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<strong>Ilker</strong> <strong>Dastan</strong><br />

As of February 1, 2010<br />

Rutgers University Phone: (732) 322-7298<br />

Department of Economics<br />

E-mail: dastan@econ.rutgers.edu<br />

75 Hamilton Street http://econ.rutgers.edu/dastan<br />

New Brunswick, NJ 08901<br />

EDUCATION:<br />

Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ<br />

Ph.D., Economics (Expected: May, 2010)<br />

M.A., Economics, 2005<br />

Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey<br />

B.A., Economics, 2003<br />

Dissertation: “Labor Market Effects of Obesity, Smoking and Alcohol Use”<br />

Committee Members: Louise B. Russell (supervisor), Mark Killingsworth, Jeffrey Rubin<br />

Expected Date of Completion: May, 2010<br />

Field Exams:<br />

Health Economics, 2006<br />

Industrial Organization, 2005<br />

Awards and Honors:<br />

Sidney I. Simon Prize for Outstanding Teaching Award, Rutgers University, Department of<br />

Economics, 2008<br />

Teaching Assistantship, Rutgers University, 2004-2007<br />

Graduate School Fellowship, Rutgers University, 2003-2004<br />

Bilkent University Scholarship, Bilkent University, Turkey, 1998-2003<br />

EXPERIENCE:<br />

Instructor, Department of Economics, Rutgers University, 2006-2009<br />

Intermediate Microeconomics, Spring 2010, Fall 2009 (two sections), Summer 2009 (two<br />

sections), Spring 2009 (two sections), Fall 2008 (two sections), Summer 2008, Spring 2008<br />

(two sections), Fall 2007 (two sections), Summer 2007<br />

Introduction to Microeconomics, Summer 2006<br />

Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, Rutgers University, 2004-2007<br />

Introduction to Microeconomics, Spring 2007, Fall 2005, Spring 2005, Fall 2004<br />

Introduction to Macroeconomics, Spring 2006<br />

Intermediate Microeconomics, Fall 2006<br />

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RESEARCH:<br />

Research Assistant, Department of Economics, Rutgers University, 2005-2008<br />

for Prof. Dr. Mark Killingsworth, Fall 2008<br />

for Prof. Dr. Ira Gang, Summer 2006<br />

for Prof. Dr. Eugene White, Summer 2005<br />

Intern, Ankara, Turkey, 2001-2002<br />

Prime Ministry State Planning Organization, Summer 2002<br />

Turkish Treasury, Summer 2001<br />

Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Summer 2001<br />

“Labor Market Effects of Obesity, Smoking, and Alcohol Use”, <strong>Dastan</strong>, I, 2009. (Job<br />

Market Paper).<br />

“Joint Wage Effects of Obesity, Smoking, and Binge Drinking”, Department of<br />

Economics, Rutgers University, May, 2009.<br />

“The Impacts of Obesity, Smoking, and Binge Drinking on Unemployment”,<br />

Department of Economics, Rutgers University, September, 2009.<br />

“Sensitivity and Robustness Analyses on the Labor Market Effects of Health Behaviors”,<br />

Department of Economics, Rutgers University, September, 2009.<br />

“The Effects of Obesity, Smoking, and Drinking on Wages of Workers: Cross-sectional<br />

and First-differences Estimations”, Department of Economics, Rutgers University,<br />

December, 2005. Second Year Research Paper.<br />

“The Effects of Obesity, Smoking, and Binge Drinking on Durations of Unemployment:<br />

Evidence from a Longitudinal Study”, Work in progress.<br />

“Gender Differences in Labor Market Effects of Obesity”, Work in progress.<br />

“The Impacts of Health Behaviors on Life-time Earnings of Workers”, Work in progress.<br />

“Wage Distribution and Health Behaviors: A Quantile Regression Approach for NLSY<br />

Data”, Work in progress.<br />

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS:<br />

REFEREE:<br />

“Labor Market Effects of Obesity, Smoking and Alcohol Use”, <strong>Dastan</strong>, I, 2009.<br />

2010 Northeast Business and Economics Association (NBEA) Meeting, Morristown, New<br />

Jersey, September 2010, Accepted.<br />

2nd Annual Meeting on the Economics of Risky Behaviors (AMERB), Stone Mountain,<br />

Georgia, March 2010, Submitted.<br />

Empirical Microeconomics Workshop Presentation, Rutgers University, New Brunswick,<br />

NJ, September 2009, Presented.<br />

Journal Reviewer, Capital Markets Journal, Capital Markets Board of Turkey<br />

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Conference Reviewer, 2010 Northeast Business and Economics Association (NBEA)<br />

Meeting, Morristown, New Jersey, September 2010<br />

RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS:<br />

Applied Microeconomics, Health Economics, Labor Economics<br />

Industrial Organization, Public Economics, Health Policy<br />

COMPUTER SKILLS:<br />

Econometric Software and Programming: Stata, SAS, Gauss, E-views, Matlab, Java, Pascal<br />

Applications: Microsoft Office, Adobe Photoshop<br />

PROFESSIONAL ANDA EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:<br />

Member, American Economic Association<br />

President of Turkish Graduate Students Association, Rutgers University, 2005-2007<br />

Soccer Referee, U.S. Soccer Federation, 2007-2010<br />

REFERENCES:<br />

Louise B. Russell<br />

Jeffrey Rubin<br />

Rutgers Department of Economics Rutgers Department of Economics<br />

75 Hamilton Street 75 Hamilton Street<br />

New Brunswick, NJ 08901 New Brunswick, NJ 08901<br />

Email: lrussell@ifh.rutgers.edu<br />

Email: rubin@econ.rutgers.edu<br />

Phone: (732) 932-6507 Phone: (732) 932-7452<br />

Mark Killingsworth<br />

Irina B. Grafova<br />

Rutgers Department of Economics UMDNJ-School of Public Health<br />

75 Hamilton Street 683 Hoes Lane West, Room 321<br />

New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Piscataway, NJ 08854<br />

Email: killings@econ.rutgers.edu<br />

Email: grafovib@umdnj.edu<br />

Phone: (732) 932-7794 Phone: (732) 235-4004<br />

Jeffrey Rubin, Undergraduate Director (Teaching)<br />

Rutgers Department of Economics<br />

75 Hamilton Street<br />

New Brunswick, NJ 08901<br />

Email: rubin@econ.rutgers.edu<br />

Phone: (732) 932-7452<br />

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