Hannah Ji
About Hannah Ji
Hannah Ji is a Research Assistant in the MCDB Department at Yale University, where she also serves as an Event Planner for Women in Economics and holds multiple research roles. She has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Economics, and has been involved in various projects related to pharmaceutical regulations and prison reform since 2020.
Work at Yale University
Hannah Ji has held multiple positions at Yale University since 2020. She serves as a Research Assistant in the MCDB Department, where she works under the guidance of Professors Charles Hodgson and Florian Ederer. Additionally, she is involved with the Department of Economics as a Tobin Research Assistant. Ji also contributes to the Yale Undergraduate Prison Project, where she is the Project Head for the 'Stop Solitary' initiative and serves as Treasurer. Furthermore, she is an Event Planner for the Women in Economics group, focusing on organizing events that promote women's involvement in the field.
Education and Expertise
Hannah Ji studied at Oakwood Secondary School from 2012 to 2019 before pursuing higher education at Yale University. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Economics, as well as Political Science, completing her studies from 2019 to 2023. This educational background equips her with a diverse skill set applicable to her research and analytical work in economics and related fields.
Research and Analysis Experience
In her role as a Research Assistant in the MCDB Department at Yale, Hannah Ji assists in analyzing the impact of FDA regulations on pharmaceutical companies' research and development decisions. This work involves evaluating regulatory frameworks and their implications for the pharmaceutical industry, contributing to a deeper understanding of economic factors affecting R&D.
Leadership Roles
Hannah Ji has taken on significant leadership roles within the Yale Undergraduate Prison Project. As Project Head for the 'Stop Solitary' initiative, she leads efforts aimed at addressing issues related to solitary confinement. In addition to this role, she has served as Treasurer for the project since 2019, managing financial aspects and supporting the organization's goals.
Professional Affiliations
Hannah Ji is actively involved in various professional and academic organizations at Yale University. Her role as Event Planner for the Women in Economics group reflects her commitment to fostering a supportive environment for women in the field of economics. Through these affiliations, she engages with peers and mentors to promote discussions and initiatives related to economics and social justice.