Jaeden Jude Noronha

Experience

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  NPS International School

  Aug 2014 - Jun 2020

  Interntional Baccalaureate Diploma Programme 38/45 International General Certificate of Secondary Education - Cambridge International ExaminationsEconomics - A*Mathematics - A*Physics - A*Chemistry - A*Biology - A*History - A*English Language - A

  • Student

    Jul 2018 - Jun 2020

  • Student

    Aug 2014 - Jul 2018
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  UBC Sauder School of Business

  Jul 2020 - Aug 2022

  COMM 203: Managing the Employment RelationshipThe role of employment relations in enterprise performance. Managing employees under statutory law, collective bargaining, and progressive human resource management. Key issues in forming, developing, and maintaining a work force.COMM 204: Logistics and Operations ManagementThe design and management of systems to make products, provide services and deliver them to the end user.COMM 205: Introduction to Management Information SystemsOverview of computer technology and terminology; use of computers as managerial and administrative tools; the management of computer resources and the influence of information technology within the organization.COMM 293: Financial AccountingIntroduction to the construction and interpretation of financial reports prepared primarily for external use.COMM 295: Managerial EconomicsEconomic foundations of managerial decision-making. Demand theory, cost and production, market structure, competitive strategy, organization of the firm, welfare-economic foundations of business regulation. Show less COMM 101: Business FundamentalsThe different disciplines of business and their combination in management planning and decision-making.COMM 186E: Values, Ethics, and CommunityFoundation for ongoing study of the roles and responsibilities of business at individual, organizational, and societal levels.COMM 290: Introduction to Quantitative Decision MakingIntroduction to decision models in business, including basic optimization, linear programming, probability, decision analysis, random variables, simulation, and solving decision problems using spreadsheet tools.COMM 291: Application of Statistics in BusinessMethods and applications of statistics in business; data analysis, descriptive regression; data generation; sampling distributions; hypothesis testing; confidence intervals; two sample problems; inference in regression.ECON 101: Principles of MicroeconomicsElements of theory and of Canadian policy and institutions concerning the economics of markets and market behaviour, prices and costs, exchange and trade, competition and monopoly, distribution of income.ECON 102: Principles of MacroeconomicsElements of theory and of Canadian policy and institutions concerning the economics of growth and business cycles, national income accounting, interest and exchange rates, money and banking, the balance of trade.MATH 104: Differential Calculus with Applications to Commerce and Social SciencesDerivatives and rates of change, exponential and trigonometric functions, Newton's method, Taylor polynomials, maxima and minima, and graphing.MATH 105: Integral Calculus with Applications to Commerce and Social SciencesAntiderivatives, the definite integral, techniques of integration, infinite series, partial derivatives, maxima and minima with constraints, discrete and continuous random variables. Show less

  • Sophomore

    Aug 2021 - Aug 2022

  • Freshman

    Jul 2020 - Jul 2021
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  University of Oregon

  Sept 2022 - Jun 2024

  EC 401: Departmental Honors Research: A literature review: Evaluating the effectiveness of term limits. EC 440: Public Economics: Covers the economic problems that arise when the government is a self-interested actor in the economy. We study political agency, voting, the economic origins of political institutions and the size and number of nations.PS 308: United States Political Thought: Development of United States political thought from the Revolution through the 20th century. Includes writings of Jefferson, Paine, Madison, Tocqueville. Show less EC 482: Economics of Globalization. Applications of economic theories and empirical methods to globalization issues: market integration of goods and factors, international labor and environmental standards, economic growth and income inequality, financial stability, global governance.EC 484: Multinational Corporations. Economist's perspective of multinational corporations. Explores the policies governments use to influence corporate behavior and patterns of investment; taxation as a tool for implementing public policy.PS 467: The United States Presidency. An ambivalent view of the presidency as the key institution in the United States political system.PS 480: Introduction to Rational Choice. Introduces the paradigm of rational choice and game theory that is of special significance to politics. Show less EC 560: Industrial Organization. Theories, quantitative measures, and institutional descriptions of the structure, conduct, and results that characterize American industry. Emphasis is on the determinants and consequences of market power.EC 548: Political Economy. Covers the economic problems that arise when the government is a self-interested actor in the economy. We study political agency, voting, the economic origins of political institutions and the size and number of nations.EC 433: Urban and Regional Economics. Location theory; urbanization and metropolitan growth; regional analysis; intraurban rent, location and land use, size distribution of urban areas; welfare economics, political economy, and urban problems.Ps 477: International Environmental Politics. How nations solve international environmental problems. Explores major problems, processes, and current debates. Evaluates existing treaties through case studies. Show less EC 480: International FinanceForeign exchange markets, interaction between spot and forward markets, speculation and interest arbitrage, balance-of-payments accounting, measures of deficits and surpluses, "open-economy" macroeconomic issues.EC 421: Introduction to EconometricsApplication of classical statistical techniques of estimation, hypothesis testing, and regression to economic models.EC 410: Inequality in Economic MobilityA survey course on the origins and measurement of inequality and policies to promote equity and economic mobility.PS 479: Examines theories of intervention: security, economic imperialism, humanitarian intervention, spreading democracy, domestic politics; over thirty-seven U.S. interventions since 1898 are surveyed.MATH 253: Calculus IIIStandard sequence for students of physical and social sciences and of mathematics. Introduction to improper integrals, infinite sequences and series, Taylor series, and differential equations. Sequence. Show less EC 320: Introduction to EconometricsApplication of classical statistical techniques of estimation, hypothesis testing, and regression to economic models.EC 313: Intermediate Microeconomic TheoryDetermination of aggregate income, employment, and unemployment; evaluation of macroeconomic policies.PS 440: Causes and Prevention of WarSurveys theories of causes of war; focuses on major theories of prevention; case studies from World War I, World War II, and other wars.PS 495: US Political EconomyExamines United States political-economic institutions from a comparative and historical perspective. Topics include rise and fall of mass production, labor and the law, and regional development.MATH 252: Calculus IIStandard sequence for students of physical and social sciences and of mathematics. Integral calculus. Show less EC 311: Intermediate Microeconomic TheoryConsumer and firm behavior, market structures. General equilibrium theory, welfare economics, collective choice, rules for evaluating economic policy.PS 205: Introduction to international relations Introduction to theoretical and methodological tools for the analysis of world politicsPS 210: Politics of BusinessIntroduces the political science subfield of political economy which studies the relationship between concepts like the market and the state, capitalism and democracy, politics and the economy. The American political economy is examined from both a historical and an international perspective.MATH 241: Calculus for Business and social scienceIntroduction to topics in differential and integral calculus including some aspects of the calculus of several variables.MATH 243: Introduction to probability and statisticsDiscrete and continuous probability, data description and analysis, sampling distributions, emphasizes confidence intervals and hypothesis testing. Show less

