37th ANNUAL FALL RESEARCH CONFERENCE

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THE GOLDEN AGE OF EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY NOVEMBER 12 - 14, 2015 MIAMI, FLORIDA

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1 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

5 Letter from President-Elect 6 Program Committee Listing 8 Conference Information 12 Session Information 13 Conference Policy Areas 16 Schedule at a Glance 18 Special Events 20 Caucuses 22 Student Resources 24 Sponsors 26 Sessions by Policy Area

36 Thursday Schedule by Day 40 Thursday Schedule Detailed

78 Friday Schedule by Day 82 Friday Schedule Detailed

114 Saturday Schedule by Day 120 Saturday Schedule Detailed

152 Poster Sessions 166 Participant index 186 Hotel/City Information & Maps

3 Contents APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

Letter from the President-Elect

Dear Fellow Attendees:

Welcome to Miami and our 37th Annual Research Conference.

Policymakers today face many challenges—changes in family formation, poverty and economic in- equality, population aging, growth in the demand for educated workers, and rising health care costs among them. The challenges are deepened by the federal debt which continues to grow every year with no solution in sight. The theme of this year’s conference, “The Golden Age of Evidenced-Based Policy,” is well suited to formulating public policy to deal with these problems while achieving maximum impact using our limited, and in some cases, declining federal resources. The essence of evidence-based policy is to spend most government funds on programs that have been shown by rigorous evaluations to produce impacts and to evaluate programs to make sure they continue to produce the outcomes that justify their funding. As you will see, many of the sessions at this year’s conference are consistent with the theme of expanding evidence-based policy.

APPAM has always emphasized including diverse participants and perspectives in our Fall Confer- ence. This year, we continue expanding on that diversity by featuring papers, panels, and round- tables that include presenters, chairs, and discussants from a range of disciplines, from a range of countries, and a multitude of backgrounds.

Thanks to all of you, we had 2,153 submissions this year, a record number. Although we will have nearly 1,000 papers at this year’s conference (another record), because of the large number of submissions our acceptance rate was only 44 percent as compared with 58 percent last year. We wish the acceptance rate could be higher, but we have limited space and time at the conference; so if we have such a large number of submissions, our acceptance rate must fall. I personally regret turning down many of the proposed sessions, but we were forced into a high refusal rate by the large number of high quality proposals.

In addition to the many panels showcasing cutting-edge research, be sure to keep an eye out for numerous topical roundtables. I think you might also find especially interesting the three invited symposia – on evidence-based policy in the business world, on the promise and limits of preschool programs, and on using evidence-based policy in management. Other program highlights include the New Member and First Time Attendee Reception on Wednesday afternoon, the caucuses on Saturday morning, and, of course, Jane Waldfogel’s Presidential Address and reception on Friday.

We all owe a huge round of thanks to our Program Committee, especially the chairs, who worked so hard to build our conference program. And as always, a huge round of thanks to Tara Sheehan, APPAM’s Executive Director, to Tristanne Staudt, who is the APPAM staffer directly responsible for the annual conference, and to our other staffers for all their hard work and dedication to make this conference possible.

Finally, thanks to each of you for attending the conference and for supporting the conference financially by paying the registration fee and intellectually by presenting papers or participating in conference sessions. Thanks in large part to you, I am confident that we will have another immense- ly successful national conference and that we will go home knowing the APPAM provides a highly effective forum for the exchange of information and ideas about public policy and management.

Ron Haskins APPAM President-Elect 4 5 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

Program Committee

Ron Haskins Chair, Brookings Institution Colleen Barry Johns Hopkins University Stephen Bell Abt Associates Marianne Bitler University of California, Irvine Meg Blume-Kohout New Mexico Consortium Beth Boulay Abt Associates Cay Bradley Mathematica Policy Research Marguerite Burns University of Wisconsin Shawn Bushway University at Albany – SUNY Thad Calabrese Sanya Carley Indiana University Marcy Carlson University of Wisconsin Kitt Carpenter Vanderbilt University Laura Dague Texas A&M University Ron D'Amico Social Policy Research Associates Nianbo Dong University of Missouri Maryann Feldman University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Chloe Gibbs University of Virginia Bob Granger Retired Kelly Hallberg Colleen Heflin University of Missouri Carolyn Hill Georgetown University Kevin Hollenbeck W.E. Upjohn Institute Alison Jacknowitz American University Nareej Kaushal Columbia University Jill Khadduri Abt Associates Rachel Krause University of Kansas Jeff Larrimore The Federal Reserve Jens Ludwig University of Chicago John MacDonald University of Pennsylvania Rebecca Maynard University of Pennsylvania Nan Maxwell Mathematica Policy Research Larry Mead New York University Sam Myers University of Minnesota Gary Painter University of Southern California Larry Orr Johns Hopkins University APPAM is saddened by the passing of Dennis Smith, a Lucie Schmidt Williams College longtime member of APPAM. Daniel Schneider University of California, Berkeley Dennis showed his dedication Patrick Sharkey New York University to public service through years Beth Shinn Vanderbilt University of teaching at NYU Wagner, Dennis Smith New York University extensive research in criminal Steven Smith American Political Science Association justice and public management, Matthew Steinberg University of Pennsylvania and active involvement in APPAM and its committees. Brett Theodos The Urban Institute He was a frequent chair of the Wayne Vroman The Urban Institute Public Management section of Brad Wilcox University of Virginia the Program Committee and is Elizabeth Wilson University of Minnesota largely responsible for growing Bobbi Wolfe University of Wisconsin that section to the prominence Nick Wolfinger University of Utah it enjoys today.

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Registration Exhibit Hall Exhibitors as of October 15 APPAM Central Student Professional Conference Information Development Sessions u Riverfront Central Lobby Riverfront South/Central Abt Associates Riverfront South/Central Welcome to APPAM’s 37th u American Association for Public Opinion Research Brickell Center u Please wear your conference Visit our sponsors and exhibitors American Institutes for Research Located in the Exhibit Hall, APPAM u Annual Fall Research badge at all times. A badge is in the beautifully decorated Exhibit American Society of Health Central is where you’ll find APPAM Professional development sessions u required to enter all sessions, Hall conveniently located close to APPAM staff available to answer questions for students will take place on u Conference, The Golden receptions and other events. Plus it the Registration area. Learn about Association Book Exhibit and provide any information you Thursday, November 12, and u makes networking so much easier various programs and institutions, Association for Budgeting and Financial Management might require. A relaxation area with Friday, November 13, to better Age of Evidence-Based u when your name is on display! You mingle with exhibitors, and connect Association for Education Finance & Policy complimentary Wi-Fi is available accommodate student travel u can pick up your badge when you with your peers all while taking Baruch College - The City University of New York for those needing to jump online schedules. The sessions are aimed Policy. This program book u check in at the registration area. advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi Cambridge University Press to check messages. A Tweet Wall at supporting students in all stages u Registration will be located in the and lounge areas. Coffee, breakfast Council of Professional Associations on Federal Statistics provides a look at what topics at of their education, from undergrad- contains information on u Riverfront Central Lobby of the Hy- and snacks will be available in the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy and Governance the conference are generating buzz uate through postdoctoral and can u att Regency Miami and will be open Exhibit Hall each day except on Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and what your peers are talking be found in the program under the all of the sessions, special u during the following hours: Friday, when breakfast will be avail- ETS HiSET about. abbreviation (ST). A listing of ses- u able at the Spencer Foundation Fulbright U.S. Student Program sions can be found on the Student events and important u Wednesday, November 11 Lecture & Award Breakfast. Gateway to Global Aging Data Resources section, page 22 - 23, information you’ll need 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm u Case Program of this program book and accessed u Throughout the conference, exhibits IMPAQ International through the APPAM mobile app. u during the conference. Thursday, November 12 will be on display from APPAM Johns Hopkins University u Breakfast Caucuses 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Institutional Members and confer- Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs Additionally, during the conference u ence sponsors. Please support our Mathematica Policy Research there will be lots of informal oppor- u Riverfront South/Central Friday, November 13 exhibitors and sponsors by visiting MDRC tunities to network with other stu- u 7:00 am – 4:30 pm their booths during exhibition hours. NASPAA dents, practitioners and academics. u National Longitudinal Surveys On Saturday, November 14, u 7:15 am – 8:15 am, join your Saturday, November 14 Wednesday, November 11 Population Association of America u colleagues for breakfast and 7:00 am – 12:00 pm 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Princeton University - Future of Children & Families Study engage in informal discussions u Russell Sage Foundation u centered on trending policy or Thursday, November 12 Self Sufficiency Research Clearing House u management topics led by a 8:00 am – 4:30 pm The Hamilton Project Empoyment Interviews u UC San Diego, School of Global Policy and Strategy moderator. Caucuses are one hour u long and begin with the moderator Friday, November 13 Westat Orchid C and D giving a brief introduction to a topic 7:00 am – 4:30 pm and suggesting some questions, Since many institutional members theories, or related information to Saturday, November 14 use the Fall Research Conference spur discussion. 7:00 am – 1:30 pm as a meeting place to interview potential employees, APPAM offers Attendees are encouraged to a place for this purpose. The space respond to questions and com- is available on Thursday, November ments by the moderator. Partici- 12, and Friday, November 13 for pants should feel free to raise their pre-arranged interviews. own questions for the group and suggest other perspectives and an- gles to be considered. A light break- fast will be provided for all caucus speakers and attendees. For a full list of caucuses, see page 20.

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Conference Information (continued)

Poster Sessions Affiliate Receptions Mobile App Refreshment/Dinner Options Connect with APPAM

Riverfront South/Central To help keep you updated while Coffee and light continental break- Use social media and technology Affiliate receptions will be held on Friday, November 13. They are an you’re on the run, APPAM is fast will be served each morning, to enhance your conference expe- opportunity for APPAM Institutional Members and other groups to meet All poster sessions will be held in once again offering a conference except Friday, when attendees rience! The APPAM Fall Research with conference attendees. the Exhibit Hall. There will be about mobile app, accessible through can have breakfast at the Spencer Conference mobile app offers us- 300 poster presentations. A poster your smartphone, laptop or tablet. Foundation Lecture & Award ers the most-up-to-date conference Receptions may require an invitation. session consists of presenters The app is updated in real time Breakfast. Drinks and snacks will information and a variety of social presenting their research in poster and offers users unprecedented be available each afternoon in the tools that make networking and format, reporting on key aspects ways to interact, share, organize, Exhibit Hall. Lunch will also be meeting up with colleagues easier Follow of their paper (methods, results, American University University of Chicago, Harris and locate conference, event, and served each afternoon but tickets than ever. APPAM discussion, and policy or manage- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm School participant information at the touch (most complimentary) are required ment implications) and answering Tuttle South 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm of a button. Download the app from for . There are several ex- Visit http://www.appam.org/fall- Online! questions. A first, second and third Tuttle Prefunction your mobile device’s app store cellent restaurants in and around researchconference/ for session place winner will be selected from Boston University by scanning the QR code on the the hotel. Attendees wishing to summaries, updates, photos, and among the posters displayed each 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm University of Pennsylvania cover of this program, or by visiting explore other parts of Miami should more in an easy-to-use format. day. Orchid B 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm APPAM.org for more information. consult with the hotel concierge to Use the #2015APPAM hashtag in Brickell South determine the best transportation your tweets and Facebook posts. Thursday, November 12 Indiana University Users can rate sessions and options. Follow @APPAM_DC on Twitter for 10:00 am – 11:30 am 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm University of Washington events they’ve attended. “Rate information, updates, and attendee @APPAM_DC Tuttle Center 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm This Session” gives attendees the Located in the lobby of the Hyatt connections throughout the confer- Friday, November 13 Brickell Prefunction opportunity to rate the sessions Regency Miami: ence. APPAM will be showcasing facebook.com/APPAMDC 10:00 am – 11:30 am Laura and John Arnold they are attending using a simple • Riverwalk Café a “Tweet Wall” at the Association’s Foundation University of Wisconsin 5-star rating system. When the • Riverwalk Deli booth in the Exhibit Hall. We also # #2015APPAM Saturday, November 14 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm session is over, simply tap the Rate • Pure Verde bar and lounge encourage attendees to share their 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Tuttle North Orchid C Session icon on the session photos and experience through Luncheon Session and answer the short survey, giving Downtown Miami offers a variety of their social media connections. If Conference WiFi: APPAM National Science Foundation each session one to five stars. restaurants and cafes for attend- we don’t see you around the con- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ees. Check the app under 'Local ference, we’ll catch you online! Password: AIR Orchid A This year's mobile app is Places' for suggestions." sponsored by Indiana University - NYU Wagner Purdue University Indianapolis 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Brickell North Free Wi-Fi

Pardee RAND Graduate School Attendees can enjoy compli- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm mentary Wi-Fi throughout the Orchid D conference courtesy of American Institutes for Research.

Network: APPAM Password: AIR

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Session Information Conference Policy Areas

Submissions were solicited in the following 14 policy areas for the 2015 Conference. Additionally, four student-focused sessions have been h added for our growing student membership. Each session is categorized K b O into one of these policy areas. You will see each session marked next to Crime the title, using the policy area abbreviations shown. and Drugs Paper Listings Webcast Session Types The Mobile App Education Please note that the list- Thursday's symposia will Panel The session data in the ing of papers for panels be available via webcast A panel is the most common type of session. It is paper printed program is up may not represent the courtesy of Laura and dependent and includes three or four paper presenters, to date as of October 9. Employment and order in which they will John Arnold Foundation. a chair, and one or two discussants. Each presenter is For real time information, Training Programs be presented. The order given a limited time to present their research, after which check the conference of presentation is deter- the discussant(s) offer insight, ask questions, and discuss mobile app. mined by the presenters shared elements of the papers. The chair keeps time, Family and in coordination with the introduces presenters, and guides audience discussion. Presenters were given Child Policy session chair. Using Experiments the option of uploading CRIME for Evidence-Based Roundtable their slides and hand- APPAM does not list the Policy: Lessons from A roundtable is a discussion based session featuring outs to the mobile app; Health Policy authors of papers in any the Private Sector a moderator and up to five speakers. The topic is not check there for digital EDU particular order. They 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm paper dependent and the discussion between speak- versions. If you attend a are listed in the order ers is designed to encourage audience discussion and session where the slides EMP Housing and submitted by the paper Adding a Pillar to questions. Speakers are included based on their varying or handouts were not Community submitter and the order Evidence-Based Man- perspectives, backgrounds, and diversity of knowledge. uploaded to the mobile CHILD Development does not necessarily agement: Combining Roundtables are differentiated from panels in the listings app, encourage present- indicate who will be pre- Evaluation with Opera- by color, roundtables will be shaded. ers to send their files to senting each paper. For tional Feedback APPAM for upload after HEALTH Natural Resource up-to-date information 5:15 pm – 6:45 pm Caucus the conference, for ease Security, Energy, and who will present each A caucus is an informal discussion on a trending policy of access. HOUSE paper, please check the Additionally, APPAM will topic or data set. Each caucus is led by a moderator who Environmental Policy mobile app. also webcast Friday's will guide the attendees through discussion and answer This year's mobile app ENV symposium: questions. There is no presentation and the topic is not is sponsored by Indiana Population and APPAM set up a search- based around a specific paper or research project but University - Purdue able database of paper Can Preschool Pro- may focus on a data set or government program. University Indianapolis POP Migration Issues abstracts in the digital grams Implemented preliminary program. If on a Broad Scale Have Symposium POV Poverty and the presenters uploaded Lasting Impacts? Two symposia will be held on Thursday and one sym- a full paper, it can also 3:15 pm – 4:45 pm posium on Friday. These events do not run against any Income Policy be found on the digital other sessions or events. A symposium is similar to a PM preliminary program at See APPAM.org for roundtable in that it is not paper dependent, but rather Public and Nonprofit APPAM.org more information. centers around a single topic, with speakers discussing SCI the topic from varying perspectives. Symposium themes Management and Finance are chosen by the President-Elect for their timeliness and ST speakers are invited to share their opinions and view- Science and Technology points. EQ Poster Student Session All poster sessions will be held in the Exhibit Hall. This POL year there will be about 300 poster presentations. A post- Social Equity er session consists of authors presenting their research METH in poster format, discussing their work, and answering questions. A first, second and third place winner will be The Impact of Politics selected from among the posters displayed each day. on the Policy Process

Tools of Analysis: Methods, Data, Informatics, and Research Design

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APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

Time Event Room

11:00 am - 5:00 pm Big Data Workshop*** Monroe, Tuttle South/Center 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Registration Riverfront Central Lobby 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm New Member & First Time Attendee Reception** Riverfront South/Central WED

NOV 11 NOV 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Exhibit Hall Riverfront South/Central

7:15 am - 8:30 am JPAM Editorial Board Meeting Jasmine 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Registration Riverfront Central Lobby 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Exhibit Hall Riverfront South/Central 8:30 am - 10:00 am Concurrent Sessions various 10:00 am - 11:30 am Poster Session Riverfront South/Central 10:15 am - 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions various 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch Symposium* Jasmine/Hibiscus THURS Schedule at a Glance 12 NOV 1:45 pm - 3:15 pm Concurrent Sessions various 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Concurrent Sessions various All sessions will take place 5:15 pm - 6:45 pm Symposium Ashe Auditorium in the Hyatt Regency 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm Welcome Reception Upper/Lower Promenade

Miami and the adjoining 7:00 am - 8:15 am Spencer Award Lecture & Breakfast* Jasmine/Hibiscus James L. Knight 7:00 am - 4:30 pm Registration Riverfront Central Lobby 7:00 am - 4:30 pm Exhibit Hall Riverfront South/Central Conference Center 8:30 am - 10:00 am Concurrent Sessions various 8:30 am - 10:00 am Institutional Representatives Meeting** Miami Lecture Hall 10:00 am - 11:30 am Poster Session Riverfront South/Central 10:15 am – 11:45 am Dean’s Meeting** Miami Lecture Hall FRI 10:15 am - 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions various NOV 13 NOV 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Membership & Awards Luncheon* Jasmine/Hibiscus 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Concurrent Sessions various 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm Symposium Ashe Auditorium 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Presidential Address Ashe Auditorium 6:15 pm - 7:45 pm Presidential Reception Jasmine/Hibiscus 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm Student Mixer

7:00 am - 12:00 pm Registration Riverfront Central Lobby 7:00 am - 1:30 pm Exhibit Hall Riverfront South/Central 7:15 am - 8:15 am Caucus Breakfast Riverfront South/Central 8:30 am - 10:00 am Concurrent Sessions various SAT 10:15 am - 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions various NOV 14 NOV 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Poster Session and Luncheon Riverfront South/Central 1:45 pm - 3:15 pm Concurrent Sessions: Last Session Lottery various

* ticket required ** invitation only *** separate registration required

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Special Events

Wednesday, Nov 11 Thursday, Nov 12 Friday, Nov 13 Saturday, Nov 14 11:00 am – 5:00 pm 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm 5:15 pm - 6:45 pm 7:00 am - 8:15 am 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 7:15 am - 8:15 am 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Pre-Conference: Big Data Lunch Symposium: Symposium: Adding a Spencer Foundation Award Symposium: Can Preschool Presidential Address Caucus Breakfast Poster Session and and Public Policy Work- Using Experiments for Pillar to Evidence-Based Lecture & Breakfast Programs Implemented on Luncheon shop Evidence-Based Policy: Management: Combining a Broad Scale Have Lasting Ashe Auditorium Riverfront South/Central Lessons from the Private Evaluation with Operational Jasmine/Hibiscus Impacts? Riverfront South/Central Monroe, Tuttle South/ Sector Feedback The President of Join your colleagues for Center Join your peers for a lecture Ashe Auditorium APPAM, Jane Waldfogel, breakfast and engage in Poster sessions will be held Jasmine/Hibiscus Ashe Auditorium by the 2015 Spencer Foun- Columbia University, will informal discussions cen- each day of the conference, Important scholarly work has dation Award winner, Sean Chair: address members with a tered on trending policy or featuring posters from a vari- been done that uses big data Keynote Speaker: Chair: Reardon, Ajay Chaudry, Consultant lecture titled, " The Next War management topics led by ety of policy areas. The poster in a way that is valuable to Jim Manzi, Applied Predictive Robert Doar, American Enter- titled, "Public Policy and Ed- on Poverty". a moderator. Caucuses are authors will be available to policy makers in areas as Technologies prise Institute ucational Inequality." A buffet Speakers: one hour long and begin with discuss their research and varied as finance, labor, ed- breakfast will be provided for •Dale Farran, Vanderbilt the moderator giving a brief answer questions. The poster ucation, science, innovation, Speakers: Speakers: all attendees but space is University 6:15 pm - 7:45 pm introduction to a topic and luncheon on Saturday is free transportation and develop- • Jon Baron, Laura and John • Carolyn Heinrich, Vanderbilt limited and ticket is required. •Sara Mead, Bellwether suggesting some questions, to all conference attendees, ment. This JPAM workshop Arnold Foundation University Associates Presidential Reception theories, or related informa- but a ticket will be required seeks to assess as well as • Rebecca Maynard, Grad- • James Knickman, New York •Russ Whitehurst, Brookings tion to spur discussion. to pick up a boxed lunch. showcase cutting edge empir- uate School of Education, Health Foundation Institute Jasmine/Hibiscus Tickets, which will be limited, ical work in this vein. University of Pennsylvania • Vivian Tseng, W. T. Grant 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm •Hiro Yoshikawa, New York Attendees are encouraged can be obtained from any of Foundation University Immediately following the AP- to respond to questions and the presenting poster authors Many of the nation’s major Membership & Awards PAM Presidential Address, join comments by the moderator. during the poster luncheon 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm corporations use random-as- The claim of a “Golden Age of Luncheon (Ticket required) Although the public per- your fellow APPAM attendees Participants should feel free to session. signment designs to test Evidence Based Policy” de- ception is that high quality for cocktails and hors d’oeu- raise their own questions for New Member/First Time new products, implement pends on the use of evidence Jasmine/Hibiscus preschool programs can vres. All conference attendees the group and suggest other Conference Attendee employee training programs, at every stage of the policy significantly boost the devel- are welcome and encouraged perspectives and angles to be Reception and measure customer and program implementation Plan to attend this popular opment of poor children, there to attend this event. considered. A light breakfast 1:45 pm - 3:15 pm reactions to advertising. Jim processes. At the implemen- lunch event to see the pre- is lively debate about whether will be provided for all caucus Riverfront South/Central Manzi, whose company has tation stage, until now the use sentation of the APPAM Best national implementation of speakers and attendees. Last Session Lottery helped over 150 businesses of evidence has largely con- Dissertation and Raymond a preschool program such Please see Page 20 for a full APPAM welcomes our new conduct these evaluations, sisted of managers relying on Vernon Memorial Awards. as the one proposed by the 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm list of caucus topics. Various members and first time will describe how his com- operational feedback to guide After lunch, Exemplar Award Obama administration would conference attendees. Join us pany employs randomized decisions. The prospects and winner Rebecca Blank, produce lasting impacts on Student Mixer Those who attended sessions for cocktails and get to know controlled trials and the challenges of adding program Chancellor of the University of the intellectual and social held during this time will other new members and first implications of his experience impacts to the theory and Wisconsin-Madison will give development of poor children. Flamingo be given the opportunity to time attendees and meet the in the private sector for cre- practice of management is a lecture titled, "Managing This symposium will examine sign the attendance sheet APPAM Policy Council. The ating evidence-based social the focus of this session. Big Public Institutions: Stories the issues surrounding this Students and recent graduates at the end of the session to reception will take place on programs. from the Front Lines". Mem- debate. are encouraged to attend the register for a drawing. One the Exhibit Hall floor and is a bers will also participate in the annual APPAM Student Mixer. winner will be drawn from great opportunity to network Lunch will be provided for all 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm annual membership meeting. The event will be an informal each session and awarded with exhibitors and learn more attendees but space is limited At this time, APPAM members opportunity to network and a complimentary registration about APPAM activities and and a ticket is required. Welcome Reception will formally elect the leader- collaborate with other student to the 2016 Fall Research how to make the most of your ship to the Policy Council and attendees. Cocktails and hors Conference in Washington, first time at the Fall Confer- Upper/Lower Promenade discus Association business. d'oeuvres will be provided. DC. Attendees must attend ence. All new members and the entire session to be eligi- first time conference attend- Join all your fellow APPAM A separate ticket is required ble for the drawing. Winners ees are invited to attend. attendees as we kick off the for lunch (but not to attend the will be selected at random Fall Research Conference business meeting) and can be from each session after the over hors d'oeuvres and cock- purchased at Registration. conference has ended. tails along the riverfront at the Hyatt Regency Miami.

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Caucus Breakfast

7:15 am – 8:15 am Riverfront South/Central

There will be 17 caucus sessions during Saturday’s breakfast. These informal discussion-based sessions are one hour long and begin with the moderator giving a brief introduction to a topic and suggesting some questions, theories, or related information to spur discussion. Attendees are encouraged to respond to questions and comments by the moderator. Participants should feel free to raise their own questions for the group and suggest other perspectives and angles to be consid- ered. A light breakfast will be provided for all caucus speakers and attendees.

Building the Evidence HUD Research Roadmap Real, Not Rhetorical: Base through Pay for Success Continued: Future Research Sustaining Research and Social Impact Bonds: for Evidence-Based Housing Partnerships Progress, Themes, and and Community Development Beth Gamse, Abt Associates, Challenges Policy Inc. Christopher Spera, Abt Associ- Marge Martin, U.S Department ates, Inc. of Housing and Urban Develop- Reforming the Federal ment Disability Benefit Application Can States and Districts Process Lead on Educational Equity? Implications of Evidence- Megan Troy, Northwestern Diagnosing and Solving the Based Policies within an University Problem of Unequal Access Era of Changing Population to Effective Teachers and Demographics Reporting Quasi-Experimental Schools Michael Lopez, Abt Associates, Results: Helping Policy Steven Glazerman, Mathematica Inc. Makers Understand the Policy Research Evidence on Medicare and Inside a State Legislature: Medicaid Innovations Capturing the Rhythms of When and Why We Use Thomas Grannemann, Big Data for Sustainable (and Don't Use) Evidence Mathematica Policy Research Development Jenni Owen, Duke University Ayesha Tahir Hashmi, University Rossi Awardees Discuss: of Texas, Dallas Management Strategies to What’s Next for the Field of Improve Cybersecurity Evaluation? Developing a Veterans Policy Kody Kinsley, U.S. Department Kathleen Flanagan, Research Program within the of the Treasury Abt Associates, Inc. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Presenting Research to the The Push for Rapid-Cycle Raun Lazier, U.S. Department of Public Using Social Media Evaluation: Translating Keen Veterans Affairs Ginger Moored and Yesim Enthusiasm into Effective Taylor, District of Columbia Practice Family Stability: What is it and Government Stephen Bell, Abt Associates, Should It be a Goal of Social Inc. Policy? Rapid Re-Housing After Jennie Romich, University of Family Options: Stabilizing What Methods for Wicked Washington Any Shelter Clients? Policy Problems? Josh Kaufman-Horner, Renewal Heather E. Campbell, Claremont Institute Graduate University

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Thursday, Nov 12 Thursday, Nov 12 - 14 Friday, Nov 13

8:30 am – 10:00 am 10:15 am – 11:45am Various Times 8:30 am – 10:00 am 10:15 am – 11:45 am

Tips for Getting Published The Policy Job Market – Student Lounge Ask the Experts The Grant Writing Process Career Paths Outside Student What Recent Graduates Gardenia A/B Academia for Policy Resources Brickell Center and Employers Have to Say Open Hours: Brickell Center Graduates Thursday: 8:00 am – 6:30 pm This session will provide Brickell Center Friday: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm This session will provide an Brickell Center The Ask the Experts will provide an opportunity for students to meet Professional students with valuable tips and Saturday: 7:00 am – 12:00 pm overview of the grant writing with professionals to discuss a variety of policy topics. Experienced Development best practices for getting pub- Panelists from academia and process including fundamentals This session will examine career professionals will be available in the student lounge to speak with lished. Panelists will describe the private and public sectors Gardenia A/B of good grant writing, preparing paths outside of the academic, Programming for students, offer advice, and discuss research projects. These dis- the importance of publishing will describe their professional grant applications, and the roles research, and think tank tracts. cussions will provide a candid, informal opportunity to network with Students pre-graduation, the publishing career paths, useful career tips Looking for a spot to charge your of the grant writer and review Panelists from the association, practitioners and academics. environment and strategies for they learned along the way, and mobile device, relax, and grab a committee. government, foundation, and Students are an im- getting published. what future graduates can do in quick snack? Come visit the Stu- not-for-profit sectors will describe preparation for their post-gradu- dent Lounge! The lounge will be their job search experiences, portant part of APPAM. Thursday, November 12th Friday, November 13th ate career search. available for students to network Panelists: what their current employers look Because we value Panelists: 1:45 - 2:15 pm 1:30 - 2:00 pm with other students, schedule Andrea C. Bueschel, for in job candidates, and how to Kenneth Couch, David Johnson, Christopher (Kitt) Carpenter, student contributions Panelists: time to meet with professionals, Spencer Foundation translate academic experience University of Connecticut Bureau of Economic Analysis; Vanderbilt University; Mark Long, to the association, Colin Chellman, or answer a few quick emails. into “real world” experience. Jeryl Mumpower, University of Washington we've planned student City University of New York Vivian Tseng, Maureen A. Pirog, Texas A&M University specific events during William T. Grant Foundation Panelists: Indiana University 2:00 - 2:30 pm the Fall Research Sarah Cordes, Stuart Buck, 2:15 - 2:45 pm Dylan Conger, George Washing- Conference. Four Temple University James A. Wilson, Laura and John Arnold Tyler Scott, Scott Allard, University of Wash- ton University Russell Sage Foundation Foundation professional devel- University of Georgia ington; Matt Stagner, Mathemat- Chris Eshleman, opment sessions are ica Policy Research; Patricia 2:30 - 3:00 pm Port Authority of New York and Selena Caldera, University scheduled for students Troppe, Westat Demetra Nightingale, U.S. De- New Jersey of Texas at Austin in all stages of their partment of Labor education, from un- 2:45 - 3:15 pm John Hutchins, MDRC Andy Feldman, Adam Coyne, Mathematica Saturday, November 14th dergraduate through U.S. Department of Education Policy Research; Swati Desai, 9:30 - 10:00 am postdoctoral. Randall Juras, Abt Associates University at Albany, Rockefeller Ron Haskins, Brookings Insti- Angie Hull, College of Public Affairs & Policy tution Ketra Rice, Association for Education Centers for Disease Control and Finance & Policy 3:15 - 3:45 pm 10:30 - 11:00 am Prevention Misty Heggeness, National Colleen Barry, Johns Hopkins Institutes of Health; Mike Shires, University Michele Ver Ploeg, Pepperdine University U.S. Department of Agriculture 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm 3:45 - 4:15 pm Sanya Carley, Indiana Univer- Student Mixer sity; Sherry Glied, New York University Flamingo

4:15 - 4:45 pm Student attendees are invited Angela Evans, The University of to an informal meetup to mingle Texas at Austin; Gregory Mills, and enjoy cocktails and hors The Urban Institute d'oeuvres during this networking event just for students!

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APPAM thanks the sponsors of the 37th Annual Fall Research Conference DIAMOND PLATINUM GOLD

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Sessions by Policy Area

Crime and Drugs (CRIME) Measuring Teacher Performance Beyond the Bars: Consequences of Parental Incarceration on Child Outcomes New Perspectives on Financial Barriers to Postsecondary Success Consequences of Policy Decisions on Crime Patterns of Early Childhood Education Quality: Associations with Policy and Learning Correctional Interventions: Patterns, Profiles and Post-Release Outcomes Performance Pays in Teaching Employment and Recidivism Prospects among Criminals Preschool Program Fadeout: Understanding Impact Persistence and Heterogeneity Reducing Crime and Violence Preventing High School Dropout: Findings in Four Experimental Studies Social Conditions and Crime Productivity Spillover and Knowledge Diffusion among Employees: Evidence from School Teachers Swift, Certain, Fair: Findings from Hawaii Opportunity Probation with Enforcement (HOPE), 24/7, and Beyond (RT) Publicly Funded Preschool: Impacts across Early and Middle-Childhood Tobacco Regulation, Illicit Markets, and Crime Race-Based Policy Decisions in Education: Evidence from Empirical Studies Relying on Student Surveys: New Innovations and New Challenges in Measuring Teacher Quality and Student Skills Education (EDU) School Choices: Examining Variation in Charter, Private, and Non-Residential Alternatives to Neighborhood Public Schools Academic Early Education: Developing an Evidence Base for Policy Contexts and Outcomes Strategies for Improving Non-cognitive Outcomes for Children Advanced Coursework in High School: Strategies for Improved Access and Effectiveness Strategies for Improving Whole Schools Reform, Closing, Accountability and More Bridging the Gap between Research, Policy, and Practice: The Implementation and Study of Massachusetts’ Educator Evaluation Framework (RT) Strengthening Postsecondary Pathways: Student, State, and Institution-Level Factors Building a Better Teacher: Teacher Preparation, Student Teaching, and Teacher Coaching Strengthening Transitions from High School to Postsecondary Pursuits College Access and Choice Supporting K-12 and College Students Academically and Financially College Access and Matriculation Teacher Evaluation Measures – What Are They Good For? College Choice and Major Choice The Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Effects of School Vouchers: New Evidence from Indiana, Louisiana, and Milwaukee College Financing and Completion The Educational Impact of Online Pedagogy Distribution of Teachers and Students across Schools by Teacher and Student Characteristics The Efficacy of Higher Education Grant Programs Early Childhood Education Policy: Preschool Program Efficacy, Composition, and Quality Improvement The Impact of Teacher Incentives on Student Achievement and Teacher Retention, Recruitment Educational Innovations in and Outside the Home The Latest Evidence on Charter Schools: Selection, Effectiveness, Best Practices and Systemic Effects Enhancing Teacher Performance The Transfer Function of Community Colleges Evaluations of Higher Education Policies Understanding Personnel Decisions in Public Schools Examining Issues of College Access and Readiness in New York City: Lessons from a Research-Practitioner Partnership Using Technology to Improve Educational Outcomes Examining the New Teacher Contract: Compensation and Retention in the Context of Waning Union Power Exclusionary Disciplinary Practices, School Climate, and Student Outcomes Employment and Training Programs (EMP) Experiments in Early Truancy Prevention Accelerating Connections to Employment: Improving the Effectiveness of Career Pathway Programs through Evidence-Based Policymaking (RT) Exploring the Impact of Mobility and Assignment Strategies on Student Educational Experiences and Outcomes Building Skills in At-Risk Populations Health & Education Intersections: Health Barriers to Academic Achievement and Potential Policy Solutions Can the U.S. Scale up Apprenticeship Training? Lessons from the U.S. and Abroad How Information and Admissions Policies Affect College Access and Attendance for Low-Income Students Demand Driven Training Programs for Low Wage Workers Implications of Financial Aid Do the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Employment and Training Programs Work? Improving Chronically Low-Performing Public Schools: The Role of Public Policy Interventions Experimental Impacts of Vocational Training around the World Improving Educational Outcomes of Early Care and Education Lessons Learned from Public Workforce Program Experiments Inequality of Educational Opportunity and Outcomes Occupational Demands among Older Workers and Individuals with Disability Innovations in Student Loan Policy: Field Experiments to Improve Information and Access to Loan Counseling Older Workers' Self-Employment Trends and Prospects Innovative Policies and Practices in Education The Effectiveness of U.S. Employment Policy during the Great Recession Interventions for High-Achieving Students The Impact of Social Security Disability Rules on Beneficiary Earnings: New Evidence Interventions for Struggling Readers: When Evidence Meets the Real World (RT) The Impact of Worker Protection Efforts K-12 Accountability under NCLB and Beyond: Empirical Evidence and Directions for Evidence-Based Policy Transitioning to Employment: Understanding the Employment Outcomes of Transition Age Vocational Rehabilitation Customers Keeping Students on Track Unemployment Insurance Issues Knowing When to Nudge: Behavioral Strategies to Improve Educational Outcomes Labor Markets and Effective Teachers Lessons Learned from the First Four i3 Scale-up Evaluations

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Sessions by Policy Area (continued)

