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My work wouldn't be possible without the unwavering support of my incredible students and research assistants. Discover where they are now and follow their inspiring journeys into the future!
Research Assistants
Roberto Mendoza
Research Assistant
Roberto studied Economics at PUCP(Peru). Currently, he is working with me and Prof. Carolina Concha-Arriagada.
"I found in Fabiola the mentor I was looking for to clarify my professional attainments. Under her mentorship, I have been able to develop my academic skills, deepen my knowledge of academic literature, and cultivate a genuine interest in economics, education, and crime. This experience led me to win an educational scholarship at the University of Piura and work in various academic institutions, including Princeton University and the World Bank.
Regarding my personal academic goals, I am particularly interested in assessing the spillover effects of educational policies on reducing juvenile risk behavior. Additionally, I am beginning a master's degree as a step toward entering a PhD program."
Regarding my personal academic goals, I am particularly interested in assessing the spillover effects of educational policies on reducing juvenile risk behavior. Additionally, I am beginning a master's degree as a step toward entering a PhD program."
Former Research Assistants
Cindy Rojas Alvarado
Cindy has a BA in Economics from Universidad de Piura, where she was born and raised. She currently works as a Research Analyst at the International Monetary Fund in DC.
Lucia is from Cusco, Peru. She obtained her BA in Economics from Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad del Cusco. She is currently a MSc Economics Student and RA at the University of Bonn.
Denys Aldair Casiano Inga
Denys holds a BA in Economics from Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza (Amazonas, Peru) and a MA in Economics from the University of San Andrés (Argentina). He currently works at the Central Bank in Peru.