  • Senior: Spring Term

    Apr 2024 - Jun 2024

  • Senior: Winter Term

    Jan 2024 - Mar 2024

  • Senior: Fall Term

    Sept 2023 - Dec 2023

  • Senior: Summer Term

    Jun 2023 - Aug 2023

  • Junior: Spring Term

    Apr 2023 - Jun 2023

  • Junior: Winter Term

    Jan 2023 - Mar 2023

  • Junior: Fall Term

    Sept 2022 - Dec 2022
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  UO International Student Association

  Oct 2022 - Apr 2023

  Finance Intern

  • Analyzed and allocated the organization's annual budget towards weekly events and computed expected return on investments from allocating the budget to different departments within the organization.• Forecasted returns on investments such as number of attendees at an event compared to projected numbers and therefore analyzed wastage of excess food and beverages through the application of R and Tableau.• Persuaded vendors in the Eugene area to sponsor food and funding for bi-weekly events through promoting the reciprocity of sponsoring the largest international student organization on campus. Show less

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  The Economics Club at The University of Oregon

  Mar 2023 - Jun 2024

  President

  Facilitate executive meetings and make executive decisions about the club. Delegate tasks to various executive members of the club and ensure operations are on time and events are successful. Oversee budget calculations and distribution of funds according to the annual business plan. Invite professors and business professionals to bi-weekly meetings to promote the importance of an economics major in today's dynamic economy. The University of Oregon Economics Club endorsed by the Department of Economics at the University of Oregon, seeks to enrich student’s education by inspiring academic excellence, connecting with professionals and providing the opportunity to engage in original and independent research in the field of economics. Show less

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  University of Oregon Undergraduate Law Association

  Apr 2023 - May 2024

  Treasurer

  Proficiently orchestrated the financial operations of the organization, vigilantly monitoring both income and expenditures. Identified strategic cost-saving opportunities and judiciously allocated funds to bolster and enhance the association's diverse activities. Fostered strong relationships with vendors and sponsors, negotiating favorable terms and maximizing financial resources. Provided detailed financial briefings and strategic insights during executive meetings, expertly communicating complex concepts like risk assessment, variance analysis, and trend forecasting in a clear and concise manner.Worked with the ASUO at the University of Oregon to negotiate surplus funding for the club's rapidly growing affluence on and off campus. Show less

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  University of Oregon | College of Arts and Sciences

  May 2023 - Jun 2024

  As a student selected to serve on the executive board for the College of Arts and Sciences, I play a pivotal role in shaping the future direction of the college. My contributions are crucial in the development of our strategic plan, which includes crafting a mission statement that encapsulates both our long-term vision and immediate objectives. This strategy not only defines our goals and strengths but also lays the groundwork for cultivating the next generation of leaders. Through this role, I am committed to guiding the college in achieving its aspirations and enhancing its educational impact. Show less

  • Steering Committee Executive Board Member

    Nov 2023 - Jun 2024

  • Undergraduate Student Advisory Board

    May 2023 - Jun 2024
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  The Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group

  Jun 2023 - Aug 2023

  Summer Intern

  Engaged in the promotion of the Better Bottle Bill (H 3690/S2104) by devising targeted approaches to connect with potential donors. Advocated for clean energy electricity by 20235 in Massachusetts by actively promoting the 100% Clean Act, following discussions with State Representative Margarie Decker. Successfully lobbied for the passage of the bill and orchestrated fundraising efforts that resulted in securing over $800,000 in support for the cause.

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  Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

  Sept 2024 - now

  Research Assistant
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  Columbia University

  Sept 2024 - now

  Graduate Student

  Relevant Coursework: Data science for Political Analysis, Advanced Political Economy, Advanced Financial Markets, Applied Regression and Causal Inference, Sustainability Reporting, Cyber Risks and Vulnerabilities, ESG and Sustainable Corporate Structure.