Aditi Grossman

Aditi Grossman is a lecturer in economics and mathematics who has been teaching at various community colleges and universities since 2020. Her teaching is grounded in accessibility, real-world relevance, and a commitment to making rigorous quantitative material approachable for students from a wide range of backgrounds.

Grossman's research interests include mathematical economics, labor economics, applied microeconomics, and econometrics. She currently serves as Principal Investigator on an NSF-funded undergraduate research project applying topological data analysis to economic data, mentoring students through the process of original research. She brings a research-informed lens directly into the classroom, treating teaching and inquiry as inseparable parts of her work, and is committed to helping students develop their own quantitative and analytical skills. 

Outside of teaching, she loves reading, swimming, and cooking meals with her family.

• Mathematical economics
• Student-Centered teaching
• Applied microeconomics

• Mathematical economics 
• Labor 
• Economics of education
• Applied microeconomics 
• Econometrics

• San Francisco State University, MA in Economics, 2020 
• San Francisco State University, BA in Finance, 2017