Family and Child Policy (CHILD) Intended and Unintended Consequences of Health Care Mechanisms Behaviorally-Informed Interventions to Promote Human Capital Development in Children and Youth Interactions between Healthcare and Social Insurance Programs Child Support: The New Work Strategy International Papers on Improving Health and Well-Being Designing Evaluations to Strengthen Policy and Practice: Current Research on Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs Labor and Use of Health Care: Effects of Federal Mental Health Parity Engaging Low-Income Parents in Early Childhood Programs Long Term Health and Economic Effects of Medicaid Families with Children in the Great Recession Medicare Physician Reimbursement and Patient Choice Family Stability and Parenting in the Great Recession Medicare's Future: Challenges and Opportunities Family-Related Workplace Benefits Policies: Inputs, Outcomes, and Costs New Evidence for the Fetal Origins Hypotheses Father Involvement: Trends, Implications, and Opportunities Personal and Policy Level Determinants of Food Consumption Fathers and Child Support: What's Associated with Payments and What Are Their Effects? Physician and Hospital Responses to the Changing Health Care Marketplace Food Insecurity, Food Assistance Programs, and Child Well-Being Physician Incentives and Responses to Health Policies Foster Care Placement and Foster Care Adoption in the United States Policy Responses to the Prescription Opioid Epidemic How Can We Expand Home Visiting to Engage Dads? Strategies, Enhancements, and Early Program Impacts Smoking Reduction Policies, E-Cigarettes and Child and Adolescent Health Inter-Generational Effects of Gender, Marriage, and Income Take Up and Effects of Private Insurance Coverage after the ACA Lessons Learned from the Federal Home Visiting Program Traffic Safety and Drunk Driving National and State Analyses of Family and Sick Leave Policies Planned Parenthood and the Well-Being of Children and Families Housing and Community Development (HOUSE) Programs and Policies to Help Vulnerable Children and Youth Addressing the Housing Needs of an Aging Population Socio-Economic Status-Based Gaps in Children’s Early Learning Environments: Long-Run Trends and the Role of Public Investment Evidence on the Consequences of Foreclosures The Growing Use of Evidence-Based Programs in Child Welfare (RT) Evidence on the Effects of Affordable Housing The Promise of Two-Generation Strategies: Lessons from the Field (RT) Family Options Study: Impacts of Three Interventions on Homeless Families at 20 Months Two-Generation Programs in Head Start: Three Experimental Studies of Parent and Child Interventions Gentrification and Its Effects Work and Family Policies: How Can Policy Reduce the Tensions Between Work & Family? Housing as a Platform for Economic Mobility (RT) Neighborhood Change and Revitalization Health Policy (HEALTH) New Insights into the Causes and Consequences of the Foreclosure Crisis ACA Individual and Small Group Market Reform People and Place in Low-Income Housing Policy Addressing Barriers to Care: New Avenues for Evidence-Based Health Policy Policies Affecting Home Ownership Addressing Disparities in the Provision of Medical Care: A Multi-sectoral Model for Marrying Medical Education and Household Health in Miami (RT) Rental Subsidies: Neighborhood Access, Mobility, and Tenant Outcomes Can Local Policies Reduce Consumption of High Calorie Foods and Sugar Sweetened Beverages? Stability and Change: The Role of Residential Mobility in Children’s Development Child Health The Implementation and Evaluation of Programs for Recipients of Housing Assistance Consequences of Early Life Health and Work on Long-Term Adult Outcomes Using Data to Combat Homelessness: National and State Level Evidence Current Issues in Medicaid Policy Determinants of Long Term Care Use Natural Resource Security, Energy and Environmental Policy (ENV) Early Data on Health Care Utilization after Coverage Expansion Causal Effects of Behavioral Environmental Policy Effects of the Affordable Care Act on Coverage for Families with Children Coastal Resiliency and Sustainability: Evidence-Based Policy Implementation from U.S. Coastal Regions Findings and Implications from the HHS Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program (RT) Coping with Natural Disasters in an Intergovernmental Policy Framework: Challenges and Perspectives Health Insurance Coverage and Effects in Special Populations Diffusion of Innovations: Insights from Sustainable Energy Transition in the U.S. and Europe Impacts of State-Level Substance Abuse Policies on Individual Health and Health Care Costs Electricity Markets: Complex Modern Issues Confronting the Sector Innovation in the Healthcare Delivery System: Consequences of Recent Developments Environmental Justice and Equity: Lessons for a More Equitable Society Insurance Expansion Effects on Specialty Care and Drug Use

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Sessions by Policy Area (continued)

Evaluating Impacts of Solid Fuel Use on Air Pollution, Climate and Health in Developing Countries Research-Practitioner Partnerships to Create Evidence-Based Anti-Poverty Programs Evidence-Based Sustainability Planning in Cities: Evaluating City Climate Action Plans and Media Reports in US, India & China Seeking Agreement on Poverty and Inequality (RT) Governing Water: Collaborative Approaches SNAP and the Transfer System Information Provision to Improve Energy and Environmental Outcomes Studies in Unemployment Insurance Policy Land and Species Conservation Tax Refunds and Household Debt Managing, Responding, and Planning for Natural Disasters and Flooding Threats to the Financial Security of Retirees (RT) Moving Beyond Questions of ‘Why?': The Administration and Outcomes of Local Sustainability Efforts Trends in Disability Program Participation Policy and Technology Trends Driving the Future of Transportation Understanding the Effects of Food Assistance Programs and the Food Environment on Food Spending, Food Security, and Renewable Electricity Markets: Analyzing the Role of Credit Exchanges, Social Risk, and Policy Interactions Diet Using the National Household Food Assistance Acquisition and Purchase Survey Subnational Environmental Policies in China: Mechanisms and Performance The Catch-up of the Renewable Energy Sector in Developing Countries Public and Nonprofit Management and Finance (PM) Using and Improving Modeling Efforts to Inform Energy and Climate Policy Big Data – Huge Promises, Small Insights? Voluntary Environmental Programs As Environmental Governance Tools Can the Federal Government be Efficiently Managed?: A Practitioner's Perspective Challenges to Improving Managerial Performance in an Evidence-Based World Population and Migration Issues (POP) Changing Technology and Management Economic and Social Consequences of Undocumented Immigration Fiscal Consequences of Local Government Policies Family and Community Contexts Shaping Children of Immigrants’ Development Fiscal Institutions and Their Effect on Governance Immigrant Integration: A National Academies Consensus Study Fiscal Stress and Uncertainty in Local Government Finance Latino Immigration: Policy and Outcomes Framing Performance Assessments Migration and Health Governmental Performance and Stakeholder Perceptions: Evidence from Experimental Interventions How Foundations Can Support Evidence-Based Policy (RT) Poverty and Income Policy (POV) Infrastructure Finance and Investment Assets and Debt in American Lives: Findings from 50 Years of the National Longitudinal Surveys Linking Organizational Performance, Leadership, and Strategy in the Policy Context Building Evidence to Strengthen the Social Safety Net Local Government Management Causes and Consequences of Widespread Financial Insecurity: The Asset Gap, Income Volatility, the Unbanked, and Payday Management in State Government: Three Case Studies Cities Fighting Inequality (RT) Measurement, Markets, and Social Policy (RT) Disability Benefit Reform: Building an Evidence Base Nonprofit Governance and Partnerships Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Evidence on Spending, Financial Allocations, and Timing of Disbursal in Low and Middle Income Countries Nonprofit Human Services Food Consumption, Nutrition, and Food Insecurity Pay for Success (RT) Food Insecurity through Four Lenses Performance Management Forty Years of the EITC: Assessing Its Impact on Women's Living Arrangements, Employment, and Marriage Decisions Policy Implementation Research: New Methods and Models Giving Cash to the Poor?: Impacts of Africa’s Unconditional Cash Transfers Policy Issues in Subnational Government Debt Management How Do Public Safety Net Reductions Affect Well-Being? Examining the Impact of Benefit Cuts on Health, Earnings, and Private Transfers from Family Promoting Evidence-Based Policies and Programs: Federal, State, and Foundation Perspectives (RT) How Does Food Store Access Affect Food Shopping Behavior and Diet Quality? State Financial Policy Challenges and Innovations in Debt Markets & Pensions How Policy Choices in the Minimum Wage, Transfers, and Social Insurance Programs Affect Behavior The Administration of Labour Policies and Programs: Global Perspectives Improving Efficiency and Access in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) The Impact of Economic, Housing Market, and Demographic Changes on the Financing of Local Governments Income and Expense Volatility for Low- and Moderate-Income Households: Evidence for Policy and Practice The Structure of Public Pensions: Costs, Contributions, and Consequences Innovative Uses of Data to Answer Policy Questions The Variable Human in Management Intersections between Family Economic and Housing Instability and Family and Child Well-Being Using Evidence-Based Management and Policy to Improve Not-for-Profit Financial Operations New Evidence on Poverty Measurement, the Safety Net, and the Great Recession What Drives Public Servants? New Research on the Effects of EITC and SNAP Youth and Citizen Involvement in Government and Nonprofit Governance Poverty and Poor Food Environments Poverty, Programs, and Other Outcomes

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Sessions by Policy Area (continued)

Science and Technology (SCI) Tools of Analysis: Methods, Data, Informatics, and Research Design (METH) Evaluations of Federal STEM Workforce Training Programs Addressing Selection Bias in Observational Analysis of Intervention Impacts Factors in STEM Workforce Occupational Choices Design-Based Causal Inference for RCTs: Theory and Software for Promoting Opportunistic Experiments Federal Science Funding: Controversies & Unintended Consequences Designing Evidence-Based Policy in Global Dynamic Environments Institutional Effects of Scientific Research Funding Forecasting the Effects of Public Policies on Budgets and People (RT) Issues in STEM Higher Education From Research to Policy Motivations and Networks in Research Collaborations Improving the Performance of Quasi-Experimental Designs: Bias and Precision in Evidence-Based Policy Studies New Makers, New Markets Innovations in Evaluation for Improved Internal and External Validity Results of Federal Investment in R&D Methods for Understanding Impact Variation Use of Scientific Evidence in Policymaking Moving Beyond Big Data: The Role of Qualitative Research in Understanding the Financial Lives of Americans Power Analysis in Designing Cluster Randomized Trials to Detect the Main, Moderation, and Mediation Effects Social Equity (EQ) Practical Tips and Advice for Launching an RCT (RT) Analyzing Emerging Social Equity Issues and Policies in U.S. Suburbs Recent Advances in Visual Presentation of Big Data to Guide Policy Building Human Capital Two Generations at a Time: The Intersection of Human Services and Postsecondary Opportunities for Families Regression Discontinuity Designs (RDDs): Extensions to Reduce Bias and Increase Precision Diversity Initiatives in Public Policy Sample Size Requirements for RCTs with Varying Impacts Gender in the Workplace The Use of Evidence in Policy Analysis Increasing Social Equity and Diversity in the Workplace: New Disability Affirmative Action Requirements for Federal Contractors Using Administrative Data to Do Low-Cost RCTs (RT) Inequality Solutions: A Roundtable Discussion of Sir Tony Atkinson's 2015 Book (RT) Using Evidence Reviews to Inform Policy: Promise and Cautions (RT) New Policy Relevant Research on LGBT Populations New Research on Residential Segregation, Racial Segregation, and Racial Inequality Social Equity and Public Administration Social Equity in an International Context The Discipline Gap and Social Equity in Schools

Student Sessions (ST) Student Session: Career Paths outside Academia for Policy Graduates Student Session: The Grant Writing Process Student Session: The Policy Job Market – What Recent Graduates and Employers Have to Say Student Session: Tips for Getting Published

The Impact of Politics on the Policy Process (POL) Bureaucratic Politics and Policymaking Data for Evidence-Based Policy Making (RT) Explosive Issues: Waivers, Welfare, and Immigration Getting Research Used in Government Making Evidence-Based Health Policy Work in the Political Process State Politics and Policymaking The Politics of Evidence-Based Policymaking: Stories from North Carolina and Beyond (RT) Transforming Research and Analysis to Action: Engagement across the Academic and Policy Divide (RT)

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8:30 - 10:00 Concurrent Panel Sessions Academic Early Education: Developing an Evidence Base for Policy Contexts and Outcomes (EDU) Can Local Policies Reduce Consumption of High Calorie Foods and Sugar Sweetened Beverages? (HEALTH) Causes and Consequences of Widespread Financial Insecurity: The Asset Gap, Income Volatility, the Unbanked, and Payday (POV) Correctional Interventions: Patterns, Profiles and Post-Release Outcomes (CRIME) Evaluations of Federal STEM Workforce Training Programs (SCI) Evaluations of Higher Education Policies (EDU) Experiments in Early Truancy Prevention (EDU) How Can We Expand Home Visiting to Engage Dads? Strategies, Enhancements, and Early Program Impacts (CHILD) Improving the Performance of Quasi-Experimental Designs: Bias and Precision in Evidence-Based Policy Studies (METH) Infrastructure Finance and Investment (PM) International Papers on Improving Health and Well-Being (HEALTH) New Insights into the Causes and Consequences of the Foreclosure Crisis (HOUSE) Nonprofit Human Services (PM) Planned Parenthood and the Well-Being of Children and Families (CHILD) Policy and Technology Trends Driving the Future of Transportation (ENV) Preventing High School Dropout: Findings in Four Experimental Studies (EDU) Sample Size Requirements for RCTs with Varying Impacts (METH) SNAP and the Transfer System (POV) Student Session: Tips for Getting Published (ST) The Impact of Teacher Incentives on Student Achievement and Teacher Retention, Recruitment (EDU) The Impact of Worker Protection Efforts (EMP) The Structure of Public Pensions: Costs, Contributions, and Consequences (PM) Traffic Safety and Drunk Driving (HEALTH) Schedule by Day Using Data to Combat Homelessness: National and State Level Evidence (HOUSE) Thursday November 12 Voluntary Environmental Programs As Environmental Governance Tools (ENV) Roundtables Bridging the Gap Between Research, Policy, and Practice: The Implementation and Study of Massachusetts’ Educator Evaluation Framework (EDU) The Politics of Evidence-Based Policymaking: Stories from North Carolina and Beyond (POL)

10:00 - 11:30 Poster Session

10:15 - 11:45 Concurrent Panel Sessions Advanced Coursework in High School: Strategies for Improved Access and Effectiveness (EDU) Big Data – Huge Promises, Small Insights? (PM) Building Evidence to Strengthen the Social Safety Net (POV) Can the U.S. Scale up Apprenticeship Training? Lessons from the U.S. and Abroad (EMP) Current Issues in Medicaid Policy (HEALTH) Design-Based Causal Inference for RCTs: Theory and Software for Promoting Opportunistic Experiments (METH) Designing Evaluations to Strengthen Policy and Practice: Current Research on Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs (CHILD) Determinants of Long Term Care Use (HEALTH) Early Childhood Education Policy: Preschool Program Efficacy, Composition, and Quality Improvement (EDU) Electricity Markets: Complex Modern Issues Confronting the Sector (ENV) Evidence on the Consequences of Foreclosures (HOUSE) Factors in STEM Workforce Occupational Choices (SCI) Family Options Study: Impacts of Three Interventions on Homeless Families at 20 Months (HOUSE) How Policy Choices in the Minimum Wage, Transfers, and Social Insurance Programs Affect Behavior (POV) Immigrant Integration: A National Academies Consensus Study (POP) Knowing When to Nudge: Behavioral Strategies to Improve Educational Outcomes (EDU) Lessons Learned from Public Workforce Program Experiments (EMP)

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Schedule by Day (continued)

Lessons Learned from the First Four i3 Scale-up Evaluations (EDU) 3:30 - 5:00 Linking Organizational Performance, Leadership, and Strategy in the Policy Context (PM) Concurrent Panel Sessions Managing, Responding, and Planning for Natural Disasters and Flooding (ENV) Designing Evidence-Based Policy in Global Dynamic Environments (METH) Reducing Crime and Violence (CRIME) Disability Benefit Reform: Building an Evidence-Base (POV) Social Equity in an International Context (EQ) Early Data on Health Care Utilization after Coverage Expansion (HEALTH) Student Session: The Policy Job Market – What Recent Graduates and Employers Have to Say (ST) Economic and Social Consequences of Undocumented Immigration (POP) The Efficacy of Higher Education Grant Programs (EDU) Exclusionary Disciplinary Practices, School Climate, and Student Outcomes (EDU) Trends in Disability Program Participation (POV) Experimental Impacts of Vocational Training Around the World (EMP) Families with Children in the Great Recession (CHILD) Roundtables Governing Water: Collaborative Approaches (ENV) Addressing Disparities in the Provision of Medical Care: A Multi-Sectoral Model for Marrying Medical Education and Household Health in Miami How Information and Admissions Policies Affect College Access and Attendance for Low-Income Students (EDU) (HEALTH) Improving Chronically Low-Performing Public Schools: The Role of Public Policy Interventions (EDU) Measurement, Markets, and Social Policy (PM) Keeping Students on Track (EDU) Transforming Research and Analysis to Action: Engagement Across the Academic and Policy Divide (POL) Lessons Learned from the Federal Home Visiting Program (CHILD) New Policy Relevant Research on LGBT Populations (EQ) 12:00 – 1:30 Patterns of Early Childhood Education Quality: Associations with Policy and Learning (EDU) Lunch Symposium Personal and Policy Level Determinants of Food Consumption (HEALTH) Using Experiments for Evidence-Based Policy: Lessons from the Private Sector h Policy Implementation Research: New Methods and Models (PM) Productivity Spillover and Knowledge Diffusion Among Employees: Evidence from School Teachers (EDU) 1:45 - 3:15 Results of Federal Investment in R&D (SCI) Concurrent Panel Sessions Smoking Reduction Policies, E-Cigarettes and Child and Adolescent Health (HEALTH) ACA Individual and Small Group Market Reform (HEALTH) Social Conditions and Crime (CRIME) Addressing the Housing Needs of an Aging Population (HOUSE) Stability and Change: The Role of Residential Mobility in Children’s Development (HOUSE) Behaviorally-Informed Interventions to Promote Human Capital Development in Children and Youth (CHILD) State Politics and Policymaking (POL) Building a Better Teacher: Teacher Preparation, Student Teaching, and Teacher Coaching (EDU) Subnational Environmental Policies in China: Mechanisms and Performance (ENV) Coping with Natural Disasters in an Intergovernmental Policy Framework: Challenges and Perspectives (ENV) The Administration of Labour Policies and Programs: Global Perspectives (PM) Demand Driven Training Programs for Low Wage Workers (EMP) Youth and Citizen Involvement in Government and Nonprofit Governance (PM) Distribution of Teachers and Students across Schools by Teacher and Student Characteristics (EDU) Federal Science Funding: Controversies & Unintended Consequences (SCI) Roundtables Giving Cash to the Poor?: Impacts of Africa’s Unconditional Cash Transfers (POV) Seeking Agreement on Poverty and Inequality (POV) Making Evidence-Based Health Policy Work in the Political Process (POL) Threats to the Financial Security of Retirees (POV) Management in State Government: Three Case Studies (PM) Using Administrative Data to Do Low-Cost RCTs (METH) New Evidence for the Fetal Origins Hypotheses (HEALTH) New Perspectives on Financial Barriers to Postsecondary Success (EDU) 5:15 – 6:45 Policy Responses to the Prescription Opioid Epidemic (HEALTH) Symposium Preschool Program Fadeout: Understanding Impact Persistence and Heterogeneity (EDU) Adding a Pillar to Evidence-Based Management: Combing Evaluation with Operational Feedback h Strengthening Transitions from High School to Postsecondary Pursuits (EDU) The Catch-Up of the Renewable Energy Sector in Developing Countries (ENV) 6:45 – 8:30 The Effectiveness of U.S. Employment Policy during the Great Recession (EMP) Welcome Reception The Variable Human in Management (PM) Two-Generation Programs in Head Start: Three Experimental Studies of Parent and Child Interventions (CHILD)

Roundtables Data for Evidence-Based Policy Making (POL) Diversity Initiatives in Public Policy (EQ) How Foundations Can Support Evidence-Based Policy (PM) Interventions for Struggling Readers: When Evidence Meets the Real World (EDU) Practical Tips and Advice for Launching an RCT (METH) Swift, Certain, Fair: Findings from Hawaii Opportunity Probation with Enforcement (HOPE), 24/7, and Beyond (CRIME) Using Evidence Reviews to Inform Policy: Promise and Cautions (METH)

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Sessions / 8:30 - 10:00

Academic Early Education: Can Local Policies Reduce Causes and Consequences Correctional Interventions: Evaluations of Federal Sessions Continue t Developing an Evidence Consumption of High of Widespread Financial Patterns, Profiles and STEM Workforce Training Base for Policy Contexts Calorie Foods and Sugar Insecurity: The Asset Gap, Post-Release Outcomes Programs (SCI) and Outcomes (EDU) Sweetened Beverages? Income Volatility, the (CRIME) (HEALTH) Unbanked, and Payday Location: Location: (POV) Location: Grenada Brickell South Location: Johnson I Tuttle Prefunction Location: Chair: Chair: Brickell Prefunction Chair: Clemencia Cosentino, Mathe- Margaret Burchinal, University of Chair: Aaron Chalfin, University of matica Policy Research North Carolina at Chapel Hill Marguerite Burns, University of Chair: California, Berkeley Wisconsin - Madison Lisa Servon, The New School Papers: Papers: Papers: Impacts of the NSF-GRFP on Preschool Growth in Mathemat- Papers: Papers: Meeting the Mental Health Underrepresented Minorities’ ics and Long-Run Achievement: Calorie Labeling in Chain On the Measurement of Emer- Care Needs of the Realignment Educational and Early Career An Instrumental Variables Restaurants and Body Weight: gency Savings Population: Estimating Their Outcomes Approach Evidence from New York Leah M. Gjertson, J. Michael Health Profiles and Eligibility for Tom Hoffer, University of Chi- Tyler Watts and Greg J. Duncan, Brandon Restrepo, U.S. Food Collins and Dee Warmath, Uni- Medicaid Under Health Care cago University of California, Irvine; and Drug Administration versity of Wisconsin Reform Detailed Schedule Douglas H. Clements, Julie Lois Davis, RAND Corporation; The Impact of NIH Funded Train- Sarama, and Mary Elaine Spitler, District Policies and Adolescents’ Wealth Distribution in Commu- Susan Turner, University of ing on Becoming an NIH Funded Thursday November 12 University of Denver; Christo- Soda Consumption: Evidence nities of Color: Evidence from California, Irvine Investigator pher B. Wolfe, St. Leo University; from 12 Large Urban School the National Asset Scorecard in Misty L. Heggeness and Frances Districts Communities of Color (NASCC) The Effect of California’s Public Carter-Johnson, National Insti- Distinctions without a Differ- Gabrielle A. Ferro, Sarah Sliwa, Project Safety Realignment on Recid- tutes of Health; Donna Ginther, Follow ence? Preschool Curricula and Nancy Brener, Sohyun Park, and Darrick Hamilton, The New ivism University of Kansas APPAM Children’s Development Caitlin L. Merlo, U.S. Centers for School; William Darity, Duke Ryken Grattet, University of Cali- Online! Anamarie Auger, RAND Cor- Disease Control and Prevention University fornia, Davis; Mia Bird, University Impact Findings from the Eval- poration; Jade Marcus Jenkins of California, Berkeley; Sonya uation of the National Science and Winnie Yu, University of The Longer-Run Impacts of A “New Nonprime?”: Why so Tafoya, Public Policy Institute of Foundation Lsamp Bridge to the California, Irvine Calorie Labeling in New York Many High Income People Get California Doctorate Fellowship City: Evidence 5 Years after Payday Loans Margaret Sullivan, Mathematica Has Kindergarten Become Too Implementation Stephen Nuñez, and Richard Exploring Longitudinal Patterns Policy Research Academic? Instruction and Chil- Jonathan Cantor, Alejandro Tor- Hendra, MDRC; Lisa Servon, of Prison Visits in New York dren’s Development in the First res, Courtney Abrams, and Brian The New School State Expanding Participation in Year of School Elbel, New York University Audrey Hickert, Sarah Taham- Technical Fields: An Evaluation @APPAM_DC Mimi Engel and Sarah Ka- Reframing the Financial ont, and Shawn Bushway, of the Scholarships in Science, bourek, Vanderbilt University; Discussant(s): Inclusion Debate: Why People University at Albany - SUNY Technology, Engineering, and Daphna Bassok, University of Simon Haeder, University of Wis- Choose Alternative Financial Mathematics (S-STEM) Program facebook.com/APPAMDC Virginia; Amy Claessens, Uni- consin - Madison Services over Banks Closer to Home: Estimating the Alina Martinez, Abt Associates, versity of Chicago; Tyler Watts, Corbin Leonard Miller, Cornell Lisa Servon, The New School Causal Effect of Prison Visits on Inc. # University of California, Irvine University Recidivism Discussant(s): Sarah Tahamont and Shawn Discussant(s): #2015APPAM Is Delayed School Entry Harmful Aracely Panameno, Center for Bushway, University at Albany A. James Hicks, National Sci- for Children with Disabilities? Responsible Lending - SUNY ence Foundation Conference WiFi: Evidence from North Carolina Anne Price, Insight Center for Cheryl Leggon, Georgia Institute C. Kevin Fortner, Georgia State Community Economic Devel- Discussant(s): of Technology APPAM University; Jade Marcus Jenkins, opment Emily Owens, University of University of North Carolina at Pennsylvania Password: Chapel Hill Tom Loughran, University of AIR Maryland Discussant(s): Anna Gassman-Pines, Duke University

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Evaluations of Higher Experiments in Early How Can We Expand Home Improving the Performance Infrastructure Finance and International Papers on New Insights into the Nonprofit Human Services Education Policies (EDU) Truancy Prevention (EDU) Visiting to Engage Dads? of Quasi-Experimental De- Investment (PM) Improving Health and Well- Causes and Consequences (PM) Strategies, Enhancements, signs: Bias and Precision Being (HEALTH) of the Foreclosure Crisis Location: Location: and Early Program Impacts in Evidence-Based Policy Location: (HOUSE) Location: Tuttle North Japengo (CHILD) Studies (METH) Pearson II Location: Ibis Brickell North Location: Chair: Chair: Location: Location: Chair: Miami Lecture Hall Chair: Joshua Goodman, Harvard Jens Ludwig, University of Merrick I Orchid B David Swindell, Arizona State Chair: Colleen Casey, University of University Chicago University TBD Chair: Texas, Arlington Chair: Chair: Ingrid Gould Ellen, New York Papers: Papers: Amanda R. Clincy, Administra- Rachel Garett, American Insti- Papers: Papers: University Papers: The Effects of Targeted Re- Early Truancy Prevention tion for Children and Families tutes for Research Infrastructure Finance’s Effec- Long-Term Effects of Kangaroo Non-Profit Objectives and Re- cruitment and Comprehensive Program Preliminary Report on tiveness and Efficiency Mother Care (KMC) Program on Papers: sponse to Regulation: Evidence Supports for Low-Income High Attendance Impacts Papers: Papers: NakHyeok Choi, Florida Interna- Education and Labor Outcomes: Financially over-Extended: Col- from Microfinance Institutions Achievers at Elite Universities: Amy Schulting, Private Practice Father Engagement in Home The Use of Propensity Score tional University Evidence from a Randomized lege Attendance As a Contributor Sarah Elizabeth Wolfolds, Har- Evidence from Texas Flagships in Educational Psychology; Philip Visiting Programs: Promising Methods for Addressing Attrition Control Trial to Foreclosures during the Great vard University Michael Lovenheim, Cornell Cook, Kenneth Dodge, and Eliz- Strategies, Benefits, and Chal- in Longitudinal Studies: Practical Exploring the Determinants of Darwin Cortes and Juan Gal- Recession University; Rodney Andrews, abeth Gifford, Duke University lenges Guidance and Applications for Investing in the Capital Assets of lego, Universidad del Rosario; Jacob William Faber and Peter Assessing the Role of Nonprofit University of Texas, Dallas; Maeve Gearing, H. Elizabeth Evaluating Early Childhood Urban Infrastructure in China Dario Maldonado and Jose Rich, New York University Healthcare Organizations: How Scott Imberman, Michigan State The Effectiveness of Structured Peters, Heather Sandstrom, and Interventions Kangkang Tong and Anu Tiberio Hernandez, Universidad Do Government Funding, State University Mentoring at Reducing Chronic Carrie Heller, The Urban Institute Irma Arteaga, University of Ramaswami, University of de los Andes; Nathalie Charpak, Buyer Income, Housing Prices, Policy and Market Conditions Af- Truancy: Mixed-Methods Results Missouri; Judy Temple and Minnesota Kangaroo Foundation; Juan Ga- and Neighborhood Preferences fect Nonprofit Substance Abuse Multifaceted Aid for Low-In- from a Randomized Evaluation Engaging Fathers: Expanding Arthur J. Reynolds, University of briel Ruiz and Luis Felipe Uriza, during the Housing Boom and Treatment Providers’ Support come Students and College of Check & Connect in the Chi- the Scope of Evidence-Based Minnesota Do Business in a New Way: The Universidad Javeriana; Rejean Bust Services Provision? Outcomes: Evidence from North cago Public Schools Home Visiting Programs Role of State Drinking Water Tessier, UniversitÈ de Laval; Jaclene Begley, Ryerson Young Ah You, University at Carolina Jonathan Guryan, Ijun Lai, and Anna Lipton Galbraith, Cynthia Assessing the Validity of Com- Revolving Funds (DWRFs) in Fracoise Maheu, UniversitÈ de University; Paul Willen, Federal Buffalo - SUNY Helen Ladd and Charles Clot- Mary Clair Turner, Northwestern Osborne, and Kyle Bradbury, parative Interrupted Time Series Financing Local Water Infrastruc- Montreal; Jorge Marin, FHIUSJ Reserve Bank of Boston felter, Duke University; Steven University; Sandra Christenson, University of Texas, Austin Designs and Practice: Lessons ture Investment Another Look at the Nonprofit W. Hemelt, University of North University of Minnesota; Mimi from Two within Study Compar- Can Chen, University of Nebras- Local Industrial Shocks, Female Understanding the Impact of Advantage in Human Service Carolina at Chapel Hill Engel, Vanderbilt University; Adapting a Co-Parenting Pre- isons ka; Kenneth A. Kriz and Angela Empowerment and Infant Health: the Housing Crisis on Asian Provision Jens Ludwig, Amy Claessens, vention Program to Home Visit- Kelly Hallberg, University of Buzard, Wichita State University Evidence from Africa’s Gold and Latino Homeowners in the Jiahuan Lu, Mississippi State Affirmative Action and Racial and Ashley Cureton, University ing: Maximizing Fit, Feasibility, Chicago; Ryan T. Williams and Mining Industry Sunbelt University Segregation of Chicago; and Cultural Relevance Andrew P. Swanlund, American Discussant(s): Anja Karolina Tolonen, University Jacob Rugh, Brigham Young Peter Hinrichs, Federal Reserve Robert T. Ammerman, Angelique Institutes for Research Justin Marlowe, University of of Gothenburg University Publicly Supported Human Bank of Cleveland 'Primary School Truancy: Risk R. Teeters, and Judith B. Van Washington Services: A Comparative Review Factors and Consequences for Ginkel, Cincinnati Children’s Methods for Assessing Corre- The Impact of Piped Drinking Housing Foreclosure, Neigh- of Systems and Performance Discussant(s): Subsequent Dropout' Hospital Medical Center; Mark spondence in Non-Experimental Water Supply on Childhood borhood Migration, and Racial/ in New York City and Other Andrew Barr, Texas A&M Philip Cook, Kenneth Dodge, E. Feinberg, Pennsylvania State and Benchmark Results in with- Health, Development and Mor- Ethnic Residential Inequality Jurisdictions University and Maeve E. Gearing, Duke University; Kari-Lyn Sakuma, in-Study Comparison Designs: tality: Evidence from Peru Matthew Hall, Cornell Universi- James Krauskopf, Baruch University; Max Crowley, Penn- Oregon State University Results from an Evaluation of Lukas Glos, University of Mary- ty; Kyle Crowder, Amy Spring, College sylvania State University Repeated Measures Approaches land, County and Ryan Gabriel, University of The Dads Matter Enhancement Vivian C. Wong and Kate Mill- Washington Discussant(s): Understanding Elementary to Home Visiting Service: Early er-Bains, University of Virginia; Discussant(s): Susannah Ali, School Truancy Trends from a Multisite Rand- Peter Steiner, University of Laura B. Nolan, Discussant(s): Florida International University Amy Claessens, University of omized Clinical Trial Wisconsin - Madison Columbia University Katrin B. Anacker, George Ma- Chicago; Mimi Engel, Vanderbilt Neil B. Guterman, Aaron Erdal Tekin, son University University Banman, and Sandra Mo- Discussant(s): American University rales-Mirque, University of Elizabeth Stuart, Johns Hopkins Discussant(s): Chicago; Jennifer L. Bellamy, University Phil Oreopoulos, University of University of Denvero Toronto Discussant(s): Linda Mellgren, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

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Planned Parenthood and Policy and Technology Preventing High School Sample Size Requirements the Well-Being of Children Trends Driving the Future Dropout: Findings in Four for RCTs with Varying and Families (CHILD) of Transportation (ENV) Experimental Studies Impacts (METH) (EDU) Location: Location: Location: Merrick II Gautier Location: Pearson I Tuttle Center Chair: Chair: Chair: Matthew Stagner, Mathematica Sanya Carley, Indiana University, Chair: John Deke, Mathematica Policy Policy Research Bloomington Anne-Marie Faria, American Research Institutes for Research Papers: Papers: Papers: Female Land Ownership & The Potential Impact of a VMT Papers: Analysis of Statistical Precision Fertility in Nepal Tax on Automobile Usage in the Check & Connect: Impacts of a for Multi-Site Randomized Trials Averi Chakrabarti, University of United States High School Dropout Prevention Howard Bloom, MDRC; Jessaca North Carolina at Chapel Hill Yiwei Wang, Cornell University Program on at-Risk Youth Spybrook, Western Michigan Mindee O’Cummings, Lindsay University Shaping the Evidence Base of Determinants of States’ Adoption Poland, Nicholas Mills, Kristina Teen Pregnancy Prevention Pro- of a Zero Emission Vehicle Zeiser, and Jessica Heppen, Sample Size Requirements for grams: Updated Evidence on the Mandate American Institutes for Research Education Multi-Site RCTs That Effectiveness of a Widely Used Saba Siddikki, Sunjoo Park, and Select Sites Randomly Youth Development Program Jillian Sentiere, Indiana Univer- The Struggle to Pass Algebra in Robert Olsen, Edward Bein, and Kimberly Francis, Michelle sity-Purdue University Indian- Urban High Schools: Does Early David Judkins, Abt Associates, Woodford, and Meredith Kelsey, apolis; John Graham, Indiana Credit Recovery Help Students Inc. Abt Associates, Inc. University Get Back on Track? Jessica Heppen, Nicholas Planning for Generalization Replicating Evidence-Based The Determinants of U.S. Hy- Sorensen, Jordan Rickles, Kirk When Random Selection Is Programs: Early Findings from brid-Electric Vehicle Saturation Walters, and Suzanne Stachel, Impossible: Design Parameters the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Level and the Implications---In- American Institutes for Re- and Sample Size Requirements Replication Study sight from the County-Level Reg- search; Elaine M. Allensworth, for Use in Power Analysis Meredith Kelsey, Abt Associ- istration Data Valerie Michelman, University of Elizabeth Tipton, Columbia ates, Inc.; Jean Layzer, Belmont Kuming Chang, Asia-Europe Chicago; University Research Associates Perspective Association Getting to the Finish Line in Discussant(s): The Intensive and Extensive Climate Policy for Transpor- Alabama Winston Lin, Abt Associates, Inc. Margins of Contraceptive Use tation Fuels after the Biofuels Joanna Hornig Fox, Johns Hop- Adam Thomas and Quentin Disillusion kins University Karpilow, Child Trends Michael O’Hare, University of California, Berkeley; John M. Dropout Prevention: Docu- Discussant(s): DeCicco, University of Michigan; menting the Impact of the Early Ankita Patnaik, Mathematica Richard J. Plevin, University of Warning Intervention Monitor- Policy Research California, Davis ing System on Schools and Students Discussant(s): Ann-Marie Faria, American Bradley W. Lane, University of Institutes for Research Kansas Discussant(s): Becky Phillpott, San Diego Unified School District

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SNAP and the Transfer The Impact of Teacher The Impact of Worker The Structure of Public Traffic Safety and Drunk Using Data to Combat Voluntary Environmental System (POV) Incentives on Student Protection Efforts (EMP) Pensions: Costs, Driving (HEALTH) Homelessness: National Programs As Environ- Achievement and Teacher Contributions, and and State Level Evidence mental Governance Tools Location: Retention, Recruitment Location: Consequences (PM) Location: (HOUSE) (ENV) Zamora (EDU) Orchid A Tuttle South Location: Location: Location: Student Session: Chair: Location: Chair: Johnson II Chair: Foster I Board Room Tips for Getting Craig Gundersen, University of Flamingo Jonathan Simonetta, U.S. De- Christopher Carpenter, Published (ST) Illinois partment of Labor Chair: Vanderbilt University Chair: Chair: Chair: James Shuls, University of Mis- Jay Bainbridge, Marist College Younsung Kim, George Mason Location: Papers: Jill Constantine, Mathematica Papers: souri, St. Louis Papers: University Brickell Center Aid to Jobless Workers in the Policy Research The Impact of Marketing OSHA’s Do Minimum Wages Really In- Papers: Face of the Great Recession: On-site Consultation Program Papers: crease Youth Drinking and Drunk Efficient Homelessness Preven- Papers: Speakers: The Interaction of Unemploy- Papers: Randall Juras, Jacob Alex The Simple Analytics of Sustain- Driving? tion through Better Targeting: Us- Clubs Old and New: Participation Kenneth Couch, Univer- ment Insurance and the Sup- The Impact of Incentives to Klerman, and Amy Minzner, Abt able Pension Underfunding, 80 Joseph Sabia, San Diego State ing Machine Learning to Predict in Voluntary Programs in the sity of Connecticut; Mau- plemental Nutritional Assistance Recruit and Retain Teachers in Associates, Inc. Percent or Otherwise University; Melinda Pitts, Federal Homelessness Among Unstably Winegrapes Sector reen A. Pirog, Indiana Program "Hard-to-Staff" Subjects Robert Costrell, University of Reserve Bank of Atlanta; Laura Housed Veterans Mark Lubell, Michael Levy, and University; Tyler Scott, Peter Mueser and Colleen Hef- Li Feng, Texas State Univer- Evaluations of OSHA's Federal Arkansas Argys, University of Colorado - Dan Treglia, U.S. Department of Matthew Hoffman, University University of Georgia lin, University of Missouri sity; Tim Sass, Georgia State Agency Targeting Program Denver Veterans Affairs of California, Davis; Aseem University Ed Dieterle, Shane Thompson, The Cost Effectiveness of Prakash, University of Washing- Description: How Do Safety Net Participation Laura Hoesly, and Natalie Pat- Defined Benefit and Defined Decomposing the Danger of Estimating the Impact of Home- ton; Matthew Potoski, University This session will provide Rates from Administrative Data Does Incentive Pay Impact ten, Summit, LLC Contribution Retirement Plans Drinking Drivers: 1983 to 2012 lessness Prevention and Rapid of California, Santa Barbara students with valuable and Survey Data Respond to Teacher Turnover? Evidence Josh McGee, Laura and John Richard A. Dunn, University of Re-Housing Services on the tips and best practices Policy Variation and the Busi- from Tennessee Ripple Effects of Wage and Hour Arnold Foundation Connecticut; Nathan Tefft, Bates Utilization of Health and Behav- How (and Why?) Certify Green? for getting published. ness Cycle? Evidence from the Lori Taylor, Texas A&M Universi- Investigations College ioral Health Services : Findings The Case of LEED Panelists will describe: CPS ASEC ty; Matthew Springer, Vanderbilt Scott Davis, Nzinga Broussard, Pension Reform and the from the Supportive Services for Douglas Noonan, Indiana the importance of pub- Marianne Bitler, University of University and Samuel Ampaabeng, IM- Late-Career Teacher Retention Hit-and-Run or Hit-and-Stay: Veteran Families Program University-Purdue University In- lishing pre-graduation, California, Davis; Hilary Hoynes, PAQ International Problem Do Stricter BAC Limits Encour- Thomas Byrne, U.S. Department dianapolis; Mallory Flowers and the academic publishing University of California, Berkeley Evaluation of the Teacher Incen- Cory Koedel, Shawn Ni, and age Drivers to Flee the Crash of Veterans Affairs Daniel Matisoff, Georgia Institute environment as it relates tive Fund: Implementation and Discussant(s): Michael Podgursky, University of Scene? of Technology to public policy and Making SNAP Work: A Longitu- Impacts of Pay-for-Performance Annalisa Mastri, Mathematica Missouri Michael T. French, University of Leaving Shelter (for Good): The strategies for getting dinal Analysis of SNAP Receipt after Two Years Policy Research Miami; Gulcin Gumus, Florida Effectiveness of Homelessness Facility and Community Level published. and Employment in Oregon Hanley Chiang, Alison Welling- The Impact of Recent State and Atlantic University Interventions in Georgia Environmental Certification: Erik Scherpf, U.S. Department of ton, Kristin C. Hallgren, Cecilia Local Pension Reforms on the Jason Rodriguez and Tessa Price Premium Substitutes or Agriculture Speroni, Mariesa Herrmann, Distribution of Benefits Discussant(s): Eidelman, Vanderbilt University Complements? Steve Glazerman, and Jill Richard Johnson, The Urban Christopher Carpenter, Juan Roeschmann, Chilean SNAP Matters: How Food Constantine, Mathematica Policy Institute Vanderbilt University Discussant(s): Ministry of Finance Budget Stamps Affect Poverty, Health Research Michael T. French, University of Marah A. Curtis, University of Office; Jorge Rivera, George and Well Being Discussant(s): Miami Wisconsin - Madison Washington University Timothy Smeeding, Institute for Effects of Teacher Evaluation Martin West, Research on Poverty and Incentives on Student Gema Zamarro, University of Rule- Versus Principle-Based Achievement: Evidence from Arkansas Environmental Reporting Guide- Discussant(s): DCPS lines Colleen Heflin, University of Melinda Adnot, Veronica Katz, Hyunjung Ji and Nicole Darnall, Missouri and James Wyckoff, University Arizona State University; of Virginia; Thomas Dee, Stan- Kazuyuki Iwata, Takasaki City ford University University of Economics; Toshi Arimura, Waseda University Discussant(s): Hanley Chiang, Mathematica Discussant(s): Policy Research Lily Hsueh, James Wyckoff, University of Arizona State University Virginia

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Poster Session Advanced Coursework in Bridging the Gap The Politics of High School: Strategies Between Research, Evidence-Based Location: for Improved Access and Policy, and Practice: Policymaking: Riverfront South/Central Effectiveness (EDU) The Implementation Stories from North and Study of Carolina and Beyond For more information on posters Location: Massachusetts' (POL) in this session, please refer Tuttle Center Educator Evaluation to the Poster section of this Framework (EDU) Location: program. Chair: President’s Room Dylan Conger, George Washing- Location: ton University Tequesta Moderator: John Hutchins, MDRC Papers: Moderator: Information Shocks about Ability Matthew Kraft, Brown Speakers: and the Decision to Enroll in University Rep. Marilyn Avila, North Advanced Placement: Evidence Carolina House of Repre- from the PSAT Speakers: sentatives; Rick Glazier, Naihobe Gonzalez, Mathematica Amy Checkoway, Abt North Carolina Justice Policy Research Associates, Inc.; Carrie Center; Jenni Owen, Conway and Claire Abbot, Duke University; Kathy Ability Signals and Advanced Massachusetts Depart- Stack, Laura and John Math Coursework: Evidence ment of Elementary and Arnold Foundation from Massachusetts High Secondary Education; Schools Dianne Kelly, Revere Description: Joshua Goodman and Christo- Public Schools This APPAM roundtable, pher Avery, Harvard University the seventh in an annual Description: series on evidence-based Why Don’t More Black Students The roundtable discussion policymaking, will focus Take AP Math Courses? the will include reflections on squarely on the intersec- Effects of Social Isolation and this research from multiple tion of politics, evidence, within-School Segregation perspectives including: and policymaking — at Dania Francis, University of research and program both the state and federal Massachusetts, Amherst; Kara leadership from ESE, the levels. Two North Caroli- Bonneau and William Darity, research team, and a na state representatives Duke University Massachusetts superin- — a Republican and a tendent. Democrat — and a policy Discussant(s): analyst from Duke Uni- Shaun Dougherty, University of versity will be joined by Connecticut a former senior official at Julie Edmunds, University of the federal Office of Man- North Carolina agement and Budget who was a prime architect of the federal government’s focus on evidence-build- ing and evidence-based policymaking.

