Doris Huang is a senior at the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management with a double concentration in Finance and Business Analytics. Her primary research interest is in understanding cross-national variation in the sources of extreme wealth, income inequality, and the wealth distribution. Doris plans to study Economics and Management at the University of Oxford in Spring 2023 as a visiting student, where she hopes to further develop her understanding of wealth inequality. After graduation, she intends to earn an MBA in Business Analytics, using state-of-the-art tools and techniques for solving business problems with real-world data.

Nabiha Qureshi is a senior in the school of Industrial Labor Relations with minors in Inequality studies, South Asian studies, and Performing Media Arts. Her primary interests are in understanding how sociocultural factors shape demographic and economic trends across urban environments. Her future goals are to attend graduate school and to continue studying sociology and international policy.

Emma Shen is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences with majors in Economics and Sociology and a minor in Business. She is primarily interested in how social and economic factors interact with and shape each other.  She is also interested in social inequality, especially inequalities of gender, race, and sexuality. In addition to her work for CSES, Emma works as a research assistant for Professor Vida Maralani. She is still actively searching for her future career and plans to earn a master’s degree in statistics or economics.

Miranda Zhou is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences double majoring in Economics and Sociology with a minor in Business. Her academic interests include economic sociology, social inequalities, and the sociology of law. She is an article referee for the Cornell Undergraduate Economic Review at the Cornell Economic Society. After graduation, Miranda plans to attend graduate school and continue pursuing her academic interests.