Join a panel of alumnae economists as they discuss how they found economics and how economics led them into distinct and fulfilling career paths. Moderated by Agnes Scott students, we welcome alumnae Brittany Judson `21, Kayleigh McCrary `17, and Grace Starling `16.

Brittany Judson `21, is a Senior Consultant in the Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS) practice at EY, specializing in providing climate-related advisory to financial institutions. With over 8 years of experience in sustainability, Brittany brings a wealth of knowledge around sustainable finance, greenhouse gas accounting, climate action planning, and data analysis and modeling to her clients in the financial services sector. Brittany has a B.A. in Mathematical-Economics from Agnes Scott College.

Kayleigh McCrary `17, is an Assistant professor who received a Ph.D. in Economics from Vanderbilt University. She has a B.A. in both Economics and Mathematics from Agnes Scott College. Kayleigh uses both formal theory and empirical methods to study a range of topics related to voter behavior. She teaches courses in the Department of Economics and the Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law Program and is passionate about teaching her students to apply economic theory to public policy topics they are excited about.

Grace A. Starling `16, is an employment and civil rights attorney at Radford Scott LLP.  She has dedicated her practice to representing employees who have faced harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and wage theft in their workplaces. Grace graduated, magna cum laude, from Georgia State University College of Law, and is a proud alumna of Agnes Scott College where she graduated magna cum laude, with a Bachelor of Arts in both Economics and Art History.

This is an SEEC Event: The Southeastern Economics Collaborative (SEEC) is partnership between Economics Club and local student econ clubs aimed at increasing student awareness of the economics profession. Support also provided by the Atlanta Fed and NABE.