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Big Data—Huge Promises, Building Evidence to Can the U.S. Scale Up Current Issues in Medicaid Design-Based Causal Designing Evaluations Determinants of Long Term Early Childhood Education Small Insights? (PM) Strengthen the Social Apprenticeship Training? Policy (HEALTH) Inference for RCTs: Theory to Strengthen Policy and Care Use (HEALTH) Policy: Preschool Program Safety Net (POV) Lessons from the U.S. and and Software for Promoting Practice: Current Research Efficacy, Composition, and Location: Abroad (EMP) Location: Opportunistic Experiments on Evidence-Based Home Location: Quality Improvement (EDU) Johnson II Location: Tuttle South (METH) Visiting Programs (CHILD) Tuttle Prefunction Brickell Prefunction Location: Location: Chair: Orchid A Chair: Location: Location: Chair: Brickell South Ines Mergel, Syracuse University Chair: Michael R. Richards, Vanderbilt Pearson I Merrick I Jan Blustein, New York Univer- Sinead Keegan, NYC Center for Chair: University sity Chair: Papers: Economic Opportunity Stephanie Cellini, George Wash- Chair: Chair: Rebekah Levine Coley, Boston Big Data for Real-Time Analytics ington University Papers: Thomas Wei, U.S. Department Nancy Margie, Administration for Papers: College and Decision Making in the Papers: Exit and Re-Entry Under Med- of Education Children and Families The Right Supports at the Right Public Sector Increasing "Emergency" Savings Papers: icaid Premiums: Evidence from Time: How Money Follows the Papers: Ines Mergel, Syracuse University at Tax Time: Final Impact Find- Change That Works: Expanding Wisconsin Papers: Papers: Person Programs Are Support- Long-Term Impacts of Preschool ings from the Saveusa Rand- Apprenticeships in Advanced Laura Dague, Texas A&M Why Use Design-Based Meth- Challenges of Serving and ing Diverse Populations Programs on Graduation Rates, Challenges in the Data Collec- omized Control Trial Economies University ods for RCTs? Retaining High-Risk Families in Noelle Denny-Brown, Mathemat- Special Education Placement, tion and Analysis of Big Data in Gilda Azurdia and Stephen Tom Bewick, International Skills Peter Z. Schochet, Mathematica Evidence-Based Home Visiting ica Policy Research and Grade Retention the Public Sector Freedman, MDRC Standards Organisation (INSSO) Public Health Insurance and Policy Research Programs Dana Charles McCoy, Harvard R. Karl Rethemeyer, University Work Incentives: Could the Af- Cynthia Osborne and Allison The Effect of Macroeconomic University; Kathleen Ziol-Guest, at Albany - SUNY Integrated Services and Finan- Will U.S. Companies Train? fordable Care Act Reduce Labor Estimating and Reporting C. Dubin, University of Texas, Conditions on Utilization of Long- Rui Yang, and Hirokazu Yoshika- cial Outcomes for Low-Income Lessons from South Caroli- Market Distortions? Impacts Using the RCT-YES Austin Term Care wa, New York University; Holly Institutionalizing Big Data in the Households na’s Apprenticeship Carolina Sarah Hamersma, Syracuse Software Reagan Baughman and Jona- Schindler, University of Washing- Federal Government: Key Issues Sarah Rankin, Local Initiatives Program University; Burcin Unel, New Alex Resch, Mathematica Policy New Jersey’s Data-Driven Scale than Hurdelbrink, University of ton; Greg J. Duncan, University Jane Fountain, University of Support Corporation Brad Neese, Apprenticeship York University Research up of Evidence-Based Home New Hampshire of California, Irvine Massachusetts, Amherst Carolina Visiting Impact of Finances 50+ Training Shock, but No Shift: Hospitals’ Design-Based Methods for Anne K. Duggan, Johns Hopkins Medicaid Personal Care Option: Assuring High Quality in Discussant(s): Classes on Individuals’ Financial The United Services Military Responses to Changes in Pa- Assessing Treatment Effect University Effect on Expenditures Publicly Funded Child Care John Kamensky, IBM Center for Behaviors Apprenticeship Program tient Insurance Mix Heterogeneity Kanika Arora, University of Iowa and Preschool the Business of Government Donna V.S. Ortega, AARP Devlin Hanson, The Urban Kathryn Wagner, Marquette Luke Miratrix, Harvard University The Mother and Infant Home Rachel Gordon and Fang Peng, Foundation; Mildred A. DePallo, Institute University Visiting Program Evaluation (MI- Discussant(s): University of Illinois, Chicago; AARP; J. Michael Collins, Uni- Discussant(s): HOPE): Results from the 2015 Danielle Liffmann, NORC at the Kerry G. Hofer, Vanderbilt versity of Wisconsin An Assessment of Federal Sup- Medicaid Program Choice and Luke Keele, Pennsylvania State Report to Congress University of Chicago University; Ken Fujimoto, Loyola port for Apprenticeship: Compari- Participant Inertia University Helen Lee, MDRC University Chicago Discussant(s): sons and Recent Expansions Jim Marton, Georgia State Uni- Lisa Servon, The New School Robert Lerman, The Urban versity; Aaron Yelowitz and Jeff The Home Visiting Research Peer Effects in Pre-K Class- Institute Talbert, University of Kentucky Network: Measuring Quality for rooms: Implications for Targeted Research and Program Improve- Vs Universal Pre-K Programs Discussant(s): Discussant(s): ment Rebekah Levine Coley, Melissa Kevin Hollenbeck, W.E. Upjohn Laura Wherry, University of Jill Filene, James Bell Associates Kull, and Kyle DeMeo Cook, Institute California, Los Angeles Boston College Alice Burns, Congressional Discussant(s): Budget Office Lisa Williams-Taylor, Children’s The Los Angeles Early Educa- Services Council of Palm Beach tors Advance Evaluation: A Study County Florida of Professional Development Programs in Los Angeles County Emily Moiduddin, Elizabeth Cavadel, and Yange Xue, Math- ematica Policy Research

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Electricity Markets: Com- Evidence on the Conse- Factors in STEM Workforce Family Options Study: How Policy Choices in the Immigrant Integration: A Knowing When to Nudge: Lessons Learned from plex Modern Issues Con- quences of Foreclosures Occupational Choices (SCI) Impacts of Three Interven- Minimum Wage, Trans- National Academies Con- Behavioral Strategies to Public Workforce Program fronting the Sector (ENV) (HOUSE) tions on Homeless Families fers, and Social Insurance census Study (POP) Improve Educational Out- Experiments (EMP) Location: at 20 Months (HOUSE) Programs Affect Behavior comes (EDU) Location: Location: Grenada (POV) Location: Location: Gautier Miami Lecture Hall Location: Stanford Location: Orchid B Chair: Foster I Location: Tequesta Chair: Chair: Nagla’a El-Hodiri, U.S. Govern- Japengo Chair: Chair: Carol Lenox, U.S. Environmental Maximilian Schmeiser, Board ment Accountability Office Chair: Mary Waters, Harvard University Chair: Stephen Wandner, The Urban Protection Agency of Governors of the Federal Anne Fletcher, U.S. Department Chair: Benjamin L. Castleman, Univer- Institute Reserve System Papers: of Housing and Urban Develop- Marianne Bitler, University of Papers: sity of Virginia Papers: Push or Pull? Market Determi- ment California, Davis Family Dimensions of Immigrant Papers: Beneficial Leakage: The Effect Papers: nants of Scientists’ Occupational Integration Papers: Evaluation of the Effectiveness of the Regional Greenhouse The Housing Crisis and Child Choices Papers: Papers: Daniel Lichter, Cornell University Support at Every Step: The Role of a Low-Cost Statistical Meth- Gas Initiative on Aggregate Well-Being: The Effects of Fore- Margaret E. Blume-Kohout, New Family Options Study: 20-Month The Impact of Increases in the of Text Messaging and Individ- odology to Target Services to Emissions closure on Children and Youth Mexico Consortium; Andrew Impacts on Families’ Self-Suffi- Minimum Wage on Food Secu- Poilical and Civic Dimensions of ualized Assistance on West Vir- Participants of a Local Welfare- Peter T Maniloff and Harrison Laryssa Mykyta, U.S. Census A. Toole, U.S. Department of ciency and Adult Well-Being rity: A Regression Discontinuity Immigrant Integration ginia Gear up Students’ College to-Work Program Fell, Colorado School of Mines; Bureau Agriculture Stephen Bell, Abt Associates, Approach Karthick Ramakrishnan, Univer- Enrollment and Persistence Randall Eberts, W.E. Upjohn Harrison Fell, Colorado School Inc. William McKinley Rodgers, sity of California, Riverside Katharine Meyer and Benjamin Institute of Mines Non-Price Spillover Effects of Good Moves: Gender and Race Heldrich Center for Workforce L. Castleman, University of Foreclosure Differences in Academic Mobil- Implementation Lessons from Development Legal Status, Health Dimen- Virginia Evaluating Public Employment Technical and Economic Impacts Ashlyn Nelson, Indiana Universi- ity in the Sciences and Social the Family Options Study sions, and Immigrant Integration Programs with Field Experi- of Compliance Strategies for the ty; Stephen L. Ross and Weiran Sciences Michelle Wood, Abt Associates, When the Going Gets Tought... Hirokazu Yoshikawa, New York Scaling Success: Social ments: A Survey of American EPA Clean Power Plan Huang, University of Connecticut Shulamit Khan, Boston Universi- Inc. Reducing Benefits in the After- University Belonging and Values Affirma- Evidence Todd Levin, Argonne National ty; Donna Ginther, University of math of the Great Recession tion Increase Postsecondary Chris O’Leary, W.E. Upjohn Laboratory Discussant(s): Kansas Family Options Study: 20-Month Nuria Rodriguez-Planas, Discussant(s): Persistence Institute TBD Impacts on Housing Stability Queens College, City University Matthew Hall, Cornell University Alissa Fishbane, Josh Martin, Net Metering and Market Why Do Women Leave IT? Ex- Daniel Gubits, Abt Associates, of New York Ali Noorani, National Immigration and David Munguia Gomez, How on-the-Ground Realities Feedback Loops: Exploring the amining the Factors Associated Inc. Forum ideas42 Shape the Design, Implementa- Impact of Retail Rate Design on with the Gender Gap in Informa- Discussant(s): tion, and Results of Demonstra- Distributed PV Deployment tion Technology Occupations Family Options Study: 20-Month Jeff Larrimore, Federal Reserve Curbing Adult Student Attrition: tion Studies Naïm Darghouth, Ryan Wiser, Donna Ginther and Joshua Impacts on Child Well-Being and Board Evidence from a Field Experi- Irma Perez-Johnson and Samia Galen Barbose, and Andrew L. Rosenbloom, University of Family Preservation ment Amin, Mathematica Policy Mills, Lawrence Berkeley Nation- Kansas Marybeth Shinn and Scott Raj Chande, UK Behavioural Research al Laboratory Brown, Vanderbilt University Insights Team; Michael Luca, Labor Supply of Highly Edu- Harvard University The Impact of the Reemploy- Optimal Dynamic Carbon Taxa- cated Dual-Career Couples: Discussant(s): ment and Eligibility Assessment tion over the Business Cycle An Example from Biomedical J. Lawrence Aber, New York Discussant(s): Initiative Travis Roach, Texas Tech Researchers University Lesley Turner, University of Jacob Benus, IMPAQ Interna- University Ana Montalvo, U.S. Census Pamela Loprest, The Urban Maryland tional Bureau; Misty L. Heggeness, Institute Andrew Barr, University of Discussant(s): National Institutes of Health Virginia Discussant(s): Kenneth R. Richards, Indiana Burt Barnow, George Washing- University Discussant(s): ton University TBD

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Lessons Learned from the Linking Organizational Managing, Responding, Reducing Crime and First Four i3 Scale-up Performance, Leadership, and Planning for Natural Violence (CRIME) Evaluations (EDU) and Strategy in the Policy Disasters and Flooding Context (PM) (ENV) Location: Location: Johnson I Flamingo Location: Location: Pearson II Board Room Chair: Chair: Benjamin Struhl, J-PAL North Helen Ladd, Duke University Chair: Chair: America Carolyn Heinrich, Vanderbilt Christopher Hawkins, University Papers: University of Central Florida Papers: Understanding the Effects of Rethinking the Benefits of Kipp As It Scales Papers: Papers: Employment Programs: Summer Christina Tuttle, Kevin Booker, Does State Ownership Matter? Going Toward the Flow: Subsi- Jobs and Youth Violence Gregory Chojnacki, Thomas an Investigation of Revenue dizing Migration and Develop- Jonathan Davis, University of Coen, Philip Gleason, Lisbeth Publicness and Efficiency at ment Patterns in Flood Plains Chicago; Sara Heller, University Goble, Virginia Knechtel, and Historically Black Colleges and Douglas Noonan and Akeem of Pennsylvania Ira Nichols-Barrer, Mathematica Universities Sadiq, Indiana University-Purdue Policy Research Jason Coupet, University of University Indianapolis Thinking, Fast and Slow? Field Illinois, Chicago Experiments to Reduce Crime The Challenge of Sustaining Disaster Preparedness and Dis- and Dropout in Chicago Impacts in the i3 Scale-up The Design and Practice of aster Response: Evidence from Nathan Hess and Jens Ludwig, Demonstration: The Experience Integrating Evidence: The Con- Water Sales before and after University of Chicago of Success for All nections Between Performance Tropical Cyclones Pei Zhu, Janet Quint, Rekha Management and Program Jay Shimshack, University of Using Wide Data to Target Crime Balu, Shelley Rappaport, and Evaluation in the US Federal Virginia; Timothy Beatty, Univer- Control Micah DeLaurentis, MDRC Government sity of Minnesota; Richard Volpe, Aaron Chalfin and Jens Ludwig, Alex Kroll, Florida International California State Polytechnic University of Chicago; Zubin Assessing the Effectiveness of University; Donald Moynihan, University Jelveh, New York University; Teach for America’s Investing in University of Wisconsin - Mad- Michael Luca, Harvard University Innovation Scale-up ison A Managed Participatory Ap- Melissa Clark, Eric Isenberg, proach to Community Resiliency: Discussant(s): Albert Liu, Libby Makowsky, and Can Leaders be Taught to A Case Study of New York Jennifer Doleac, University of Marykate Zukiewicz, Mathemati- LEAP? Experimenting with State’s Response to Extreme Virginia ca Policy Research Leadership Training, Leadership Weather Events Matthew Kraft, Brown University Strategies and Organizational Simon McDonnell, Daniel Evaluation of the i3 Scale-up of Performance Berkovits, Renata Silberblatt, Reading Recovery Christian Jacobsen, Lotte Bøgh Alexander Breini, and Xavier Henry May, University of Dela- Andersen, Anne Bøllingtoft, Williams, Governor’s Office of ware; Phil Sirinides and Abby and Louise Ladegaard, Aarhus Storm Recovery (New York); Gray, University of Pennsylvania University Swati Desai, Pooya Ghorbani, and Maria Jessa Cruz, University Discussant(s): The Co-Evolution of Informal at Albany - SUNY Vivian Tseng, William T. Grant Networks and Organizational Foundation Commitment: The Social Side of Climate Risk and Decision Short- Individual Beliefs cuts in Emergency Management Michael D. Siciliano, University Kris Wernstedt and Patrick of Pittsburgh Roberts, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University; Joe Discussant(s): Arvai, Decision Research; Kelly Candice Pippin Bodkin, North Redmond, Desert Research Carolina State University Institute Anne-lise Velez, North Carolina State University Discussant(s): Casey J. Wichman, Resources for the Future 54 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

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Social Equity in an Trends in Disability The Efficacy of Higher Using Experiments for International Context (EQ) Program Participation Education Grant Programs Addressing Dispari- Measurement, Transforming Re- Evidence-Based Policy: (POV) (EDU) ties in the Provision Markets, and Social search and Analysis Lessons from the Private Location: of Medical Care: Policy (PM) to Action: Engage- Sector Merrick II Location: Location: A Multisectoral Model ment Across the Student Session: Hyatt Regency Miami, Brickell Tuttle North for Marrying Medi- Location: Academic and Policy h Chair: The Policy Job North cal Education and Ibis Divide (POL) Samuel Meyers, University Market – What Re- Chair: Household Health in Location: of Minnesota cent Graduates and Chair: Sarah Cohodes, Harvard Uni- Miami (HEALTH) Moderator: Location: Jasmine/Hibiscus Employers Have to Richard Burkhauser, Cornell versity Debra Hevenstone,Uni- President’s Room Papers: Say (ST) University Location: versity of Bern Keynote Speaker: Well-Being Costs of Rapid Papers: Zamora Moderator: Jim Manzi - Applied Predictive Growth: The Paradox of Location: Papers: Federal Financial Aid, Educa- Speakers: Angela Evans,University Technologies Progress in Sub-Saharan Africa Brickell Center Are Social Security Disability tional Attainment, and Family Moderator: Genevieve Knight, of Texas, Austin Soumya Chattopadhyay, Insurance (SSDI) Beneficiaries Formation: Re-Examining the TBD Flinders University; Speakers: University of Maryland Speakers: Entering the Rolls Sooner and Social Security Student Benefit Richard Hendra, MDRC; Speakers: Jon Baron - Laura and John Colin Chellman, City Staying Longer? Evidence from Program Speakers: Jeffrey Smith, University Jenny Morrison, Texas Arnold Foundation; and Rebecca Going Beyond the Rural- University of New York; Birth Cohorts 1956-1997 Lincoln H. Groves, University Gery Ryan, RAND; Lu- of Michigan; Melissa A&M University; David Maynard, University of Pennsyl- Urban and Regional Divide: Sarah Cordes, Tem- Yonatan Ben-Shalom and David of Wisconsin; Leonard Lopoo, ther Brewster and David Kanaya, Independent Swindell, Arizona State vania Investigating Health Inequities in ple University; Chris Stapleton, Mathematica Policy Syracuse University Brown, Florida Interna- University; Sim Sitkin, Bangladesh Eshleman, Port Authority Research tional University Description: Duke University; Demetra Description: at Varying Spatial Scales of New York and New Do Lottery Scholarship Pro- In this roundtable we will Smith Nightingale, U.S. A little known fact among social Priyanka Vyas, University of Jersey; John Hutchins, Are Disability Applicants grams Improve Graduation Description: discuss how and whether Department of Labor scientists is that many of the Texas, Dallas MDRC; Randall Juras, Unhealthier Than Ever? Rates? Evidence from the Addressing Disparities in evaluation data can be nation’s major corporations, Abt Associates; Ketra Matthew S. Rutledge and Qi New Mexico Legislative Lottery the Provision of Medical used to structure com- Description: including Bank One, Google, Tertiary Education and Labor Rice, Centers for Disease Guan, Boston College; April Scholarship Care: A Multisectoral petitive markets for social The roundtable is made Victoria’s Secret, Subway, Market Segmentation in Urban Control and Prevention; Yanyuan Wu, Mathematica Christopher P. Erwin, University Model for Marrying Medi- policies. We will discuss up of experts who will Macy’s, and many others, use Tanzania: Do Post-Secondary Michele Ver Ploeg, U.S. Policy of New Mexico cal Education and House- multiple types of market discuss the current role random-assignment designs to Graduates Fair Better in the Department of Agriculture Research; Brad Trenkamp, hold Health in Miami. structures as well as evidence plays in bridging test new products, employee Informal Labor Market? Social Security Administration Evaluating the Effects of Say multiple policies to which the gap that now exists training programs, customer Osundwa Fred Wanjera, Description: Yes to Education on Students’ these structures could be between those who con- reactions to advertising, store University of Connecticut This session will provide Did the 2010 VA PTSD Rule Post-Secondary Outcomes applied. duct research and those placement of products, and a students with interviewing Change Affect Disability Robert Bifulco, Ross Ruben- who use that research host of other issues that impact Discussant(s): tips, CV pointers, key Compensation Receipt? stein, and Hosung Sohn, Syra- to inform policy delibera- their bottom line. Jim Manzi, Gilbert Gonzales, Vanderbilt attributes employers Jennifer R. Tennant, Ithaca cuse University tions. The panelists also whose company has helped over University seek when hiring, the College; Kara Contreary and will describe innovative 150 businesses conduct these paths that led to the Yonatan The Merits of Universal Schol- approaches, based upon evaluations, will describe how panelists’ careers, and Ben-Shalom, Mathematica arships: Cost-Benefit Evidence their research and efforts his company employs rand- what the post-graduation Policy Research from the Kalamazoo Promise to build and sustain multi- omized controlled trials to help job search experience Timothy Bartik, Brad Hershbein, disciplinary networks, company’s improve their bottom entails. Panelists from Discussant(s): and Marta Lachowska, W.E. which are making inroads line and the implications of his academia and the private Philip Armour, RAND Upjohn Institute into solving perceived in- experience in the private sector and public sectors will Corporation tractable policy problems. for creating evidence-based describe their profession- Stephanie Rennane, University Discussant(s): social programs. al career path, useful tips of Maryland Sandy Baum, George Washing- career tips they learned ton University Lunch will be provided for all along the way, and what attendees. future graduates can do in preparation for their post-graduate career search.

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ACA Individual and Small Addressing the Housing Behaviorally-Informed Building a Better Teacher: Group Market Reform Needs of an Aging Popula- Interventions to Promote Teacher Preparation, (HEALTH) tion (HOUSE) Human Capital Develop- Student Teaching, and ment in Children and Youth Teacher Coaching (EDU) Location: Location: (CHILD) Brickell Prefunction Miami Lecture Hall Location: Location: Flamingo Chair: Chair: Merrick I Michel H. Boudreaux, University Katherine O’Regan, New York Chair: of Maryland University Chair: Jane Arnold Lincove, University Kathleen Ziol-Guest, New York of Texas, Austin Papers: Papers: University Potential for Risk-Selection By Aging in Place and the Housing Papers: Insurers in Marketplaces: Clues That Supports It Papers: Seeking Exceptional Teacher from Six States Sewin Chan and Ingrid Gould Technology Adoption in Edu- Preparation Programs Among Katherine Swartz, Harvard Ellen, New York University cation: Usage, Spillovers and Many Noisy Estimates: The University; Mark Hall, Wake Student Achievement Danger of Being Fooled By Forest University; Timothy Jost, Discrimination in the Rental Peter Bergman, Columbia Randomness Washington and Lee University Housing Market Against People University Paul T. von Hippel, Cynthia Who Use Wheelchairs: National Osborne, Jane Arnold Lincove, Competing under New Rules Study Findings A Nudge for Mobility: Increasing Nicholas Mills, and Laura Bel- of the Game: Determinants of Claudia L. Aranda, Margery Parental Investments in Their lows, University of Texas Local Market Insurer Entry in the Turner, Rob Santos, Diane Levy, Children Federally Facilitated Marketplace Doug Wissoker, and Robert Susan E. Mayer, Ariel Kalil, and Evaluating Teacher Preparation Coleman Drake, Jeff S. Mc- Pitingolo, The Urban Institute Sebastian Gallegos, University Using Observational Data Cullough, and Jean Abraham, of Chicago; Philip Oreopoulos, Shanyce Campbell and Matthew University of Minnesota; Kosali The Prevalence and Predictors Ronfeldt, University of Michigan Simon, Indiana University of Intergenerational Living Ar- rangements Among the Elderly Keeping College Options Open: Does the Match Matter? Explor- Does Small Group Market Christopher Herbert, Jennifer A Field Experiment to Help All ing Whether Student Teaching Community Rating Affect Firm Molinsky, and Ellen Marya, High School Seniors through the Experiences Affect Teacher Self-Insurance? Harvard University College Application Process Career Paths and Effectiveness Erin E Trish, Schaeffer Center Philip Oreopoulos, University of Dan Goldhaber, University for Health Policy and Econom- Discussant(s): Toronto; Reuben Ford, Society of Washington; John Krieg, ics; Bradley J Herring, Johns Stephanie Moulton, The Ohio for Research in Child Develop- Western Washington University; Hopkins University State University ment Roddy Theobald, Center for Jaclene Begley, Ryerson Uni- Education Data and Research Discussant(s): versity Discussant(s): Sarah Miller, University of Emily Schmitt, Administration for Exploring Mechanisms of Effec- Michigan Children and Families tive Teacher Coaching: A Tale of Two Cohorts from a Randomized Experiment David Blazar, Harvard University

Discussant(s): Sean Corcoran, New York University

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Coping with Natural Dis- Demand Driven Training Distribution of Teachers Federal Science Funding: Giving Cash to the Poor?: Making Evidence-Based Management in State New Evidence for the asters in an Intergovern- Programs for Low Wage and Students Across Controversies & Unintend- Impacts of Africa's Uncon- Health Policy Work in the Government: Three Case Fetal Origins Hypotheses mental Policy Framework: Workers (EMP) Schools by Teacher and ed Consequences (SCI) ditional Cash Transfers Political Process (POL) Studies (PM) (HEALTH) Challenges and Perspec- Student Characteristics (POV) tives (ENV) Location: (EDU) Location: Location: Location: Location: Orchid B Grenada Location: President’s Room Ibis Tuttle Prefunction Location: Location: Brickell Center Gautier Chair: Tequesta Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Sinead Keegan, NYC Center for Erin Godtland, U.S. Government Chair: Alice Burns, Congressional Spence Kjell Purnell, Florida Elaine Hill, University of Roch- Chair: Economic Opportunity Chair: Accountability Office Sudhanshu Handa, University of Budget Office State University ester Lily Hsueh, Allison Atteberry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Arizona State University Papers: Virginia Papers: Papers: Papers: Papers: Latest Evidence on the Sectoral Women in STEM Research: Papers: Will Voters Support Lawmakers The Impact of Program Strategy The Effect of Urban Empow- Papers: Strategy: Economic Impact, Papers: Federal Funding and Policy Comparing Objective and Expe- Who Support Evidence-Based on the Success of Public Sector erment Zones on Fertility and Measuring the Financial Shocks Implementation, and Cost More Than Demographics: Jessica K. Rider and Lindsay riential Indicators of Household Health Policy? Results from Minority Business Enterprise Health of Natural Disasters: A Panel Results from the Workadvance School Rankings Based on Read, U.S. Government Ac- Food Insecurity in Zimbabwe Survey Experiments Set-Aside Programs: The Case Daniel S Grossman, Cornell Study of US States Demonstration Teacher Preferences countability Office Garima Bhalla, University of Eric Patashnik, University of of the State of Ohio University Qing Miao and Yilin Hou, Richard Hendra, MDRC Lindsay Fox, Stanford University North Carolina; Sudhanshu Virginia; Alan S. Gerber, Yale Trevor L Brown, The Ohio State Syracuse University Fact & Fiction: Attitudinal and Handa University; Conor Dowling, Uni- University; Ian Blount, Coales- What Explains Recent Improve- "I Have My Mind Set on It": The Dynamics of School Turn- Behavior Differences on Federal versity of Mississippi cence LLC ments in Infant Health? The Effects of Small Business Motivation and Goal Orientation around: Teacher Mobility and Spending for Science Research Impact of the Zambian Child Melanie Guldi, University of Administration Disaster Loans on Among PACE Career Pathway Quality in Tennessee’s Achieve- and Space Exploration Grant Program on Women’s Adding Expertise to The Leg- Goal Setting and Environmental Central Florida; Kasey Buckles, Small Business Survival Participants ment School District Shawn Janzen, American Decision-Making and Empow- islative Process? the Effect of Governance: Assessing the University of Notre Dame Meri Davlasheridze, Texas A&M Kristin Seefeldt, University of Gary Henry, Ron Zimmer, Eryn University erment Mandate Review Requirements Incorporation of Environmental University; Pinar Celikkol Gey- Michigan Block, Adam Kho, and Saman- Amber Peterman, UNICEF; in the States Justice Policy into State’s Pro- Oil and Gas Development and lani, Duquesne University tha L Viano, Vanderbilt University Serendipity Rosa Castro, Hannah Reeves, Simon Haeder and David gram Management Infant Health in Colorado Running a Demand Driven Pro- Bhaven N. Sampat, NBER; Ohid Claire Nowlin, Juan Bonilla, and Weimer, University of Wisconsin Jiaqi Liang, New Mexico State Elaine Hill, University of Roch- Risky Business: Publicly Insuring gram, a Practitioner Perspective The Impact of City-Wide Open Yaqub, University of Sussex David Seidenfeld, American - Madison University ester Against Rising Tides Angie Kamath, Per Scholas Insti- Enrollment on Socioeconomic Institutes for Research Michael Goodman and Chad J. tute of Technology Segregation in Schools and Ac- The Criticality of Context in Some Institutional Factors Con- Contractor Performance: Second Trimester Sunlight and McGuire, University of Massa- cess to High-Quality Teachers Evidence-Based Evaluations of Consumption Smoothing and tributing to the Weak Evidence Competitive Sourcing Trends in Asthma: Evidence from Two chusetts, Dartmouth Discussant(s): Jennifer Jennings, New York Targeted Programs Productive Investments in Rural Base in Clinical Medicine Florida Independent Studies Stephen Bell, Abt Associates, University; Lindsay Bell Weixler, Cheryl Leggon, Georgia Institute Zambia Jan Blustein and Danil V. Benjamin M. Brunjes, The Uni- David Slusky, University of Graduated Flood Risks and Inc. Nathan Barrett, and Douglas of Technology Juan Bonilla and David Sei- Makarov, New York University; versity of Georgia Kansas; Richard Zeckhauser, Property Prices in Galveston Harris, Tulane University; Ron denfeld, American Institutes for Cary P. Gross, Yale University Harvard University; Nils Werner- County Zimmer, Vanderbilt University; y Discussant(s): Research; Sudhanshu Handa, Discussant(s): felt, Massachusetts Institute of Ajita Atreya and Jeffrey Cza- TBD University of North Carolina at Discussant(s): Juliet Musso, University of Technology jkowski, University of Pennsyl- Discussant(s): Chapel Hill/UNICEF Sherry A. Glied, New York Southern California vania Helen Ladd, Duke University University Discussant(s): Tim Sass, Georgia State Uni- Impacts of an Unconditional Laura Wherry, University of Discussant(s): versity Cash Transfer on Household California, Los Angeles Emel Ganapati, Florida Interna- Food and Nutrition Security in Emilia Simeonova, Johns Hop- tional University Malawi kins University Amy Donahue, University of Kristen Nichole Brugh and Connecticut Gustavo Angeles, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Peter Mvula and Maxton Tsoka, Center for Social Research of the University of Malawi

Discussant(s): Carolyn Heinrich, Vanderbilt University Mary Zaki, University of Maryland

