Research Assistants

Elizabeth Arterberry is a Research Assistant at the Institute for Sustainable Prosperity. As a first-year student at Denison University, she is currently pursuing a B.A. in Philosophy with a minor in French. Her interest in the cultures and the societal structures of different nations, and how they affect their residents stems from her passion for

Logan Smith is a Research Assistant at the Institute for Sustainable Prosperity and a master’s student in the Department of French and Italian at Miami University. Smith received a B.A from Denison University in 2016, majoring in English and French literature. As a 2014 summer scholar, he conducted a self-designed socio-linguistics research projected focused on

Usha Pradhan is a Research Assistant at the Institute for Sustainable Prosperity. She holds a M.A in Economics from the University of Missouri – Kansas City (UMKC) and is currently pursuing her PhD in Economics at UMKC with Social Science Consortium as her co-discipline. Her research interests include Monetary Theory and Policy, Political Economy, Sustainable Economic

Anthony Eisenbarth is a Research Assistant at the Institute for Sustainable Prosperity. A graduate from Eastern Oregon University, he is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Missouri—Kansas City with a social science co-discipline. His research interests include macrodynamics, monetary theory, economic history, labor studies, political economy, and the economics of race and gender.