<< Back to Faculty Sally Hudson Assistant Professor of Public Policy Education & Training PhD, Economics, MIT, 2016 BA, Economics, Stanford University, 2010 434-924-7817 sally.hudson@virginia.edu Garrett Hall L015 Curriculum Vitae @SallyLHudson Office Hours Courses taught Impact Evaluation Research Methods & Data Analysis I Research Methods & Data Analysis II Research interests Labor Economics, Econometrics Areas of focus Economics Sally Hudson is a labor economist and applied econometrician. She teaches the statistics sequence at the Batten School, including courses in randomized evaluation and causal inference. Outside the classroom, Sally works with government agencies, NGOs, and philanthropists to conduct experiments to evaluate and improve the delivery of public services. Sally earned her Ph.D. in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and B.A. in Economics from Stanford University. Sally also serves as a state legislator in the Virginia House of Delegates. If you'd like to contact Delegate Hudson about a legislative matter, please write DelSHudson@house.virginia.gov. Related Content UVA Hosts Stop on Virginia Ratify ERA Bus Tour News On Wednesday morning, Nov. 14th, students, faculty, staff, and members of the community gathered in The Dome Room of The Rotunda for a panel discussion titled “Mobilizing for the ERA: Lessons from the Past and Present.” The event was part of a 10-day statewide tour aimed at educating Virginians on the absence of gender equality in the U.S. Constitution and highlighting bipartisan statewide support for ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). The Economic Factors that Divide America News Last week, the Batten School and the Center for Politics hosted an event in Garrett Hall titled “The Economic Factors that Divide America” as part of the National Symposium Series on Democracy. View All
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