Grace’s research agenda centers on investigating the impact of early-life socioeconomic and cultural contexts on educational and career disparities. Particularly, she is interested in examining the causal effects of environmental and socioeconomic factors during critical life stages on long-term outcomes.With a diverse background in economics, developmental science, and related fields, Grace is dedicated to leveraging these findings to advance social mobility and tackle inequality. Her goal is to conduct rigorous research on human capital formation and apply these insights to inform policies and practices, ultimately striving to create more equitable education systems.
Sae Hyun (Grace) Oh
Postdoctoral Fellow

ohsa@umich.edu
Office: 734-763-8316
2032 ISR-Thompson
Ann Arbor MI 4810
Sae Hyun (Grace) Oh
Postdoctoral Fellow
Education
B.A. Economics, University of California, San Diego, 2014
M.S. Economics, Tufts University, 2017
Ph.D. Human Developmental Economics, Tufts University, 2023
Related Projects
Measuring Racial Inequality in Tax Data