Alexander Kowalski
Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Institute for Work & Employment Research
Selected by leading institutions that have received support from our grantmaking, the fellows explore instrumental research questions underpinning our grantmaking while bolstering our in-house research capabilities. The fellows participate in research projects with support from the foundation through research seminars, hosting events, and sharing content that sheds light on their work and interest areas with our larger community. Follow along on our Research Insights page and the fellows’ social channels.
Siegel Family Endowment is happy to introduce the 2023-2024 cohort of researchers, academics, and public policy experts who make up the foundation’s Siegel Research Fellows Program. Selected by leading institutions included in our research grants portfolio, these individuals will conduct research broadly at the intersection of social science and technology, with a focus on questions around intelligence, information, innovation, development, decisions and design.
As compared to last year’s cohort, we have continued to expand this year’s group of host institutions to include not only academia, but also think tanks and other non academic centers. We are especially excited to include a creative research fellow as well as a fellow hosted at a HBCU. We anticipate that this cohort will further enrich the research contributions of the foundation, while also advancing the research goals of the fellows and broadening the audience for their discoveries and insights. Throughout the year, fellows will participate in core activities, including monthly research seminars, events hosted by the fellows and their respective host institutions, collaborative content creation focusing on engaging non-academic audiences, and an in-person networking event. John Irons, Senior Vice President and Head of Research, will continue to oversee the program with support from Siegel’s research team.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Institute for Work & Employment Research
Center for Technology and Democracy
Princeton University
Spelman College
Mozilla
Cornell University
Convocation Design+Research
Washington Center for Equitable Growth
Work of the Future, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Aspen Institute
Georgetown University’s Beeck Center
New York University
Washington Center for Equitable Growth
New York University’s Center for Social Media and Politics (CSMaP)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Center for American Progress
Note: The organizations listed reflect the host organization of the fellow at the time of the fellowship program. Please be aware that this information may not accurately represent the individuals' current affiliations.