Adrienne Judson

Welcome to my webpage! My name is Adrienne Judson, and I am an Assistant Teaching Professor of Economics and a member of the Wilshon Sheehan Lab for Economics Opportunities (LEO) at the University of Notre Dame. I am currently developing curriculum for Notre Dame's new Evidence-based Poverty Alleviation Concentration for undergraduate economics majors.

I am a labor and applied microeconomist. My research concerns the employment of individuals with disabilities and policies that impact disabled workers in the United States.

Education:

PhD in Economics, Georgetown University, 2025
BPhil in Mathematics-Economics, University of Pittsburgh, 2017

Email: ajudson2@nd.edu

Research

Working Papers

"Household Labor Supply, Gender, and Disability Insurance Take-up" with support from the Social Security Administration's ARDRAW Grant Program

"Local Labor Market Conditions and Disability Insurance Take-up: Evidence from Environmental Protections in the Pacific Northwest"

Teaching

Teaching Philosophy

Teaching Evaluations

Instructor

Principles of Macroeconomics, Notre Dame, Fall 2025; Georgetown, Summer 2020

Head Teaching Assistant (Georgetown)

Poverty and Inequality, Fall 2021

Teaching Assistant (Georgetown)

Economic Statistics, Spring 2023, Fall 2019

Intro to Econometrics, Spring 2020

Labor Economics, 200-level, Fall 2022

Labor Economics, 400-level, Spring 2022, Spring 2021

Poverty and Inequality, Fall 2020

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