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New Perspectives on Policy Responses to Preschool Program Strengthening Transitions The Catch-up of the The Effectiveness of U.S. The Variable Human in Two-Generation Programs Financial Barriers to the Prescription Opioid Fadeout: Understanding from High School to Renewable Energy Sector Employment Policy during Management (PM) in Head Start: Three Exper- Postsecondary Success Epidemic (HEALTH) Impact Persistence and Postsecondary Pursuits in Developing Countries the Great Recession (EMP) imental Studies of Parent (EDU) Heterogeneity (EDU) (EDU) (ENV) Location: and Child Interventions Location: Location: Pearson II (CHILD) Location: Tuttle South Location: Location: Location: Orchid A Tuttle North Brickell South Tuttle Center Board Room Chair: Location: Chair: Chair: Joaquin Herranz, Merrick II Chair: Bradley Smith, New York Uni- Chair: Chair: Chair: Jonathan Simonetta, University of Washington Lindsay C. Page, University of versity Adam Winsler, George Mason Susan Dynarski, University of Elizabeth Wilson, University of U.S. Department of Labor Chair: Pittsburgh University Michigan Minnesota Papers: Hirokazu Yoshikawa, New York Papers: Papers: How Employee Empowerment University Papers: Assessing the Effectiveness Papers: Papers: Papers: Public Workforce Programs Contributes to Individual and In the Right Ballpark? Assess- of State Policies for Reducing Preventing Preschool Fadeout Examining the Effects of Early National R&D Programs and In- during the Great Recession Organizational Performance? Papers: ing the Accuracy of Net Price Prescription Opioid Abuse through Instructional Intervention Intervention in Developmental novation in Catching-up Country: Stephen Wandner and Randall an Empirical Assessment of Strengthening Head Start Im- Calculators Sarah Axeen, University of in Kindergarten and First Grade Education: Evidence from Ten- A Case Study on China’s 863 Eberts, W.E. Upjohn Institute Employee Empowerment in a pacts for Dual Language Learner Aaron M. Anthony and Lindsay Southern California Jade Marcus Jenkins, Univer- nessee’s Sails Program Program Law Enforcement Agency Children: A Case Study of a C. Page, University of Pittsburgh; sity of North Carolina at Chapel Angela Boatman, Vanderbilt Uni- Qiang Zhi and Jinghua Zhao, The Effectiveness of Reem- Jongsoo Park, The Ohio State Two-Generation Intervention Abigail Seldin, ECMC Effects of Competing Narratives Hill; Tyler Watts, University of versity; Emily House, Tennessee Central University of Finance ployment Programs during the University Teresa Eckrich Sommer and P. on Public Perceptions of Pre- California, Irvine; Katherine Mag- Higher Education Commission and Economics Great Recession: Experimental Lindsay Chase-Lansdal, North- Understanding Loan Aversion scription Opioid Addiction during nuson, University of Wisconsin; Evidence from Three States An Experimental Study on How western University; Hirokazu Among High School Students, Pregnancy Elizabeth T. Gershoff, University Improving the Transition to Private Investment in Building Marios Michaelides, University of Transformational Leadership Yoshikawa, New York University; Community College Students, Alene Kennedy-Hendricks, of Texas, Austin; Douglas H. College: Estimating the Impact of Renewable Energy Infrastructure Cyprus; Peter Mueser, University Creates Value Alignment in Pub- Elise Chor, University of Chi- and Adults Emma E. McGinty, and Colleen Clements, Julie Sarama, and High School Transition Courses in Developing Countries of Missouri lic Service Organizations cago; Celia J. Gomez, Harvard Brent Evans and Angela Boat- L. Barry, Johns Hopkins Uni- Mary Elaine Spitler, University of on Short-Term College Out- Jung Eun Kim, University of Ulrich Thy Jensen, Aarhus University; Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, man, Vanderbilt University; Adela versity Denver; Christopher B. Wolfe, comes Hong Kong Job Rationing in Recessions: University Columbia University Soliz, Harvard University St. Leo University Lara Pheatt, Columbia Uni- Evidence from Work-Search The Impact of State Prescription versity; Madeline Trimble and Spatial Dynamics in the Global Requirements Representative Bureaucracy and Power PATH: Integrated Performance Standards in Need- Drug Monitoring Programs on What Elements of Teacher Prac- Elisabeth Barnett, Community Knowledge Base for Solar PV: Desmond Toohey, University of Public Engagement in Emergen- Two-Generation Social Emo- Based Aid: The Impact of Pell’s Opioid Prescribing Among Medi- tice Are Associated with Pre-K College Research Center Evidence from Patent Analysis Michigan cy Preparedness: An Experimen- tional Intervention for Head Start SAP Requirements on Academic care Part D Patients Effect Persistence: Evidence Christian Binz, Tian Tang, and tal Study Preschoolers and Their Parents Outcomes and Labor Supply Courtney R. Yarbrough and W. from the Tennessee-Voluntary Dual-Credit Courses and the Joern Huenteler, Harvard Univer- From Unemployment to Self-Em- Gregg Van Ryzin, Norma Ric- Caroline Boxmeyer, Ansley Judith Scott-Clayton and Lauren David Bradford, The University Pre-K Experiment Road to College: Experimental sity ployment: The Role of Self-Em- cucci, and Huafang Li, Rutgers Gilpin, Jason DeCaro, John Schudde, Columbia University of Georgia Luis Alberto Rodriguez, Tennes- Evidence from Tennessee ployment Training University Lochman, and Qshequilla Mitch- see Consortium on Research, Steven W. Hemelt, University Discussant(s): Scott Davis, IMPAQ Internation- ell, The University of Alabama; MDRC Performance-Based Stemming the Prescription Drug Evaluation, and Development; of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Stuart Bretschneider, Syracuse al; Marios Michaelides, Universi- The Effect of Top Management Stacey Snead, Community Ser- Scholarship Demonstration Abuse Epidemic: What Works Kerry G. Hofer, Matthew Nathaniel Schwartz, Tennessee University ty of Cyprus Team Heterogeneity on Perfor- vice Programs of West Alabama Alexander K. Mayer,Reshma Dara Lee Luca, Harvard Uni- Springer, and Walker A. Swain, Department of Education; Susan Gabriel Chan, University of mance in Institutions of Higher Patel, Timothy Rudd, and Alyssa versity Vanderbilt University Dynarski, University of Michigan Minnesota Discussant(s): Education Effects of an Integrated Ratledge, MDRC James Moore, IMPAQ Interna- Amanda Rutherford, Texas A&M Two-Generation Intervention in Discussant(s): The Long-Run Effects of Univer- Intensive College Counseling tional University Head Start on Stress Physiology Discussant(s): Brandon Restrepo, U.S. Food sal Pre-K on Criminal Activity and the College Enrollment and Brain Function for Self-Reg- Adela Soliz, Harvard University and Drug Administration Alex Smith, University of Virginia Choices of Low-Income Stu- Discussant(s): ulation in Children and Parents: Kabir Dasgupta, Temple Uni- dents Heather Getha-Taylor, Preliminary Results versity English Language Learners Benjamin L. Castleman, Univer- University of Kansas Eric Pakulak, University of in Public Pre-K Programs: sity of Virginia; Joshua Good- Oregon Evidence from Miami-Dade man, Harvard University Dylan Conger, George Wash- Discussant(s): ington University; Chloe Gibbs, Discussant(s): Amanda Morris, Oklahoma State University of Virginia; Yukko Stephanie Cellini, George Wash- University Uchikoshi, University of Califor- ington University nia, Davis Michael Kurlaender, University of California, Davis Discussant(s): William Gormley, Georgetown University 62 63

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Data for Diversity Initiatives in How Foundations Interventions for Practical Tips and Swift, Certain, Fair: Using Evidence Sessions Continue t Evidence-Based Public Policy (EQ) Can Support Struggling Readers: Advice for Launching Findings from Reviews to Inform Policy Making (POL) Evidence-Based When Evidence an RCT (METH) Hawaii Opportunity Policy: Promise and Location: Policy (PM) Meets the Real World Probation with Cautions (METH) Location: Zamora (EDU) Location: Enforcement (HOPE), Brickell North Location: Pearson I 24/7, and Beyond Location: Moderator: Johnson II Location: (CRIME) Foster I Moderator: Charles Betsey, Howard Japengo Moderator: Bruce Meyer,University of University Moderator: Marc Shotland,The Abdul Location: Moderator: Chicago Josh McGee,Laura and Moderator: Latif Jameel Poverty Ac- Johnson I Annalisa Mastri,Mathe- Speakers: John Arnold Foundation Robin Tepper Jacob,Uni- tion Lab (J-PAL) Global matica Policy Research Speakers: Gladys Perez, Carne- versity of Michigan Moderator: Jon Baron, John and gie Mellon University; Speakers: Speakers: Mark Kleiman,New York Speakers: Laura Arnold Foundation; John Martinez, MDRC; Kelly Fitzsimmons, Edna Speakers: Laura Feeney, Mas- University A. Brooks Bowden, Shelly Wilkie Martinez, U. Rhonda Sharpe, Bucknell McConnell Clark Foun- Rekha Balu, MDRC; sachusetts Institute of Columbia University; S. Office of Management University; Kosali Simon, dation; Ilene Berman, Donald L. Compton, TechnologyNBER; Aaron Speakers: Brian Goesling, Mathe- and Budget; Matthew Indiana University; Cyn- The Annie E. Casey Florida State University; Truchil, Camden Coalition Angela Hawken, Pepper- matica Policy Research; Weidinger, U.S. House of thia Gonzalez, Charles Foundation; Ben Hecht, Christopher Lemons, of Healthcare Providers; dine University; Beau Kil- Sean Tanner, University Representatives, Ways R. Drew University of Living Cities; Daniel Vanderbilt University; Benjamin Struhl, J-PAL mer, RAND Corporation; of California, Berkeley; and Means Committee; Medicine and Science Goroff, Alfred P. Sloan Barbara Foorman, Flor- North America; Melissa Pamela K. Lattimore, RTI Eva Vivalt, New York James Sullivan, Universi- Foundation ida Center for Reading Kearney, University of International, Inc. University ty of Notre Dame Description: Research Maryland In an effort to explore Description: Description: Description: Description: different approaches to This APPAM roundtable Description: Description: Started in 2004 in Hawaii, Numerous federally-fund- The panel will discuss the increasing diversity in the will bring together five Rather than merely This talk will discuss the HOPE probation was ed systematic reviews implications of the Ryan/ pipeline for policy analy- foundations to address answering summative most common pitfalls, the first large-scale SCF have been established to Follow Murray Evidence-Based sis and management pro- how philanthropists are questions such as “can objections, and stum- program to demonstrate provide a trusted source APPAM of information about Policymaking Com- fessionals, APPAM has working in concert with a new approach improve bling blocks that have success in a randomized Online! mission, especially its invited an employer and academics and poli- reading achievement,” the potential to derail controlled trial; HOPE what works in topics provisions on improving representatives of several cymakers to advance policy researchers must the completion of RCTs. has now been replicated ranging from educational administrative data on programs (CEMENT, “what works” in everyday now contend with design Roundtable participants or adapted in more than interventions to criminal federal programs and DITE, and PPIA) to government and oppor- questions that address who have worked on twenty states. 24/7 Sobri- justice to medical prac- tax expenditures and discuss their experiences tunities for greater col- when, for whom, and why a variety of projects in ety is an SCF program for tice. Often, the results of broader access to federal and insights. laboration at all levels of reading intervention is the United States and repeat alcohol-involved the systematic reviews data in order to advance government. Participants effective. in other countries will offenders, started in 2005 are published on a public program evaluation and will discuss their current share their experience in South Dakota and now website, available to social science research. activities and strategy for This roundtable discuss- with RCTs and present established or piloted in practitioners seeking @APPAM_DC Topics will include the achieving transforma- es papers that address the audience with both at least nine states. Both to implement a new need for linking data tional and sustainable these design questions, an overview of the major HOPE and 24/7 are listed program or intervention, and to policymakers and across programs and improvements in the use and the challenges barriers to completing as “Promising” in the US facebook.com/APPAMDC to survey data, possible of evidence-based policy of replicating results projects and well as prac- Department of Justice’s federal staff seeking to ways analysts could making. or finding impacts for tical, actionable advice evidence-based-practices fund effective programs. # access such data, and programs implemented at for getting around those portal, crimesolutions. how confidentiality of the scale given the variety of barriers. gov. This roundtable will This discussion will #2015APPAM data will be preserved. design choices in play. present recent findings highlight the promise that systematic reviews The untapped value of from studies of a variety Conference WiFi: administrative data will of SCF programs. hold for informing policy, be highlighted as well cautions about using the APPAM as efforts underway to im- reviews, and enhance- prove existing datasets. ments that can further Password: increase reviews' utility. AIR

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Designing Evidence-Based Disability Benefit Reform: Early Data on Health Care Economic and Social Exclusionary Disciplinary Experimental Impacts of Families with Children Governing Water: Policy in Global Dynamic Building an Evidence-Base Utilization after Coverage Consequences of Undocu- Practices, School Climate, Vocational Training Around in the Great Recession Collaborative Approaches Environments (METH) (POV) Expansion (HEALTH) mented Immigration (POP) and Student Outcomes the World (EMP) (CHILD) (ENV) (EDU) Location: Location: Location: Location: Location: Location: Location: Foster I Brickell Center Brickell Prefunction Stanford Location: Orchid A Merrick II Gautier Japengo Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Andy Pugh, University of Pitts- David Robertson Mann, Mathe- Katherine Hempstead, Robert Julia Gelatt, The Urban Institute Chair: Juan E. Saavedra, University of Irwin Garfinkel, Columbia Univer- Nikos Zirogiannis, Indiana Uni- burgh matica Policy Research Wood Johnson Foundation Lauren Sartain, University of Southern California sity versity, Bloomington Papers: Chicago Papers: Papers: Papers: Lives in Limbo: Legal Status and Long-Term and External Effects Papers: Papers: Organizational Learning in Economic Conditions and SSI The Effect of Early Medicaid Ex- Cumulative Disadvantages over Papers: of Job Training: Experimental The Great Recession and Chil- The Future of Water: Trends Adapting to Dynamic Disaster Applications pansion in California on Safety the Life-Course Among Mexican Disparities and Patterns of Sus- Evidence from Colombia dren’s School Performance in Local Water Sustainability Environments in Southern Purvi Sevak, Mathematica Net Hospital Utilization Immigrant Childhood Arrivals pensions and Arrests in Chicago Adriana D Kugler, Georgetown Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Will Practices Turkey Policy Research; Lucie Schmidt, Peter J Cunningham and Lind- James Bachmeier, Temple Public Schools University; Maurice Kugler, Schneider, and Jane Waldfogel, Sung-Wook Kwon and Daniel Suleyman Celik, Gazi University; Williams College; Austin Nichols, say Sabik, Virginia Common- University; Claire Altman, Rice Lauren Sartain, Elaine M. Al- IMPAQ International; Juan E Columbia University Bailey, Texas Tech University Sitki Corbacioglu, Eskesehir The Urban Institute wealth University University; Jennifer Van Hook, lensworth, and Shanette Porter, Saavedra, RAND Corporation; University Pennsylvania State University University of Chicago Luis O Herrera, Inter-American Economic Wellbeing Among Collaborative Governance in an Rejection from the Disability The Effects of Expanding Public Development Bank Families with Children in the Institutionalized Context: The Implementing Evidence-Based Insurance Program and Depend- Insurance on Utilization: Early "Keeping Immigrants Out" or The Effects of Reducing Suspen- Great Recession Case of an Urban Watershed Policy to Respond to Large- ency on Social Support Results from Wisconsin Hindering Immigrant Integra- sions on Students and Schools Vocational Education Voucher Natasha Pilkauskas, University Aritree Samanta and Wendy Kel- Scale International Crises: The Susan Chen, University of Marguerite Burns, Kristen tion? the Impact of the 287(g) Nick Mader and Lauren Sartain, Delivery and Labor Market Re- of Michigan logg, Cleveland State University Ebola Outbreak in West Africa Alabama Voskuil, and Donna Friedsam, Program on Immigrant Family University of Chicago; Matthew turns: A Randomized Evaluation Jennifer M. Bert and Yoon Ah University of Wisconsin - Madi- Food Insecurity Steinberg, University of Penn- Among Kenyan Youth Fathers’ Financial and in-Kind Demand for Increased Water Shin, University of Pittsburgh High-Functioning Social Security son; Thomas DeLeire, George- Stephanie Potochnick and sylvania Isaac Mbiti, University of Virginia; Contributions and Unem- Reliability Among Urban House- Disability Beneficiaries: Charac- town University; Laura Dague, Jen-Hao Chen, University of Mis- Edward Miguel, University of ployment through the Great holds in Jordan Mobilizing Collective Action teristics, Employment Activities, Texas A&M University; Lindsey souri; Krista Perreira, University Rolling Back "Zero Tolerance": California, Berkeley; Michael Recession Jennifer Orgill and Marc Jeuland, in Communities Exposed to and Barriers to Work Leininger, Mathematica Policy of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Patterns of School Suspension Kremer, Harvard University; Elia De la Cruz, Columbia Popu- Duke University; Sabreen Tsunami Risk: Adaptive Uses of Zachary A. Morris, University of Research in the Wake of District-Level Joan Harmory, CEGA lation Research Center; Ronald Alikhan, Nathan Cutler, and GIS, Social, and Opportunistic California, Berkeley; Stephanie Occupational Mobility Among Policy Reforms in New York City B. Mincy, Columbia University Molly Brune, Social Impact; Alan Networks Rennane, University of Maryland Pent-up Health Care Demand Undocumented Mexican and and Philadelphia Discussant(s): Wyatt, RTI International, Inc.; Fuli Ai, Louise Comfort, and after the Affordable Care Act Central American Immigrant Johanna Lacoe, Mathematica A. Mushfiq Mobarak, Yale Intimate Partner Violence in the Jeff Albert, Thrive Water Taieb Znati, University of Pitts- Discussant(s): (ACA) Workers Policy Research; Matthew Stein- University Great Recession burgh Jody Schimmel Hyde, Mathe- Angela Fertig and Caroline Youngmin Yi and Matthew berg, University of Pennsylvania Ofer Malamud, University of Daniel Schneider, University Overcoming Uncertainty in matica Policy Research Carlin, Medica Research Insti- Hall, Cornell University; Emily Chicago of California, Berkeley; Sara Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Discussant(s): Joyce M Manchester, Vermont tute; Sharon Long, The Urban Greenman, Pennsylvania State The Impact of Living in a High McLanahan, Princeton Universi- Governance through Collabora- Naim Kapucu, University of Legislative Joint Fiscal Office Institute University Crime Neighborhood ty; Kristen Harknett, University of tive, Flexible Programs Central Florida Johanna Lacoe, Mathematica Pennsylvania Tyler A Scott, The University of Early Effects of the 2014 Medic- Poverty and the Safety Net Policy Research; Amy Ellen Georgia aid Expansion on Coverage and Among Immigrants in California Schwartz, Patrick Sharkey, Discussant(s): Access to Care Sarah Bohn and Caroline Ingrid Gould Ellen, and Agustina Ariel Kalil, University of Chicago Discussant(s): Michael Dworsky and Christine Danielson, Public Policy Institute Laurito, New York University Timothy Smeeding, Institute for Hongtao Yi, The Ohio State Eibner, RAND Corporation of California; Sara Kimberlin, Research on Poverty University Stanford University Discussant(s): Discussant(s): David Stevens, Education Brett Fried, State Health Access Discussant(s): Northwest Data Assistance Center Krista Perreira, University of John MacDonald, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Pennsylvania Robert Santillano, Education Research Alliance

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How Information and Improving Chronically Keeping Students on Track Lessons Learned from Admissions Policies Low-Performing Public (EDU) the Federal Home Visiting Affect College Access and Schools: The Role of Public Program (CHILD) Attendance for Low-Income Policy Interventions (EDU) Location: Students (EDU) Tuttle Center Location: Location: Merrick I Location: Tequesta Chair: Tuttle North Gary Ritter, Chair: Chair: University of Arkansas Kyle Peplinski, Health Resourc- Chair: Jane Lincove, University of es and Services Administration Alexandra Resch, Mathematica Texas, Austin Papers: Policy Research The Effect of Providing “Off the Papers: Papers: Shelf” Lessons to Teachers on Performance Measurement Sys- Papers: The Impact of Mandated Student Math Achievment tem Re-Design for the Federal Evaluating the “Bang for the Interventions in Low-Performing Kirabo Jackson and Alexey Home Visiting Program Buck” of Colleges: An Experi- Schools Under ESEA Waivers Makarin, Northwestern Univer- Kyle Peplinski, Carlos Cano, Ju- mental Information Intervention Shaun Dougherty and; Jennie sity dith Labiner-Wolfe, and Leandra Based on College Scorecard Weiner, University of Connecticut Olson, Health Resources and Helen Kilber, University of The Causal Effects of Cultural Services Administration Washington The Effects of School Turna- Relevance: Evidence from an round Strategies in Massachu- Ethnic Studies Curriculum The Implementation of a Nation- Social Networks and the College setts Emily K. Penner and Thomas al Quality Improvement Model: Attendance Decision John Papay, Brown University Dee, Stanford University The Home Visiting Coiin Sean C Lewis-Faupel, University Mary Mackrain, Education De- of Wisconsin - Madison Can States Takeover and Im- Local Validation of Early Warning velopment Center; Carlos Cano, prove School Districts? Results Indicators: Does Size, Demo- Health Resources and Services Rescuing Low-Income High Abil- from Lawrence, Massachusetts graphic Composition, and Locale Administration; Mary Catherine ity Students: University Access, Beth Schueler, Joshua Good- Matter? Arbour, Harvard University Mismatch and Validity man, and David Deming, Mindee O’Cummings and Sebastian Gallegos, University Harvard University Jessica Heppen, American The Use of State-Based of Chicago; Francisco Meneses, Institutes for Research; Neil Ro- Needs Assessments in Driving Government of Chile; Dante The Impact of School Closures chotte, Washington Local Public Evidence-Based Policy: Results Contreras, Universidad de Chile and Contract Turnover on Schools for the Federal Home Visiting Student Achievement: Evidence Program Evaluation Discussant(s): from New Orleans Early Warning System Simu- Nancy Margie, Administration for Silvia C. Robles, Harvard Uni- Whitney Ruble, Tulane Univer- lations of High School Dropout Children and Families versity sity Propensity Lauren Porter and Lauren P. The Federal Home Visiting Discussant(s): Bailes, The Ohio State University Program As a Lever for State Elaine M. Allensworth, University Early Childhood Systems Devel- of Chicago Discussant(s): opment Ron Zimmer, Vanderbilt Univer- Irma Perez-Johnson, Mathemati- Amanda Innes Dominguez, Kyle sity ca Policy Research Peplinski, and Pamela Sun, Health Resources and Services Administration

Discussant(s): Anne K. Duggan, Johns Hopkins University

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New Policy Relevant Patterns of Early Childhood Personal and Policy Level Policy Implementation Productivity Spillover Results of Federal Smoking Reduction Social Conditions and Research on LGBT Popula- Education Quality: Determinants of Food Research: New Methods and Knowledge Diffusion Investment in R&D (SCI) Policies, E-Cigarettes and Crime (CRIME) tions (EQ) Associations with Policy Consumption (HEALTH) and Models (PM) Among Employees: Child and Adolescent and Learning (EDU) Evidence from School Location: Health (HEALTH) Location: Location: Location: Location: Teachers (EDU) Grenada Johnson I Zamora Location: Tuttle South Ibis Location: Brickell South Location: Chair: Tuttle Prefunction Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Flamingo Julia Lane, New York University John MacDonald, University of Lee Badgett, University of Mas- Chair: Rebecca Myerson, University of Jodi Sandfort, University of Chair: Pennsylvania sachusetts, Amherst Maia Connors, The Ounce of Chicago Minnesota Chair: Papers: Reagan Baughman, University Prevention Fund Susanna Loeb, Stanford Uni- The Commercialization of of New Hampshire Papers: Papers: Papers: Papers: versity Publicly Funded Science: How The Effect of Community Gender Equality and Marriage Papers: The Mediating Effects of SNAP New Pathways for Policy Imple- Licensing Federal Laboratory Papers: Traumatic Events on Student Equality ñ Are They a Perfect The Relationship Between QRIS on Health Outcomes for Low-In- mentation Research: Insights Papers: Inventions Affects Knowledge The Effect of WIC Receipt on Achievement: Evidence from the Match? Ratings and Observed Program come Households from the Delivery of an Interna- Examining Spillover Effects Spillovers Prenatal Smoking Cessation: Beltway Sniper Attacks Meika R. Berlan, University of Quality in California Peter Mueser, Colleen Heflin, tional Participatory Decentraliza- from Teach for America Corps Gabriel Chan, University of Evidence from the Pregnancy Erdal Tekin and Seth Gershen- North Carolina at Charlotte Laura E. Hawkinson, Heather and Leslie Hodges, University of tion Process in Cambodia Members in Miami-Dade County Minnesota Risk Assessment Monitoring son, American University Quick, and Susan Muenchow, Missouri Jenny Morrison, Texas A&M Public Schools System Assessing the Best Policy American Institutes for Research University Michael Hansen, Ben Backes, Compulsory Licensing: Accel- Grace Bagwell Adams and W. Neighborhood Context and Approach for Reducing LGBT Peer Effects of Obesity in Chil- Victoria Brady, and Zeyu Xu, erating or Inhibiting Innovation? David Bradford, The University Criminal Behaviors of the Disad- Poverty Classroom Quality and Chil- dren and Implications for School Using Research Evidence to American Institutes for Research The Case of US Solid-State of Georgia vantaged Lee Badgett, University of dren’s Academic Skills in Child Wellness Policies Transform Technical Assistance Lighting Research George Galster, Wayne State Massachusetts, Amherst; Alyssa Care Centers: Understanding the Kiersten Strombotne, Yale in Employment Services Transfer Whom to Where? Posi- Alexander M. Smith, Georgia The Long-Run Impact of Tobac- University; Gabriel Pons Rotger, Schneebaum, Vienna University Role of Teacher Qualifications University; Jason Fletcher, Uni- Michelle Derr, Mathematica tive Spillover from More Effective Institute of Technology co Control Policies on Smoking SFI: Danish National Research Ying-Chun Lin, University of versity of Wisconsin Policy Research Peers Initiation Institute Marriage Equality and Health for Wisconsin - Madison; Katherine Min Sun, University of Wash- Examining the Results of Na- Corbin Leonard Miller, Cornell the Lesbian, Gay and Bisexu- Magnuson, University of Wiscon- Peer Counseling, Breastfeed- Understanding Contrasts and ington; Susanna Loeb, Stanford notechnology Investments: The University; Austin M Miller, The Educational Impact of Civil al Population: Results from a sin - Madison ing and Voucher Redemption Contexts University; Jason A. Grissom, Policy View Washington State University Conflict: The Schooling Effect National Study among WIC Participants: Evi- Carolyn Hill and Virginia W. Vanderbilt University Ashley Predith, President's of Paramilitary Violence in Gilbert Gonzales, University of Unique Patterns of Process and dence from a Randomized Field Knox, MDRC Council of Advisors on Science Discussant(s): Colombia Minnesota Structural Quality As Predictors Experiment Teacher Spillover Effects Across and Technology Richard A. Dunn, University of Monica Hernandez, University of of Head Start Impact Variation Onur Altindag, The Graduate From Fidelity to Fit: Informing Four Subjects in Middle Schools Connecticut Michigan Discussant(s): Allison H. Friedman-Krauss, Hi- Center, City University of New Policy and Program Implementa- Yuan Kun, RAND Corporation A Role for the State in Influenc- David Slusky, University of TBD rokazu Yoshikawa, and Pamela York; Ted Joyce, Baruch College; tion in Complex Systems ing the Technological Frontier?: Kansas Discussant(s): Morris, New York University; Julie A. Reeder, Oregon WIC Stephanie Moulton, The Ohio What Is a "Good" Social Network Lessons from the Defense Amanda Geller, New York Dana Charles McCoy, Harvard Program State University; Jodi Sandfort, for a System?: Knowledge Flow Advanced Research Projects University University; Maia Connors, The University of Minnesota and Organizational Change Agency and the Semicondutor Thomas A. Loughran, University Ounce of Prevention Fundy Discussant(s): Kenneth Frank, Michigan State Research Corporation of Maryland Erika G. Martin, University at Discussant(s): University; William Penuel, Uni- Erica Fuchs, Carnegie Mellon The Long-Term Effects of Pre-K: Albany - SUNY Jodi Sandfort, University of versity of Colorado; Ann Krause, University Moderation By Pre-K Quality? Janna E. Johnson, University of Minnesota University of Toledo Sara Anderson and Deborah Minnesota Discussant(s): Phillips, Georgetown University Discussant(s): Anna Goldstein, Dan Goldhaber, University of Harvard University Discussant(s): Washington Kaye Husbands Fealing, Margaret Burchinal, University of Allison Atteberry, University of Georgia Institute of Technology North Carolina at Chapel Hill Virginia Ivelisse Martinez-Beck, Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation

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Stability and Change: State Politics and Subnational Environmental The Administration of The Role of Residential Policymaking (POL) Policies in China: Mech- Labour Policies and Mobility in Childrenís anisms and Performance Programs: Global Development (HOUSE) Location: (ENV) Perspectives (PM) President’s Room Location: Location: Location: Miami Lecture Hall Chair: Board Room Pearson II Michael L Wiseman, George Chair: Washington University Chair: Chair: Dana Charles McCoy, Harvard Christopher Weible, University of Randall Eberts, W.E. Upjohn University Papers: Colorado - Denver Institute The Determinants of Adop- Papers: tion and Diffusion of Morality Papers: Papers: School and Residential Mobility: Policy in the American States. a Experimentalist Governance for The Use of Information and Disentangling Pathways of Influ- Comparative Study of Medical Low-Carbon Development Strat- Communication Technologies ence in Adolescence Marijuana, Same-Sex Marriage egy: Evaluation of a Quasi-Ex- (ICT) to Enhance the Effective- Sara Anderson, Georgetown and Anti-Obesity Policies Using periment Pilot Scheme in China ness of Labour Administration: University; Tama Leventhal, Event History Analysis Xufeng Zhu and Ruixiang Xie, Results of an ILO Member Tufts University Victor D. Cruz Aceves, University Tsinghua University Survey of Kiel Anna Milena Galazka, Cardiff The Role of Housing Instability Local Level Collaborations on University; Ludek Rychly, Inter- and Family Services for Children Toward a New Politics of Eco- Environmental Issues in China national Labour Organization Living in Non-Parental Care nomic Development? Account- through the Lens of Institutional Sara Schmitt, Purdue University; ability, Ideological Competition, Collective Action Changes in the Administration Shannon T. Lipscomb, Oregon and Incentive Granting in North Richard Feiock and Ruowen of U.S. Workforce and Labor State University, Cascades Carolina Shen, Florida State University; Regulation Programs Allan Freyer, NC Justice Center Liming Suo, University of Elec- Christopher King, University of Residential and Household tronic Science and Technology of Texas, Austin; Carolyn Heinrich, Mobility Across Childhood: Mod- Policy Reinvention in the Diffu- China; Jiasheng Zhang, Renmin Vanderbilty University eration By Reasons for Moving sion of American State Public University; Anu Ramaswami, Amanda L. Roy, University of Health Laws University of Minnesota Towards a Comparative Anal- Illinois, Chicago; Sara Anderson, Jinhai Yu, University of Kentucky ysis of Labour Administration Georgetown University Governing Haze Pollution: An Systems An Analysis of State Govern- Empirical Study of PM2.5 Con- Jason Heyes, University of Discussant(s): ment Regulatory Decisions: The centrations in Chinese Cities Sheffield Kathleen Ziol-Guest, New York Effectiveness of Pre-Reviews Jiannan Wu, Shanghai Jiaotong University Versus Retrospective Reviews University; Pan Zhang, Zhao Discussant(s): and the Role Politics Plays Qin, and Bo Yan, Xi’an Jiaotong Randall Eberts, W.E. Upjohn Debra Borie-Holtz, Ian Markey, University Institute and Stuart Shapiro, Rutgers William Spriggs, Howard University Environmental Policy Imple- University mentation in China: Drivers of Discussant(s): Pollution Fee Collection Across Michael Rich, Emory University Chinese Provinces Hongtao Yi, The Ohio State University

Discussant(s): Elizabeth Wilson, University of Minnesota

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Sessions / 3:30 - 5:00 / continued Roundtables / 3:30 - 5:00 Symposium / 5:15 - 6:45 Other Events / 6:45 - 8:30

Youth and Citizen Adding a Pillar to Welcome Reception Involvement in Government Seeking Agreement Threats to the Using Administrative Evidence-Based and Nonprofit Governance on Poverty and Financial Security of Data to Do Low-Cost Management: Combining Location: (PM) Inequality (POV) Retirees (POV) RCTs (METH) Evaluation with Hyatt Regency Miami, Upper/ Operational Feedback Lower Promenade Location: Location: Location: Location: Johnson II Brickell North Orchid B Pearson I h Join all your fellow APPAM attendees as we kick off the Chair: Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Location: Fall Research Conference over Alexandra Graddy-Reed, Lawrence Mead, Kenneth Couch, Stuart Buck,Laura and Jasmine/Hibiscis hors d'oeuvres and cocktails University of Southern California New York University University of Connecticut John Arnold Foundation along the riverfront at the Hyatt Chair: Regency Miami. Papers: Speakers: Speakers: Speakers: Robert Doar, Why Share Power? Exploring J. Lawrence Aber, New Karen Smith, The Urban Jon Baron, Laura and American Enterprise Institute APPAM thanks the Welcome the Motives for Creating Oppor- York University; Ron Institute; Teresa Ghilar- John Arnold Foundation; Reception Sponsor, Laura and tunities for Citizen Participation in Haskins, Brookings Insti- ducci, The New School; Benjamin L. Castleman, Speakers: John Arnold Foundation, for Local Health and Human Service tution; Jane Waldfogel, Howard Iams, Social University of Virginia; Carolyn Heinrich, Vanderbilt making the Welcome Reception Contracts Columbia University Security Administration Benjamin Goodman, University; James Knickman, possible. Anna A. Amirkhanyan, American Duke University; Mark New York Health Foundation; University; Kristina T. Lambright, Description: Description: Testa, University of North and Vivian Tseng, W. T. Grant Binghamton University This roundtable will Ongoing social, eco- Carolina Foundation summarize an important nomic, demographic, Co-Production By Young People initiative in antipoverty and policy changes are Description: Description: and Public Service Organisa- policy. AEI and Brookings transforming the way A common mispercep- The claim of a “Golden Age of tions of Quality-of-Life Outcomes have jointly sponsored a Americans prepare for tion is that randomized Evidence Based Policy” depends for Young People: A Comparison group of leading experts retirement and raising controlled trials (RCTs) on the use of evidence at every of International Evidence on poverty and inequality concern about the eco- in the public sector are stage of the policy and program Tony Bovaird, University of to seek an agreed agen- nomic well-being of future inherently expensive and implementation processes. At the Birmingham; Elke Loeffler, Gov- da on these critical prob- retirees.This roundtable cumbersome, requiring implementation stage, until now ernance International lems. The group numbers bring together leading large contractors, multiple the use of evidence has largely 17 and is about equally retirement experts to sort staff to implement new consisted of managers relying Youth Voice in Municipal Govern- divided between liberals through the contradictory programs, collect data on operational feedback to guide ment: Understanding the Roles and conservatives. Sev- evidence and debate the from scratch, and spend decisions. These feedback and and Impacts of Youth Councils eral of them are APPAM retirement prospects of time following up on action cycles have often taken Mary Collins, Astraea Augsberg- members. Our concern the baby boomers and subjects by hand. Due to the form of “performance-stat” er, and Whitney Gecker, Boston is that progress against later generations. this misperception, many types of processes; i.e., reports University poverty has stalled, while policymakers shy away from the field in real time on inequality is growing, and from RCTs, thinking that performance metrics. But even Mediators Between the Citizen yet a partisan impasse it is infeasible to spend the best of these measures fall and the State: The Role of in Washington has millions of dollars on short of gauging impacts, or Nonprofit Service Providers in prevented serious new new RCTs in a time of the value-added of intervention Facilitating Demand Making initiatives. We share a budget constraints.This programs. Because funders and Carolyn Barnes, Duke University common concern that roundtable will discuss the public increasingly demand inaction will render our new examples of large, evidence of impacts, managers Discussant(s): social problems even low-cost RCTs that rely increasingly recognize the need Jodi Sandfort, University of more intractable. Despite on administrative data to supplement operational feed- Minnesota our differences, we seek to measure outcomes of back with the results of rigorous a common way forward high policy importance. evaluations that assess program toward a more hopeful impacts. The prospects and and less divided America. challenges of adding program impacts to the theory and prac- tice of management is the focus of this session.

