Teaching Personal Finance Conference
The Teaching Personal Finance Conference brings together personal finance and financial literacy teachers from public and private colleges and universities around the country.
The conference’s objective is to share experiences including successes and challenges in starting or teaching personal finance courses. Teaching methods, topics, and materials have been an integral part of the discussion. The event is meant to create a network of academics, teachers, and interested parties who will continue to share insights and help each other.
Conference participants are educators representing colleges and universities that serve students from a range of economic backgrounds, courses of study, and geographies as well as experts and practitioners with diverse backgrounds.
Upcoming Conference
Upcoming Event
Past Conferences
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Newsletter
Past newsletters featuring conference news and updates.
People
Participants at the inaugural conference
Conference Organizers
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Michael J. Boskin
Stanford University -
Annamaria Lusardi
Stanford GSB -
John B. Shoven
Stanford University
Panelists and Moderators
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Vickie Bajtelsmit
Colorado State University -
Gustavo Barboza
Loyola University New Orleans -
John Y. Campbell
Harvard University -
James Choi
Yale School of Management -
Robert Clark
Poole College of Management, North Carolina State University -
Nandita Das
Delaware State University -
Peter DeMarzo
Stanford GSB -
Joseph Fitter
Kelley School of Business, Indiana University -
Paul P. Gregg
University of Central Florida -
Melissa Hart
Poole College of Management North Carolina State University -
Patrick Jenkins
Financial Times -
Bento J. Lobo
The University of Tennessee-Chattanooga -
Mahnaz Mahdavi
Smith College -
Kathleen McGarry
University of California, Los Angeles -
Margaret Miller
World Bank -
Olivia S. Mitchell
Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania -
Terrance Odean
Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley -
Tim Ranzetta
Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF) -
William Skimmyhorn
Raymond A. Mason School of Business William and Mary -
Michael Staten
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences University of Arizona -
Timothy Taylor
Journal of Economic Perspectives