• Ph.D. University of North Carolina
• Post-doc. Duke University
• B.A. Davidson College

• Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, James Madison University, 2006-2012
• Post-doctoral Fellow, Duke Clinical Research Institute, Duke University, 2004-2006
• Research Fellow, Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp., 2004-2006
• Research Fellow, Mid-Atlantic Medical Services Inc., 2003
• Post-doctoral Fellow, Center on Drugs and Public Policy, University of Maryland, 2003
• Research Assistant, Bank of America, Department of Economic and Financial Research, 1997

Grant, W.C. (2022). Transparent Players: the Use of Narrative Voices in Game Theory. Journal of Economic Methodology. 

Grant, W.C. (2020). Trusting a Double Agent. Defence and Peace Economics.

O'Roark, J.B. & Grant, W.C. (2018). Games Superheroes Play: Teaching Game Theory with Comic Book Favorites. Journal of Economic Education

Grant, W.C. & Anstrom, K.J. (2009). Minimizing Selection Bias in Randomized Trials: a Nash Equilibrium Approach to Optimal Randomization. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.

"The Burden of Hepatitis-C Virus Infection in Children: Estimated Direct Medical Costs Over a Ten-Year Period." Journal of Pediatrics: Elsevier.