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Dr. Margaret J. Edgell

Associate Professor

Biography

Professor Edgell's primary interests include international business, finance for development, and faith integration. She came to Calvin via Seattle Pacific University, where she taught in the MBA program, and U.S. Treasury in Washington, D.C., where she negotiated international trade agreements for the finance sector.

Professor Edgell currently resides in Seattle, WA, where she continues her research and speaking engagements on behalf of Calvin College.

Education

  • Higher Education Administration Doctoral Program, Michigan State University.
  • MA in International Affairs, Columbia University,
  • BA in International Relations (with Distinction), Stanford University

Professional Experience

  • Founder and President - International Economics, Inc.
  • Trade Specialist and International Economist, U.S. Treasury Department
  • Manager - Bellevue Christian School
  • Cofounder, President, and Treasurer, NW Christian Writers' Association
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