Biography

I am an applied microeconomist specializing in labor economics, energy economics, and environmental economics. Currently, I serve as a Lecturer in Economics at Fort Hays State University while completing my Ph.D. in Economics at Texas Tech University.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with High Honor from Antalya Science University in Turkey and a Master of Arts in Economics from Ibn Haldun University (IHU). During my MA studies, I gained valuable experience as a Graduate Research Assistant and Graduate Teaching Assistant at IHU, fostering my passion for research and teaching.

My research focuses on addressing critical global challenges, particularly the intersection of economic development, environmental sustainability, and labor market dynamics. My work aims to provide insights that contribute to evidence-based policy-making.

Beyond academia, I am passionate about sports and have actively participated in cricket, tennis, and football. I have received several accolades, including trophies in soccer and cricket competitions, reflecting my commitment to teamwork and excellence both on and off the field.