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James Campbell
Lecturer at University of California, Berkeley
James Campbell is a Lecturer in the Economics Department at the University of California, Berkeley.12 He specializes in teaching undergraduate economics courses, with a focus on areas such as introductory economics, microeconomics, behavioral economics, and pedagogy.4
Background and Experience
Prior to his position at UC Berkeley, Campbell held academic roles at several other institutions:
- Providence College
- University of Toronto
- Brown University1
His office is located in 665 Evans Hall on the UC Berkeley campus.3
Research and Expertise
Campbell's academic interests lie in the field of applied microeconomic theory and network economics.5 As a lecturer, he is known for his engaging teaching style and dedication to undergraduate education.
Online Presence
James Campbell maintains an active online presence:
- His LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "jdcampbelleconomics"2
- On Twitter, he uses the handle @jamesdcamp4
Campbell is described as a widely beloved faculty member, known for his passion for teaching economics.6 His role at UC Berkeley involves not only lecturing but also contributing to the department's undergraduate program and fostering an understanding of economic principles among students.
