Education
PhD in Economics, University of California, Berkeley
Subjects
Economics of Education, Educational Opportunity, Econometrics, Microeconomics
Achievements
Graduated with highest honors in BA in Economics and BS in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin; recipient of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program award; economics research assistant at Stanford for two years; high school math teacher for three years
About
Justine is a PhD student in Economics at UC Berkeley. Her research interests are in the economics of education, with a focus on improving educational opportunities for students. Before graduate studies, she worked as an economics research assistant at Stanford for two years and as a high school math teacher in the San Francisco Bay Area for three years, and she has taught undergraduate microeconomics and econometrics at Berkeley.
Discipline
Economics & Business
Academic Achievements
Graduated with highest honors in her BA in Economics and BS in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin; recipient of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
Most recently, I worked as a graduate student instructor for undergraduate microeconomics and econometrics courses at Berkeley. I also taught high school math for three years and have over ten years of experience as a tutor.
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