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7:00 – 8:15 Spencer Foundation Award and Lecture Breakfast

8:30 - 10:00 Concurrent Panel Sessions Analyzing Emerging Social Equity Issues and Policies in U.S. Suburbs (EQ) Causal Effects of Behavioral Environmental Policy (ENV) College Choice and Major Choice (EDU) Food Insecurity through Four Lenses (POV) Food Insecurity, Food Assistance Programs, and Child Well-Being (CHILD) Foster Care Placement and Foster Care Adoption in the United States (CHILD) Gentrification and Its Effects (HOUSE) How Do Public Safety Net Reductions Affect Well-Being? Examining the Impact of Benefit Cuts on Health, Earnings, and Private Transfers from Family (POV) Improving Educational Outcomes of Early Care and Education (EDU) Innovations in Student Loan Policy: Field Experiments to Improve Information and Access to Loan Counseling (EDU) K-12 Accountability Under NCLB and Beyond: Empirical Evidence and Directions for Evidence-Based Policy (EDU) Moving Beyond Big Data: The Role of Qualitative Research in Understanding the Financial Lives of Americans (METH) Moving Beyond Questions of ‘Why?': The Administration and Outcomes of Local Sustainability Efforts (ENV) Nonprofit Governance and Partnerships (PM) People and Place in Low-Income Housing Policy (HOUSE) Performance Management (PM) Physician and Hospital Responses to the Changing Health Care Marketplace (HEALTH) State Financial Policy Challenges and Innovations in Debt Markets & Pensions (PM) Student Session: The Grant Writing Process (ST) Schedule by Day Studies in Unemployment Insurance Policy (POV) Supporting K-12 and College Students Academically and Financially (EDU) Friday November 13 Teacher Evaluation Measures – What Are They Good For? (EDU) The Impact of Social Security Disability Rules on Beneficiary Earnings: New Evidence (EMP) Use of Scientific Evidence in Policymaking (SCI)

Roundtables Findings and Implications from the HHS Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program (HEALTH) Inequality Solutions: A Roundtable Discussion of Sir Tony Atkinson's 2015 Book (EQ)

10:00 - 11:30 Poster Session

10:15 - 11:45 Concurrent Panel Sessions Challenges to Improving Managerial Performance in an Evidence-Based World (PM) Child Health (HEALTH) Do the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Employment and Training Programs Work? (EMP) Employment and Recidivism Prospects Among Criminals (CRIME) Engaging Low-Income Parents in Early Childhood Programs (CHILD) Environmental Justice and Equity: Lessons for a More Equitable Society (ENV) Examining the New Teacher Contract: Compensation and Retention in the Context of Waning Union Power (EDU) Fiscal Stress and Uncertainty in Local Government Finance (PM) Forty Years of the EITC: Assessing Its Impact on Women's Living Arrangements, Employment, and Marriage Decisions (POV) How Does Food Store Access Affect Food Shopping Behavior and Diet Quality? (POV) Implications of Financial Aid (EDU) Increasing Social Equity and Diversity in the Workplace: New Disability Affirmative Action Requirements for Federal Contractors (EQ) Innovative Policies and Practices in Education (EDU) Issues in STEM Higher Education (EDU) Long Term Health and Economic Effects of Medicaid (HEALTH)

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Schedule by Day (continued)

Medicare Physician Reimbursement and Patient Choice (HEALTH) 1:30 - 3:00 Neighborhood Change and Revitalization (HOUSE) Roundtables Policy Issues in Subnational Government Debt Management (PM) Child Support: The New Work Strategy (CHILD) Recent Advances in Visual Presentation of Big Data to Guide Policy (METH) Renewable Electricity Markets: Analyzing the Role of Credit Exchanges, Social Risk, and Policy Interactions (ENV) 3:15 - 4:45 Research-Practitioner Partnerships to Create Evidence-Based Anti-Poverty Programs (POV) Symposium School Choices: Examining Variation in Charter, Private, and Non-Residential Alternatives to Neighborhood Public Schools (EDU) Can Preschool Programs Have Lasting Impacts on a Broad Scale? h Strengthening Postsecondary Pathways: Student, State, and Institution-Level Factors (EDU) Student Session: Career Paths Outside Academia for Policy Graduates (ST) 5:00 – 6:00 Presidential Address Roundtables Housing As a Platform for Economic Mobility (HOUSE) 6:15 – 7:45 The Growing Use of Evidence-Based Programs in Child Welfare (CHILD) Presidential Reception The Promise of Two-Generation Strategies: Lessons from the Field (CHILD) 8:00 – 9:30 12:00 – 1:15 Student Mixer Membership & Awards Luncheon

1:30 - 3:00 Concurrent Panel Sessions Can the Federal Government be Efficiently Managed?: A Practitioner's Perspective (PM) Coastal Resiliency and Sustainability: Evidence-Based Policy Implementation from U.S. Coastal Regions (ENV) Consequences of Early Life Health and Work on Long-Term Adult Outcomes (HEALTH) Educational Innovations In and Outside the Home (EDU) Evaluating Impacts of Solid Fuel Use on Air Pollution, Climate and Health in Developing Countries (ENV) Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Evidence on Spending, Financial Allocations, and Timing of Disbursal in Low and Middle Income Countries (POV) Food Consumption, Nutrition, and Food Insecurity (POV) From Research to Policy (METH) Impacts of State-Level Substance Abuse Policies on Individual Health and Health Care Costs (HEALTH) Improving Efficiency and Access in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (POV) Income and Expense Volatility for Low- and Moderate-Income Households: Evidence for Policy and Practice (POV) Innovation in the Healthcare Delivery System: Consequences of Recent Developments (HEALTH) Institutional Effects of Scientific Research Funding (SCI) Interventions for High-Achieving Students (EDU) Labor Markets and Effective Teachers (EDU) Local Government Management (PM) National and State Analyses of Family and Sick Leave Policies (CHILD) New Research on Residential Segregation, Racial Segregation, and Racial Inequality (EQ) Occupational Demands Among Older Workers and Individuals with Disability (EMP) Regression Discontinuity Designs (RDDs): Extensions to Reduce Bias and Increase Precision (METH) Rental Subsidies: Neighborhood Access, Mobility, and Tenant Outcomes (HOUSE) Socio-Economic Status-Based Gaps in Children’s Early Learning Environments: Long-Run Trends and the Role of Public Investment (CHILD) Strategies for Improving Non-Cognitive Outcomes for Children EDU) The Discipline Gap and Social Equity in Schools (EQ) The Educational Impact of Online Pedagogy (EDU) Tobacco Regulation, Illicit Markets, and Crime (CRIME) Using Evidence-Based Management and Policy to Improve Not-for-Profit Financial Operations (PM)

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Special Events / 7:00 – 8:15 Sessions / 8:30 -10:00

Spencer Foundation Award Analyzing Emerging Social Causal Effects of Behav- College Choice and Major Food Insecurity through Food Insecurity, Food Lecture & Breakfast Equity Issues and Policies ioral Environmental Policy Choice (EDU) Four Lenses (POV) Assistance Programs, and in U.S. Suburbs (EQ) (ENV) Child Well-Being (CHILD) Location: Location: Location: Jasmine/Hibiscus Location: Location: Tuttle Center Orchid B Location: Stanford Board Room Merrick I Join your peers for a lecture Chair: Chair: titled, Public Policy and Educa- Chair: Chair: Peter Hinrichs, Federal Reserve Emily Engelhard, Feeding Chair: tional Inequality, by 2015 Spen- Katrin B. Anacker, George Jay Shimshack, University of Bank of Cleveland America Anna D. Johnson, Georgetown cer Foundation Award winner Mason University Virginia University Sean Reardon, Stanford Univer- Papers: Papers: sity. The lecture will explore the Papers: Papers: Should Community College The Incidence, Depth, and Papers: two competing narratives about Suburban Immigrants, Suburban Empirical Approaches to Exam- be Free? Supply and Demand Severity of Food Insecurity in the The Impact of Public Assistance the role of schooling in American Poverty, and Suburban Safety ine the Study-Participation Effect in the Market for U.S. Higher United States from 2002 to 2013 on Age at Onset of Adverse society. One sees schooling as Nets in Consumer Energy Behavior Education Craig Gundersen, University of Health Conditions: A Latent an equalizing force, the agent of Benjamin J. Roth, University Daniel Schwartz, University of David Deming, Harvard Universi- Illinois; Amy Crumbaugh, Elaine Variable Approach to Control for the American Dream; the other of South Carolina; Scott Allard, Chile; Baruch Fischhoff, Tamar ty; Christopher Walters, Universi- Waxman, and Emily Engelhard, Family Background sees US schools as deeply une- University of Washington Krishnamurti, and Fallaw Sowell, ty of California, Berkeley Feeding America John Fitzgerald and Rachel qual institutions that exacerbate Carnegie Mellon University Connelly, Bowdoin College Detailed Schedule social inequalities. Which is true? Local Responses to Foreclosure: Match or Mismatch? The Role of Understanding How Households How should we think about the An Examination of the Effects of Targeted Nudges and Energy College Readiness, High School Combine SNAP and Pantry The Timing of SNAP Benefit Friday November 13 potential of education policy, and Vacancy Ordinances in the Older Conservation Peers, and Application Uncer- Assistance Receipt and Children’s Academic public policy more broadly, to Suburbs of Cleveland Jacob LaRiviere and Scott Hol- tainty on College Application Alison Jacknowitz, Anna Amirkh- Achievement reduce social inequality? Bernadette Hanlon, The Ohio laday, University of Tennessee, Behavior anyan, and Jane Palmer, Ameri- Anna Gassman-Pines and Laura State University Knoxville; Michael Price, Georgia Kalena E. Cortes, Texas A&M can University; Amy Crumbaugh, E. Bellows, Duke University Breakfast will be provided for all State University; David Novgo- University; Sandra E. Black Feeding America attendees. When the Sidewalks End: Pover- rodsky, University of Chicago and Jane Lincove, University of Longitudinal Trajectories of Child ty in an American Suburb Texas, Austin Food Insecurity and Diet-Related Food Insecurity Among Children Alexandra Murphy, University of Enduring Effects of Changes in Disease: Self-Reports on Health of Immigrants Michigan Billing Frequency: Quasi-Exper- College Major Choices and Tran- from Clients at Charitable Feed- Daniel Miller and Jina Chang, imental Evidence from Urban sitions Among First Generation ing Programs Boston University Analyzing CRA Lending before, Water Demand Students Theresa DelVecchio Dys and Mi- during and after the Subprime Casey J. Wichman, Resources C. Lockwood Reynolds, Kent chelle Berger Marshall, Feeding Patterns and Predictors of Food Lending and Foreclosure Crises for the Future State University America Assistance and Food Insecurity in Central Cities, Mature Sub- Across Early Childhood urbs, and Developing Suburbs in Discussant(s): Price Deregulation and Equality Disability As a Risk Factor for Anna J. Markowitz and Anna D. the United States Grant D. Jacobsen, University of of Opportunity in Higher Edu- Food Insecurity, Comparing Esti- Johnson, Georgetown Universi- Katrin B. Anacker and Chang Oregon cation: Evidence from Tuition mates from the CPS and NHIS ty; Rachel Gordon, University of Kwon, George Mason University Deregulation in Texas Alisha Coleman-Jensen, U.S. Illinois, Chicago Rodney Andrews, University of Department of Agriculture Discussant(s): Texas, Dallas; Kevin Stange, Discussant(s): Paul Jargowsky, Rutgers Univer- University of Michigan Discussant(s): Joanna Michelle Carroll, Indiana sity - Camden Laura Tiehen, U.S. Department University Discussant(s): of Agriculture Jeffrey Smith, University of Michigan Mark Long, University of Wash- ington

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Foster Care Placement and Gentrification and Its How Do Public Safety Net Improving Educational Foster Care Adoption in the Effects (HOUSE) Reductions Affect Well- Outcomes of Early Care United States (CHILD) Being? Examining the and Education (EDU) Location: Impact of Benefit Cuts Location: Ibis on Health, Earnings, and Location: Merrick II Private Transfers from Brickell South Chair: Family (POV) Chair: Derek Hyra, American University Chair: Debra Strong, Mathematica Location: Laura E. Hawkinson, American Policy Research Papers: Zamora Institutes for Research Gentrification and School Diver- Papers: sity in a Mid-Sized Southern City Chair: Papers: Federal Matching Grants for Ngaire Honey, Vanderbilt Uni- James Sullivan, University of The Effect of Transitional Kinder- State Adoption-Related Expendi- versity Notre Dame garten on Student Outcomes tures and Adoption from Foster Chris Doss, Stanford University Care Displacement and Gentrification: Papers: Margaret O’Rourke, Michigan Evidence from England The Response of the Private Supporting Early Childhood State University Lance Freeman, Tiacheng Cai, Safety Net to Job Separation Mathematics in the Home and Marie-Adele Cassola, Co- Kathryn Anne Edwards, Univer- through Technology and Media The Value Added Effects of lumbia University sity of Wisconsin - Madison Carlin Llorente, Ximena Adoption Policy on Adoption Dominguez, Savitha Moorthy, Outcomes Gentrification and Political Does Welfare Inhibit Success? and Sara Vasquez, SRI Inter- Fred Wulczyn, Chapin Hall at the Representation: A Comparative The Long-Term Effects of Re- national; Shelley Pasnik, Jaime University of Chicago Analysis moving Low-Income Youth from Gutierrez, Megan Silander, and Derek Hyra and James Wright, Disability Insurance Regan Vidiksis, Center for Chil- Effects of State Foster Care American University; Rosie Manasi Deshpande, University dren and Technology, Education Licensure Regimes on Foster Tighe, Cleveland State Univer- of Chicago Development Center Placement Settings and Out- sity; Robert Renner, U.S. De- comes partment of Housing and Urban The Effect of Food Stamps on Gender and Educational Ineq- Sarah Font, University of Texas, Development Children’s Health: Evidence from uity: Impact of North Carolina’s Austin Immigrants’ Changing Eligibility Early Education Initiatives on It’s Gentrifying: Is the Sense of Chloe N. East, University of Academic Performance Gaps Cost-Benefit Analysis of Foster Place Lost Among Residents? California, Davis Clara G. Muschkin, Helen Ladd, Parent Recruitment and Training Lorita Daniels, Virginia Polytech- and Kenneth Dodge, Duke Mary E. Hansen, Brian Yates, nic Institute & State University Discussant(s): University and Britni Wilcher, American Marianne Bitler, University of University Discussant(s): California, Davis Disentangling the Effects of Age Brian McCabe, Georgetown Elizabeth Ananat, Duke Univer- and Program Duration: Is Two Discussant(s): University sity Years of Head Start Participation Jennifer Romich, University of Better Than One? Washington Irma Arteaga, University of Missouri

Discussant(s): TBD

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Innovations in Student K-12 Accountability Moving Beyond Big Data: Moving Beyond Questions Nonprofit Governance and People and Place in Performance Management Physician and Hospital Loan Policy: Field Under NCLB and Beyond: The Role of Qualitative of 'Why?’: The Administra- Partnerships (PM) Low-Income Housing (PM) Responses to the Changing Experiments to Improve Empirical Evidence Research in Understanding tion and Outcomes of Local Policy (HOUSE) Health Care Marketplace Information and Access to and Directions for the Financial Lives of Sustainability Efforts (ENV) Location: Location: (HEALTH) Loan Counseling (EDU) Evidence-Based Policy Americans (METH) Johnson II Location: Pearson I (EDU) Location: Foster I Location: Location: Location: Gautier Chair: Chair: Tuttle South Japengo Location: Brickell Prefunction Steven Rathgeb Smith, Chair: Jasmine McGinnis-Johnson, Flamingo Chair: American Political Science George Galster, Wayne State George Washington University Chair: Chair: Chair: Elizabeth Baldwin, University of Association University Laura Dague, Texas A&M Benjamin L. Castleman, Chair: Hannah Thomas, Arizona Papers: University University of Virginia Thomas Dee, Abt Associates, Inc. Papers: Papers: Performance Management Stanford University Papers: Flexible Structure Meets Reg- The What, Where, and When of and Decision Making in State Papers: Papers: Papers: Administrative Apparatus to ulatory Oversight: Recruitment Place-Based Housing Policy’s Agencies: The Case of Massa- The Effect of the ACA Medicaid Nudges, Student Loans, and Papers: Mortgage Journeys: Reflections Overcome Functional Collective and Retention Challenges for Neighborhood Effects chusetts Expansion on Hospital Provision Academic Outcomes: Experi- Do Schools Respond to Pres- on Ethnography’s Contributions Action in City Sustainability Nonprofit Boards Keri-Nicole Dillman, Independ- Ryan Whalen, University of of Uncompensated Care: An mental Evidence from a Large sure? Evidence from NCLB to Research in Housing Policy Rachel Krause, University of Melinda I. Weisberg, Marist ent; Keren Horn and Carlota Massachusetts, Boston Early Analysis Community College Implementation Details Li Ning Huang, Fannie Mae Kansas; Richard Feiock, Florida College Melo, University of Massa- Susan Camilleri, North Carolina Benjamin L. Castleman, Andrew Vivian C. Wong and David Mar- State University chusetts, Boston; Ann Verrilli, Performance Assessment in the State University Barr, and Kelli Bird, University of tin, University of Virginia; Coady "Money Is a Burden": Using Building Non-Profit Capacity Citizens’ Housing and Planning Public Sector-A Land of Failed Virginia Wing, Indiana University Qualitative Research to Inform Powering Sustainability: Munic- to Design and Implement Association Kings Dramatic Reductions in Policy Surrounding Household ipal Utilities and Local Govern- Evidence-Based Policy: Lessons Patricio Rojas, Universidad de Uncompensated Care and Loan Nudges: Experimental Do You See What I See? The Finances ment Policymaking from a University-Community How Do People-Based Housing los Andes Worse Financial Position? When Evidence on Effects of Default Impact of School Accountability Diana Elliot, The Pew Charitable George Homsy, Binghamton Partnership Policies Affect People (and Is Medicaid Expansion Good for Options in the Framing of Feder- on Parent, Teacher, and Student Trusts University Valerie Cooley and Andrew Place)? Performance Management Hospitals? al Student Loans Perceptions of the School Envi- Pennock, Brown University; Ann Owens, University of South- Hits the Streets: Organizational Sayeh Sander Nikpay, Thomas Lesley Turner, University of ronment "This Is Really Stressful for Me": Local Policy Diversity and Bernie Beaudreau and Marisa ern California Climate and Cultural Change Buchmueller, and Helen G. Levy, Maryland; Ben Marx, University Emilyn Ruble Whitesell, Mathe- Using Case Studies and Sto- Climate Change: Understanding Petreccia, Serve Rhode Island Katherine Destler, George University of Michigan of Illinois matica Policy Research rytelling for Consumer Finance Environmental Performance Beyond “People Vs Place” Mason University Policy Innovation Mark Stephan, Washington State Grassroots Nonprofits' Organ- Margery Austin Turner, The Competition, Bargaining, and Putting Students on Notice: Re-Imagining Accountability in Anna Jefferson, Abt Associates, University; Troy Abel, Western izational Capacity and Mission Urban Institute Discussant(s): Physicians’ Participation in the An Experiment on Information K-12 Education: A Behavioral Inc. Washington University; Dorothy Fulfillment: A Mixed Methods Thomas M. Rabovsky, Medicaid Market Use in College Student Loan Science Perspective Daley, University of Kansas Assessment of Food Pantries Discussant(s): Indiana University Amelia M. Bond, William P. Paje- Decisions Brian Gill, Mathematica Policy Capturing Financial Realities in and Soup Kitchens Katherine O’Regan, U.S. De- rowski, and Michael R. Richards, Rajeev Darolia, University of Research; Jennifer S. Lerner Real Time: Using In-Depth Administrative Capacity and Col- Bethany Slater, University at partment of Housing and Urban University of Pennsylvania Missouri and Paul Meosky, Harvard Interviews during the laboration in Local Sustainability Albany - SUNY Development University Foreclosure Crisis in Boston Initiatives Charles Elsesser, Community Discussant(s): Understanding Variation in Hannah Thomas, Abt Associ- Christopher Hawkins, University Is Bigger Better? Examining the Justice Project Kanika Arora, University of Iowa Cohort Default Rates Discussant(s): ates, Inc. of Central Florida; Cali A Curley, Costs and Benefits of Nonprofit Beth Akers, Brookings Institution Thomas Cook, Northwestern Indiana University-Purdue Uni- Consolidation Using the Com- University Discussant(s): versity, Indianapolis bined Federal Campaign Discussant(s): Jeffrey Lubell, Abt Associates, Danielle Vance-McMullen, Sandy Baum, George Washing- Inc. Discussant(s): Duke University; Robert K. ton University Tatyana Ruseva, Appalachian Christensen, The University of Judith Scott-Clayton, Columbia State University Georgia University Discussant(s): Elizabeth A.M. Searing, University at Albany, SUNY

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State Financial Policy Student Session: The Grant Studies in Unemployment Supporting K-12 and Challenges and Innovations Writing Process (ST) Insurance Policy (POV) College Students in Debt Markets & Pensions Academically and (PM) Location: Location: Financially (EDU) Hyatt Regency Miami, Brickell President’s Room Location: CenterStudent Session: Location: Pearson II The Grant Writing Chair: Tuttle North Speakers:Process (ST) Jonathan Simonetta, U.S. Chair: Andrea C. Bueschel, Spencer Department of Labor Chair: Jeffrey Diebold, North Carolina Foundation; Vivian Tseng, Christopher King, University of Location: State University William T. Grant Foundation; Papers: Texas, Austin Brickell Center James A. Wilson,Russell Sage Understanding Non-Compliance: Papers: Foundation REA Case Study Papers: Speakers: Andrea C. Financial Innovations and Issuer Valerie H. Benson, Jacob Alex Examining the Costs and Ben- Bueschel, Spencer Foun- Sophistication in Municipal Secu- This session will provide an over- Klerman, and Amy Minzner, Abt efits of Wrap-Around School- dation; Vivian Tseng, Wil- rities Markets view of the grant writing process Associates, Inc. Based Services: A Pilot Study of liam T. Grant Foundation; Stephan Whitaker, Federal including fundamentals of good City Connects James A. Wilson,Russell Reserve Bank of Cleveland grant writing, preparing grant Implementation of the EUC08 A. Brooks Bowden, Henry M Sage Foundation applications, and the roles of the Reemployment Services and Levin, Robert Shand, Anyi Wang, Do Financial Markets Impose a grant writer and review commit- Reemployment Eligibility Assess- and Melisa Morales, Columbia Description: Penalty As States Increase Their tee. Attendees will learn about ments Program: Findings from University; Clive R. Belfield, City This session will provide Debt Loads? the tools needed for writing grant Nine States University of New York an overview of the grant Cleopatra Charles and Jong- proposals and the processes Karen Needels, Irma writing process including min Shon, Rutgers University for developing ideas for funding, Perez-Johnson, and Adam Evaluating Effects of Assess- fundamentals of good - Newark budgeting, and compliance. Dunn, Mathematica Policy ment Programs on Student grant writing, preparing Research Achievement: grant applications, and Examining Inequities in Teacher Spyros Konstantopoulos and the roles of the grant Pension Wealth Extended Unemployment Wei Li, Michigan State Universi- writer and review commit- James Shuls, University of Compensation and Economic ty; Shazia R. Miller and Arie van tee. Attendees will learn Missouri, St. Louis Well-Being: Findings from the der Ploeg, American Institutes about the tools needed Great Recession for Research for writing grant propos- State Pension Liabilities: Heinrich Hock, Karen Needels, als and the processes Reforms Aimed at Ignoring, Walter Nicholson, and Joanne Capitalizing on Volunteer Tutors: for developing ideas for Papering Over, or Addressing Lee, Mathematica Policy Re- An Experimental Evaluation of a funding, budgeting, and the Problem search Tutoring Program for Struggling compliance. Jeffrey Diebold and Vincent Readers Reitano, North Carolina State Unemployment Insurance Taxes Robin Tepper Jacob, University University and Benefits in the Largest of Michigan; A. Brooks Bowden States Following the Great and Yilin Pan, Columbia Uni- Discussant(s): Recession versity; Catherine Armstrong, Travis St. Clair, University of Wayne Vroman, The Urban MDRC; Dean Elson, Reading Maryland Institute Partners

Discussant(s): Students Assessed As Needing Karin Martinson, Abt Associates, Remedial Mathematics: Policy Inc. Implications of a Randomized Controlled Trial Examining the Effects of Mainstreaming Alexandra W. Logue and Mari Watanabe-Rose, City University of New York

Discussant(s): Paul von Hippel, University of Texas, Austin

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Teacher Evaluation The Impact of Social Use of Scientific Evidence Poster Session Challenges to Improving Child Health (HEALTH) Measures: What Are They Security Disability Rules in Policymaking (SCI) Findings and Inequality Solutions: Managerial Performance in Good For? (EDU) on Beneficiary Earnings: Implications from the A Roundtable Location: an Evidence-Based World Location: New Evidence (EMP) Location: HHS Teen Pregnancy Discussion of Sir Riverfront South/Central (PM) Tuttle Prefunction Location: Grenada Prevention Program Tony Atkinson’s 2015 Tequesta Location: (HEALTH) Book (EQ) For more information on posters Location: Chair: Orchid A Chair: in this session, please refer Pearson I Brandy J. Lipton, Social and Chair: Alexandra Graddy-Reed, Location: Location: to the Poster section of this Scientific Systems Steve Glazerman, Mathematica Chair: University of Southern California Tuttle Prefunction Brickell North program. Chair: Policy Research David Stapleton, Mathematica Steven Rathgeb Smith, Ameri- Papers: Policy Research Papers: Moderator: Moderator: can Political Science Association ADHD Severity, Diagnosis, and Papers: What’s the Evidence on Meredith Kelsey, Jane Waldfogel,Columbia Later Academic Achievement Classroom Context and Meas- Papers: Evidence-Based Policy? An Abt Associates, Inc. University Papers: in a Nationally Representative ured Teacher Performance: The Impact of Disability Insur- Exploration of Research Used in Can Leadership Overcome Sample What Do Teacher Observation ance on Beneficiaries' Earnings: US Regulatory Impact Analyses Speakers: Speakers: Organizational Impediments? Jayanti Owens and Heide Scores Really Measure? Is the Income Effect Large? Mia Costa, Bruce A. Desmarais, Amy Farb and Amy Janet Gornick, City Implementing Management Jackson, University of Wisconsin Matthew Steinberg, University of Alexander Gelber, University of and John Hird, University of Margolis, U.S. Depart- University of New York; Reform in Los Angeles - Madison Pennsylvania; Rachel Garrett, California, Berkeley Massachusetts, Amherst ment of Health and Michael Strain, American Christopher Weare, Juliet American Institutes for Research Human Services; Brian Enterprise Institute; Tim- Musso, and Robert W. Jackman, Born on Reform: Infant Health Early Findings from Stage 1 Consideration of Risk in Federal Goesling, Mathematica othy Smeeding, Institute University of Southern California in Massachusetts Measuring Teachers’ Effective- of the Benefit Offset National Policy-Making: A Case Study of Policy Research for Research on Poverty; Michel H. Boudreaux and Rada ness: A Report from Phase 3 Demonstration Self-Regulation at the Depart- Sheldon Danziger, Russell Performance Management in a Dagher, University of Maryland of Pennsylvania’s Pilot of the Denise Hoffman, Mathematica ment of Energy Description: Sage Foundation Co-Production Context: Negoti- Framework for Teaching Policy Research Vanessa Pena and Ryan In 2010, the Department ating Improved Outcomes Discussant(s): Stephen Lipscomb, Jeffrey Whelan, IDA Science and of Health and Human Ser- Description: Tony Bovaird, University of Seth Freedman, Indiana Terziev, and Duncan Chaplin, Effectiveness of the Offset for Technology Policy Institute vice (HHS), Office of Ado- This roundtable will Birmingham; Steven Rathgeb University Mathematica Policy Research Beneficiaries Most Motivated to lescent Health (OAH) was begin with a brief video Smith, American Political Sci- Ujwal Kharel, Pardee RAND Work: Short-Run Results from Institutional Determinants of the established to support the presentation by Sir Tony ence Association Graduate School Critical Conversations: Experi- Bond’s Stage 2 Experiment Usage of Scientific and Technical implementation and evalu- Atkinson, summarizing mental Evidence on Improving Judy Geyer, Stephen Bell, and Information in Policymaking: A ation of evidence-based key conclusions in his The “Science” of Delivery (Or Evaluator Feedback to Teachers Daniel Gubits, Abt Associates, Case Analysis of the National programs to address teen new book, “Inequality: Should It Be The “Tacit Knowl- Matthew Kraft, Brown University Inc. Academies Reports pregnancy prevention What Can Be Done?”. edge” Created by Feedback Andrew Kao and Barry Bo- (TPP) across the country. The discussants on Loops) Teacher Incentive Fund Impacts Discussant(s): zeman, Arizona State Uni- This was one of six major the roundtable will then Robert Behn, Harvard University in Virginia Susan Chen, University of versity; Jan Youtie and Sahra evidence-based policy assess the policy package Allison Atteberry, University of Alabama Jabbehdari, Georgia Institute of initiatives currently funded that is at the heart of the Discussant(s): Colorado - Boulder; James Wy- Technology across the federal govern- book, focusing on policy Shelley Metzenbaum, ckoff, University of Virginia ment, the largest federal implications for the United The Volcker Alliance Discussant(s): program ever directed at States. Discussant(s): Paul Hirsch, SUNY teen pregnancy preven- David Figlio, Northwestern Environmental Science and tion and the first to focus University Forestry solely on interventions Martin West, Harvard University with evidence behind them. The roundtable will examine findings from this program.

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Do the Workforce Employment and Engaging Low-Income Environmental Justice and Investment Act (WIA) Recidivism Prospects Parents in Early Childhood Equity: Lessons for a More Employment and Training Among Criminals (CRIME) Programs (CHILD) Equitable Society (ENV) Programs Work? (EMP) Location: Location: Location: Location: Johnson I Merrick I Gautier Orchid A Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Shawn Bushway, University at Allison Friedman-Krauss, Nation- Troy Abel, Western Washington Demetra Smith Nightingale, U.S. Albany - SUNY al Institute for Early Education University Department of Labor Research Papers: Papers: Papers: Criminal Background Checks Papers: Assessing the Equity of Access The WIA Adult and Dislocated and Recidivism: Evidence from Capturing Information about the to Greener Buildings: LEED-Cer- Worker Programs: 15-Month Direct Access Care in New York Amount and Quality of Parent tified Schools and Libraries, Impacts from a Nationally Rep- State Involvement in Preschool Their Surrounding Neighbor- resentative Randomized Control Garima Siwach, University at Erika Gaylor, Donna Spiker, Kate hoods, and Who Owns Them Trial Albany - SUNY Ferguson, and Xin Wei, SRI Douglas Noonan, Indiana Dana Rotz, Sheena McCon- International University-Purdue University nell, Peter Schochet, Kenneth Evaluating the Impact of "Old" Indianapolis; Shuang Zhao, Fortson, and Paul Burkander, Criminal Record Policies on A Contextual Approach to Indiana University Mathematica Policy Research Employment Outcomes Understanding Participation in Megan M. Denver, University at Maternal Education The Relationship Between Does Federally-Funded Job Albany - SUNY Jessica F. Harding and Pamela Urban Trees, Race and Ethnicity Training Work? Non-Experimen- Morris, New York University and Income: A Meta-Analysis tal Estimates of WIA Training Estimating the Labor Market Shannon Lea Watkins and Ed Impacts Using Longitudinal Data Effects of the Criminal Record Parent Participation in an Early Gerrish, Indiana University on Workers and Firms Expungement and Sealing Childhood Program and Effects Jeffrey Smith, University of Charles E. Loeffler and Jason on Children: Evidence from a Regulatory Enforcement, Michigan Schnittker, University of Pennsyl- Low-Income Urban Sample Riskscapes, and Environmental vania; Jens Ludwig, University Meghan McCormick, MDRC; Justice Net Impact of WIA Services in of Chicago; Christopher Uggen, Elise Cappella, Erin E. O’Con- David Konisky, Georgetown Washington State University of Minnesota nor, and Sandee G. McClowry, University; Christopher Reenock, Kevin Hollenbeck, W.E. Upjohn New York University Florida State University Institute Discussant(s): Michael Stoll, University of Discussant(s): Environmental Implementation, Discussant(s): California, Los Angeles Teresa Eckrich Sommer, Enforcement, and Justice Under Helen Parker, U.S. Department Second-Order Devolution of Labor (Retired) Manny Teodoro and David Swit- Carolyn Heinrich, Vanderbilt zer, Texas A&M University University Discussant(s): Ketra Rice, Centers for Disease Control

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Examining the New Teacher Fiscal Stress and Forty Years of the EITC: How Does Food Store Implications of Financial Increasing Social Innovative Policies and Issues in STEM Higher Contract: Compensation Uncertainty in Local Assessing Its Impact on Access Affect Food Aid (EDU) Equity and Diversity in Practices in Education Education (SCI) and Retention in the Government Finance (PM) Women’s Living Arrange- Shopping Behavior and the Workplace: New (EDU) Context of Waning Union ments, Employment, and Diet Quality? (POV) Location: Disability Affirmative Action Location: Power (EDU) Location: Marriage Decisions (POV) Tuttle Center Requirements for Federal Location: Grenada Johnson II Location: Contractors (EQ) Tuttle North Location: Location: Orchid B Chair: Chair: Flamingo Chair: President’s Room Benjamin L. Castleman, Location: Chair: Shulamit Khan, Thomas A. Birkland, North Chair: University of Virginia Stanford Philip Cook, Duke University Boston University Chair: Carolina State University Chair: Michele Ver Ploeg, U.S. Depart- Matthew Kraft, Brown University Lauren E. Jones, The Ohio State ment of Agriculture Papers: Chair: Papers: Papers: University Fighting for Education: Veterans Linda Toms Barker, IMPAQ The Causal Effect of Single-Sex Refusing to Fail: Over-Persis- Papers: Papers: and Financial Aid International Schooling on Education and tence, Under-Persistence, and Negotiating the Great Reces- Papers: Papers: The Salient Features of he Local Andrew Barr, Texas A&M Uni- Crime for Low-Achieving Stu- the Gender Gap in Science sion: How Do Teacher Collective The Predictability of Local and For Love or Money?: How the Food Retail Environment for versity Papers: dents Andrew Penner, University of Bargaining Agreements Change State Education Funding: EITC Affects the Living Arrange- Low-Income Americans in the Disclosing Disability to Access Kirabo Jackson, Northwestern California, Irvine in Times of Financial Duress Evidence from Ohio School ments of Single Mothers Food Acquisition and Purchase The Long Run Effects of Finan- Opportunities through the Work- University Katharine O. Strunk and Bradley District Revenue Forecasts Sarah Halpern-Meekin, Universi- Survey (FoodAPS) cial Aid: Evidence from the Cal force Development System Assessing Doctoral Student — Marianno, University of Southern Travis St. Clair, University of ty of Wisconsin - Madison; Laura Abigail Steiner and Parke Wilde, Grants Linda Toms Barker, Kay Magill, Never Miss a Beat: Excelling Advisor Relationships in Ethically California Maryland; Stéphane Lavertu, Tach, Cornell University Tufts University; Michele Ver Eric Bettinger and Oded and; Anne Camberlain, IMPAQ in Education in the Mississippi Contentious Fields The Ohio State University Ploeg, U.S. Department of Gurantz, Stanford University; International Delta Hillary B. Alberta and Aaron Revisiting the Hedonic Wage The EITC and Self-Employment Agriculture Laura Kawano, U.S. Department Leigh Hersey, University of D. Levine, Georgia Institute of Function for Teachers: Charter Revenue Uncertainty & Dec- Among Married Mothers of Treasury; Bruce Sacerdote, Evidence-Informed Employer Memphis; Karin Scott, Delta Technology Schools and Compensating remental Budgeting in Special Katherine Michelmore, University Estimating the Effect of Neigh- Strategies for Identifying and Health Alliance Wage Differentials Purpose Local Governments of Michigan; Katherine C. Lim, borhood Food Access and Supporting Employees with Preparing Public Managers for Nathan Barrett and Jane Vincent Reitano, North Carolina University of Michigan Neighborhood Poverty on Diet Early Bird Gets the Worm? The Disabilities Market Signals: Using the DC a "Big Dataî" Era: An Examina- Lincove, Tulane University; State University Quality and Obesity Implication of Application Dead- Laura Skaff, Independent School Choice Lottery to Model tion of Information Technology Katharine O. Strunk, University Are In-Work Tax Credits Effective Lisa Mancino, Ryan Williams, lines on the Distribution of State Consumer Demand and Re- Education in Public Management of Southern California A Study on the Persistence of in the Presence of Generous and Michele Ver Ploeg, U.S. Grant Aid A Business Services Approach to sponse to Policy Changes Programs in the United States Fiscal Shocks: How Balanced Public Assistance? Evidence Department of Agriculture Kelli Bird, University of Virginia Increasing Opportunities through Steven Glazerman and Dallas Qian Hu, University of Central Public Schools Are Hemorrhag- Budget Requirements, Rainy from the 1975 Earned Income Affirmative Action Dotter, Mathematica Policy Florida ing Talented Teachers: Can Day Funds, and Withdrawal Tax Credit Changes in Diet, Neighborhood Pell Grants and Labor Supply: Joe Ashley, Dale Batton, and Research Higher Salaries Function As a Requirements Influence the Jacob Bastian, University of Satisfaction, and Food Access Evidence from a Regression Kathy Hayfield, Virginia Depart- Discussant(s): Tourniquet? Continuation of Shocks Michigan after Introduction of a Full Ser- Kink ment for Aging and Rehabilitative The Effect of Grade Retention Margaret Sullivan, Matthew Hendricks, University Joseph Rossi McCormack, vice Supermarket in a Former Michael S. Kofoed, United States Services and Social Promotion on Student Mathematica Policy Research of Tulsa George Washington University The EITC Marriage Penalty: Will Food Desert Military Academy at West Point Outcomes Jane Fountain, University of an Expansion to the Childless Tamara Dubowitz, RAND Discussant(s): Matthew F. Larsen, Lafayette Massachusetts, Amherst Teacher Turnover and Student Discussant(s): Worker EITC Makes Things Corporation Discussant(s): Cherise Hunter, U.S. College; Jon Valant, Tulane Achievement in DC Public Jason Coupet, University of Worse? Jonathan Smith, Department of Labor University Schools Illinois, Chicago: North Carolina Angela K. Rachidi, American Discussant(s): The College Board James Wyckoff, Melinda Adnot, State University Enterprise Institute Jill K. Clark, The Ohio State Angela Boatman, Discussant(s): and Veronica Katz, University of Theodore Arapis, Villanova University Vanderbilt University Brian Jacobs, University of Virginia; Thomas Dee, Stanford University Discussant(s): Michigan University Gregory Acs, The Urban Institute

Discussant(s): Tim Sass, Georgia State Uni- versity Paul von Hippel, University of Texas, Austin

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Long Term Health and Medicare Physician Neighborhood Change and Policy Issues in Subna- Economic Effects of Reimbursement and Patient Revitalization (HOUSE) tional Government Debt Medicaid (HEALTH) Choice (HEALTH) Management (PM) Location: Location: Location: Ibis Location: Brickell Prefunction Tuttle South Pearson II Chair: Chair: Chair: Jacob William Faber, New York Chair: Dave Marcotte, American Lindsay Sabik, Virginia University Tima T. Moldogaziev, University Commonwealth University The University of Georgia Papers: Papers: Papers: Does Preservation Acceler- Papers: Medicaid and Intergenerational Are Medicare Physician Fees ate Neighborhood Change? The Determinants of Subnational Economic Mobility Evidence-Based? Examining the Impact of Historic Capital Markets: An International Rourke O’Brien and Cassandra Miriam Laugesen, Columbia Preservation in the City Survey Robertson, Harvard University University Brian McCabe, Georgetown Tima T. Moldogaziev, The University; Ingrid Gould Ellen, University of Georgia; Salvador The Long-Term Effects of Early Effects of Medicare Advantage New York University Espinosa, San Diego State Life Medicaid Coverage Enrollment on Beneficiary Risk University; Christine Martell, Sarah Miller, University of Michi- Scores Crime and Neighborhood University of Colorado - Denver gan; Laura Wherry, University of Alice Burns and Tamara Hayford, Change: Has Falling Crime California, Los Angeles Congressional Budget Office Invited Gentrification? The Evolving Fiscal Federalism Davin Kristopher Reed, Furman of State and Local Borrowing Discussant(s): Using to Center for Real Estate and Justin Marlowe, University of Emma E. McGinty, Johns Hop- Improve Medicare Plan Choice: Urban Policy; Ingrid Gould Ellen, Washington kins University A Randomized Experiment New York University; Keren Keith F. Teltser, Michigan State Abigail S. Friedman, Yale Horn, University of Massachu- The Economic Value of Rating University University; Richard G. Frank, setts, Boston Outlooks in the Municipal Secu- U.S. Department of Health and ritis Market Human Services Have Distressed Neighborhoods Sharon N. Kioko, University of Recovered? Evidence from Washington; Craig L. Johnson, Discussant(s): the Neighborhood Stabilization Indiana University Lauren Nicholas, Johns Hopkins Program University Jonathan Spader, Harvard Uni- The Architecture of Regulatory Grace Bagwell Adams, Universi- versity; Jenny Schuetz, Board Policy in the US Municipal Bond ty of Georgia of Governors of the Federal Market Reserve System; Alvaro Cortes, Robert A. Greer and Tima T. Abt Associates, Inc. Moldogaziev, The University of Georgia Does Gentrification Increase Employment Opportunities in Discussant(s): Low-Income Neighborhoods? Christine R. Martell, University of Rachel Meltzer, The New Colorado - Denver School; Pooya Ghorbani, The Olu Sonola, U.S. Public Finance/ New School Global Infrastructure Group - Fitch Ratings Discussant(s): Lance Freeman, Columbia University

