Quynh Nguyen
About Quynh Nguyen
Quynh Nguyen is an Analyst at Analysis Group and a Research Mentee at Research In Color Foundation, with a background in economics and a focus on socioeconomic mobility within marginalized communities.
Current Roles at Research In Color Foundation and Analysis Group
Quynh Nguyen is currently serving as a Research Mentee at the Research In Color Foundation as well as an Analyst at the Analysis Group. These roles indicate her ongoing engagement in research and analytical work, reflecting a strong dedication to her field.
Previous Positions and Research Experience
Quynh Nguyen has accumulated diverse research experience through various positions. She worked as a Research Scholar at Howard University in Washington, D.C., and served as a Research Assistant at Claremont McKenna College and at The Lauder Institute, University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, she worked as a Student Researcher at the University of Pennsylvania.
Educational Background in Economics
Quynh Nguyen studied Economics at both Haverford College and the University of Pennsylvania, achieving her Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from Haverford College. Her academic tenure spanned from 2016 to 2021, providing her with a solid foundation in economic theories and applications.
Collaboration with Professor Guanyi Yang
Quynh Nguyen collaborates with Professor Guanyi Yang on significant modeling projects. Their work focuses on socioeconomic mobility within undocumented immigrant communities in California, underscoring her commitment to understanding and addressing the challenges faced by marginalized groups.
Research Interests in Socioeconomic Mobility
Quynh Nguyen has a keen interest in research areas related to socioeconomic mobility and opportunities, especially within marginalized communities. This focus is evident in her academic and professional pursuits, contributing to her expertise in the field.