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Author: pharringtonp19

config.toml

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 base_url = "https://pharringtonp19.github.io"
 
 title = "Patrick Power"
-description = "Data Scientist @ Yale's School of Public Health"
+description = "Teaching Fellow @ Harvard University"
 
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-home_subtitle = "Economics PhD @ Boston University"
+home_subtitle = "Economics PhD"
 logo = '/images/vmountains.png'
 
 

content/about/index.md

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-  I am a Data Scientist at Yale's School of Public Health and a Teaching Fellow in the Economics Department at Harvard University.  I am also a board memeber on Rhode Island's Coalition to End Homelessness.
-  
-  My research and teaching focuses on the Economics of housing and homelessness. I teach an undergraduate seminar course on the topic. And my research applies deep-learning techniques to better assess the effects of policies like the "Right to Counsel" in eviction cases ([Job Market Paper](https://github.com/pharringtonp19/papers/blob/main/The_Right_to_Counsel_at_Scale_latest.pdf)). 
+  I am a Teaching Fellow in the Economics Department at Harvard University.  I am also a board memeber on Rhode Island's Coalition to End Homelessness.
 
-  I am also interested in programming, causal inference, and probability, and have taught an [introductory analytics](https://pharringtonp19.github.io/business-analytics/) class on these concepts. 
-
-  To get in contact, email me at patrick.h.power@yale.edu or ppower@fas.harvard.edu 
 
 
    <!-- My research interests were initially shaped by my undergraduate experience at the University of Notre Dame. Working with Bill Evans and Ethan Lieber, I became interested in studying the effectiveness of policies that shape/influence the lives of low income individuals. In graduate school, as a part of Winnie Van Dijk’s reading groups at Harvard on Housing and Homeless, these interests were only further solidified. To date, I’ve worked on papers related to the opioid epidemic as well as the role of legal aid in evictions. And this fall, I am teaching an undergraduate seminar course at Harvard on the Economics of Housing and Homelessness.

content/teaching/index.md

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 <div style="font-family: Palatino;font-size: 18px; text-align: left"> 
-I have taught Intermediate Microeconomics (Fall 2021, 2022), Buisness Analytics in Python (Fall 2024) and a seminar course on Housing and Homelessness (Fall 2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024).
+
+   <ul>
+        <li>The Economics of Housing and Homelessness: Fall 2023 - Fall 2025 <span class="university">(Harvard University)</span></li>
+        <li>The Economics of Presidential Policies: Fall 2025 <span class="university">(Harvard University)</span></li>
+        <li>Business Analytics in Python: Fall 2024 <span class="university">(Boston University)</span></li>
+        <li>Intermediate Microeconomics: Fall 2021, 2022 <span class="university">(Boston University)</span></li>
+    </ul>
 
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