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WHS students who attended the 2016 UNL Economics Day were, front row (from left): Hanna Jemison, Taryn Scheef, Maddie Larson, Mallory Lindstrom, Claire Johnston, Kinsley Tingelhoff. Middle: Brendan Lacey, Will Shanahan, Austin Scott, Tucker Hancock, Spencer Clark. Back: Dylan Egr, Seth Syverson, Ty Syverson, Cade Belitz, Trevor Wood, Sam Brabec, and Bryson Keller.

18 WHS business students attend 2016 UNL Economics Day

Yearly event sponsored by NE Council on Economics & UNL College of Business Administration

How can we improve production costs when making our product? Will increasing the minimum wage bring people out of poverty? How does discrimination affect the workforce?

These are a few of the questions Wahoo High School students pondered at UNL’s 2016 Economics Day for Students. 

Eighteen WHS students, along with business teacher Barb Shanahan, attended the UNL Economics Day on Wednesday, November 9, 2016. The day was sponsored and led by the Nebraska Council on Economics and the UNL College of Business Administration. 

The day consisted of many hands-on economic simulations involving production costs, minimum wage, and discrimination in the workforce.

The students were able to experience a taste of college life by eating lunch in the school cafeteria in Selleck Hall. The nice fall weather then allowed them to take a student ambassador led tour of the campus. This included visits to Memorial Stadium, a dorm room, and the new library. 

Students attending this year Econ Day were Bryson Keller, Sam Brabec, Hanna Jemison, Dylan Egr, Mallory Lindstrom, Taryn Scheef, Kinsley Tingelhoff, Madilyn Larson, Will Shanahan, Brendan Lacey, Austin Scott, Seth Syverson, Ty Syverson, Trevor Wood, Claire Johnston, Spencer Clark, Cade Belitz, and Tucker Hancock.

18 WHS business students attend 2016 UNL Economics Day

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