National Economics Teaching Association

🚀 NETA’s Next Chapter: Conference Is Set + Registration Is Open! 🎉
The National Economics Teaching Association (NETA) is officially in motion for our 22nd NETA Economics Teaching Conference—and we’re thrilled to welcome you to a high-energy, idea-packed, one-day virtual experience!
✅ The Conference Is Set
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Event: 22nd NETA Economics Teaching Conference
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Format: Virtual Conference (Live only)
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Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026 (Registration is free—access details emailed to registrants)
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Schedule: A full-day program with practical, creative, classroom-ready sessions
🔓 Registration Is Open (and it’s Free!)
🎟️ Register free by October 8, 2026
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Register here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/g4T5Eks7Yn
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Virtual access info will be emailed to registered participants before the conference. Sessions will not be recorded.
🎯 Theme: Economics Beyond the Textbook
“Economics Beyond the Textbook: Using Stories, Pop Culture, Policy, and Classroom Experience to Reach Students”
This year, we’re bringing together experienced presenters and respected educators to help you show students that economics isn’t just in a textbook—it’s in stories, public life, everyday decisions, and the world right now.
Expect sessions on:
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game theory & pop culture
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policy and incentives
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classroom simulations (including AI-supported approaches)
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science-based learning strategies
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and more classroom-ready ideas you can use immediately
🌟 Featured Sessions (Sneak Peek!)
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Economics Where Students Live: Social Media and Pop Culture in the Classroom — Wayne Geerling
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Taxes Have Consequences — Brian Domitrovic
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Game Theory of Thrones — Linda Ghent & Alan Grant
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Building Classroom Simulations with AI — Florencia Gabriele
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Parks and Recreation and Economics — Jadrian Wooten
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Potternomics: Economic Curiosities in the Wizarding World — J. Brian O’Roark
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How Students Learn — Stephen Chew
🤝 NETA 2026 Is Here—Let’s Build What Comes Next!
We’re grateful for the support of MobLab, and we’re excited to reconnect, share practical ideas, and keep the NETA tradition alive—strong, focused, and moving forward.
📌 Register today and lock in your spot!
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/g4T5Eks7Yn
📩 Questions?
Email: richard.gosselin@hccs.edu
Phone: 832-257-2592
See you online October 22, 2026! 🎉📚✨