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If you are an undergraduate student applying for employment or further study, I will be happy to write a
letter of recommendation or complete a recommendation form if you have done well in at least one course
taken from me (or, of course, if I have supervised your Honours Thesis) and if your transcript as a whole
is strong enough that I can endorse you.
For applicants to law school or graduate programs in economics, reviewers are normally asked to comment
on the student's writing abilities. You should therefore provide me with a graded term paper, essay, or
similar evidence of writing ability from your undergraduate years (any course is fine) so that I can assess
this. This is also desirable, although not essential, for applicants to other types of programs, such as
MBA programs, or employment.
I can only write letters of recommendation directed toward a specific objective, such as particular
educational programs or employment. Except in unusual circumstances it is not possible for me to provide
you with a general letter of reference, because the letter I write will depend on what it is to be used
for. There are many students who I could recommend for employment or an MBA program, for example,
who would not be suited for graduate school in economics.
See also my RePEc and Google Scholar pages. RePEc is less comprehensive than Google Scholar, but indicates the
relationship between published articles and the earlier working paper(s).
To locate my Google Scholar page from among the many people having names similar to mine,
within Google Scholar search on "kenneth stewart uvic"
(also posted to the JAE data archive)
2011 Applied Financial Economics
Articles using baseball data 1998-2010
although note this
Correction to REStat paper
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