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Recent Advances in Visual Renewable Electricity Research-Practitioner School Choices: Examining Strengthening Post- Presentation of Big Data to Markets: Analyzing the Partnerships to Create Variation in Charter, Private, secondary Pathways: Housing As a The Growing Use Guide Policy (METH) Role of Credit Exchanges, Evidence-Based Anti- and Non-Residential Alter- Student, State, and Platform for of Evidence-Based Social Risk, and Policy Poverty Programs (POV) natives to Neighborhood Institution-Level Factors Economic Mobility Programs in Child Location: Interactions (ENV) Public Schools (EDU) (EDU) (HOUSE) Welfare (CHILD) Brickell South Location: Student Session: Location: Zamora Location: Location: Career Paths Outside Location: Location: Chair: Board Room Japengo Tequesta Academia for Policy Foster I Brickell North Jonathan Schwabish, The Urban Chair: Graduates (ST) Institute Chair: Marianne Page, University of Chair: Chair: Moderator: Moderator: Sanya Carley, Indiana University, California, Davis Deven Carlson, University of Michal Kurlaender, University of Ingrid Gould Ellen, Location: Judge Cindy Lederman, Papers: Bloomington Oklahoma California, Davis New York University Brickell Center Eleventh Judicial Circuit The Importance of Data Visual- Papers: of Florida ization Papers: Stay the Course: A Randomized Papers: Papers: Speakers: Speakers: Stuart Buck; Jonathan Schwabish, The Urban Exploring Renewable Energy Evaluation of a Community A Technocratic Solution Meets a The Promises and Pitfalls of Katherine O’Regan, New Laura and John Arnold Speakers: Institute Certificate Market Dynamics: College Intervention Designed Nontechnical Problem: Student Measuring Community College York University; Erika Po- Foundation; Selena Kenneth Dodge, Duke What Role Do Markets Play in to Increase Persistence and Assignment Mechanisms and Quality ethig, The Urban Institute; Caldera, Senior-Level University; Mark Testa, Getting from Data Visualization Renewable Energy Growth and Completion Parents’ Responses Michal Kurlaender and Scott James Riccio, MDRC; Public Policy Researcher University of North Caro- Theory to Practice Development? Melissa Kearney, University of Jon Valant, Tulane University; Carrell, University of California, Sandra Newman, Johns Andy Feldman,U.S. lina at Chapel Hill; Peter Adam Coyne, Mathematica Sanya Carley and Jessica Maryland Betheny Gross and Patrick Den- Davis; Jake Jackson, Public Hopkins University Department of Education; Pecora, Casey Family Policy Research Alcorn, Indiana University ice, University of Washington Policy Institute of California Angie Hull, Association Programs Do Homelessness Prevention Description: for Education Finance & Research Translation and Sim- Feed-in Tariffs Versus Renew- Programs Prevent Homeless- Lotteried Down: The Conse- The Supply-Side Effects of Price Existing research reveals Policy Description: plicity in Practice able Portfolio Standards: An ness? quences of Losing in Rank- Regulation in Higher Education: an association between a In 2013 nearly 680,000 Sarah Sattelmeyer, The Pew Estimation of Policy Risk in the James Sullivan, University of ings-Based School Assignment Evidence from Tuition Deregula- lack of safe, high quality Description: children were reported Charitable Trusts Electricity Sector Notre Dame Joshua Cowen, Michigan State tion in Texas housing and poor aca- This session will examine by states to be victims of Erik Johnson and Matthew University; Jane Lincove, Univer- Kevin Stange, University of demic and labor market career paths outside of abuse or neglect. Worse, The Truth in the Graphic Oliver, Georgia Institute of Reading for Life and Adolescent sity of Texas, Austin; Jon Valant, Michigan; Rodney Andrews, outcomes. But standard the academic, research, 1,520 children died from Alberto Cairo, University of Technology Re-Arrest: Evaluating a Unique Tulane University University of Texas, Dallas housing subsidies may fall and think tank. Panelists maltreatment that year, Miami Juvenile Diversion Program short in providing families from the association, nearly 80 percent of Evaluating Renewable Energy Alesha Seroczynski, Holy Cross Schools By Choice? Parental Do Public Subsidies Promote with a strong platform for Congressional, and them at the hands of their Discussant(s): Support Policy Efficacy: A View College Preferences in Michigan’s College Access and Comple- economic mobility. What not-for-profit sectors will parents. With support Adam Coyne, Mathematica Beneath the Surface Inter-District Open Enrollment tion? Evidence from Community housing policy reforms describe their job search from the federal govern- Policy Research Lincoln Davies, University of Discussant(s): Program College Taxing Districts might better enable sub- experiences, what their ment and the states, local Utah Brad Hershbein, W.E. Upjohn Benjamin Creed and Joshua Paco Martorell, University of sidized housing residents current employers look governments respond Institute Cowen, Michigan State Univer- California, Davis; Issac McFarlin to advance in school and to this on-going tragedy for in job candidates, and The Use of Incentives to sity and Brian McCall, University of succeed in the labor mar- how to translate academ- by conducting programs Encourage Solar Photovoltaic Michigan ket? This roundtable of ic experience to "real to receive reports about Deployment National Variation in Urban experts will consider how world" experience. child maltreatment, to Daniel Matisoff and Erik Charter Schools How College Credit in High housing policy can serve investigate the reports, Johnson, Georgia Institute of Edward Cremata, University School Changes College Stu- as a basis for addressing and to offer services to Technology of Southern California; James dents’ Course of Study economic inequality. families determined to Woodworth, Stanford University Michael Drew Hurwitz and Jona- need them. States and Discussant(s): than Smith, The College Board; local governments have Felix Mormann, University of Discussant(s): Christopher Avery, Harvard Uni- led an evidence-based Miami Anna Jacob Egalite, North versity; Oded Gurantz, Stanford policy movement by Carolina State University University making serious efforts to Martin R. West, Harvard implement prevention and University Discussant(s): treatment programs that Mark Long, University of Wash- are supported by rigorous ington evidence of positive Jessica Howell, The College impacts on these families Board and children.

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Awards Lunch, Member- Can the Federal Coastal Resiliency Consequences of Early Educational Innovations Evaluating Impacts of Solid Experimental and and Sustainability: The Promise of ship Meeting and Exemplar Government be Efficiently Life Health and Work on in and Outside the Home Fuel Use on Air Pollution, Quasi-Experimental Evidence-Based Policy Two-Generation Award Lecture Managed?: A Practitioner’s Long-Term Adult Outcomes (EDU) Climate and Health in Evidence on Spending, Implementation from U.S. Strategies: Lessons Perspective (PM) (HEALTH) Developing Countries Financial Allocations, and Coastal Regions (ENV) from the Field Location: Location: (ENV) Timing of Disbursal in

(CHILD) Jasmine/Hibiscus Location: Location: Miami Lecture Hall Low and Middle Income Location: Johnson II Tuttle Prefunction Location: Countries (POV) Board Room Location: Join fellow members for lunch Chair: Gautier Merrick II where the following awards Chair: Chair: Seth Gershenson, American Location: where will presented: Paul Posner, George Mason Chair: Sayeh Sander Nikpay, University University Chair: President’s Room Thomas A. Birkland, North Moderator: University of Michigan Marc Jeuland, Duke University Carolina State University Cynthia Guy, Annie E. • International Comparative Papers: Chair:

Casey Foundation Policy Award Papers: Papers: Early Childhood Education By Papers: Marianne Bitler, University of • Raymond Vernon Memorial Designing Evidence-Based Fed- Papers: The Childhood Family Income MOOC: Lessons from Sesame The Environmental and Health California, Davis Climate Adaptive Governance in Speakers: Award eral Highway Safety Programs Effects on Early Adulthood Street Impacts of Transboundary Air Coastal Communities: Informa- Grace Tipton, JBA Asso- • Best Ph.D. Dissertation Award Aaron Jette, U.S. Department Depression: The Black-White Melissa Kearney, University of Pollution from China to the U.S Papers: tion, Planning, and Prepared- ciates; Molly Scott, The • Exemplar Award of Transportation; Melonie Differences in the Mediation Maryland; Phillip Levine, Welles- Nicole Ngo, University of Consumption Smoothing and ness Urban Institute; Amoretta Barrington, Federal Highway Process ley College Oregon; Xiaojia Bao, Xiamen the Effects of Social Programs Younsung Kim and Julie Ross, Morris, Annie E. Casey After lunch, Exemplar Award Administration Kiwoong Park and Young Joo University; Nan Zhong, Columbia with Different Frequencies of George Mason University Foundation; Sarah Haight, winner Rebecca Blank, Chancel- Park, University at Albany - The Effects of Pre-K Access and University Payment: Quasi-Experimental

Ascend at the Aspen lor of the University of Wiscon- Best Practices in Managing SUNY Quality on Social Mobility Evidence from Social Security Building Adaptive Capacity Institute sin-Madison and former APPAM Urban Disaster Recovery Timothy Bartik and Brad Hersh- Getting the Numbers Right: Re- Programs for Older Populations President, will address the Ellen Howard-Cooper, New for Resilience in U.S. Coastal The Effect of Early Work Expe- bein, W.E. Upjohn Institute visiting Woodfuel Sustainability Emma Aguila and Arie Kapteyn, Communities Description: membership with a lecture titled, York Mayor’s Office of Housing rience on Subsequent Labor in the Developing World University of Southern California; Karen Baehler, American Univer- There is increasing Managing Big Public Institutions: Recovery Operation Market Success for Youth with The Interactive Effects of Rob Bailis and Yiting Wang, Yale Francisco Perez-Arce, RAND sity; Jennifer Biddle, University of interest from policy Stories from the Front Lines. Disabilities Parental Cognitive Stimulation University; Adrian Ghilardi and Corporation North Carolina, Wilmington makers, practitioners, and Developing an Evidence Life Thomas M. Fraker, Arif A. Ma- and Early Care and Education Omar Masera, National Autono-

scholars in the potential This talk will discuss some of the Cycle for Competitive Grantmak- mun, and Lori L. Timmins, Math- Experiences for Children of mous University of Mexico; Rudi Mobile Phones, Rent-to-Own Implementation of a State’s for two-generation service challenges and opportunities that ing: The AmeriCorps Program at ematica Policy Research; Erik Immigrants Drigo, Independent Payments & Water Filters: Coastal Restoration Program in models as an effective confront leaders in large public the Corporation for National and W. Carter, Vanderbilt University Christina Padilla, Georgetown Jill E Luoto, RAND Corporation a Home-Ruled Local Govern- strategy for breaking the institutions. Public institutions Community Service University Impacts of Improved Cookstove ment Institutional Context: Case cycle of intergenerational are frequently confronted with Diana Epstein and Adrienne The Long Reach of Childhood Adoption on Fuel Use in India Discussant(s): Study of Louisiana’s Coastal poverty. Traditionally, most changes in budgets and in public DiTommaso, Corporation Mental, Physical and General The Everlasting Quest of Pre- Marc Jeuland, Jessica Lewis, Jennifer E. Muz, University of Master Plan social service programs expectations. Among the topics for National and Community Health Problems on the Labor school for All: Maternal Choices and Subhrendu Pattanayak, California, Irvine Claire Connolly Knox and Brie focus either on low-in- to be discussed: working with Service; Robin A. Ghertner, Market over the Life Cycle and Enrollment Implications of Duke University Haupt, University of Central come children, e.g. Head legislative oversight, simultane- U.S. Department of Health and Barbara Wolfe, University of Bilingual Pre-K Florida Start or school-based in- ously managing both inside and Human Services Wisconsin - Madison; Manuel Eric W. Chan, Columbia Household Air Pollution and

terventions, or adults, e.g. outside audiences, motivating Flores, University of Santiago de University Health Outcomes in Malawi: Perceptions of Resilience Among employment or training in- change in a large bureaucracy, Can Diversity Management Compostela What Scope for Interventions to Coastal Emergency Managers terventions. But decades and dealing with the very large Improve Job Satisfaction for Discussant(s): Reduce Exposure? Ashley Ross, Sam Houston of research have shown number of stakeholders. Com- Military Veterans in the Federal Discussant(s): Marcus Dillender, W.E. Upjohn Ipsita Das, Pamela Jagger, and State University that the results of these ments are based from Rebec- Government? Amy R. Finnegan, Duke Institute Karin Yeatts, University of North single-focus interventions ca's time running a big Federal Matthew Vanderschuere and University Carolina at Chapel Hill Discussant(s): are generally modest and agency and running a big state Christopher Birdsall, American Samara Scheckler, Louise Comfort, University of that too many families University. University The University of Georgia Discussant(s): Pittsburgh remain in deep poverty Jennifer Orgill, Duke University Bryan Koon, Florida Division of and stuck in chronically Members will also participate in Discussant(s): Emergency Management disadvantaged, racially the annual membership meeting, Alex Kroll, Florida International segregated and chroni- formally elect the leadership to University cally violent communities the Policy Council and discuss (Sampson 2012, Sharkey Association business. 2013).

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Food Consumption, From Research to Policy Impacts of State-Level Improving Efficiency and Nutrition, and Food (METH) Substance Abuse Access in the Supplemental Insecurity (POV) Policies on Individual Nutrition Assistance Location: Health and Health Care Program (SNAP) (POV) Location: Brickell Center Costs (HEALTH) Orchid B Location: Chair: Location: Zamora Chair: TBD Brickell Prefunction Tracy Vericker, Westat Chair: Papers: Chair: Scott Cody, Mathematica Policy Papers: What Counts As Evidence? the W. David Bradford, The Universi- Research Decomposing Gender Gap in Misalignment of Evaluation in the ty of Georgia Post-Divorce Food Security: Policy Cycle Papers: The Role of Assets and Child Daniela Schroeter and Gregory Papers: Effects of Eliminating the SNAP Placement D. Greenman II, Western Michi- Prenatal Substance Use Policies Interview on Client and Worker Fei Men, University of Wisconsin gan University and Infant Outcomes Outcomes - Madison Danielle Atkins, University of Gretchen Rowe, Andrew Gothro, Promoting Transparency of Eval- Tennessee Elizabeth Brown, Lisa Dragoset, Access to Short-Term Credit and uations of Social Programs and Megan Eguchi, Mathematica Consumption Smoothing within Sean Grant, RAND Corporation Medical Marijuana Legalization Policy Research the Paycycle and Prescription Medication Use Mary Zaki, University of Discussant(s): in the Medicare Population An Assessment of the Roles Maryland Kathy Stack, Office of Manage- Ashley Bradford, The University and Effectiveness of Communi- ment and Budget (OMB) of Georgia ty-Based Organizations in SNAP The Effect of Food Price on Claire Wilson, Brittany McGill, Food Insecurity and Diet Quality: The Impact of a Mandated Trau- Carol Trippe, Rachel Gaddes, Exploring Potential Moderating ma Center Alcohol Intervention Brian Estes, Meg Tucker, and Roles of Consumer Competency on Readmission and Cost per Chrystine Tadler, Insight Policy Yunhee Chang, University of Readmission in Arizona Research Mississippi; Jinhee Kim, Univer- Jesse Hinde, University of North sity of Maryland; Swarn Chatter- Carolina at Chapel Hill Understanding the Rates, jee, The University of Georgia Causes, and Costs of Churning Do Medical Marijuana Laws in SNAP Food Pairings, Plate Waste, and Increase Cigarette Use? Gregory Mills, Tracy Vericker, Wasted Dollars: The Case of Yuna Kim, University of North Heather Koball, Kye Lippold, and Elementary School Lunches Carolina at Chapel Hill Laura Wheaton, The Urban Insti- Ariun Ishdorj, Texas A&M Uni- tute; Sam Elkin, MEF Associates versity Discussant(s): Joseph Sabia, San Diego State Discussant(s): Discussant(s): University Brynne Keith-Jennings, Center Craig Gundersen, University of Melanie Guldi, University of for Budget and Policy Priorities Illinois Central Florida Alisha Coleman-Jensen, U.S. Department of Agriculture

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Income and Expense Innovation in the Health- Institutional Effects of Interventions for Volatility for Low- and care Delivery System: Scientific Research High-Achieving Students Moderate-Income House- Consequences of Recent Funding (SCI) (EDU) holds: Evidence for Policy Developments (HEALTH) and Practice (POV) Location: Location: Location: Grenada Japengo Location: Tuttle South Tequesta Chair: Chair: Chair: Margaret E. Blume-Kohout, New Matthew Larsen, Tulane Chair: Vivian C. Wong, University of Mexico Consortium University Ray Boshara, Federal Reserve Virginia Bank of St. Louis Papers: Papers: Papers: Crowding in the out Crowd: The Long-Run Impact of Track- Papers: Diffusion of New Medical An Empirical Consideration of ing High-Achieving Students: Tax-Time Interventions to Technologies: Evidence from External Sources of Support for Evidence from Boston’s Increase Emergency Savings in Medicare University R&D Funding Advanced Work Class Financially Volatile, Low-Income Lauren M. Scarpati, University of Maryann Feldman, University Sarah Cohodes, Harvard Households: Evidence from Southern California of North Carolina at Chapel University Refund to Savings Hill; National Science Founda- Blair D. Russell, Michal Grin- The Effect of Narrow Provider tion; Alexandra Graddy-Reed, Who Wins and Who Loses from stein-Weiss, Dana C. Perantie, Networks on Health Care Use University of Southern California; School Tracking Programs? and Jane Oliphant, Washington Tony LoSasso and Alicia Atwood, Lauren Lanahan, University of Marianne Page, K. Kramer, Scott University in St. Louis; Dan University of Illinois, Chicago Oregon Carrell, and Michal Kurlaender, Ariely, Duke University University of California, Davis Electronic Medical Records and The Backbone of American Financial Shocks, Volatility, and Medical Procedure Choices: Evi- Academic Research Capacity: Influencing College Matricula- Financial Well-Being dence from Cesarean Sections An Empirical Study of Fund- tion and Application Behavior: Clinton Key, The Pew Charitable Seth Freedman and Noah Ham- ing of University Science and An Evaluation of the MITES Trusts marlund, Indiana University Engineering Research Facilities Program in the U.S Silvia C. Robles, Harvard Leveraging Innovation to Sup- Discussant(s): Yonghong Wu, University of University port the Financial Health of LMI Alicia Atwood, University of Illinois, Chicago Families with Children Illinois, Chicago Discussant(s): Joshua Sledge, Aliza Gutman, Seth Freedman, Indiana Quantifying the Performance of Dania Francis, Duke University James Schintz, and Rachel University International User Facilities Tiffany Decker, Columbia Schneider, Center for Financial Martha V. Merrill and Susannah University Services Innovation V. Howieson, IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute Discussant(s): Ray Boshara, Federal Reserve New Linked Data on Research Bank of St. Louis Investments: Scientific Work- force, Productivity, and Public Value Rebecca Rosen and Julia Lane, New York University; Jason Ow- en-Smith, University of Michigan; Bruce Weinberg, The Ohio State University

Discussant(s): Vanessa Pena, IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute

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Labor Markets and Effective Local Government National and State New Research on Teachers (EDU) Management (PM) Analyses of Family and Residential Segregation, Sick Leave Policies Racial Segregation, and Location: Location: (CHILD) Racial Inequality (EQ) Flamingo Pearson I Location: Location: Chair: Chair: Merrick II Stanford Jennifer Ann Heissel, Northwest- Anna Amirkhanyan, American ern University University Chair: Chair: Christina Yancey, U.S. Depart- Yeokwang An, University of Papers: Papers: ment of Labor Southern California Pension Structure and Employee Challenges of Evidence-Based Turnover: Evidence from a Large Decision Making to Combat Papers: Papers: Public Pension System Urban Blight: Revisiting Local Do Fathers Take Family Leave Skills and Segregation Kristian Holden, American Insti- Government Information Man- in the United States? Evidence Jung Hyun Choi, Richard Green, tutes for Research agement with the Lens of Code from California’s Paid Family and Matthew Miller, University of Enforcement Leave Program Southern California The Effect of Local Economic Minyoung Ku and J. Ramon Ann Bartel and Jane Waldfogel, Conditions on Rural School Gil-Garcia, University at Albany Columbia University; Maya Ros- Seperate Menus in the Dallas/ Staffing - SUNY sin-Slater and Jenna Stearns, Fort Worth Metropolis. Examin- Sarah Cannon, University of University of California, Santa ing the Dynamics Between the Michigan Citizen Participation, Participa- Barbara; Christopher Ruhm, Food Environment and Residen- tion Channel, and Transparency University of Virginia tial Segregation. Weak Markets, Strong Teachers: in Local Government: An Empiri- Ferzana D. Havewala, University Recession at Career Start and cal Analysis Paid Sick Leave Usage and Cost of Texas, Dallas Teacher Effectiveness Soonhee Kim, KDI School of Impacts in the U.S.: Analyses of Markus Nagler, University of Mu- Public Policy and Manage- Current Conditions and Predict- Racial Inequality and the Local nich; Marc Piopiunik, Ifo Institute ment; Jooho Lee, University of ed Changes Under Proposed Provision of Public Goods in the for Economic Research; Martin Nebraska Federal Legislation United States R. West, Harvard University Heidi Hartmann and Jeffrey Yeokwang An and Morris E. Analyzing County Government Hayes, Institute for Women’s Levy, University of Southern Discussant(s): Contracting Processes and Policy Research; Sandeep Shet- California; Rodney E. Hero, Uni- Sarah Crittenden Fuller, Univer- Internal Controls to Address ty and Maxwell Matite, IMPAQ versity of California, Berkeley sity of North Carolina Chapel Hill Procurement Fraud Schemes International Michael Podgursky, University of Robert J. Eger, Naval Post- Discussant(s): Missouri graduate School; Christy Smith, Informing the Debate: Mod- TBD University of New Haven eling Proposed Paid Family and Medical Leave Policies in Discussant(s): Massachusetts Amanda Rutherford, Indiana Randy Albelda, University of University Massachusetts, Boston; Alan Clayton-Matthews, Northeastern University; Raija L. Vaisanen, Commonwealth Corporation

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Occupational Demands Regression Discontinuity Rental Subsidies: Socio-Economic Strategies for Improving The Discipline Gap and The Educational Impact of Tobacco Regulation, Among Older Workers and Designs (RDDs): Exten- Neighborhood Access, Status-Based Gaps in Non-Cognitive Outcomes Social Equity in Schools Online Pedagogy (EDU) Illicit Markets, and Crime Individuals with Disability sions to Reduce Bias and Mobility, and Tenant Children's Early Learning for Children (EDU) (EQ) (CRIME) (EMP) Increase Precision (METH) Outcomes (HOUSE) Environments: Long-Run Location: Trends and the Role of Location: Location: Tuttle Center Location: Location: Location: Location: Public Investment (CHILD) Tuttle North Foster I Johnson I Orchid A Brickell South Miami, Ibis Chair: Location: Chair: Chair: Dahlia Remler, Baruch College Chair: Chair: Chair: Chair: Merrick I Julie Edmunds, University of David Oclander, Noble Network Angela Hawken, Pepperdine Denise Hoffman, Mathematica Thomas Wei, U.S. Department Michael Liu, Miami Dade County North Carolina, Greensboro of Charter Schools Papers: University Policy Research of Education Department of Public Housing Chair: Online Education and De- and Community Development Sebastian Gallegos, University Papers: Papers: mand for Mid-Career Training: Papers: Papers: Papers: of Chicago The Effect of Maternal Educa- Teacher-Student Match and Evidence from A New Computer Understanding the U.S. Illicit What Explains the Educational Comparing Two Bootstrap- Papers: tional Upgrading on Children’s Student Disciplinary Outcomes Science Degree Program Tobacco Market: Characteristics, Differences in the Propensity to ping Methods for Calculating Still at the Back of the Line? Papers: Well-Being and Academic in North Carolina Amanda Pallais and Joshua Policy Context, and Lessons Work Among Older Adults? Standard Errors in Regression Housing Assistance for Minority Are Early Childhood Disparities Achievement Constance A. Lindsay, American Goodman, Harvard University from International Experiences Nadia Karamcheva, Congres- Discontinuity Designs Households with Children Narrowing? the Changing Nature David B. Monaghan, City Univer- University; Cassandra Hart, Peter Reuter, University of Mary- sional Budget Office; Richard John Deke and Lisa Dragoset, Sandra Newman and C. Scott of Early Childhood and Its Link sity of New York University of California, Davis Bias in Online Classes: Evidence land; Malay Majmundar, National Johnson and Benjamin South- Mathematica Policy Research Holupka, Johns Hopkins to Narrowing School-Entry from a Field Experiment Research Council gate, The Urban Institute University Achievement Gaps An Evaluation of a Social and Racial Disparities in School Thomas Dee and June Park Reducing Bias and Increasing Daphna Bassok, University of Emotional Learning Program in Disciplinary Outcomes John, Stanford University; Countervailing Effects: What the Does Age-Related Decline in Precision in RDDS By Adding a Evaluation of a Residential Virginia; RaeHyuck Lee and Ferguson, Missouri Ashlyn Nelson and Maithreyi Rachel Baker, University of FDA Would Have to Know to Ability Correspond with Retire- Pretest or Nonequivalent Com- Mobility Experiment: Chica- Jane Waldfogel, Columbia Uni- Jacob Michael Cronin, Ashley Gopalan, Indiana University California, Irvine; Brent Evans, Evaluate Tobacco Regulations ment Age? parison Group go Regional Housing Choice versity; Sean Reardon, Stanford Price, and Aaron Thompson, Vanderbilt University Mark Kleiman, New York Univer- Geoffrey Sanzenbacher and Yang Tang and Thomas Cook, Initiative University University of Missouri Do School Discipline Policies sity, Los Angeles; James Prieger Anek Belbase, Center for Retire- Northwestern University; Yase- Heather Schwartz and Kata Treat Students Fairly? Identifying Do Students Know Best? Choice and Jonathan Kulick, Pepper- ment Research min Kisbu-Sakarya, Koc Univer- Mihaly, RAND Corporation; Preschool-Age Skills Gaps and The Causal Effects of Grade Re- Disproportionalities in Arkansas of Format and Performance in dine University sity; Lisa Dragoset, Mathematica Breann Gala, Metropolitan Plan- the Changing Technology of tention on Behavioral Outcomes Kaitlin Anderson and Gary Ritter, Economics How Has the Changing Nature Policy Research ning Council; Christine Klepper, Parenting Louis T. Mariano, RAND Corpo- University of Arkansas Ted Joyce, Dahlia Remler, and State and Federal Options for of Work Contributed to SSDI Housing Choice Partners Rebecca Ryan and Anna ration; Paco Martorell, University Sean Crockett, Baruch College; Curbing Illicit Tobacco in the U.S Growth? Estimating Causal Effects of Markowitz, Georgetown Uni- of California, Davis Discussant(s): David Jaeger, Onur Altindag, Frank J. Chaloupka, Megan C. April Yanyuan Wu and Stephanie Education Interventions Using a Voucher Rent Limits and Hous- versity; Ariel Kalil, University of Mark Hamstra, Noble Network of and Stephen D. O’Connell, City Diaz, University of Illinois, and Boraas, Mathematica Policy Two-Rating RDD: Lessons from ing Choice Sets: The Case for Chicago; Kathleen Ziol-Guest, Discussant(s): Charter Schools University of New York David F. Merrima, University of Research Simulations HUD's Small Area Fair Market New York University; Greg J. Douglas Lauen, University of Jason A. Grissom, Vanderbilt Illinois,Chicago; Marin K. Kurti, Kristin E. Porter, MDRC; Sean Rent Program Duncan, University of California, North Carolina, Chapel Hill University Student Achievement in Online Rutgers University; Michael Discussant(s): Reardon, Stanford University; Vincent Reina and Raphael Irvine; Sean Reardon, Stanford Elaine M. Allensworth, University Courses Pesko, Cornell University; Hana Mary C. Daly, Federal Reserve Fatih Unlu, Abt Associates, Inc.; Bostic, University of Southern University of Chicago Cassandra Hart, University of Ross, American Cancer Society Bank of San Francisco Howard Bloom, MDRC; Joseph California California, Davis; Brian Jacobs, Lauren Nicholas, Johns Hopkins Robinson-Cimpian, University of Recent Trends in Socioeconomic University of Michigan; Susanna The Relationship Between University Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Do Housing Vouchers Improve and Racial School Readiness Loeb, Stanford University Cigarette Taxes and Illicit Trade Academic Performance? Evi- Gaps at Kindergarten Entry in Europe Discussant(s): dence from New York City Sean Reardon and Ximena Discussant(s): Jonathan Kulick and; James Jeffrey Smith, University of Amy Ellen Schwartz, Syracuse Portilla, Stanford University Colin Chellman, City University Prieger, Pepperdine University Michigan University; Ingrid Gould Ellen of New York Elizabeth Stuart, Johns Hopkins and Sarah Cordes, New York Multigenerational Head Start Lesley Turner, University of Discussant(s): University University; Keren Horn, Universi- Participation: Reducing Soci- Maryland Emily Owens, University of ty of Massachusetts, Boston oeconomic School Readiness Pennsylvania Gaps? Joe Gitchell, Pinney Associates Discussant(s): Elise Chor, Northwestern Uni- Michael Lens, University of versity California, Los Angeles Deven Carlson, University of Discussant(s): Oklahoma Richard Reeves, Brookings Institution

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Sessions / 1:30 - 3:00 / cont. Roundtables / 1:30 - 3:00 / Symposia / 3:15 - 4:45 Other Events / 5:00 - 6:00 Other Events / 6:15 - 7:45 Other Events / 8:00 - 9:30

Using Evidence-Based Can Preschool Programs Presidential Address Presidential Reception Student Mixer Management and Policy Child Support: The Implemented on a Broad to Improve Not-for-Profit New Work Strategy Scale Have Lasting Location: Location: Location: Financial Operations (PM) (CHILD) Impacts? Ashe Auditorium Jasmine/Hibiscus Flamingo

Location: Location: h Speaker: Immediately following the Students and recent graduates Pearson II Brickell North Jane Waldfogel, Columbia APPAM Presidential Address, are encouraged to attend the an- Location: University join your fellow APPAM at- nual APPAM Student Mixer. The Chair: Moderator: Ashe Auditorium tendees for cocktails and hors event will be an informal oppor- Meryle Weinstein, New York Lawrence Mead, APPAM President Jane d’oeuvres. All conference attend- tunity to network and collaborate University New York University Speakers: Waldfogel will deliver an ees are welcome and encour- with other student attendees. Dale Farran, Vanderbilt address entitled The Next War aged to attend this event. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres will Papers: Speakers: University; Sara Mead, Bellweth- on Poverty. be provided. Transparency of Grassroots Vicki Turetsky, U.S. Office er Associates; Russ Whitehurst, Human Service Organizations in of Child Support Enforce- Brookings Institute; and Hiro China: Does Transparency Affect ment; Gary Gamble, Yoshikawa, New York University Donation and Grants? South Carolina Depart- Shuang Lu, Rutgers University ment of Social Services; Although the public perception Daniel R. Meyer, Universi- is that high quality preschool Measurement of Public Attention ty of Wisconsin - Madison; programs can significantly boost Cycles and a Test of the Effect Ron Mincy, Columbia the development of poor chil- on Post-Disaster Giving University dren, there is lively debate about Jaclyn D. Petruzzelli, Shena R. whether national implementation Ashley, and Stuart Bretschnei- Description: of a preschool program such as der, Syracuse University This roundtable will the one proposed by the Obama showcase important new administration would produce The Uniqueness of Financial initiatives in national child lasting impacts on the intellec- Crisis Management for Young support policy. The U.S. tual and social development of and Small Not-for-Profits Office of Child Support poor children. Debate in this Elizabeth A.M. Searing, Georgia Enforcement (OCSE) symposium will address four State University oversees and largely issues: 1) whether small-scale funds the national child model programs can produce Do Operating Reserves Even support system, which lasting impacts and if so on what Matter for Nonprofits? collects support from outcomes; 2) whether national Thad D. Calabrese, New York absent parents for the scale-up of preschool programs University benefit of single-parent can produce lasting impacts on families. But many absent most preschool children who Discussant(s): parents fail to pay support participate; 3) what should be Deborah Carroll, The University due to irregular employ- the characteristics of an ideal of Georgia ment. Many localities national program and what local have instituted work pro- entities should implement the grams to which nonpaying program?; and 4) how much parents can be assigned, would a national program cost? to raise their work levels. Evaluations of these programs are moderately encouraging.

