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Anmol Chaddha

PhD in Sociology & Social Policy, 2015.
Research Director, Equitable Futures Lab, Institute for the Future.

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Jesse Bradford

PhD in Sociology and Social Policy, 2009.
Partner, McKinsey & Company.

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Holly Wood

PhD in Sociology, 2017.

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James Feigenbaum

PhD in Economics, 2016.
Assistant Professor of Economics, Boston University
Faculty Research Fellow, National Bureau of Economic Research


Postdoctoral Research Associate and Lecturer, Economics Department, Princeton University, 2016-2017.

Winner of the Alan Nevins Prize for best dissertation in US economic history, Economic History Association, 2016.

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Jal Mehta

Professor of Education


Research interests: What it would take to create high quality schooling at scale, with a particular interest in the professionalization of teaching.

Mehta is currently working on two projects: The Chastened Dream, a history of the effort to link social science with social policy to achieve social progress; and In Search of Deeper Learning, a contemporary study of schools, systems, and nations that are seeking to produce ambitious instruction. 

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Christy Ley

PhD in Sociology, 2018.
Senior Social Science Analyst, U.S. Government Accountability Office.

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Wei Huang

PhD in Economics, 2016.
President's Assistant Professor, National University of Singapore.


NBER Post-Doctoral Fellow on the Economics of an Aging Workforce, National Bureau of Economic Research, 2016-2017.

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Jeremy R. Levine

PhD in Sociology, 2016.
Assistant Professor of Organizational Studies and Sociology, University of Michigan.

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Daniel Honig

PhD in Public Policy, 2015.
Assistant Professor of International Development, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.


Daniel Honig's first book, Navigation by Judgment: Why and When Top-down Management of Foreign Aid Doesn’t Work, examines the optimal level of autonomy in foreign aid intervention delivery and the role political authorizing environments and measurement regimes play in circumscribing that autonomy. Published by Oxford University Press (2018).

Winner of the Next Horizons Essay Contest, 2014. The contest, organized by the Global Development Network in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, invited original and innovative thinking to inform the ongoing discourse on development assistance.

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Benjamin Schoefer

PhD in Economics, 2015.
Assistant Professor of Economics, University of California, Berkeley.

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