Simon Center: Programs & Events
Research is only part of the equation. Education is the other half. Through dynamic events, the Simon Center educates the public about their research findings, what they mean, and providing solutions for a stronger economic future.
Annual Events
As part of it’s mission, the Simon Center hosts annual speaker symopisums that bring together local, regional, and national officials to discuss topics related to the economic condition of the St. Louis area and the Midwest, the United States, and the world.
Economic Regional Forecasting Series
The Simon Center for Regional Forecasting at the Cook School is proud to present the annual Economic Regional Forecasting Series. The series welcomes students, alumni, and friends of Saint Louis University to come hear the projected forecasts concerning the regional and national economy.
Through presentation and question and answer, keynote leaders in the field of economic forecasting present their projected outcomes for the economy. The series invites multiple economic forecasting individuals to present a dynamic and diverse keynote that offers projected economic outcomes through extensive data research.
TBAThe next installment of the series is currently in planning, please check back soon.
Archives
2012
- October 2012: “Immigration in St. Louis”
- March 2012: “Recession, Recovery…Relapse?”
2011
- “Is St. Louis Positioned for Growth?”
2010
- “The Shape of Things to Come”
2009
- “Are We Out of the Woods Yet? Prospects for the U.S. Recovery and What’s Next for the Stock Market, Banks, and Jobs”