Hi, I'm Kevin Meyer, an associate professor of economics at Saginaw Valley State University.  My research interests lie at the intersection of environmental and agricultural economics.  I also teach a range of topics in both economics and statistics.

Although I was born in California, I grew up in Alaska, where I earned a BA in economics.  While there, I also earned a minor in music while studying classical guitar.    After a couple of years of working in the private sector, I moved to Michigan where I earned an MA in economics at Central Michigan University.  I then moved to Iowa to earn a PhD in economics at Iowa State University.  My co-advisors were Dr. Catherine Kling and Dr. David Keiser.

To learn more about my current projects, please visit the research page or learn more about my teaching experiences.  If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me.