Athletics – NY Times

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At Haverford, athletics can be big in the classroom and on the field. As The New York Times reports, many seniors choose to focus their thesis project on sports, and a large number of grads work in Major League Baseball.

An economics major, Tommy Bergjans '15 wrote a Moneyball-style thesis and is now playing for the L.A. Dodgers organization.

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Where They’re Headed: Robin Banerji ’15

Where They’re Headed

Robin Banerji ’15 is starting a career in economic analysis at Moody’s Analytics.

“Over my four years, I’ve found that my writing has evolved to be more organized, clearer, and limited to the data and analysis that my professors and peers have found convincing.”

Part of the Where They’re Headed series in the Haverblog.

After his junior year, he was funded by the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship to travel to Bihar, India, to work with Jeevika, while gathering data for his senior thesis.
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