
Jeff Strnad
Professor, Stanford University
Jeff Strnad is a tenured professor at Stanford University specializing in mathematical and technical fields and their relationship to law, business, and policy. Participant/leader in businesses focusing on housing finance innovation. Psychotherapist.
His teaching and research at Stanford span multiple fields including economics, finance, psychology, computer science, and statistics. He currently teaches: (1) a course on blockchain and cryptocurrencies that begins with a computer science core before examining legal and business aspects; (2) a course on decentralized autonomous organizations; and (3) psychological development courses for law students. His past teaching includes securities regulation, taxation, a Ph.D. course on finance and tax, a Ph.D. level course on Bayesian statistics and econometrics, mental health law, game theory, and courses on empirical methods.
In addition to his academic career, he works on housing finance innovations in several business contexts and is a practicing psychotherapist (http://jefftherapy.com/).
