Cian O'Brien
Cian O’Brien is an undergraduate student at Johns Hopkins University studying Economics and Public Health Studies.
Cian is an undergraduate student in the Class of 2029 pursuing double majors in Economics and Public Health Studies with a minor in Applied Mathematics & Statistics. In his work as an undergraduate research assistant at PIRL, Cian performs general roles in data management and analysis on the Race Trends study. His academic interests center on the economic evaluation of behavior in health and policy contexts. At Johns Hopkins, Cian is a member of Beta Theta Pi, a writer and editor for the Johns Hopkins Undergraduate Foreign Affairs Review and Epidemic Proportions journals, and a committee-member of Economic Policy Issues Colloquium.
Research Interests: Behavioral economics, public economics, health economics, supply chain economics
Hobbies: Guitar, reading, public transportation, movies