Anne Boring

Dr. Anne Boring is an Associate Professor at the Erasmus School of Economics, part of Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research focuses on gender studies, education policy, and labor economics, with a particular emphasis on gender roles, discrimination, and workplace dynamics. She has contributed 18 research outputs, including studies on social desirability bias in DEI policies, gender roles during lockdowns, and gender biases in student evaluations.

Her work explores topics such as gender representation in academia, the impact of pandemics on gender inequalities, and innovative teaching methods. Her 2021 paper on reducing gender bias in student evaluations has been highly cited and widely disseminated, including media coverage in multiple outlets. Collaborations with researchers like Delfgaauw and Moroni highlight her interdisciplinary approach to social and economic challenges.

• Key areas: Gender studies, education policy, labor economics, public health, and workplace diversity
• Notable research: Effects of lockdowns on gender roles, blind hiring processes, and DEI policy attitudes

Despite significant media engagement and policy relevance, no specific scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.