Jeffrey Wagner is a Professor of Economics at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where he regularly teaches undergraduate courses in environmental economics, industrial organization, and microeconomics. Most of his research focuses on the economics of sustainable management of various waste types including municipal solid waste, low-level radioactive waste, and satellite debris in low Earth orbit. His research has appeared in journals in several disciplines including Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists; Journal of Environmental Economics and Management; Environmental and Resource Economics; Journal of Regulatory Economics; Ecological Economics; Waste Management; Resources, Conservation & Recycling; Southern Economic Journal; International Review of Law and Economics; and Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment. Eighteen of his peer-reviewed publications are co-authored with his undergraduate students.  He is a former chair and undergraduate program director of the Economics Department.  At the RIT College of Liberal Arts level, his service includes terms on the Curriculum, Agenda, Promotion, and Tenure Committees.  At the Institute level, he’s served on the University Tenure Committee and as chair of the General Education Committee and of the provost’s Faculty Leave for Professional Development Committee.  He is a former president of the New York State Economics Association and he was a 2022-2023 Mentor in the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists’ professional development program.  Jeff joined the RIT faculty in 2001