Faculty Member Since 2018
Suneye Rae Holmes, C’2004, is a senior instructor of economics and doctoral student at the Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of Economics. She has served the Spelman community as faculty for six years, curating curricula in Math Economics, Health Economics, Principals of Macroeconomics, several courses for the Interdisciplinary Big Questions Colloquium (IBQC), and Matrix Algebra. Professor Holmes operates a Sloan-funded summer research lab for incoming first-year economics scholars, teaching them statistical coding and fundamental research methodology in health and environmental issues. Originally from Texas, she enjoys reading, art, and hiking when not in the classroom.
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Topics
Health economics, economic history, environmental economics
Ph.D. (in progress), Georgia Institute of Technology
M.A., The Johns Hopkins University
B.A., Spelman College
Principles of Macroeconomics SECO241
Math Economics SECO282
Interdisciplinary Big Questions Colloquium (IBQC)
Health Economics SECO370
Food Sovereignty and Production SECO 380
Health Economics; Economic History, Environmental Economics
In the Know Episode 1 with Marsai Martin (July 2021, video)
Juneteenth: Soul of America, hosted by Marquise Francis (June 2021, video)
Juneteenth: Where to Celebrate and Why, The Saporta Report (June 14, 2021 article)
Unpacking Pres. Biden’s Big Budget, NPR, The Indicator from Planet Money (May 28, 2021, podcast)