Yuting Chen

Journal Articles

• Jingjing Gao, Tianyi Wang, Yuting Chen, Yang He, Chengfang Liu, Scott Rozelle, Renfu Luo (2023). The predictive role of caregiver’s language richness in child development outcomes in rural China. Early Childhood Research Quarterly, | Related Website | Download |
• Jingdong Zhong, Yang He, Yuting Chen, Renfu Luo (2020). Relationships between parenting skills and early childhood development in rural households in western China. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, | Related Website | Download |

2024 Daniels School of Business Certificate for Outstanding Teaching

This award is presented each semester to Ph.D. student teaching assistants and lecturers who receive an average score between 4.0 and 4.39 on the Purdue University Student Course Evaluation. I received this award as the lecturer for ECON 25100: Microeconomics, Summer 2024 (online class; enrollment: 60).

2025 Daniels School of Business Certificate for Outstanding Teaching

This award is presented each semester to Ph.D. student teaching assistants and lecturers who receive an average score between 4.0 and 4.39 on the Purdue University Student Course Evaluation. I received this award as the lecturer for ECON 25100: Microeconomics, Fall 2024 (in-person class; enrollment: 60).

Best Poster Presentation of 2022 Krannert KDSA Symposium

The Krannert Doctoral Student Association (KDSA) Symposium is an opportunity for PhD students to present their research to peers across all academic areas within the Krannert School of Management (aka the Daniels School of Business) and to receive feedback from peers and faculty. The poster session is open to Year 1-2 PhD students, and the presentation sessions are open to Year 3+ and above. The best candidates within each session will be awarded as winners of that year.

Economics Research Micro-Grant

This $800 micro-grant, initiated by the Department of Economics, Daniels School of Business, aims at supporting doctoral student research activities, including, but not limited to: (i) purchasing data set(s) and licensing fees; (ii) experimental subject payments; (iii) computational resource expenditures.

James A. Papke Graduate Fellowship Award

James A. Papke Graduate Fellowship Award is a one-year award in the amount of $3,500. This endowment, established by Dr. James R. Nunns and other former Ph.D. students, honors Professor Papke and encourages the continuation and advancement of public sector economics. Distributions shall provide fellowship support for graduate students enrolled in the Economics Ph.D. Program who are concentrating their study and writing their dissertations in areas relating to public sector economics, including taxation, budget, debt and fiscal policies, and program evaluation.

Vice President of Professional Development of KDSA (2024-2025)

Vice President of Professional Development of the Krannert Doctoral Student Association (KDSA), Daniels School of Business, Purdue University

• ECON 25100 (Fall 2024)
• ECON 25100 (Summer 2024)