routine Writers

Maria Saldivar Palacios (BU '25)

Hey everyone! I am Maria Saldivar and I am from Mexico City. I am currently a sophomore majoring in Economics and Advertising. I am so glad to form part of a women's economics association and to represent my gender in an industry dominated by men. I love to explore new economic trends and consumerism.

Yuxi Sun (BU '24)

syuxi@bu.edu

Hello! My name is Yuxi Sun, and you can call me Sabrina. I am from Nanjing, a city in Eastern China that used to be the capital of six dynasties. I am a junior student from the College of General Studies with a declared Economics major and a Statics minor. I am so excited to work with Undergraduate Women in Economics to speak for minority genders in economics and to focus on real-life concerns within our community.

Marta Stankowiak (BU ’25)

mmstan@bu.edu

Hi! My name is Marta, and I am from Poland. I am currently a sophomore majoring in Economics. I am excited to be a part of the club that promotes the collaboration between women of the same interests, and I am even more excited to share my knowledge on economics as a Routine Writer! Aside from economics, I love to travel, read books, and learn new languages.

Elsa (Zhengqi) Gu (BU '25)

elsazqgu@bu.edu

Hi, I’m Elsa (Zhengqi) Gu! I’m from Shanghai, China. I’m a sophomore at BU and my major is Economics. I am specifically interested in Behavioral Economics because it relates to our decision-making, which is unpredictable and complex. What I like most about UWE is that it empowers women to be more confident, to find interests and to voice out. In my free time, you can find me reading, doing yoga, listening musics in my dorm, or running along the Charles River.

Laya Dang (BU '25)

pd03@bu.edu

Hello! My name is Laya and I am originally from Vietnam. Currently, I'm majoring in Economics and Math with a minor in Computer Science. My interests are data analysis and how economists use computational tools!

Malvika Dey (BU '26)

malvikad@bu.edu

Hi! My name is Malvika Dey, and I am from Singapore. I am currently a freshman majoring in Economics. As a part of UWE, I am very excited to explore and research the economic issues that women and minority groups face both locally and globally because spreading awareness, along with other factors which I hope to learn about and convey, is essential in tackling these issues.

Ananya Agarwal (BU '25)

ananya04@bu.edu

Hi everyone! My name is Ananya and I am planning to major in Economics and through it I wish to understand the way the world functions in terms of individual firms, and individual choices in microeconomic analyses to the macroeconomic behaviour of governments in developmental economics and public policy. In my free time I like to nap, read, write, obsesses over aesthetics, and vibe to music.

Mia Gallahue (BU '25)

miagall@bu.edu

Hi! My name is Mia and I am currently a sophomore studying Economics and International Relations. I’m from the Bay Area in California but have loved living in Boston so far! I love learning about how economics plays such an important part in our daily lives and how different economic issues affect different communities. I’m super excited to be in UWE and can’t wait to continue to research more topics in economics!

Ara Mishra (BU '26)

ara@bu.edu

Hey everyone! My name is Ara Mishra and I am from Mumbai, India. Currently, I am a freshman in CAS with an interest in Economics and Computer Science. I look forward to making Economics more diverse and inclusive by being a part of UWE!

Ceren Ceylan (BU '25)

cceylan@bu.edu

Hello! My name is Ceren, and I am originally from Turkey. I’m currently a sophomore majoring in Economics and Mathematics with a minor in International Relations. I am specifically interested in the implications of monetary policies in the international economy and how to employ statistical methods to solve or prevent economic issues. I am happy to be part of UWE!

Vilbar Dhanoa (BU '25)

vdhanoa@bu.edu

Hello! My name is Vilbar and I’m from Chandigarh, India. I’m currently a sophomore majoring in Economics and minoring in Computer Science. I found my love for economics in high school and have never looked back since. I love learning about behavioral economics and the intersection of economics with technology. Through UWE I hope to further my knowledge in these disciplines.

Deidre Higgins (BU '24)

deidreh@bu.edu

Hi, I'm Deidre and I'm a junior majoring in economics from Long Island, NY. I'm excited to be a part of UWE, where I can learn more about econ classes, careers, and the experiences women have in the field. Aside from economics, I love to run, watch sports, and drink coffee.

Claire Williams (BU '24)

cwills@bu.edu

Hi! My name is Claire Williams, and I am a junior studying International Relations and Economics. I'm originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but I've loved living in the Boston area and now consider this city my home. I'm so happy to be a member of this club and am thankful for the opportunities it offers to undergraduate women at this university to really make their research work and opinions on Economics public.

Past writers

Delaney Hawn (BU '21)

drhawn@bu.edu

Hello! I was previously an economics major and history minor. I’m so delighted that UWE has provided a forum for learning about how economic factors impact the female and minority gender experience. In my research I enjoy exploring points of view on contemporary economic topics that may be less visible to the mainstream conversation.

Nisha Rao (BU '22)

nnrao@bu.edu

Hi! My name is Nisha, and I previously studied Economics and Political Science. I have written and learned about women's issues in economics, as well as ways we can empower more women to enter the field.

Lila Al Tamimi (BU '23)

ltamimi@bu.edu

Hello! My name is Lila and I'm majoring in Economics and International Relations. I'm originally from Bangkok, Thailand, so moving to Boston was quite a drastic change, but I love it here! I'm so glad to be a part of Undergraduate Women in Economics, and with my research pieces, I hope to be able to give some insight into the political economy of regions that are often overlooked.

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