Welcome Junior Professional Researcher Eunice Adjapong to Team CID!

Jul 8, 2025

The Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics is thrilled to welcome Eunice Adjapong to Team CID! Eunice joins the team as a member of the 2025-2027 Junior Professional Researcher (JPR) Cohort.

“As a JPR, I hope to gain exposure to diverse research areas and grow into a well-rounded researcher,” Eunice said. “I’m eager to collaborate with and learn from distinguished faculty and fellow scholars, and to build a strong foundation for conducting research that drives meaningful, evidence-based impact.”

Eunice graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a minor in Statistics from the University of Maryland. Originally from Ghana, she said she is passionate about addressing socioeconomic challenges facing the African continent and communities around the world. Her research interests focus on poverty alleviation through evidence-based programs and policy solutions. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Eunice to the Stone Center. Her statistical training and coding experience make her a perfect fit to collaborate on research projects in CID,” said Sasha Killewald, Director of the Stone Center.

“We are delighted to continue to partner with the Junior Professional Researcher Program at ISR. Their mission of helping recent college graduates from backgrounds underrepresented in research to launch a career in the social sciences aligns with our own.”

Welcome, Eunice! Learn more about the Junior Professional Research Program.

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