Sule Alan

Sule Alan is a Professor in the Department of Economics at Cornell University. His research interests include Behavioral Economics and the Economics of Education. Alan is affiliated with the Economics department and contributes to the undergraduate and graduate programs. His profile page highlights his academic interests and involvement in the department's academic and research activities. He is accessible via email at sa2428@cornell.edu and his website can be found at https://economics.cornell.edu/sule-alan.

Sule Alan is a scholar whose research focuses on behavioral science, education, education policy, and program evaluations. His work explores how behavioral interventions can improve educational outcomes, such as fostering patience, grit, and reducing gender stereotypes in classrooms. Alan also investigates the impact of social and economic factors on decision-making, including risk preferences, self-control, and wealth accumulation. His research spans both educational and economic contexts, utilizing randomized field experiments to evaluate interventions. Key areas of interest include the effects of social cohesion, teacher bias, and institutional policies on student and worker behavior.