Emma McGee

Emma McGee is a dedicated researcher and educator specializing in causal inference, cancer epidemiology, and health disparities. Currently a Researcher at CAUSALab, Emma utilizes advanced data methods to identify interventions for cancer survivors. As a Fellow at the Broad Institute, recognition has been received for exemplary work in causal inference and machine learning. Emma also serves as a Research Associate at Brigham and Women's Hospital, where mentorship of early-career scientists from under-represented backgrounds is prioritized. In academia, roles include Curriculum Fellow and Head Teaching Fellow at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, focusing on training participants in causal inference. Teaching experiences extend to Harvard Medical School and the University of Iceland. Emma's academic background includes a PhD in Epidemiology from Harvard University, supplemented by an MS in Epidemiology and a BA in Social Research and Public Policy.