ROSES Lectures/Invited Lectures

READING ONLINE SPORTS ECONOMICS SEMINARS (ROSES)

  1. Berri, David. “Exploring the Gender Wage Gap in a World of Exogenous Revenues: The Case of         Professional Basketball”  February 7, 2025.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXSbsaIQ8Hg
  2. Berri, David. “No One Gets Paid What They Were Worth! Exploring Player Value in the Early          History of Professional Basketball.”  March 22, 2024.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JaOO8rz5bA
  3. Carlos Gomez-Gonzalez, Helmut Dietl, David Berri, and Cornel Nesseler Berri, David. “Gender Stereotypes and Perceived Quality: An Experiment with Professional Soccer Performance” February 10, 2023. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz4fW46xxZ8
  4. Berri, David. “Can More Dunking Really Help the WNBA”.). January 14, 2022. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C75PoeE7DRY
  5. Jennifer Van Gilder, Erica Hanserd, Courtney Paulson, Steve Walters, and David Berri. “Stereotypes and Hiring Decisions: Lessons from the NBA Draft” May 27, 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIJFjqYdQFs’

INVITED LECTURES

  1. Loyola Marymount (April 7, 2025): Gender and Sports Economics (virtual) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTabyh7ytW4
  2. Sonoma State University (February 24, 2025): Slaying the Trolls (virtual)
  3. University of North Carolina (January 23, 2025): Gender and Sports (virtual)
  4. University of Utah (January 21, 2025): Slaying the Trolls (virtual)
  5. St. Mary’s College (January 14, 2025): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  6. New York University (November 25, 2024): Slaying the Trolls and Other Topics (virtual)
  7. University of Nebraska-Lincoln (September 26, 2024): Economics of College Sports (virtual)
  8. University of Utah (September 18, 2024): Slaying the Trolls (in person)
  9. OECD: Close the Gender Play Gap: Towards Pay Equity in Sports.  Conference in Paris for International Equal Pay Day (September 12, 2024). Gender, Sports and Economics (virtual) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQRXFyBU9GQ
    https://www.oecd.org/en/events/2024/09/international-equal-pay-day-event–closing-the-gender-play-gap-towards-pay-equity-in-sport.html
  10. St. Mary’s College (January 11, 2024): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  11. Sonoma State University (November 15, 2023): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  12. Seton Hall (October 17, 2023): Sports and Economics (virtual)
  13. Sonoma State University (May 23, 2023): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  14. St. Mary’s College (January 17, 2023): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  15. University of San Francisco (September 13, 2022): Gender, Sports and Economics (virtual)
  16. University of Delaware (April 26, 2022): Gender, Sports, and Economic (virtual)
  17. Sonoma State University (February 7, 2022): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  18. St. Mary’s College (January 18, 2022): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  19. Marist College (November 11, 2021): Exploitation in Sports (virtual)
  20. University of Delaware (October 28, 2021): Gender, Sports, and Economic (virtual)
  21. University of Massachusetts (April 7, 2021): Diversity and Inclusion — The Last Hero’s Lesson (virtual)
  22. University of Delaware (March 23, 2021): Gender, Sports, and Economic (virtual)
  23. Sonoma State University (March 1, 2021): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  24. Air Force Academy (February 4, 2021): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  25. Clemson University (February 2, 2021): Gender and College Sports (virtual)
  26. St. Mary’s College (January 19, 2021): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  27. University of Kentucky (November 18, 2020): Discrimination and Sports (virtual)
  28. Marist College (November 5, 2020): Exploitation in Sports (virtual)
  29. Sonoma State University (March 31, 2020): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  30. Georgia Tech (February 17, 2020): Gender, Sports, and Economics (in-person)
  31. University of Rhode Island (April 2, 2019): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  32. Wake Forest (November 7, 2017): Gender, Sports, and Economics (virtual)
  33. University of Chicago (May 12, 2016): Behavioral Economics and Sports (in-person)
  34. Pomona College (April 5, 2016): Sports and Exploitation (in-person)
  35. Colorado State (October 2, 2015): Sports and Exploitation (in-person)
  36. Missouri State (October 20, 2014): Economics of College Sports (in-person)
  37. Colorado College (April 14, 2005): Games with Numbers (in-person)
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