Sanjana Kaza is an economics junior and the secretary of the Econ Club.
Why did you choose Economics as your major?
I chose Economics because I’m interested in understanding how people and businesses make decisions. I’m also a Computer Science major, so I like how Economics gives me a business and analytical perspective that complements my technical background.
What has been your favorite Economics class so far and why?
My favorite Economics class so far has been EC 310, Economics of Developing Countries, because I enjoyed learning how economic policies and decisions impact growth and quality of life across different countries. I especially liked exploring topics such as poverty, economic development, trade, and the role of markets in developing economies.
What are you looking forward to this year academically?
I’m currently taking EC 420, Introduction to Econometric Methods, and I’m excited to expand my quantitative skills and learn how economic data can be applied to real-world problems.
Are you involved in extracurricular activities or clubs? If so, which ones?
I’m the Secretary of the Economics Club, and I’m excited to help expand the club and create more opportunities for students to get involved. I’m also the Co-President of the Data Science Club, where I help lead events and projects.
What career(s) are you interested in?
I’m interested in careers that combine technology, data, and business, such as data analytics, project management, or business analytics.
Any fun fact about you or hobby you’d like to share?
A fun fact about me is that I enjoy traveling and exploring new places whenever I get the chance, and I’ve been on four cruises so far!