Spring 2021 Virtual Presentation

Paul Ciarcia

Paul Ciarcia is a senior at the University of Denver who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Science in finance degree and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Much of his time spent at the University has been devoted to his work at the Center for Sustainability, in which he is the Operations Lead of the campus’ Food Pantry. Academically, Paul is passionate about merging his interests in finance, organizational psychology, and sustainability to help improve business performance and analyze broad scope societal trends that affect markets, such as real estate investment. While Paul is relatively new in his journey as a researcher, he has received numerous recognitions for his academic performance. To date, Paul is a recipient of the Dean’s Scholarship, C&H Blake Endowed Scholarship, and Larson Family Endowed Scholarship. While his current education covers a wide variety of topics, Paul intends on getting his masters in Sustainable Real Estate Development to merge his passions and have a positive impact on the sustainability of our urban centers.

Irina Khindanova, PhD

Irina Khindanova is a teaching associate professor in the Reiman School of Finance at the Daniels College of Business, University of Denver. Irina has taught finance and economics courses, researched on financial risk management, financial modeling, and international investments. She has also consulted on financial modeling and corporate finance topics.