Samuel E. Ross
Math & Econ @ Haverford College • Econ RA @ Harvard University
I am a research assistant for Professor Kenneth S. Rogoff at Harvard University studying mathematics and economics at Haverford College. My principal research interests are macroeconomics and finance. After college, I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in economics and a career as an academic.
In the past, I’ve worked as a summer intern on the DSGE team at the New York Fed, as a year-round intern in Stress Testing Research at the Federal Reserve Board, and as a research assistant for Professor Carola Binder at Haverford. Her book Shock Values, which I helped assemble research for, came out this spring.
At Haverford, I lead the Economics Club and the Problem Solving Group (a math competition club) and play for the varsity cricket team. I enjoy fly fishing and crosswords in my free time.