Scholarships and Assistantships
The Hyman P. Minsky Scholarship is awarded to a student interested in the topics of banking, finance, and financialization, and the impacts of fiscal and monetary policy.
The Wynne Godley Scholarship is awarded to a student interested in macroeconomic modeling and, in particular, stock-flow consistent modeling.
The Scholarship in Gender Studies is awarded to a student showing academic promise and interest in incorporating gender awareness in the study of the macroeconomy. Awarded in memory of Nilüfer A. Cagatay.
The Scholarship in Institutional Economics, established in memory of John F. Henry, is awarded to a student interested in research in political economy, historical and evolutionary analysis of modern market economies, and history of economic thought. Made possible by the generous donation of Charlene Heinen.
The Research Assistantship in Labor Studies provides support to Levy Institute graduate students to conduct research on issues of employment, unemployment, and fiscal policy. Applicants who are awarded this assistantship will also engage with the work and unpublished papers of Robert Prasch, a longtime friend of the Institute and scholar of institutional thought and labor issues. Made possible by the generous donation of Dr. Falguni A. Sheth.
The Levy Institute has also established the John F. Henry Prize for best thesis paper in honor of our colleague and former Levy graduate professor.