Welcome! My name is Adrienne Judson, and I am an assistant teaching professor of economics at the University of Notre Dame and the director of the Evidence-Based Poverty Alleviation Concentration (EBPAC). This concentration offers undergraduate economics students the opportunity to focus their studies on poverty, anti-poverty policy, and the research methods economists use for policy evaluation. As part of the Notre Dame Poverty Initiative's Poverty Research Fellows (PRF) program, our goal is to equip and inspire the next generation of anti-poverty researchers, policymakers, and leaders.

I am a labor and applied microeconomist with a focus on policies that impact low-income populations. I hold a BPhil in mathematics and economics from the University of Pittsburgh and a PhD in economics from Georgetown University.

I love to chat with students, practitioners, researchers, and members of the general public who are interested in poverty alleviation and evidence-based policymaking. I welcome you to use my appointment booking calendar or reach out via email to start a conversation.