Jonathan Tebes

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I am an Assistant Research Professor in the Economics Department at the University of Notre Dame and the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO). I work primarily on topics in labor economics related to policing and criminal justice, education, economic mobility, and racial inequality

I have studied how reforming stop-and-frisk in NYC affected crime and high school engagement, racial bias in police officers' stopping decisions,  intensive mentorship programs for high school students, and civic responses to police violence. 

Currently, I'm working on several quasi-experimental and randomized evaluations that explore the following questions:

I have also been an NSF Graduate Research Fellow, a Stone Scholar in Harvard's Inequality & Social Policy Program, and a Horowitz Foundation Awardee

If you'd like to learn more about me, you check out my CV here

If you'd like to connect, shoot me an email at jtebes at nd.edu or find me on Twitter @jonathan_tebes.