John E. Walker Department of Economics

The John E. Walker Department of Economics, located in Clemson, South Carolina, United States, is a renowned university institution that offers a comprehensive education in the field of economics. Economics is viewed as a way of understanding human behavior, from business management to everyday decision-making. Students majoring in economics develop strong logical thinking skills, preparing them for success in a wide range of careers.

Named after John E. Walker '58, a successful entrepreneur and economics professor, the department received a generous donation from Walker in 2001 to expand its faculty and enhance its programs. The department also honors the legacy of Colonel John E. Walker Sr. with the Walker Golf Course.

The department hosts various events and lectures, such as the recent lecture by Nobel Prize winner James Heckman on early childhood learning. The department also mourns the loss of Bobby McCormick, a respected member of the economics community.

With a focus on practical applications of economic principles, the John E. Walker Department of Economics provides students with a solid foundation for future success in their chosen careers.