Daniel Hall

Dr. Daniel Hall joined HPU in 2010 and is passionate about experiential learning teaching through using experiments, debates, trips, bringing in practitioners as speakers, discussion walks and service-learning. He has received grants from the HPU Think Big Program and the Charles Koch Foundation supporting their project to create the iPad applications that help teach economic principles using market experiments. He has peer-reviewed articles that can be found in “Research in Experimental Economics,” “Games,” “Libertarian Papers” and the “Journal of Economics and Finance Education.” Dr. Hall has conducted research including the subjects: how trust varies under different property right entitlement settings; how the efficiency-equality trade-off can be modeled as a public goods problem; how government provision of public goods crowd out voluntary provision; and how economic analysis can help service organizations. Dr. Hall also incorporates his work with service clubs into his teaching of service-learning courses. He was honored as Service Learning Professor of the Year for the 2013-2014 academic year and was recently awarded the Spirit of High Point University Award in 2021.