Siri Neerchal

Doctoral Student in Sociology & Social Policy

Research Interests: economic sociology, public policy, work, health, survey methods, quantitative methods, experimental methods, computational methods, mixed methods

Siri Neerchal is a Doctoral Student in Sociology and Social Policy at Harvard University. Siri’s research focuses on work, labor markets, and health, with varied methodological approaches.

Siri was born and raised in Maryland and attended the University of Maryland as a Banneker/Key Scholar, graduating in 2021 with a B.S. in Mathematics and a B.A. in History, with minors in Survey Methodology and Music Performance. As an undergraduate, Siri was a Leadership Alliance Fellow at Brown University and a Joint Program in Survey Methodology Junior Fellow at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. After graduating and before starting at Harvard, Siri worked as a Research Fellow at Stanford Law School.

Previous Degrees:
B.S., Mathematics, magna cum laude, University of Maryland (2021)
B.A., History (with departmental honors), magna cum laude, University of Maryland (2021)