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7:15 – 8:15 Caucus Breakfast

8:30 - 10:00 Concurrent Panel Sessions Addressing Barriers to Care: New Avenues for Evidence-Based Health Policy (HEALTH) Changing Technology and Management (PM) College Financing and Completion (EDU) Consequences of Policy Decisions on Crime (CRIME) Effects of the Affordable Care Act on Coverage for Families with Children (HEALTH) Family and Community Contexts Shaping Children of Immigrants’ Development (POP) Family-Related Workplace Benefits Policies: Inputs, Outcomes, and Costs (CHILD) Father Involvement: Trends, Implications, and Opportunities (CHILD) Getting Research Used in Government (POL) Health & Education Intersections: Health Barriers to Academic Achievement and Potential Policy Solutions (EDU) Insurance Expansion Effects on Specialty Care and Drug Use (HEALTH) Labor and Use of Health Care: Effects of Federal Mental Health Parity (HEALTH) Land and Species Conservation (ENV) Medicare's Future: Challenges and Opportunities (HEALTH) Methods for Understanding Impact Variation (METH) New Makers, New Markets (SCI) New Research on the Effects of EITC and SNAP (POV) Policies Affecting Home Ownership (HOUSE) Poverty and Poor Food Environments (POV) Race-Based Policy Decisions in Education: Evidence from Empirical Studies (EDU) Relying on Student Surveys: New Innovations and New Challenges in Measuring Teacher Quality and Student Skills (EDU) Social Equity and Public Administration (EQ) Schedule by Day Tax Refunds and Household Debt (POV) The Impact of Economic, Housing Market, and Demographic Changes on the Financing of Local Governments (PM) Saturday November 14 The Transfer Function of Community Colleges (EDU) The Use of Evidence in Policy Analysis (METH) Transitioning to Employment: Understanding the Employment Outcomes of Transition Age Vocational Rehabilitation Customers (EMP) Using and Improving Modeling Efforts to Inform Energy and Climate Policy (ENV) Using Technology to Improve Educational Outcomes (EDU)

Roundtables Pay for Success (PM)

10:15 - 11:45 Concurrent Panel Sessions Addressing Selection Bias in Observational Analysis of Intervention Impacts (METH) Assets and Debt in American Lives: Findings from 50 Years of the National Longitudinal Surveys (POV) Beyond the Bars: Consequences of Parental Incarceration on Child Outcomes (CRIME) Building Skills in At-Risk Populations (EMP) College Access and Matriculation (EDU) Enhancing Teacher Performance (EDU) Evidence on the Effects of Affordable Housing (HOUSE) Evidence-Based Sustainability Planning in Cities: Evaluating City Climate Action Plans and Media Reports in US, India & China (ENV) Examining Issues of College Access and Readiness in New York City: Lessons from a Research-Practitioner Partnership (EDU) Explosive Issues: Waivers, Welfare, and Immigration (POL) Fathers and Child Support: What's Associated with Payments and What Are Their Effects? (CHILD) Fiscal Consequences of Local Government Policies (PM) Gender in the Workplace (EQ) Governmental Performance and Stakeholder Perceptions: Evidence from Experimental Interventions (PM) Health Insurance Coverage and Effects in Special Populations (HEALTH) Inequality of Educational Opportunity and Outcomes (EDU) Information Provision to Improve Energy and Environmental Outcomes (ENV) Intended and Unintended Consequences of Health Care Mechanisms (HEALTH) 114 Latino Immigration: Policy and Outcomes (POP) 115 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

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Measuring Teacher Performance (EDU) Motivations and Networks in Research Collaborations (SCI) New Evidence on Poverty Measurement, The Safety Net, and the Great Recession (POV) Take Up and Effects of Private Insurance Coverage after the ACA (HEALTH) The Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Effects of School Vouchers: New Evidence from Indiana, Louisiana, and Milwaukee (EDU) Understanding the Effects of Food Assistance Programs and the Food Environment on Food Spending, Food Security, and Diet Using the National Household Food Assistance Acquisition and Purchase Survey (POV) Unemployment Insurance Issues (EMP) What Drives Public Servants (PM) Work and Family Policies: How Can Policy Reduce the Tensions Between Work & Family? (CHILD) Knowing When to Nudge: Behavioral Strategies to Improve Educational Outcomes (EDU) Lessons Learned from Public Workforce Program Experiments (EMP)

Roundtables Forecasting the Effects of Public Policies on Budgets and People (METH) Promoting Evidence-Based Policies and Programs: Federal, State, and Foundation Perspectives (PM)

12:00 – 1:30 Poster Session and Luncheon

1:45 - 3:15 Concurrent Panel Sessions Bureaucratic Politics and Policymaking (POL) College Access and Choice (EDU) Diffusion of Innovations: Insights from Sustainable Energy Transition in the U.S. and Europe (ENV) Exploring the Impact of Mobility and Assignment Strategies on Student Educational Experiences and Outcomes (EDU) Family Stability and Parenting in the Great Recession (CHILD) Fiscal Institutions and Their Effect on Governance (PM) Framing Performance Assessments (PM) Innovations in Evaluation for Improved Internal and External Validity (METH) Innovative Uses of Data to Answer Policy Questions (POV) Inter-Generational Effects of Gender, Marriage, and Income (CHILD) Interactions Between Healthcare and Social Insurance Programs (HEALTH) Intersections Between Family Economic and Housing Instability and Family and Child Well-Being (POV) Migration and Health (POP) Older Workers' Self-Employment Trends and Prospects (EMP) Performance Pays in Teaching (EDU) Physician Incentives and Responses to Health Policies (HEALTH) Poverty, Programs, and Other Outcomes (POV) Power Analysis in Designing Cluster Randomized Trials to Detect the Main, Moderation, and Mediation Effects (METH) Programs and Policies to Help Vulnerable Children and Youth (CHILD) Publicly Funded Preschool: Impacts Across Early- and Middle-Childhood (EDU) Strategies for Improving Whole Schools Reform, Closing, Accountability and More (EDU) The Implementation and Evaluation of Programs for Recipients of Housing Assistance (HOUSE) The Latest Evidence on Charter Schools: Selection, Effectiveness, Best Practices and Systemic Effects (EDU) Understanding Personnel Decisions in Public Schools (EDU)

Roundtables Accelerating Connections to Employment: Improving the Effectiveness of Career Pathway Programs through Evidence-Based Policymaking (EMP) Building Human Capital Two Generations at a Time: The Intersection of Human Services and Postsecondary Opportunities for Families (EQ) Cities Fighting Inequality (POV)

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Caucus Breakfast Addressing Barriers to Changing Technology and College Financing and Consequences of Effects of the Affordable Location: Care: New Avenues for Management (PM) Completion (EDU) Policy Decisions on Care Act on Coverage for Riverfront South/Central Evidence-Based Health Crime (CRIME) Families with Children Policy (HEALTH) Location: Location: (HEALTH) These informal discussions Pearson II Tuttle Center Location: center on an emerging policy Location: Johnson I Location: or management topic and are Tuttle Prefunction Chair: Chair: Tequesta led by a moderator. Focusing Marla Parker, Arizona State David P. Manzeske, American Chair: around evolving research topics, Chair: University Institutes for Research Shawn Bushway, University at Chair: participants are encouraged to Katherine Swartz, Harvard Albany - SUNY Sharon Long, The Urban provide feedback, questions, University Papers: Papers: Institute and discourse. A light breakfast Use of Social Media Technolo- Commitment Failures When Papers: will be provided for all caucus Papers: gies for Intra-Agency Collabo- Learning Is Online: Experimental High on Crime? Exploring the Papers: speakers and attendees. Chasing the Missing Patients: ration: Evidence from US Local Evidence Effects of Medical Marijuana Early Changes in Insurance Cov- Can Health Screenings Increase Governments Stephen D. O’Connell, City Uni- Dispensary Laws in California erage and Related Outcomes for For a full list of caucus topics, Physician Evaluation and Man- Rashmi Krishnamurthy, Arizona versity of New York; Guido Lang, Counties Parents and Children Under the please visit page 20. agement of Chronic Conditions? State University Quinnipiac University Gabriel Weinberger, Pardee Affordable Care Act Rebecca Myerson, University of RAND Graduate School Stacey McMorrow and Ge- Chicago; Lisandro Colantonio The Medium Is the Message: The Impact of Education Tax nevieve Kenney, The Urban Detailed Schedule and Monika Safford, University The Impact of Technological Benefits on College Completion Transit Systems and Their Effect Institute of Alabama at Birmingham Innovation in Existing Coproduc- Mahmoud A. A. Elsayed, Geor- on Crime in Communities Saturday November 14 tion and Management Systems gia State University Greg Ridgeway and John Mac- The Impact of Expanding Paren- Medicaid Payment Policies and Matthew Young, University of Donald, University of Pennsyl- tal Eligibility on Family Insurance Utilization of Breast and Cervical Southern California Racial Disparities in Student vania Coverage: Implications for Cancer Screening Debt Burden: Evidence from a Coverage Patterns Under the Lindsay Sabik, Bassam Dah- Comparative Analysis of Open National Investigation of Low- The Effect of Alcohol Regulation Affordable Care Act man, and Cathy Bradley, Virginia Data Portals in 100 Largest and Moderate-Income House- on Violence Against Women in Gery P. Guy, E. Kathleen Adams, Commonwealth University Cities of the U.S holds India Peter J. Joski, and Emily M. Kuang-Ting Tai and Karen Moss- Michal Grinstein-Weiss, Dana Emily Owens, University of Johnston, Emory University; Childhood Medicaid Coverage berger, Arizona State University C. Perantie, Samuel H. Taylor, Pennsylvania; Dara Lee Luca, Patricia Ketsche, Georgia State and Later Life Health Care Shenyang Guo, and Ramesh Harvard University; Gunjan University Utilization How Does the Use of Smart- Raghavan, Washington Universi- Sharma, Laura Wherry, University of phone Applications By Cities ty in St. Louis Effect of Subsidized Premiums California, Los Angeles; Sarah Impact Municipal Response to Discussant(s): on Family Insurance Choices Miller, University of Michigan; Citizen Needs? Discussant(s): William Spelman, University of Patricia Ketsche, Georgia State Robert Kaestner, University of Joey Miller and Jennifer Connol- Kata Orosz, University of Penn- Texas, Austin University; E. Kathleen Adams, Illinois, Chicago; Bruce Meyer, ly, University of Miami sylvania Gery P. Guy, Emily M. John- University of Chicago ston, and Peter J. Joski, Emory Discussant(s): University Language Skills and Health Benjamin M. Brunjes, Insurance Coverage The University of Georgia Discussant(s): Marcus Dillender, W.E. Upjohn Jim Marton, Georgia State Institute University Chris Peterson, Medicaid and Discussant(s): CHIP Payment and Access Yaa Akosa Antwi, Indiana Commission University-Purdue University Indianapolis Marguerite Burns, University of Wisconsin - Madison

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Family and Community Family-Related Workplace Father Involvement: Getting Research Used in Contexts Shaping Benefits Policies: Inputs, Trends, Implications, and Government (POL) Children of Immigrants' Outcomes, and Costs Opportunities (CHILD) Development (POP) (CHILD) Location: Location: President’s Room Location: Location: Merrick I Stanford Merrick II Chair: Chair: Angela Evans, University of Chair: Chair: Lawrence Berger, University of Texas, Austin Marci Ybarra, University of TBD Wisconsin - Madison Chicago Papers: Papers: Papers: How Evidence Maneuvers in the Papers: The Determinants of Family-Re- Unmarried Fathers’ Involve- Korean Civil Servant Pension Household Food Insecurity and lated Benefits in the Workplace ment and Children’s Behavioral Reform: Implications for the Young Immigrant Children’s Terry-Ann Craigie, Connecticut Outcomes Democratic Evidence-Based Health and Development Out- College; H. Elizabeth Peters, Marcia Carlson and Julia S. Policy-Making comes The Urban Institute; Kenneth Goldberg, University of Wiscon- Mi Sun Jeon and Young Jun Ying Huang, University at Albany Matos, Families and Work sin - Madison; Sara McLanahan, Choi, Yonsei University - SUNY; Stephanie Potochnick Institute Princeton University; Jeanne and Colleen Heflin, University of Brooks-Gunn, Columbia Uni- Discovering How to Get Missouri, Columbia Mother’s Employment Attributes versity Research Used in the Policy and Use of Preventive Child Process: The Role of Networks Immigration and Health in Health Services Exploring the Role of Fathers’ Patricia White, National Science Latinos: How Deportations Are Megan Shepherd-Banigan, Dur- Birth Presence in Mothers’ Men- Foundation; Roberta Spal- Linked to Child Mental Health ham Center for Health Services tal Health Outcomes ter-Roth, American Sociolog- Problems Research in Primary Care; Jan- Daniel Dillon, Cynthia Osborne, ical Association; Amy L. Best, Edward D. Vargas and Viridiana ice Bell, Anirban Basu, Cathryn and Holly R. Sexton, University George Mason University; Kelly Benitez, University of Wisconsin Booth-LaForce, and Jeffrey of Texas, Austin Joyce, Drexel University - Madison Harri, University of Washington Examining Young Men’s Expe- What Drives a Policy Maker’s Raising the Future: Contexts and Paid Family Leave and Infant riences with Medical Services Perspective of Who Should Parenting Practices in Immigrant Health: Evidence from State at and Around the Birth of Their Make Policy Decisions? Families Programs First Child Creed Tumlison, Rachael Moyer, Julia Gelatt, H. Elizabeth Peters, Lindsey Rose Bullinger, Indiana Jennifer L. Bellamy and Ashley and Geoboo Song, University of Heather Koball, and William University O’Connor, University of Denver Arkansas Monson, The Urban Institute Paid Family Leave in the United Discussant(s): What Determines the Self-As- Discussant(s): States: Using Simulation to Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers sessed Knowledge of Policy Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania Compare the Tradoffs Between University Elites? the Role of Affective State University Maximum Length of Leave, Virginia W. Knox, MDRC Evaluations and Cultural Value Wage Replacement Rate, and Predispositions Benefit Caps Creed Tumlison, Rachael Moyer, Beth Neary, San Francisco De- and Geoboo Song, University of partment of Public Health Arkansas

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Health & Education Insurance Expansion Labor and Use of Land and Species Medicare’s Future: Methods for Understanding New Makers, New Markets New Research on the Intersections: Health Effects on Specialty Care Health Care: Effects of Conservation (ENV) Challenges and Impact Variation (METH) (SCI) Effects of EITC and SNAP Barriers to Academic and Drug Use (HEALTH) Federal Mental Health Opportunities (HEALTH) (POV) Achievement and Potential Parity (HEALTH) Location: Location: Location: Policy Solutions (EDU) Location: Gautier Location: Pearson I Grenada Location: Brickell Prefunction Location: Brickell Center Zamora Location: Tuttle South Chair: Chair: Chair: Tuttle North Chair: Douglas Noonan, Indiana Chair: Hilary Forster, Administration for Maryann Feldman, University of Chair: Debra Borie-Holtz, Rutgers Chair: University-Purdue University Karen Davis, Johns Hopkins Children and Families North Carolina at Chapel Hil Bradley Hardy, American Uni- Chair: University Melina Juarez, University of New Indianapolis University versity Helen Ladd, Duke University Mexico Papers: Papers: Papers: Papers: Papers: New Analytic Opportunities to Water, Not Land: IP Address Papers: Papers: Do Public Health Insurance Ex- Papers: Incentives, Constraints, and Modernizing Medicare Benefits Learn about Program Variants Management As a CPR Good Estimating the Economic Back to School: Increases in pansions Have Teeth? Evidence The Effect of State and Federal Landowner Participation in to Meet the Needs of Low-In- from Multi-Site Experimental Julie Percival, University of Impacts of State-Level Earned Maternal Education and Infant from Medicaid Adult Dental Mental Health Parity Laws on Voluntary Species Conservation come and All Beneficiaries Evaluations Texas, Dallas Income Tax Credits Health Benefits Working Time Efforts Cathy Schoen, New York Univer- Sarah D. Sahni, Shawn R Eric Stokan, George Washington Christina LiCalsi, American Insti- Sandra Decker, Agency for Jinqi Ye, Syracuse University Christopher S. Galik, Duke sity; Karen Davis, Johns Hopkins Moulton, Edward Bein, Laura The Maker Movement and Dem- University tutes for Research; David Figlio, Healthcare Research and Qual- University University; Christine Buttorf, Peck, and Stephen Bell, Abt ocratic Innovation Northwestern University ity; Brandy J Lipton, Social and Federal Parity and Access to RAND Corporation Associates, Inc. Eric Joseph Van Holm, Georgia The Impact of Government Cash Scientific Systems out-of-Network Substance Use Networking for Conservation: State University Transfers on Birthweight: New Rise and Shine: The Effect of Disorder Treatment Understanding the Contributions Confronting Costs: Medicare Ratio-of-Mediator-Probability Evidence from State Earned School Start Times on Academic The Effects of Expanding Emma E. McGinty, Elizabeth of Social Capital and Organiza- Payment Innovation - Opportuni- Weighting for Causal Mediation Shared-Use Transportation and Income Tax Credits Performance from Childhood Coverage for Cancer Treatment: Stuart, and Colleen L. Barry, tional Networks to Private Land ties to Build and Spread Analysis in the Presence of Social Enterprise Theory Sean Higgins, University of through Puberty Evidence from Chile’s Health Johns Hopkins University; Susan Protection Stuart Guterman, The Common- Treatment-By-Mediator Inter- Lauren N McCarthy, George California, Berkeley Jennifer Ann Heissel and Sam Reform Busch, Yale University; Haiden Tatyana Ruseva, Appalachian wealth Fund; Cathy Schoen, action Mason University Norris, Northwestern University Pablo Celhay, University of Huskamp and Teresa Gibson, State University; Julia L. Carboni New York University; Karen Da- Guanglei Hong, University of Are Household Food Expendi- Chicago Harvard University; Howard and James Farmer, Indiana vis and Gerard Anderson, Johns Chicago; Jonah Deutsch, Mathe- Rising from behind: Solar Pho- tures Responsive to Entry Onto Effects of State Laws Requiring Goldman, University of Maryland University; Charles Chancellor, Hopkins University matica Policy Research; Heather tovaltaics Technology Innovation the Supplemental Nutrition Education about Alcohol, Tobac- The Effect of ACA Medicaid Clemson University Hill, University of Washington in China Assistance Program co, and Other Drugs on Youth Expansions on Prescription Drug Effects of the Federal Mental Financing Medicare As Baby Xiaojing Sun, Stanford University Jiyoon Kim, University of Mich- Substance Use Utilization: Early Evidence from Health Insurance Parity Law What Drives Regulatory Priori- Boomers Retire: Is There a Cri- For Whom Is the Treatment igan Christopher Carpenter, Vander- the Affordable Care Act on Service Use and Spending ties? an Analysis of U.S. Federal sis? What Are the Options? Effective? an Atheoretic Induc- Discussant(s): bilt University; Tim Bruckner, Ausmita Ghosh, Indiana Univer- Among Children with Autism Fisheries Regulation at the Na- Sherry Glied, New York Univer- tive Approach to Identifying Maryann Feldman, University of Discussant(s): Thurston Domina, and Julie Ger- sity-Purdue University Indianap- Spectrum Disorders tional and Regional Levels sity; Abigail Zaylor, Community Response Heterogeneity North Carolina at Chapel Hill Megan E. Hatch, Cleveland linger, University of California, olis; Jie Ma and Kosali Simon, Colleen L. Barry, Emma E. Tracy Yandle, Emory University; Health Care Association of NYS Mark Long and Grant Blume, State University Irvine; Sara Wakefield, Rutgers Indiana University McGinty, Luke Kalb, and Eliz- Michael Melnychuk and Ray University of Washington University abeth Stuart, Johns Hopkins Hilborn, University of Wash- Discussant(s): Discussant(s): University; Haiden Huskamp, ington; Scott Crosson, NOAA/ Thad D. Calabrese, New York Discussant(s): School Based Health Centers Joelle Abramowitz, U.S. Census Harvard University; Susan Southeast Fisheries Science University Howard Bloom, MDRC and Academic Success: Find- Bureau Busch, Yale University; Howard Center Sherry Glied, New York Jeffrey Smith, University of ings from Expanded Access in Gultekin Gollu, University of Goldman, University of Maryland University Michigan Two Southern States Wisconsin, Madison Predicting Threats to Habitat Walker A. Swain, Vanderbilt Health Insurance Expansions Quality in the National Wildlife University and Safety Net Provider Behav- Refuge System ior: Evidence from Substance Mark Braza, U.S. Government Discussant(s): Use Disorder Providers Accountability Office Elizabeth Ananat, Duke Univer- Johanna Maclean and Elisheva sity Stern, Temple University; Ioana Discussant(s): Randall Reback, Barnard Popovici, Nova Southeastern Tyler A Scott, The University of College, Columbia University University Georgia

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Policies Affecting Home Poverty and Poor Food Race-Based Policy Relying on Student Social Equity and Public Tax Refunds and House- The Impact of Economic, The Transfer Function of Ownership (HOUSE) Environments (POV) Decisions in Education: Surveys: New Innovations Administration (EQ) hold Debt (POV) Housing Market, and Community Colleges (EDU) Evidence from Empirical and New Challenges in Demographic Changes Location: Location: Studies (EDU) Measuring Teacher Quality Location: Location: on the Financing of Local Location: Miami Lecture Hall Brickell North and Student Skills (EDU) Orchid B Brickell South Governments (PM) Hibiscus Location: Chair: Chair: Japengo Location: Chair: Chair: Location: Chair: Danilo Pelletiere, U.S. Depart- Abigail Steiner, Tufts University Jasmine Chad J Abresch, CityMatCH Austin Nichols, DeBruce Foun- Ibis Clive Belfield, Queens College, ment of Housing and Urban Chair: dation City University of New York Development Papers: Dave Marcotte, American Chair: Papers: Chair: Poverty and Food Environments: University Matthew Steinberg, University of Mimetic Influence on Minority Papers: Leah Brooks, George Washing- Papers: Papers: EBT Access at Healthy and Pennsylvania Underrepresentation in Senior Cash on Hand and Demand for ton Unversity The Impacts of Initial Enrollment The Price of Homeowners: An Unhealthy Retailers over Space Papers: Executive Service Credit at Two-Year Colleges on Student Investigation into the Effects of and Time Intergenerational Effects of Papers: Melvene Lanier, Virginia Can Cui, University of Texas, Papers: Academic and Labor Market the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Jill K. Clark and Clare Y. Cho, School Desegregation To What Extent Do Student Per- Polytechnic Institute & State Uni- Austin Household Debt and Local Pub- Outcomes Credit The Ohio State University Menghan Shen, Columbia ceptions of Classroom Quality versity; Stephen Young, Design lic Finances Di Xu and Jeffrey Fletcher, Erik Anders Hembre, University University Predict Teacher Value Added? Interactive Timing Is Money: Does Lump- Chris Cunningham, Federal Re- Columbia University of Illinois, Chicago Exposure to Poverty and Poor Marshall Jean and Stephen Sum Payment of Tax Credits serve Bank of Atlanta; Stephan Food Environments over the Life Ending to What End? the Impact W. Raudenbush, University of Representative Bureaucracy in Induce High-Cost Borrowing? Whitaker, Federal Reserve Bank Increasing College Completion The Effect of Traditional Course of the Termination of Court De- Chicago Local Public Health Agencies: Lauren E Jones, The Ohio State of Cleveland; Ron Cheung, and Equity through Strength- Mortgage-Lending Sectors on Tracey Farrigan, Lisa Mancino, segregation Orders on Patterns Do Top Bureaucrats Represent University; Katherine Michel- Oberlin College ened Transfer Partnerships Household Wealth-Building Op- Michael Smith, and Michele of Residential Choice and High Measuring Student Perceptions Women and Minorities? more, University of Michigan Xiaotao Ran, John Fink, Di Xu, portunities in the United States Ver Ploeg, U.S. Department of School Completion of Teacher Pedagogical Effec- Chad J Abresch and Jooho Lee, The Effect of the Housing Crisis and Davis Jenkins, Columbia from 1980-2013 Agriculture David Liebowitz, Harvard Uni- tiveness: The Development of a University of Nebraska A Loan By Any Other Name: on the Finances of Central Cities University; Afet Dundar, National Megan K. Peppel, University of versity New Student Survey Tool How State Policies Changed Andrew Reschovsky, Lincoln Student Clearing House Re- California, Berkeley Analyzing Consumption and Beth Schueler, Joseph McIntyre, Social Equity and Trust in Gov- Advanced Refund Payments Institute of Land Policy; Howard search Center Dietary Health in the Context of Targets of Opportunity: The Role Bryan Mascio, and Hunter Gehl- ernment Maggie R. Jones, U.S. Census Chernick, Hunter College, City The Effect of Student Loans in Food Disadvantaged Commu- of School-Specific Targeted bach, Harvard University; Won Yunsoo Lee, Rutgers University Bureau University of New York; Sandra Getting from a(A) to B(A): The Homeownership nities Incentives on Student Achieve- Suh, Panorama Education Newman, Johns Hopkins Uni- Effect of Structured Transfer Alvaro A Mezza, Federal Ketra Rice, Centers for Disease ment Discussant(s): Discussant(s): versity Pathways in Community Col- Reserve - Board of Governors; Control; Anand Desai, The Ohio Matt Farber, University of Texas, When Students Don’t Care: TBD Tansel Yilmazer, The Ohio State leges Kamila Sommer, Federal Re- State University; Adam Eckerd, Austin Reexamining International University Asymmetry in Local Govern- Rachel Baker, Stanford Univer- serve Board Virginia Polytechnic Institute & Differences in Achievement and ment Responses to Population sity State University Who Believes in Me? the Effect Non-Cognitive Skills, Using Nov- Growth/Decline Discussant(s): of Student-Teacher Demograph- el Measures of Student Effort on Mark Skidmore, Michigan State Discussant(s): Brian McCabe, Georgetown Discussant(s): ic Match on Teachers’ Beliefs Surveys and Tests University David B. Monaghan, City Univer- University Tamara Dubowitz, RAND Seth Gershenson and Stephen Collin E. Hitt and Gema Zam- sity of New York Corporation Holt, American University; arro, University of Arkansas; Discussant(s): Clive Belfield, Queens College, Nicholas W. Papageorge, Johns Ildefonso Mendez, University of Leah Brooks, George Washing- City University of New York Hopkins University Murcia ton Unversity Mary Murphy, The Pew Charita- Discussant(s): Discussant(s): ble Trusts Shaun Dougherty, University of Katy Mazz, The New Teacher Connecticut Project Carrie Conaway, Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

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The Use of Evidence in Transitioning to Employ- Using and Improving Using Technology to Policy Analysis (METH) ment: Understanding the Modeling Efforts to Inform Improve Educational Employment Outcomes of Energy and Climate Policy Outcomes (EDU) Location: Transition Age Vocational (ENV) Foster I Rehabilitation Customers Location: (EMP) Location: Flamingo Chair: Board Room Jon Baron, Laura and John Location: Chair: Arnold Foundation Orchid A Chair: Kevin Stange, University of Kenneth R. Richards, Indiana Michigan Papers: Chair: University Evidence-Based Decision Purvi Sevak, Hunter College, Papers: Making in the Department of City University of New York Papers: Texting Students to Help Achieve Defense: Are We There Yet? An Assessment of the Efficacy Their Goals Wendy Ginsberg and Moshe Papers: and Cost of Alternative Carbon Phil Oreopoulos and Uros Schwartz, Congressional Re- The Employment, Earnings, and Mitigation Policies for the State Petronijevic, University of search Service Benefit Receipt Outcomes of of Indiana under the Framework Toronto Youth Vocational Rehabilitation of IN-MARKAL The Use of Analysis in Regulato- Applicants By Service Receipt Liwei Lu, Paul V. Preckel, Doug- Customized Nudging to Improve ry Policy Making Status las J. Gotham, and Andrew Liu, FAFSA Completion and Income Stuart Shapiro, Rutgers Univer- David Robertson Mann, Todd Purdue University Verification sity Honeycutt, and Cara Step- Lindsay C. Page, University of anczuk, Mathematica Policy A New Tool for Sub-State Pittsburgh; Benjamin L. Castle- Benefit Cost Analysis of Federal Research; Michelle Bailey, Social Modeling of Energy and Climate man, University of Virginia Transportation Safety Regula- Security Administration Policy: The Indiana Scalable tions Energy and Economy Model The Impact of Targeted Face- Gabriel Pina, Kerry Krutilla, The Long Term Employment Zachary Wendling, David C. book Advertisements on Student David Good, and John Graham, Outcomes of Transition-Age Warren, Jacob Bower-Bir, Barry Behavior Indiana University Supplemental Security Income Rubin, Kenneth R. Richards, and Christopher Avery and Michael Recipients Who Have Participat- Sanya Carley, Indiana University Luca, Harvard University; Ben- Discussant(s): ed in the Vocational Rehabilita- jamin L. Castleman, University David Anderson, Laura and John tion Program Improving Model-Based Sce- of Virginia;Lindsay C. Page, Uni- Arnold Foundation Hugh Berry, Leslie Caplan, and nario Analysis with Stochastic versity of Pittsburgh; Jonathan Jocelyn Logan-Friend, U.S. Optimization and Modeling to Smith, The College Board Department of Education Generate Alternatives Joseph F. DeCarolis, North Every Little Bit Counts: The The Effects of Youth Transition Carolina State University Impact of High-Speed Internet Programs on Labor Market on the Transition to College Outcomes Discussant(s): Jonathan Smith, The College John V. Pepper and Steven Carol Lenox, U.S. Environmental Board; Lisa Dettling and Sarena Stern, University of Virginia; Protection Agency F Goodman, Federal Reserve - David Dean and Robert Schmidt, Board of Governors University of Richmond Discussant(s): Discussant(s): Peter Bergman, Columbia Joe Ashley, Virginia Department University for Aging and Rehabilitative Susan Dynarski, University of Services Michigan Purvi Sevak, Hunter College, City University of New York

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Addressing Selection Bias Assets and Debt in Beyond the Bars: Building Skills in At-Risk College Access and Enhancing Teacher Evidence on the Effects Pay for Success (PM) in Observational Analysis American Lives: Findings Consequences of Parental Populations (EMP) Matriculation (EDU) Performance (EDU) of Affordable Housing of Intervention Impacts from 50 Years of the Incarceration on Child (HOUSE) Location: Location: Location: Location: (METH) National Longitudinal Outcomes (CRIME) Orchid A Brickell Center Jasmine Location: Johnson II Surveys (POV) Location: Location: Miami Lecture Hall Pearson I Location: Johnson I Chair: Chair: Chair: Moderator: Brickell South TBD Angela Boatman, Vanderbilt Lauren Sartain, University of Chair: Marta Urquilla,Beeck Chair: Chair: University Chicago Kenya Covington, California Center at Georgetown TBD Chair: Thomas A. Loughran, University Papers: State University, Northridge University A. Rupa Datta, National Opinion of Maryland Impacts of Mentoring As an Papers: Papers: Papers: Research Center Enhancement to Education and A Systematic Review of the Features of Teacher Preparation Papers: Speakers: When Adjusting for Covariates Papers: Training Programs for Young Cost-Effectiveness of College to Increase Beginning Teacher The Effect of Low-Income Ian Galloway, Federal Increases Selection Bias in Papers: Trajectories of Paternal Incarcer- Parents: Preliminary Impact Access Programs Retention Housing on Neighborhood Reserve Bank of San Impact Estimates: Bias-Am- Cross-Cohort Changes in Entry ation and Child Wellbeing Findings from the Young Parents Rebecca Maynard and Wendy Courtney Preston and Kirby Mobility: Evidence from Linked Francisco, John Roman, plification and Cancellation of into First Marriage: Does Debt Kristin Turney, University of Demonstration Evaluation Castillo, University of Pennsyl- Browning, Florida State Univer- Micro-Data The Urban Institute, Jeff Offsetting Biases Matter, and Has This Association California, Irvine; Christopher Burt Barnow, George Washing- vania sity Quentin Brummet, U.S. Census Shumway, Social Finance Peter Steiner, University of Changed over Time Wildeman, Cornell University ton University; Lauren Eyster, Bureau; Otavio Bartalotti, Iowa US and David Butler, Wisconsin - Madison; Yongnam Fenaba Addo, University of Wis- The Urban Institute; John Trutko, Federal Pell Grants and College The Effect of Teacher Training on State University MDRC Kim, University of Wisconsin - consin - Madison; Jason Houle, Parental Incarceration and Capital Research Corporation; Matriculation of Students Pursu- Student Achievement: Evidence Madison Dartmouth College School-Level Contextual Effects: Tracy Vericker, Westat ing Online Education from the Caucasus The Effect of Housing Voucher Description: An Analysis of the Academic Tatyana Guzman, Cleveland Alejandro Ome, Yvonne Cao, Receipt on Student Achievement A growing number of cities A Comparative Assessment of Determinants of Household Achievement Gap and the Stig- An Evaluation of America Work’s State University; Maureen and Alicia Menendez, University and Attainment: Evidence from and states are now using the Bias and Precision of Differ- Wealth at Age 50: Evidence from ma Hypothesis (NYC’s Employment Service Pirog and Haeil Jung, Indiana of Chicago Wisconsin an innovative, relatively ence-in-Differences and Ancova the NLSY79 Brielle E. Bryan, Harvard Uni- Provider) Contextualized Litera- University Deven Carlson, University of risk-free approach to fund Estimators Audrey Light, The Ohio State versity cy Program Teachers As Middle Managers: Oklahoma; Robert Haveman, these programs. Pay for Fatih Unlu, Abt Associates, Inc.; University; Kathleen McGarry, Swati Desai, University at Albany Optimal Spatial Distribution of Examining the Impact of Teacher Hannah Miller, and Barbara Success (PFS) financing Cristofer Price, Abt Associates, University of California, Los Prison from the Outside: Eval- - SUNY; Andrew Silverstein, City Colleges Leadership Development on Stu- Wolfe, University of Wisconsin - allows governments to Inc. Angeles uating the Pain of the Prison University of New York; Ashley Alec Kennedy and Mark Long, dent Achievement and Teacher Madison maximize the services System Program Putnam, America Works University of Washington Retention provided to those in need, Causal Inference Vs. Prediction: 50 Years of American Indebt- B. Danielle Williams, University Kata Mihaly, Ben Master, and The Impact of Affordable while ensuring taxpayer When Selection on the Observa- edness and Policies That Have of Southern California Impact Results of a Randomized Discussant(s): Cate Yoon, RAND Corporation Housing on the Structure and dollars are allocated bles Is Almost Always Violated Shaped It Controlled Trial Study of Four Rajeev Darolia, University of Content of Social Networks: A in the smartest, most Hye-Sung Kim, The University of Charles Pierret, U.S. Department Beyond Behavior: Paternal Health Care and Green Jobs Missouri Teacher Collaboration in Regression Discontinuity Study efficient way. Under the Georgia of Labor; A. Rupa Datta, National Incarceration and Cognitive De- Training Programs Brent Evans, Vanderbilt Univer- Instructional Teams and Student of Low-Income Households in PFS model, governments Opinion Research Center velopment into Middle Childhood Julie A. Williams, Karin Mar- sity Achievement New York City identify programs with the Discussant(s): Anna R. Haskins, Cornell Univer- tinson, and Laura Peck, Abt Matthew Ronfeldt, Susanna Elyzabeth Gaumer and Ahuva potential to solve high-pri- TBD Discussant(s): sity Associates, Inc.; Karen Needels, Farmer, and Kiel McQueen, Jacobowitz, NYC Department ority social problems, and Lisa Keister, Duke University Mathematica Policy Research University of Michigan; Jason of Housing Preservation and private investors cover the Discussant(s): Grissom, Vanderbilt University Development; Jeanne Brooks- cost of those programs Johanna Lacoe, Mathematica The Value of Information for Gunn, Columbia University up front. The government Policy Research Choices of Education and Train- Discussant(s): only pays the bill if an Jennifer Doleac, University of ing: Experimental Evidence on TBD The Impact of Affordable Hous- independent evaluator de- Virginia Customer-Focused Scorecard ing on the Well-Being of Low-In- termines that the program Performance Reporting Systems come Households: Findings from has achieved its goals Alex Ruder and Barry Sopher, an Experimental Study in New and produced a cost sav- Rutgers University York City ings. This evidence-based Elyzabeth Gaumer and Ahuva approach helps to reorient Discussant(s): Jacobowitz, NYC Department government spending TBD of Housing Preservation and by directing resources Development; Jeanne Brooks- to programs that are Gunn, Columbia University proven to actually make a difference. Discussant(s): TBD

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Evidence-Based Sustain- Examining Issues of Explosive Issues: Waivers, Fathers and Child Support: ability Planning in Cities: College Access and Welfare, and Immigration What’s Associated with Evaluating City Climate Readiness in New York (POL) Payments and What Are Action Plans and Media City: Lessons from a Their Effects? (CHILD) Reports in US, India & Research-Practitioner Location: China (ENV) Partnership (EDU) President’s Room Location: Merrick I Location: Location: Chair: Board Room Hibiscus Judith Gueron, MDRC Chair: Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers Chair: Chair: Papers: University Richard Feiock, Florida State Colin Chellman, City University Presidential Policymaking at the University of New York State Level Papers: Elizabeth K. Mann, University of Does Joint Legal Custody En- Papers: Papers: Michigan gage Never-Married Fathers in The Diffusion of Climate Pro- Understanding College Enroll- Financial Support for Children? tection Approaches Across U.S. ment Trends in New York City By Restoring the Entrails of Welfare Daniel R. Meyer and Yiyu Chen, Cities with Distinct Greenhouse Neighborhood Reform University of Wisconsin - Mad- Gas Emissions Profile Types Charmaine Lester, New York Michael L Wiseman, George ison J.C. Martel and Rachel Krause, City Department of Education Washington University; Zachary University of Kansas Parolin, Oxford University Money, Time, or Something Could a Top-10 Percent Plan In-Between? The Meaning of How Community-Wide Infra- Work in New York City? Discussant(s): Informal Support for Father-Child structure-Based GHG Footprint- Kerstin Gentsch, Sarah Truelsch, Robert Doar, American Enter- Relationships ing Informs Climate Action Plans and Andrew Wallace, City Uni- prise Institute Maureen R. Waller, Allison in China, India, and the United versity of New York Dwyer Emory, and Elise Paul, States Cornell University Andrew Fang, University of Do Indicators of College Readi- Minnesota ness Work for All Students? Child Support and Young Chil- Vanessa Marie Coca and Kristin dren’s Nutritional Status Policy Narratives: An Analysis of Elizabeth Black, NYU - Re- Laura Cuesta, Rutgers Univer- Climate and Air Issues in Delhi, search Alliance for New York City sity India Schools Daniel Paul Costie, University of Discussant(s): Colorado - Denver Discussant(s): David J. Pate, Jr., University of Benjamin L. Castleman, Univer- Wisconsin, Milwaukee Regional Governance for Sus- sity of Virginia tainable Transportation: Meas- Kalena E. Cortes, Texas A&M uring GHG Reduction Actions University in Long Range Transportation Plans Megan Mullin, Duke University

Discussant(s): Christopher M. Weible, Universi- ty of Colorado - Denver Michelle Lee, Indiana University

