#  Noah Siderhurst 

Partnering in Education Research (PIER) Fellow

Doctoral Student, Education Policy and Program Evaluation Program

 

 

 



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Noah is an Education Policy and Program Evaluation PhD student at Harvard Graduate School of Education. He studies the economics of education with an emphasis on higher education, long-run outcomes, inequality, and access to opportunity. He explores these topics using economic theory and causal inference methods. Prior to starting at Harvard, Noah received a BA in economics from Vassar College and worked as a Senior Research Support Associate at MIT.



 

 



 

 

- ## Role
    
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- ## PIER Fellowship Cohort
    
     [Cohort 9 (Admitted 2026)](/pier-fellowship-cohort/cohort-9-admitted-2026)
- ## Projects
    
     [Partnering in Education Research (PIER) Fellowship](/projects/partnering-education-research-pier-fellowship)