Pitchayaporn Tantihkarnchana
School of Economic Sciences
Box 646210, Hulbert Hall room 313
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6210
Tel: (509) 592-8836
Fax: (509) 335-1173
Email:
EDUCATION
2016PhD in Economics, Washington State University (Pullman, WA)
Fields: Environmental & Natural Resources and Industrial Organization
Advisor: Hayley Chouinard
2014MS in Economics, Washington State University (Pullman, WA)
Project: Valuing Climate Change Through Housing Markets Near Ski Resorts
Advisor: Gregmar Galinato
2011BA in Economics, International Economics Bachelor of Arts Program, Chulalongkorn University (Bangkok, Thailand)
2010 Study Abroad, Bocconi University(Milan, Italy)
RESEARCH INTEREST
- Environmental & natural resources (climate change, environmental value)
- Land development (amenity values, development pattern)
- Environmental law (punitive damages, compensatory damages)
UNIVERSITY TEACHING
- Fundamentals of Microeconomics, WSU Summer 2015
- Fundamentals of Microeconomics, WSU Spring 2015
- Fundamentals of Microeconomics, WSU Fall 2014
- Fundamentals of Microeconomics, WSU Summer 2014
WORK IN PROGRESS
Tantihkarnchana, P. “The Effects of Preserved Open Space and Congestion on the Density of Residential Development in a Rural Environmental Amenity Rich Region.” Work in Progress, 2015.
Tantihkarnchana, P. “Punitive Damages under Incomplete Information: Signaling Game Approach.” Work in Progress, 2014
Brady, M., and Pitchayaporn Tantihkarnchana. “Estimating the Value of Water from Property Sales in an Arid High Environmental Amenity Region: A Difference-in-Difference Approach.” Work in Progress, 2014
Tantihkarnchana, P., and Gregmar Galinato. “Valuing Climate Change Through Housing Markets near Ski Resorts.” Under Review, 2014.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATION
Summer 2015Tantihkarnchana, P., and Gregmar Galinato. “The Amenity Value of Climate Change Across Different Regions in the United States.”
Agricultural and Applied Economics Association and Western Agricultural Economics Association Joint Conference (San Francisco, California)
Summer 2015 Tantihkarnchana, P. “Punitive Damages under Incomplete Information: Signaling Game Approach.”
Western Economic Association International (Honolulu, Hawaii)
Spring 2015Tantihkarnchana, P., and Gregmar Galinato. “Valuing Climate Change Through Housing Markets near Ski Resorts.” (Poster Presentation)
School of Economic Sciences Poster Competition (Pullman, Washington)
Spring 2015Tantihkarnchana, P., and Gregmar Galinato. “Valuing Climate Change Through Housing Markets near Ski Resorts.” (Poster Presentation)
Wiley Research Exposition (Pullman, Washington)
Spring 2015Tantihkarnchana, P. “Punitive Damages under Incomplete Information: Signaling Game Approach.”
Eastern Economics Association (New York, New York)
Spring 2015Tantihkarnchana, P., and Gregmar Galinato. “Valuing Climate Change Through Housing Markets near Ski Resorts.”
Eastern Economics Association (New York, New York)
Spring 2015Tantihkarnchana, P. “Punitive Damages under Incomplete Information: Signaling Game Approach.”
Academy of Economics and Finance (Jacksonville, FL)
Spring 2015Tantihkarnchana, P., and Gregmar Galinato. “Valuing Climate Change Through Housing Markets near Ski Resorts.”
Academy of Economics and Finance (Jacksonville, FL)
AWARDS
Spring 2015Honorable Mention Poster Presentation at School of Economics Sciences, WSU
Spring 2015First Place Poster Presentation at Wiley Research Exposition, WSU
Fall 2014 Tesfaye Girma Deboch Graduate Fellowship, WSU
Fall 2013Jeff Krautkraemer Scholarship, WSU
2008-2011Economics Bachelor of Arts Assistantship Scholarship, Chulalongkorn University
UNIVERSITY SERVICE
2014-PresentSenator, Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA), WSU
2014-PresentCommittee Member, GPSA Excellence Awards,WSU
2013-PresentSecretary, School of Economic Sciences Graduate Student Association, WSU
2013-PresentCommittee Member, School of Economic Sciences Safety Committee, WSU
2013-PresentCommittee Member. School of Economic Sciences Alumni and Friends Development Committee, WSU
2010Committee Member,Economics Bachelor of Arts (EBA) Student Council, CU
2010Staff, EBA Open House, CU
2008-2009Ambassador, EBA Program
2009Treasurer,EBA Student Public Relations
2007Pianist,University Chorus: Orientation and Graduation Ceremony, CU
2007-2010Staff,EBA Orientation
COMMUNITY SERVICE
2010Committee Member and Volunteer, EBA Elephant Support Project at Elephant Senility Center, fundraising and care for senior and abused elephants (Karnchanaburi, Thailand)
2009Committee Member and Volunteer, EBA Humanities Pakdong School Project and Camp, building infrastructure and school for students, increase literacy rates among rural students, provide financial advice to farmers and personal hygiene education to villagers (Chaiyabhumi, Thailand)
2008Committee Member and Volunteer, EBA Humanities Bamboo School Project and Camp, establish small-scale hospital for Bong-Ti Lang village, fundraise for AIDS orphanage, and provide public health education, (Karnchanaburi, Thailand):
2007Volunteer, Environmental Conservation of Mangrove Forest (Petchaburi, Thailand)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2015Teaching session at Academy of Economics and Finance conference.
2013Graduate Student Teaching Workshop, Graduate School and WSU Teaching Academy, WSU
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Academy of Economics and Finance, Eastern Economic Association, Western Economic Association International, Western Agricultural Economics Association, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2010-2011 Marketing Researcher: Krung Thai Cards (KTC)
2007-2008Piano Teacher
STATISTICAL AND SOFTWARE LANGUAGES
ArcGIS, Gauss, R, Stata
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Native: Thai
Fluent:English