Learn more about student-led groups providing resources and connections for current doctoral students
The GEA organizes social events and acts as a liaison between students and faculty. Please contact the current team if you have questions, concerns, or ideas.
Isabel Almazan
Co-president
gea-president@mit.edu
Pedro Sant'Anna
Co-president
gea-president@mit.edu
Jules Baudet
Treasurer
gea-treasurer@mit.edu
Meg Snyder and Ragini Srinivasan
Social Chairs
gea-social@mit.edu
Email gea-officers@mit.edu to contact the entire group.
The MIT Economics Mental Health and Peer Support group organizes events, runs surveys, and provides support to graduate students.
Check out our page for more resources and information.
Submit this form to contact the group (can be done anonymously)
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The Economists for Gender Equity group connects graduate students studying economics and related fields for networking, discussion, and support. We host various social and professional events to create an inclusive community and facilitate meaningful student connections.
Becky Cai
rscai@mit.edu
Valerie Chuang
rie@mit.edu
Mary Yilma
myilma@mit.edu
We aim to build a supportive and empowering space for all genders* in economics. Our mission includes:
*EGE was originally founded to advance gender equality with a focus on women in the economics profession. We have broadened our vision of the role of gender in the profession to include all genders, including those who do not identify with a binary gender classification. While most of EGE's members are women, and as a result, EGE's work to a large extent reflects the perspectives of women in economics, our activities are open to all. We actively aim to include the experiences and needs of non-binary individuals in our work. This footnote is adapted from the Women in Economics Initiative.