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Nidhi Nair

Nidhi Nair is a senior at the University of Connecticut pursuing a dual degree in Economics and Mathematics-Statistics. She is passionate about studying the complex dynamics of socioeconomic mobility in the United States, and using these determinants to understand the declining American Dream. In the past, Nidhi has conducted economic analysis at the Brookings Institution, the Cato Institute and the UC Berkeley Labor Center. As the first Schwarzman Scholar from the University of Connecticut, Nidhi will spend a year in Beijing exploring Chinese intergenerational mobility.