As of September 1, 2008:
Susan Dynarski
Associate Professor of Education and Public Policy
University of Michigan
dynarski@umich.edu
http://www.nber.org/dynarski
Susan Dynarski studies and teaches the economics of education and tax policy. She has a special interest in the interaction of inequality and education. She is a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research and has been a Visiting Fellow at Princeton University and the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
Dynarski has studied the impact of grants and loans on college attendance; the impact of state policy on college completion rates; and the distributional aspects of college savings incentives. Her current research focuses on the effect of academic preparation on college success, gender gaps in education outcomes and simplification of the federal student aid system. She has testified on her research to the US Senate Finance Committee, The House Ways and Means Committee and the and the President's Commission on Tax Reform.
Dynarski holds degrees from Harvard University (A.B. in Social Studies and Master's in Public Policy) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Ph.D. in economics).
Susan Dynarski
Associate Professor of Education and Public Policy
University of Michigan
dynarski@umich.edu
http://www.nber.org/dynarski
Susan Dynarski studies and teaches the economics of education and tax policy. She has a special interest in the interaction of inequality and education. She is a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research and has been a Visiting Fellow at Princeton University and the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
Dynarski has studied the impact of grants and loans on college attendance; the impact of state policy on college completion rates; and the distributional aspects of college savings incentives. Her current research focuses on the effect of academic preparation on college success, gender gaps in education outcomes and simplification of the federal student aid system. She has testified on her research to the US Senate Finance Committee, The House Ways and Means Committee and the and the President's Commission on Tax Reform.
Dynarski holds degrees from Harvard University (A.B. in Social Studies and Master's in Public Policy) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Ph.D. in economics).