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About
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Gregory Bruich is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics at Harvard University. He teaches econometrics classes for Ph.D. students and large undergraduate courses in econometrics and big data applications. His research focuses on public economics. Bruich has been recognized for his teaching, including multiple Certificates of Distinction and Excellence, and has received the Rhodes Inspirational Educator Award. He has advised numerous senior theses and received research grants for advising Hoopes Prize-winning projects. He also serves as a Faculty Adviser and is nominated for the Star Family Prize for Excellence in Advising.