Bryce Fuemmeler is a Senior Researcher at Vanderbilt University, where he studies human flourishing and directs Arthur Brooks’ research portfolio. He is a Fellow at the Abigail Adams Institute, where he acts as the Managing Editor for Seeking the Good, a journal on culture. Additionally, he is the Director of Research for ACB Ideas, leading all of Dr. Brooks' research and creative endeavors beyond the university. Previously, Bryce spent four years at Harvard, where he led the research team for the Leadership & Happiness Laboratory. Along with Dr. Brooks, Bryce led the creation and statistical validation of The Happiness Scale®.
Across these roles, he researches and writes on the science of well-being for students, scholars, and public-facing leaders. He speaks frequently to the university community and the wider world about topics related to the good life. His writing has appeared in National Affairs, Profectus Magazine, and in Seeking the Good, and his forthcoming work will appear in outlets such Aeon and Cambridge University Press. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics and History from the University of Missouri, and an MSc in Economic and Social History from the University of Oxford. He lives with his wife in Virginia.