Ian Sue Wing
Recent research by Professor Ian Sue Wing includes representing endogenous technological change in climate policy models through general equilibrium approaches. Findings include: The impact on the costs of GHG abatement of the accumulation and substitution of knowledge in an intertemporal setting. The effects of future markets and competition for inputs on the timing and rate […]
Yulan Sun
Read more about Yulan’s experience as the 2016 City of Providence Department of Innovation Fellow Yulan Sun graduated from the University of Southern California with a Master of Arts in Economics. Following that, Yulan attended Boston University and graduated with a Master of Science in Statistical Practice.
Yeşim Sungu-Eryilmaz
The question at the core of Dr. Sungu’s work is: what factors influence cities’ economic, social, and environmental sustainability? In searching for answers, she has worked with academics, practitioners, civic leaders, community organizers, and policy analysts. Her publications cover innovation-oriented economic development, brownfield redevelopment, community land trusts, and inter-organizational collaboration in disaster management. She was […]
Erin Tatz
Erin Tatz is a Research Assistant for the Menino Survey of Mayors, the only nationally representative and scientifically rigorous survey of American mayors. She entered the Political Science PhD program in 2019 after earning a B.A. in Critical Theory and Social Justice from Occidental College in 2016 and working in the social service sector in […]
Maya Terhune
Read more about Maya’s experience as the 2017 Greater Manchester Combined Authority Summer Fellow Maya graduated from Boston University in 2018 with a degree in Economics and Mathematics. Before her fellowship with GMCA, she has previously interned for WGBH and WNET New York Public Media.
Amie Thomas
Amie Thomas is a graduate student in the Math & Statistics department. Her expected graduation date is December 2024. She completed a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Arkansas State University, where she fell head over heels for the intricate workings of the human mind and behavior. Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology all fascinating to her. Amie […]
Henry Tonks
Henry Tonks was a Ph.D. candidate in the History Department, where he studied postwar United States political history with Professor Bruce J. Schulman. Born in Birmingham, in the United Kingdom, he moved to Boston after completing his M.A. at the University of Missouri–Columbia. Henry’s research is concerned with the remaking of modern American liberalism, focusing […]
Cortney Tunis
Read more about Cortney’s experience as the 2014 MONUM Summer Fellow Learn more about the MONUM fellowship here!
Sean Waddington
Sean (he/him) is a senior at the College of Arts & Sciences, pursuing a BA in political science and sociology. He has been with the IOC as an Office Assistant since his freshman year at BU. As a burgeoning urbanist and policymaker, he enjoys working with the full-time staff to further explore urban issues, supplementing […]
Andrew Ward
Andrew Ward is a PhD student in the Sociology Department at Boston University. He is focused on urban sociology, investigating municipal and community politics around housing and the regulation of housing markets. Other projects include a study of independent business operations in Central Square, Cambridge. You’ll find Andrew cycling around the city in all weathers […]