Women in Economics

The goal of the Women in Economics (WiE) organization is to support women, non-binary, and underrepresented minority students pursuing a degree in economics  and to introduce more undergraduates to the field. To do so, we showcase the wide variety of fields and opportunities in economics; bring together undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty; and host events that celebrate the achievements of  women in the discipline. We are dedicated to building a broad, supportive, and engaged community within the department.

 WiE Events

Officers

Click to expand

	Andrea Campos Outreach Chair andrea.campos@yale.edu Andrea is a junior in Benjamin Franklin and an Economics major from Long Island, New York. Andrea has worked as a Calculus Course-Based Peer Tutor and she is the Head of the Healthcare Track for Sube at Yale. She loves to paint and cook in her spare time and she is excited to promote diversity and inclusion in Economics!
	Lindsay Chia WiE Treasurer lindsay.chia@yale.edu Lindsay is a junior in Berkeley College majoring in Economics and pursuing a Certificate of Advanced Language in French. She is from Windsor, Ontario and is on the Varsity Gymnastics team. She serves on the Yale Student Athlete-Advisory Committee as the Bulldog Cup & Community Service Subcommittee Chair and on the Yale China in Focus board as the Social Media & Marketing Chair. She loves to binge Netflix in her spare time and is passionate about promoting minority presence in Economics.
	Sarah Guan Events Chair sarah.guan@yale.edu Sarah is a sophomore in Ezra Stiles college majoring in Economics and Mathematics. She is passionate about fostering community and minority representation in the major. Outside of WiE, Sarah is a First-Year Orientation Trip leader and a research assistant at the Yale Economic Growth Center. She loves the outdoors and hopes to visit every United States national park. Sarah is from West Chester, Pennsylvania.
	Yeama Ho WiE Co-President yeama.ho@yale.edu Yeama is a senior in Branford College from Potomac, Maryland. She is majoring in Economics and is pursuing certificates in Data Science and Chinese. Yeama has served as publisher of the Yale Daily News, as well as a campus tour guide specializing in Mandarin tours. She is passionate about diversity and inclusion in Economics and creating a welcoming and supportive space for majors and non-majors alike!
	Hannah Ji WiE Events Chair hannah.ji@yale.edu Hannah is a sophomore intending on double majoring in Economics and Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology. She is interested in the intersections between economics and health to better understand global health disparities. At Yale, hopes to foster a supportive community to promote minority voices in Economics. Originally from Los Angeles, you can find her either outside on a new hiking trail, or cooped up in a practice room on the piano.
	Naasey Kanko Arthur WiE Co-President naasey.kankoarthur@yale.edu Naasey is a senior in Pauli Murray and an Economics and Mathematics major. She is from Tema, Ghana. Naasey has worked with the Yale Association for African Peace and Development and the Academic Strategies Program at the Center for Teaching and Learning.  She loves to eat (fufu is her favorite) and binge watch random YouTube videos for fun.
	Nicole Zhen WiE Marketing Director nicole.zhen@yale.edu Nicole is a junior in Silliman College majoring in economics and mathematics. Outside of WiE, she serves as the editor-in-chief of the Yale Globalist and as a research assistant at the Yale School of Management. In her free time, she enjoys creative writing, hiking, and watching movies. She is originally from Portland, Oregon.
	Rachel Zheng WiE Events Chair rachel.zheng@yale.edu Rachel is a junior in Berkeley College majoring in Economics and Mathematics. In addition to WiE, she also works at Tsai CITY as an ambassador and with the Light Fellowship on the Student Advisory Council. She is from San Francisco, California and loves to bake cookies and try new foods in her free time.

Contact Us

If you have questions about our organization, economics at Yale, or how to get involved, feelfree to reach out to our co-presidents, Naasey and Yeama, or to our social media (below). We’d love to hear from you!

Social Media Links

• Women in Economics Facebook Page

Relevant Pages, Resources and Opportunities

• Econ Fights Gender Imbalance
• Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession, AEA
• The Research in Color Foundation
• The Sadie Collective
• Committee on the Status of LGBTQ+ Individuals in the Economic Profession, AEA
• Committee on the Status of Minority Groups in the Economic Profession, AEA

Celebrating Women in Economics

A virtual event presented by the Women in Economics featured a history of women in Economics at Yale, senior thesis presentations, and a keynote speech by SOM Prof. Judith Chevalier. Panel Guests included Prof. Ebonya Washington and Ph.D. students Yoko Okuyama and Pengpeng Xiao.

Economics Study Space

Fall 2020 Hours:

TBA

Location:
TBA

A dedicated study space for students working on economics problem sets for any class, alone or in groups.