Aditya G. Email & Phone Number

Perform and manage quantitative and qualitative research on litigation project and on policy projects across the firm.

Provide research assistance to testifying experts in legal cases surrounding antitrust, discrimination, environmental damages and other economics damages.

Portland, Oregon, United States

Assist in research conducted by ECONorthwest, a firm specializing in economic policy consulting. I help support data analysis and visualization, conduct literature reviews, collaborate on reports, policy briefs and create presentations to provide innovative and insightful perspectives to economic questions.

Portland, Oregon, United States

Working with Prof. Tristan Nighswander, I was responsible for the data collection and econometric analysis of graphic novel price fluctuations in the resale/second hand graphic novel market. This event studies analysis is an effort to empirically identify the presence and strength of the efficient market as defined under the Efficient Market Hypothesis in this secondary asset market.

Portland, Oregon Area

I served as a certified confidential advocate for survivors of sexual assault at Reed College. This meant providing survivors with a range of confidential services such as providing information about various resources, referrals to medical or counseling services and assisting survivors through campus processes and reporting.

As someone who is deeply invested in equity and social justice, my work at SEEDS was extremely important to me. Over my three years, I coordinated five distinct programs at Reed’s community engagement office reaching more than 400+ students. All of these programs focused on building and sustaining programs that fostered positive, healthy change in the wider Portland community and were mutually beneficial for Reed students, local community members, and community organizations. In this role, I also helped two program directors transition into their new roles. This meant taking on directorial duties during the hiring period. This included task such as managing the finances and logistics of the SEEDS program while communicating with participants, community partners and various on-campus offices.

I was selected by Prof. Jon Rork to be the teaching assistant for the Microeconomic Theory class, one of the core classes of the Reed Economics curriculum. In this role, I held one-on-one and group tutoring sessions where I helped students improve their understanding of course topics. Topics in this class included Lagrangian optimization, Hicksian and Marshalian demand, industrial organization and game theory.

Portland, Oregon Area

I was appointed the chair of the student body representation on the faculty driven administrative committee that oversees the academic program. In this role, I would bring academic policy recommendations to the Committee on Academic Policy and Planning (CAPP) advocating for equitable college policy that centers student needs and concerns. Some key issues I helped bring to CAPP through my role as chair included grading policy changes in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, improving academic support through improving tutoring and faculty advising and improving accessibility accommodations for students with disabilities.

Bachelor'S Degree, Economics

Activities and Societies: Participated in a myriad of activities including a number of student governance committees as well as the rugby.

International Baccalaureate Diploma

Activities and Societies: Official facilitator of college wide discussions and meetings. Coordinator and Trip Leader of multiple outdoor.

Aisse, Class 10 Cbse

Activities and Societies: Represented school in various Model United Nations and Debates. Elected to Student Council, and received honors.