Since 2005, I have worked with organizations in 23 states to improve their program processes and determine if and how their interventions influence the people they serve. Trained as a researcher, counselor, and educator, I partner with organizations to identify which activities are most effective and why. I specialize in research design, mixed methods, psychometrics, and assessment. And because I enjoy working with people (and want everyone to understand their results!), I translate technical analyses clearly for a variety of audiences. I live in Red Lodge, Montana; always enjoy a good cup of coffee; and treasure connecting with people. If you are interested in nonprofit capacity building, please visit Data Literacy for Social Change.
 

Education: AB in politics from Princeton University; MA in counseling psychology from Northwestern University; MEd in measurement, evaluation, statistics, and assessment and PhD in educational psychology from the University of Illinois at Chicago.