Teaching

Classes

Econ 215 – Health Economics

Econ 251 – Intermediate Microeconomics

Econ 253 – Fundamentals of Econometrics

Econ 401 – Economics of the US Healthcare Industry

Individual Teaching and Advising

PhD Dissertation Committee

Honor’s Thesis

Kate Kinder (’21) – Government and Law (Outside reader) – AY 2020-2021
- “Rising Partisan Polarization in the United States: Its Causes, and Views from the Left and Right”
Aurie Greenberg (’22) – Math and Economics (Primary advisor) – AY 2021-2022
- “State-Run COVID-19 Vaccination Incentive Programs and Vaccination Decisions among Vaccine-Hesitant Individuals”
Masha Nguyen (’22) – Math and Economics (Co-primary advisor) – AY 2021-2022
- “The Gender Wage Gap and its Effect on Mental Well-Being of Women in Russia”
Hannah Spitzer (’22) – Policy Studies (Primary advisor) – AY 2021-2022
- “Decriminalization of Mental Health Through Pre-Booking Diversion Policies Benefit All”
Meghan Haddad (’22) – Policy Studies (Second reader) – AY 2021-2022
- “Bridge the Gap for Medicare Recipients: Acute Hospital Care at Home Programs”
Marjana Tafader (’22) – Neuroscience (Outside reader) – AY 2021-2022
- “Childhood SES and Age-Related Cognition and Age-Related Cortical Thickness in Racially/Ethnically Diverse Older Adults”
Alexa Sadowski (’24) – Economics (Primary advisor) – AY 2023-2024
- “An Analysis of the Efficiency of Hospital Pricing”
Emily Tesbir (’24) – Economics (Second reader) – AY 2023-2024
- “Effect of State Paid Maternity Leave Policies on Womens’ Health”

Independent Study

Excel Scholars