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Fiscal Consequences of Gender in the Workplace Governmental Performance Health Insurance Coverage Inequality of Educational Information Provision to Intended and Unintend- Latino Immigration: Policy Local Government Policies (EQ) and Stakeholder Percep- and Effects in Special Opportunity and Outcomes Improve Energy and ed Consequences of and Outcomes (POP) (PM) tions: Evidence from Populations (HEALTH) (EDU) Environmental Outcomes Health Care Mechanisms Location: Experimental Interventions (ENV) (HEALTH) Location: Location: Tuttle South (PM) Location: Location: Stanford Ibis Brickell Prefunction Tuttle North Location: Location: Chair: Location: Gautier Tuttle Prefunction Chair: Chair: Donna Ginther, University of Tuttle Center Chair: Chair: Gabriel Sanchez, University Rebecca Hendrick, University of Kansas David Frisvold, University of TBD Chair: Chair: of New Mexico, Robert Wood Illinois, Chicago Chair: Iowa Daniel Matisoff, Georgia Institute Jill K. Clark, The Ohio State Johnson Center for Health Policy Papers: Richard M. Walker, City Universi- Papers: of Technology University Papers: An Experimental Analysis of the ty of Hong Kong Papers: The Racial College Completion Fiscal Returns of Transporta- Role of Gender in Group Deci- Health Care Access and Afforda- Gap: Evidence from Texas Papers: Papers: tion Investments in Minnesota sion Making Papers: bility Among Lesbian, Gay and Stella Flores and Dominique Agent-based explanations of Do Kidney Exchanges Improve Papers: Counties Robert Greenbaum, Noah Dor- Ideological Dispositions and Bisexual Adults: Results from Baker, Vanderbilt University; solar energy adoption and impli- Patient Outcomes? An Analysis Latino’s Connections to Immi- Zhirong (Jerry) Zhao, University mady, and Kimberly Young, The Citizens’ Evaluation of the Public the Health Reform Monitoring Toby Park, Florida State Uni- cations for incentive programs in of Crowd-Out, Graft Survival, grants: How Knowing a Depor- of Minnesota Ohio State University Sector Survey versity Germany and Match Quality tee Impacts Latino Health Ulrik Hvidman, Aarhus University Laura Skopec and Sharon Long, Heike I. Brugger, University of Keith F. Teltser, Michigan State Maria Liuvaudais, Gabriel Effects of School District Income Gender, Values, Priorities and The Urban Institute Why Are Immigrants and the Konstanz; Adam Douglas Henry, University Sanchez, and Melina Juarez, Taxes on Property Values: An Satisfaction in STEM Occupa- Biases and Governing: Exper- Children of Immigrants More University of Arizona Robert Wood Johnson Center Unintended Consequence tions imental Evidence from Elected State Chip Policies and Access Likely to Obtain a STEM Effects of a Global Payment and for Health Policy; Edward D. Phuong Nguyen-Hoang, Uni- Margaret E. Blume-Kohout, New Officials Use of Performance to Health Care for Children of Degree? the Role of English What Is the Evidence for Chang- Accountable Care Model on Vargas, University of Wisconsin versity of Iowa; Michael Hayes, Mexico Consortium Data Mexican Immigrants: Reducing Proficiency es in Eco-Labeling Require- Substance Use Disorder Service - Madison Rutgers University - Camden Donald Moynihan, University of Disparities in Health Care Utili- Pavel Dramski, The Partnership ments?: Comparing the Dynamic Use and Spending Power in Numbers? A Dynamic Wisconsin - Madison; Poul Aaes zation Among America’s Children for a New American Economy Nature of Forest Stewardship Haiden Huskamp, Zirui Song, Health Effects of Local Immigra- How Does the Change of Local Model of Wages and Gender Nielsen, University of Southern Deborah Graefe, Gordon De Council and Sustainable For- and Michael Chernew, Harvard tion Enforcement on Mexican Government Structure Affect Sorting in the Face of Time-Vary- Denmark Jong, and Stephanie Howe How Persistent Are Differences estry Initiative Standards in the University; Elizabeth Stuart and Immigrants in the US Property Values? a Case Study ing Prejudice Hasanali, Pennsylvania State in the Academic Effects of Middle United States Colleen L. Barry, Johns Hopkins Julia Shu-Huah Wang and Neer- of Village Dissolution in Upstate Melinda Petre, University of Cal- Are More Options Always a University Schools? Devin Judge-Lord and Benja- University; Julie Donohue, aj Kaushal, Columbia University New York ifornia, Irvine; Timothy N. Bond, Good Thing for Citizens? An Tracey L. Shollenberger, min Cashore, Yale University; University of Pittsburgh; Shelly Pengju Zhang, Syracuse Uni- Purdue University Experimental Study of School Survey of Hispanics Regarding Christopher Jencks, and Jared Constance McDermott, Oxford F. Greenfield, McLean Hospital; Closing the Gap: The Impact of versity Choice, Performance and Sat- Their Understanding of and Ex- Schachner, Harvard University University Kenneth Duckworth, Blue Cross Daca on the Earnings Among The Effects of Comparable isfaction periences with the ACA: Towards Blue Shield of Massachusetts; Latinas An Evaluation of the Use of Spe- Worth Policies in State Govern- Oliver James, University of Informing Efforts to Increase Discussant(s): Leveraging Energy Disclosure Jeffrey Simmons, Independent Melina Juarez and Joaquin Al- cial Service Area: A Mixed-Meth- ment Exeter; Sebastian Jilke, Erasmus Hispanics’ Access to Healthcare Gary Ritter, University of Data to Better Understand the fredo-Angel Rubalcaba, Robert od Study on Chicago Metropol- Jeffrey Zax, University of Colora- Universiteit; Gregg Van Ryzin, in a Post ACA World Arkansas Role of Building Ownership Type Unintended Effects of High- Wood Johnson Center for Health itan Area do - Boulder Rutgers University Gabriel Sanchez and Samuel in Energy Consumption Stakes Performance Incentives: Policy Ayman Bari, Rebecca Hendrick, Howarth, Robert Wood Johnson Elizabeth Hewitt, Stony Brook Evidence from Organ Transplant and Dody Hutabarat, University Discussant(s): Service Users and Manager Center for Health Policy; Maria University Lauren Nicholas, Johns Hopkins Discussant(s): of Illinois, Chicago; Shu Wang, Misty L. Heggeness, National Perceptions of Performance Livaudais, University of New University Edward D. Vargas, University of Michigan State University Institutes of Health Information Use: Performance Mexico How Effective Are Building Wisconsin - Madison Terra McKinnish, University of Dimensions and Data Credibility Energy Disclosure Policies? Discussant(s): Julia Gelatt, The Urban Institute Discussant(s): Colorado - Boulder M. Jin Lee and Richard M. Discussant(s): Analyzing the Impacts on Energy Marcelo Coca Perraillon, Amy Ellen Schwartz, New York Walker, City University of Hong Johanna Catherine Maclean, Use and Carbon Emissions University of Colorado and Cathy University Kong; Oliver James, University Temple University Constantine E. Kontokosta, New Schoen, The Commonwealth Shu Wang, Michigan State of Exeter Stacey McMorrow, The Urban York University Fund University Institute Discussant(s): Discussant(s): Claudia N. Avellaneda, Indiana Timothy Smith, University of University Minnesota

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Measuring Teacher Motivations and Networks New Evidence on Poverty Take Up and Effects of Performance (EDU) in Research Collaborations Measurement, The Safety Private Insurance Coverage (SCI) Net, and the Great after the ACA (HEALTH) Location: Recession (POV) Japengo Location: Location: Grenada Location: Tequesta Chair: Zamora Steven W. Hemelt, University of Chair: Chair: Michigan TBD Chair: Jeffrey B. Wenger, TBD The University of Georgia Papers: Papers: Is the System Solid? Assessing Understanding the Motivation of Papers: Papers: the Validity, Reliability, and Bias Chinese Returnee Scholars in The Growing Importance of Taking Cover(age): Offer and of Teacher Evaluation Measures Research Collaboration Measuring the Benefits of Take-up of Employer-Sponsored Elizabeth Barkowski, Deborah Feng Li, Hohai University Government Provided Health Insurance after the ACA Van Kummer, and Sarah Beck, Insurance in the Debate over Its Joelle Abramowitz and Brett American Institutes for Research Network Embeddedness and Costs: The Case of Working-Age O’Hara, U.S. Census Bureau Bounded Rationality in Knowl- People with Disabilities The Common Core Conundrum: edge Partner Selection in Public Sean Lyons, Congressional The Impact of the Affordable To What Extent Should We Research Institutions Budget Office; Richard Bur- Care Act Young Adult Provision Worry That Test and Curriculum Minyoung Ku and R. Karl khauser, Cornell University; Jeff on Marriage and Childbearing: Changes Will Affect Test-Based Rethemeyer, University at Alba- Larrimore, Federal Reserve Evidence from Tax Data Measures of Teacher Perfor- ny - SUNY Board Bradley Heim and Kosali Simon, mance? Indiana University; Ithai Z. Lurie, Ben Backes, James Cowan, and Linking Network Structures with The Impact of the Great Re- U.S. Department of the Treasury Zeyu Xu, American Institutes Dyad Relations: Examination cession on Employment and for Research; Dan Goldhaber, of the CTSA Program and Program Participation Impact of the ARRA Cobra University of Washington; Cory Knowledge Transfer in Scholarly Robert Goerge and Wladimir Subsidy Koedel, University of Missouri Collaboration Networks Zanoni, Chapin Hall at the Uni- Jillian Berk and Anu Rangarajan, MengHao Li, George Mason versity of Chicago; Nick Mader, Mathematica Policy Research Validating Value-Added Meas- University University of Chicago ures of Teacher Performance Discussant(s): Ali Protik and Steven Glazer- Enhancing Governance Risk An Updated Perspective on the Matthew D. Eisenberg, Johns man, Mathematica Policy Profiles through Leveraging U.S. Safety Net: Who Gets What Hopkins University Research National Political Institutions for and How Much Among Low-In- Sarah Hamersma, University of Transnational Nanotechnology come Households Florida Discussant(s): Governance Rhiannon Claire Patterson, TBD David Cristian Morar, George Theresa Lo, Brittni Milam, and Mason University; Alexander M. Gale Harris, U.S. Government Smith and Jonah Bea-Taylor, Accountability Office Georgia Institute of Technology Using Linked Survey and Admin- Discussant(s): istrative Data to Better Measure Li Tang, Shanghai University of Income: Implications for Poverty, Finance and Economics Program Effectiveness and Holes in the Safety Net Bruce Meyer, University of Chi- cago; Nikolas Mittag, CERGE- EI/Charles University

Discussant(s): Philip Armour, Cornell University

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The Cognitive and Understanding the Unemployment Insurance What Drives Public Work and Family Policies: Poster Session & Luncheon Non-Cognitive Effects of Effects of Food Assistance Issues (EMP) Servants? (PM) How Can Policy Reduce the Forecasting the Promoting School Vouchers: New Programs and the Food Tensions Between Work & Effects of Public Evidence-Based Location: Evidence from Indiana, Environment Using the Location: Location: Family? (CHILD) Policies on Budgets Policies and Riverfront South/Central Louisiana, and Milwaukee National Household Food Orchid B Pearson II and People (METH) Programs: Federal, (EDU) Assistance Acquisition and Location: State, and Foundation For more information on the Purchase Survey (POV) Chair: Chair: Merrick II Location: Perspectives (PM) posters in this session, please Location: TBD Henry Smart, Virginia Polytech- Foster I refer to the Poster section of this Flamingo Location: nic Institute & State University Chair: Location: program. Brickell North Papers: Spence Kjell Purnell, Florida Moderator: Johnson II Chair: Reassessing the Effects of Papers: State University Louise Sheiner,Brookings Joshua Cowen, Michigan State Chair: Unemployment Insurance From Whence It Came: An Institute Moderator: University Michele Ver Ploeg, U.S. Generosity on Search Intensity: Empirical Study of the Influence Papers: Donald Moynihan,Uni- Department of Agriculture New Evidence from Earnings of Education on Developing Evaluation of State Parental Speakers: versity of Wisconsin - Papers: Histories Public Service Ethos Leave Policies in the United Henry Aaron, Brook- Madison Vouchers in the Crossroads: Papers: Lewis Handley Warren, Universi- Stephen Holt, American Uni- States ñEvidence from Parents’ ings Institution; Jessica Heterogeneous Impacts on Using Foodaps to Examine Daily ty of Kentucky versity Subjective Well Being Banthin, Congressional Speakers: Student Achievement and At- Variation in Food Spending dur- Ipshita Pal, Columbia University Budget Office; David Mary Hyde, Corporation tendance Across Private Schools ing the SNAP Issuance Cycle Quantifying the Benefits of So- Collaborative Initiatives: How Kamin, New York Univer- for National and Com- in Indiana John A. Kirlin, U.S. Department cial Insurance: Unemployment Public Service Motivation and Static or Dynamic?: Identifying sity; Robert Reischauer, munity Service; Brian R. Joseph Waddington, Universi- of Agriculture Insurance and Health Organizational Capacity Shape Longitudinal Patterns of Nonpa- The Urban Institute Bumbarger, Pennsylvania ty of Notre Dame; Mark Berends, Elira Kuka, Southern Methodist Public Servants’ Support rental Child Care Participation State University; Gary Notre Dame University Predicting the Effects of Re- University Jesse W. Campbell, Higher during Nonstandard Hours Using Description: VanLandingham, The stricting Purchases of Sugary School of Economics the ECLS-B Quantitative policy Pew Charitable Trusts An Evaluation of Cognitive and Drinks and Low-Nutrition Foods Policy and Job Quality: The Casey H. Boyd-Swan, Kent analysis is often used Non-Cognitive Skills in the Loui- with SNAP Benefits on the Food Effects of State Unemployment "What’s in It for Me?" Testing If State University retrospectively to evaluate Description: siana Scholarship Program Choices of Children and Their Insurance Taxes on Temporary and When Self-Interest Crowds the consequences of a The roundtable will have Jonathan Mills, Albert Cheng, Families Help Services Employment out Mission Support and Delivery How Would Guaranteed Child policy after it has been one perspective from and Patrick Wolf, University of Chen Zhen, RTI International, Adrienne Edisis, Virginia William G. Resh, University of Care Subsidies Affect Families’ implemented. But it also the federal government Arkansas Inc.; Biing-Hwan Lin, Lisa Manci- Polytechnic Institute & State Southern California; John D. Expenses and Government plays an important role (NCNS SIF), one from no, and Michele Ver Ploeg, U.S. University Marvel, George Mason Univer- Costs? Results from National in providing guidance to state government (EPIS- School Choice,College Enroll- Department of Agriculture sity and State-Level Analysis policy makers as they Center), and one from a ment, and Persistence: Evidence Effects the Unemployment Linda Giannarelli and Sarah consider potential policy foundation (Pew-MacAr- from the Milwaukee Parental Variation in Food Prices and Insurance Work Test on Match Discussant(s): Minton, The Urban Institute alternatives. Although thur Results First initiative) Choice Program SNAP Adequacy for Purchasing Quality and Other Long-Term Henry Smart, Virginia Polytech- some policy options are on strategies they have John Witte, University of Wis- the Thrifty Food Plan Employment Outcomes nic Institute & State University The Effects of Workplace Breast- preferred (or disliked) by used to promote evi- consin - Madison; Brian Kisida Garret Christensen, Berkeley Marta Lachowska, W.E. Upjohn as chair feeding Benefits on Women’s legislators because of dence-based approaches. and Patrick Wolf, University of Initiative for Transparency in Institute; Stephen Woodbury, Feeding and Labor Market ideological or political con- Roundtable participants Arkansas the Social Sciences; Erin Todd Michigan State University; Merve Outcomes siderations, many debates will discuss the policies, Bronchetti, Swarthmore College Meral, University of Massachu- Siying Liu, University of Pitts- about policy center on processes, challenges, Discussant(s): setts, Dartmouth burgh empirical questions: How and strategies for pro- Christina Tuttle, Mathematica The Spatial Context of Food much will this option cost? moting evidence-based Policy Research Shopping: Understanding How Discussant(s): Discussant(s): How many people will win policies from these three Rajashri Chakrabarti, Federal Local Food Retailer Access TBD Anja Karolina Tolonen, University or lose? different perspectives. Reserve Bank of New York and Pricing Affect Household of Gothenburg Panelists will discuss the Behavior unique roles that each Scott Allard, University of type of actor can play, Washington; Patricia Ruggles, under what circumstanc- University of Chicago es; as well as synergies of efforts by the different Discussant(s): actors. Brynne Keith-Jennings, Center for Budget and Policy Priorities Garret Christensen, Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences 138 139 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

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Bureaucratic Politics and College Access and Choice Diffusion of Innovations: Exploring the Impact of Policymaking (POL) (EDU) Insights from Sustainable Mobility and Assignment Energy Transition in the Strategies on Student Location: Location: U.S. and Europe (ENV) Educational Experiences President’s Room Hibiscus and Outcomes (EDU) Location: Chair: Chair: Gautier Location: Kevin Kosar, R Street Institute Alexander K. Mayer, MDRC Tuttle North Chair: Papers: Papers: Rachel Krause, University of Chair: Whose Priority Is It? What Is the Top College Best for All Kansas Yasmin Rodriguez, Beloit Determines Spending Choices Students? Evidence from Texas College on Fire Risk Reduction Projects Sean C Lewis-Faupel and Jason Papers: By Federal Land Management Fletcher, University of Wisconsin Mayors As Policy Entrepreneurs: Papers: Agencies Does Social Capital Encourage Sorting, School Performance, Heather Hodges and Sarah An- Facilitating the Transition to Climate Change Policies at the and Quality: Evidence from derson, University of California, Postsecondary Education: The City Level? China Santa Barbara; Stuart Kasdin, Impact of Early Colleges Nives Dolsak, University of Yang Song, Colgate University George Washington University Julie Edmunds, University of Washington, University of North Carolina, Greensboro; Ljubljana The Impact of within and Be- Money, Power and Motives: Fatih Unlu and Lily Fesler, Abt tween School Mobility on Instruc- Factors That Influence Disaster Associates, Inc.; Elizabeth Glen- Diffusion Along Transmission tional Quality and Growth Declarations nie, RTI International, Inc. Lines: The Case of Utility Decou- Peter Goff and Gwendolyn S. Henry Smart, Virginia Polytech- pling Policy Baxley, University of Wisconsin nic Institute & State University The Impact of Virtual College Yu Wang, Iowa State University - Madison Advising on Disadvantaged Discretion in Implementation: Students’ College Enrollment: Advanced Metering Infra- The Impact of Replacing Princi- Analyzing Variance in Legislative Evidence from a Random As- structure Deployment in the pals on Student Achievement in Grants of Authority to Federal signment Field Experiment United States: The Impact of DC Schools Agencies Sarah Reber and Meredith Multi-Tiered Governance and Elias Walsh and Dallas Dotter, Stuart Kasdin and Christopher Phillips, University of California, Contextual Changes Mathematica Policy Research Carrigan, George Washington Los Angeles Shan Zhou and Daniel Matisoff, University Georgia Institute of Technology Discussant(s): Race and Ethnicity Matters: Courtney Preston, Florida State Agency Type and Budget Alloca- Heterogeneous Effects of the Discussant(s): University tion: Does It Make a Difference? Post-9/11 GI Bill on Veterans’ Victor D. Cruz Aceves, University Hyokyung Kwak and Jinhai Yu, College Enrollments of Kiel University of Kentucky Joaquin Alfredo-Angel Rubalca- David Carroll, APPRISE ba, University of New Mexico Incorporated Discussant(s): Andrew Feldman, US Office of Discussant(s): Management and Budget TBD

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Family Stability and Parent- Fiscal Institutions and Their Framing Performance Innovations in Evaluation ing in the Great Recession Effect on Governance (PM) Assessments (PM) for Improved Internal and (CHILD) External Validity (METH) Location: Location: Location: Johnson II Ibis Location: Merrick I Foster I Chair: Chair: Chair: Thad D. Calabrese, New York Obed Q Pasha, University of Chair: Caroline Danielson, Public Policy University Massachusetts, Amherst Robert Olsen, Abt Associates, Institute of California Inc. Papers: Papers: Papers: Fiscal Rules and Social Welfare Student Perceptions of Dis- Papers: Are Unions More Likely to Dis- Provision: Evidence from a ciplinary Policy: Does School Propensity Scores and Causal solve for Married and Cohab- Panel of Countries Representation Matter? Inference Using Machine Learn- iting Parents during the Great Rahul Pathak, Georgia State Christine H. Roch, Mahmoud ing Methods Recession? University A. A. Elsayed, and Jason T Ed- Austin Nichols, DeBruce Foun- Yiyu Chen, University of Wiscon- wards, Georgia State University dation; Linden McBride, Cornell sin - Madison Form of Government and Public University Spending in a Fiscal Crisis Organizational Social Capital The Great Recession and Evgenia Gorina, University of and Performance Information Assessing Statistical Methods for Parenting Texas, Dallas Use: Analyzing the Relationship Estimating Population Average Will Schneider, Jeanne Brooks- and Its Implication for Public Treatment Effects from Purpo- Gunn, and Jane Waldfogel, The Effect of State Fiscal Mon- Management sive Samples in Education Columbia University itoring Systems: Evidence from Michele Tantardini, Florida Inter- Elizabeth Stuart, Johns Hopkins Regression Discontinuity Design national University University Effects of Local Job Losses on Il Hwan Chung and Daniel Wil- Child Maltreatment Injuries and liams, Baruch College The Effects of Race and Gender External Validity in Fuzzy Re- Investigations Repertoires on Citizens’ Evalu- gression Discontinuity Designs Anika Schenck-Fontaine, Anna Discussant(s): ations of Bureaucratic Decision Marinho Bertanha, Core-UcLou- Gassman-Pines, Christina Thad D. Calabrese, New York Outcomes vain Gibson-Davis, and Elizabeth University Barry Bozeman, Marla Parker, Ananat, Duke University and Justin M. Stritch, Arizona Internal and External Validity of State University Using Regression Discontinuity Discussant(s): Designs to Estimate Causal Lawrence Berger, University of Responses to Failure and Effects Away from the Cutoff Wisconsin - Madison the Publicness of Services: Hanley Chiang, Mathematica Jenni Owen, Duke University Experiments on Citizens’ Versus Policy Research Consumers’ Willingness to Coproduce Discussant(s): Oliver James, University of Jeffrey Smith, University of Exeter; Sebastian Jilke, Erasmus Michigan Universiteit Thomas Cook, Northwestern University Discussant(s): Katherine Destler, George Mason University

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Innovative Uses of Data to Inter-Generational Effects Interactions Between Sessions Continue t Answer Policy Questions of Gender, Marriage, and Healthcare and Social (POV) Income (CHILD) Insurance Programs (HEALTH) Location: Location: Brickell South Tequesta Location: Tuttle South Chair: Chair: Nikolas Mittag, CERGE-EI Brad Wilcox, University of Chair: Virginia Nan Maxwell, Mathematica Papers: Policy Research Black and White: Race and Papers: Access to Capital for Startups Estimating the Effect of Late Life Papers: Robert Fairlie, University of Income on Intergenerational The Effect of Expanding Med- California, Santa Cruz; David Transfers icaid on Supplemental Security Robinson, Duke University; Alicia Kathryn Anne Edwards, Malcolm Income Program Participation Robb, University of California, Kang, Nishaad Rao, and Kegon Marguerite Burns, University Follow Berkeley Teng Kok Tan, University of of Wisconsin - Madison; Laura APPAM Wisconsin - Madison Dague, Texas A&M University How Do Short-Term Fluctuations Online! in Home Resources Affect Chil- Gender Differences in Educa- Does Increased Access to dren? Evidence from the Timing tional and Occupational Mobility Health Insurance Impact Claims of TANF and SNAP Payments Across Three Generations in for Workers’ Compensation? Randall Reback, Barnard Col- Sweden Evidence from Massachusetts lege, Columbia University; David Liana Fox, Abt Associates, Health Care Reform Frisvold, University of Iowa; Inc.; Karin Halldén, Stockholm Erin Todd Bronchetti, Ezra Golberstein, University of University Swarthmore College; Melissa Minnesota McInerney, Tufts University Marriage Timing, Schooling @APPAM_DC Much Ado about Nothing? Decision and Inter-Generational Social Security Benefit Claiming Evidence Suggests No Adverse Effects: An Instrumental Variable and Medicare Utilization: What Effects of Payday Lending on Approach Can Health Care Utilization Tell facebook.com/APPAMDC Military Members Naveen Sunder, Cornell Uni- Us about Work Capacity? # Susan Payne Carter and William versity John Bound and Helen G Levy, Skimmyhorn, United States Mili- University of Michigan; Lau- #2015APPAM tary Academy at West Point Discussant(s): ren Nicholas, Johns Hopkins TBD University Discussant(s): Conference WiFi: Elira Kuka, Southern Methodist Discussant(s): APPAM University Sarah Hamersma, University of Florida Denise Hoffman, Mathematica Password: Policy Research AIR

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Intersections Between Migration and Health (POP) Older Workers’ Self- Performance Pays in Physician Incentives and Poverty, Programs, and Power Analysis in Design- Programs and Policies to Family Economic and Employment Trends and Teaching (EDU) Responses to Health Other Outcomes (POV) ing Cluster Randomized Help Vulnerable Children Housing Instability and Location: Prospects (EMP) Policies (HEALTH) Trials to Detect the Main, and Youth (CHILD) Family and Child Well- Stanford Location: Location: Moderation, and Mediation Being (POV) Location: Flamingo Location: Zamora Effects (METH) Location: Chair: Orchid A Brickell Prefunction Merrick II Location: Xiaochu Hu, George Mason Chair: Chair: Location: Brickell North University Chair: Steven Glazerman, Mathematica Chair: David Johnson, Bureau of Pearson I Chair: Christine Thurlow Brenner, Uni- Policy Research Tony LoSasso, University of Economic Analysis Megan Stevenson, University of Chair: Papers: versity of Massachusetts, Boston Illinois, Chicago Chair: Pennsylvania Daniel Gubits, Abt Associates, The Heterogeneous Long-Run Papers: Papers: Laura Peck, Abt Associates, Inc. Inc. Health Consequences of Ru- Papers: Pay By Design: Teacher Perfor- Papers: The Role of National Income, Papers: ral-Urban Migration Retirement Patterns in the New mance Pay Design and the Distri- The Effects of Broader Scope of Household Income, and Trans- Papers: Becoming Adults: One-Year Papers: Janna E. Johnson, University Retirement Landscape bution of Student Achievement Practice Laws for Certified Nurse fers in Inequality Statistical Power for Short, Com- Impact Findings from the Youth The Connection Between Family of Minnesota; Evan J Taylor, Joseph Quinn, Boston Col- Prashant Loyalka, James Chu, Midwives Bradley Hardy, American Univer- parative Interrupted Time Series Villages Transitional Living Homelessness and Foreclosures University of Michigan lege; Kevin Cahill and Michael and Scott Rozelle, Stanford Uni- Sara Markowtiz and E. Kathleen sity; David Johnson, Bureau of Designs with Aggregated Data Evaluation over the Most Recent Housing Giandrea, The Center on Aging versity; Sean Sylvia, Renmin Uni- Adams, Emory University Economic Analysis Andrew P. Swanlund and Ryan Melanie A. Skemer and Erin Cycle Estimating Program Eligibility for and Work at Boston College versity; Chengfang Liu, Chinese T. Williams, American Institutes Jacobs Valentine, MDRC; Mark Anne E. Winkler and Patrick State Health Insurance Cover- Academy of Sciences; Yaojiang Saving Lives or Saving Money? Trends in Pension Cash-out at for Research; Kelly Hallberg, Courtney, University of Chicago Fowler, Washington University in age for Unauthorized Immigrants What Are the Outcomes Associ- Shi, Shaanxi Normal University Understanding the Dual Nature Job Change and the Effects on University of Chicago St. Louis Across California ated with Self-Employment at the of Physician Preferences Long-Term Health and Economic Locally Designed Home Visiting Laura Hill, Shannon McConville, Older Ages? A Random Assignment Experi- Alice Chen and Darius Lak- Outcomes Power Analysis to Detect the Program Has Sustained Impacts Heterogeneity of Child Well- and Iwunze Ugo, Public Policy John Scott and Jeremy Grant ment to Examine the Impact of dawalla, University of Southern Philip Armour, Michael Hurd, Continuous Moderator Effects in on Child Development & Parent- Being in Families Experiencing Institute of California Moulton, University of North Performance Pay on Teacher California and Susann Rohwedder, RAND Cluster Randomized Trials ing Quality Homelessness: Do Housing Carolina at Chapel Hill Retention in High-Poverty Schools Corporation Nianbo Dong, University of Mis- Sarah Benatar, Heather Sand- Interventions Influence Profiles Child Health in Mixed-Status David P. Manzeske, Ryan T. Physician Incentives and the souri; Jessaca Spybrook, West- strom, Ian Hill, Erica Greenberg, of Risk and Resiliency? Latino Families: How Immigra- Wealth Inequality and Older Williams, Benjamin R. West, and Rise in C-Sections: Evidence Child Poverty and Scholastic ern Michigan University; Ben and Timothy Triplett, The Urban Scott Brown, Vanderbilt Univer- tion Policy Impacts Child Health Entrepreneurship Robert M. Stonehill, American from Canada Success: The Mediating Effect of Kelcey, University of Cincinnati Institute; Todd Franke, Tina sity Vickie Ybarra, University of New Christian E. Weller, Center for Institutes for Research Maripier Isabelle, Sara Allin, the Brain Christie, Maria Lourdes Brown, Mexico; Edward D. Vargas, Uni- American Progress; Jeffrey Michael Baker, and Mark Stabile, Nicole Hair, University of Mich- Statistical Power for Design- and Jenn Ho, University of Cali- Examining the Intersections of versity of Wisconsin - Madison B. Wenger, The University of Does Performance Pay Make University of Toronto igan; Barbara Wolfe and Seth ing Studies of Cluster-Level fornia, Los Angeles Economic Instability, Child Care, Georgia Teachers Stay? an Evaluation of Pollak, University of Wisconsin Mediation and Parenting during and after Discussant(s): Newark Public School’s Teacher Supply-Side Effects from Child - Madison; Jamie Hanson, Duke Ben Kelcey and Zuchao Shen, Moving Beyond Silos: A Holistic the Great Recession TBD Discussant(s): Contract Health Insurance Expansions University University of Cincinnati Perspective of Vulnerable Youth Sharon Wolf, University of Jeffrey B. Wenger, The Universi- Candace Hamilton Hester and El- Michael Richards, University Outcomes Using Administrative Wisconsin - Madison; Taryn Mor- ty of Georgia eanor Fulbeck, American Institutes of Pennsylvania; Alice Chen, The Habit-Forming Effect of Sub- Discussant(s): Data rissey, American University Mary Krebs, University of Mas- for Research University of Southern California; sidies: Evidence from WIC Spyros Konstantopoulos, Michi- Maryanne Schretzman, Jessica sachusetts, Boston Tony LoSasso, University of Emily Leslie and David Frisvold, gan State University A Raithel, Nebahat Noyan, Discussant(s): The Effect of Teacher Pay for Illinois, Chicago University of Iowa; Joseph Price. and Eileen Johns, Office of the Beth Shinn, Vanderbilt University Performance on Adult Outcomes Brigham Young University Mayor, New York City; Sara in the United States Discussant(s): Workman and Andrew White, Timothy N. Bond and Kevin J. John Graves, Vanderbilt Uni- Discussant(s): NYC Administration for Chil- Mumford, Purdue University versity David Frisvold, University of dren’s Services Iowa Discussant(s): Head Start and Children’s TBD Growth Trajectories: A Compar- ison to Alternative Child Care Arrangements Fuhua Zhai, Fordham Uni- versity; Jane Waldfogel and Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Columbia University

Discussant(s): Cali Ellis, University of Michigan

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Publicly Funded Preschool: Strategies for Improving The Implementation and The Latest Evidence on Impacts Across Early- and Whole Schools Reform, Evaluation of Programs Charter Schools: Selection, Middle-Childhood (EDU) Closing, Accountability and for Recipients of Housing Effectiveness, Best Prac- More (EDU) Assistance (HOUSE) tices and Systemic Effects Location: (EDU) Brickell Center Location: Location: Japengo Miami Lecture Hall Location: Chair: Tuttle Center Jenna E. Finch, Stanford Chair: Chair: University Amy Rachel Williams, Fort Worth David Dornisch, U.S. Govern- Chair: Independent School District ment Accountability Office Douglas Harris, University of Papers: Wisconsin - Madison Comparing the Impact of Attend- Papers: Papers: ing a School-Based Preschool Making Change via Whole The Next Generation of Public Papers: on Young Children’s Pre-Aca- School Reform: Findings from Housing Employment Initiatives: Comparing Student Sorting demic Skills, Social Behavior, the National Diplomas Now Jobs-Plus Expands and Mobility Patterns Across and Approaches to Learning Experiment David Micah Greenberg, M. Vic- the School Choice Programs of Todd Grindal and Michael Lopez, William Corrin, Rachel Rosen, toria Quiroz-Becerra, and Aurelia Charter and Magnet Schools Abt Associates, Inc. and Susan Sepanik, MDRC De La Rosa Aceves, MDRC Ron Zimmer and Adam Kho, Vanderbilt University Publicly Funded Preschool and The Direct and Indirect Effects Pathways to Self-Sufficiency: School Readiness for Low-In- of Closing Schools on Students’ Lessons from Atlanta’s Mtw The Effects of the New Orleans come Children: The Moderating Educational Settings:: Evidence Demonstration Post-Katrina Market-Based Role of Child Temperament from Two Rounds of School Michael Rich, Emory University School Reforms on Student Jenna E. Finch, Stanford Uni- Closures in Philadelphia Achievement versity; Anna D. Johnson and John MacDonald, Matthew Brain Science, Mentoring, and Matthew F. Larsen, Lafayette Deborah Phillips, Georgetown Steinberg, and Janie Scull, Incentives: A New Approach to College; Douglas Harris, Univer- University University of Pennsylvania Promoting Economic Mobility sity of Wisconsin - Madison Among Recipients of Housing Differential Third Grade Out- Uncertainty in Accountability: Subsidies Educational Practices in New comes Associated with Attending How High-Stakes Test Scores James Riccio, MDRC; Michael L Orleans Public Charter Schools: Publicly Funded Preschool Pro- Compare to Grades When Pre- Wiseman, George Washington An Exploratory Analysis grams for Low-Income, Latino dicting College Achievement University Patrick Wolf, University of Arkan- Children Jason Giersch, University of sas; Shannon Lasserre-Cortez, Arya Ansari, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Quantifying the Impacts of an Southwest Regional Education Texas, Austin; Michael Lopez, Enhanced Family Self-Sufficien- Lab by SEDL Abt Associates, Inc.; Louis Discussant(s): cy Program Manfra, University of Missouri; TBD George Galster and Richard The Provision of Public Pre-K Adam Winsler, George Mason Smith, Wayne State University; in the Absence of Centralized University Anna Santiago, Case Western School Management Reserve University Lindsay Bell Weixler and Alica Contextual Risk Post Pre-K: Evi- Gerry, Tulane University; Jane dence of Fadeout or Inoculation? Discussant(s): Lincove, University of Texas, Sara Anderson and William Jeffrey Lubell, Abt Associates, Austin Gormley, Georgetown University Inc. Discussant(s): Discussant(s): Mark Berends, Notre Dame Dana McCoy, Harvard University University John Witte, University of Wiscon- sin - Madison

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Understanding Personnel Decisions in Public Schools Accelerating Building Human Cities Fighting (EDU) Connections to Capital Two Inequality (POV) Employment: Improv- Generations at a Location: ing the Effectiveness Time: The Intersection Location: Jasmine of Career Pathway of Human Services Johnson I Programs through and Postsecondary Chair: Evidence-Based Opportunities for Moderator: Katharine O. Strunk, University Policymaking (EMP) Families (EQ) John Buntin,Governing of Southern California Magazine Location: Location: Papers: Orchid B Board Room Speakers: Who Decides? Changes over Paul E. Peterson, Harvard Time in the Distribution of Deci- Moderator: Moderator: University; Barbara Gault, sion-Making Related to Teacher Yvette Lamb,ICF Interna- Sarah Haight, Ascend at Institute for Women’s Pol- Hiring tional the Aspen Institute icy Research; Lawrence Mimi Engel and Marisa Cannata, Mishel, Economic Policy Vanderbilt University; F. Chris Speakers: Speakers: Institute; Jacob Vigdor, Curran, University of Maryland, Sharon Klots and Susan Christopher King, University of Washington Baltimore County Gehring-Liker, Baltimore University of Texas, County, MD; Christi- Austin; Reggie Bicha, Description: Evidence-Based Staffing: Using na Heshmatpour, ICF Colorado Department of Across America, leaders Student Achievement Data in International; Faith Har- Human Services; Autumn of large cities have Teacher Hiring and Assignment land-White, Anne Arundel Green, Endicott College taken a variety of steps to Lora Cohen-Vogel, Christine Community College Keys to Degrees combat inequality within Fierro, and Michael Little, Univer- their borders. Several sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Description: Description: cities enacted or moved The Accelerating Con- Two-generation ap- to enact higher minimum Screen Twice, Cut Once: As- nections to Employment proaches- which provide wages in 2014, and as of sessing the Predictive Validity of (ACE) National Evaluation opportunities for and meet early 2015, 18 cities had Teacher Selection Tools study seeks to determine the needs of children and passed paid sick days Dan Goldhaber, Center for and improve the effective- their parents together- laws; concerns about Education Data and Research; ness of workforce training are gaining momentum housing affordability and Cyrus Grout and Nick Hunting- programs targeting across the country. At the worker benefits have also ton-Klein, University of Wash- low-skilled, low income in- same time, the opportuni- spurred action in many ington dividuals in the workforce ty to address the unique cases. Elected officials in system. ICF International needs of student parents cities whose electorates Principal Race, Ethnicity, and is implementing a mixed is increasing. According skew more liberal than Gender Explain Teacher Labor method evaluation of the to 2013 data compiled by the nation have emerged Market Outcomes: An Analysis ACE program, including the Institute for Women's as leading proponents of Teacher Hiring and Retention a randomized control trial Policy Research, nearly of more robust policy Jason Grissom, Vanderbilt designed to assess key 25 percent of college responses. The capacity University outcomes including em- students in the U.S., or of municipal governments ployment, wages, and job four million students, to meaningfully address Discussant(s): retention. The ACE study have dependent children. inequality may be limited, Peter Goff, University of Wiscon- exemplifies the Federal Among low-income and however, by their inability sin - Madison government's focus on first-generation college to regulate the flow of Katharine O. Strunk, University evidenced-based policy. students, more than a people and commerce of Southern California third are parents, and across their borders. students of color.

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1) Access to Early Child- 8) Associations Between 14) Coercive Sexual Envi- 21) Education Reform and 28) Financial Management 36) Heterogeneous District hood Services for Young School Connection and ronments: Neighborhoods Student Achievement in the Strategies in Unmarried Response to Statewide Children Experiencing Non-Cognitive Skills: Mod- Influences on Sexual Health District of Columbia: Three Mothers' Romantic Partner- Finance Reform: Did Penn- Homelessness eration By Family Income and Safety Sources of Evidence ships sylvania's Act 61 Reduce Staci M. Perlman and Sara H. Anna J. Markowitz, Georgetown Susan Popkin, Nan Astone, Aliza Husain, University of Sharon Bzostek, Rutgers Uni- Cross-District Spending Shaw, University of Delaware University Reed Jordan, and Janine Zweig, Virginia versity Inequality? The Urban Institute; Chantal Cameron Anglum, Matthew 2) Administrative Burden 9) A Study on the Effect of Annise Hailey, New York Univer- 22) Effects of an Urban 29) Five Domains of Steinberg, and Rand Quinn, and College Access: Dis- R&D Expenses on Employ- sity; Jay Silverman, University of Public Preschool Program Homicides University of Pennsylvania; entangling Postsecondary ment Growth in the SME California, San on Early Language Devel- Margaret M. d'Aversa, Rutgers Daniel Kreisman, Georgia State Application Behavior at Sector opment By Race, Ethnicity, University University Public Institutions Min-Hyu Kim, Rutgers University 15) Comparing the Effec- and Home Language Grant Blume, University of - Newark tiveness of Targeted Curric- Sangyoo Lee, Judy Temple, 30) Food Swamps? The 37) High School Exit Exam Washington ula in Head Start and Public Arthur J. Reynolds, and C. Effect of Imbalanced Food Policies, Student Transfers 10) Attraction to Public Pre-K Classrooms Momoko Hayakawa, University Environments on Obesity and Attainment: Evidence 3) An Analysis of Private Policymaking: Genetic and Tutrang Nguyen, Jade Marcus of Minnesota Kristen Cooksey Stowers, Duke from a National Longitudi- School Surveys and the Im- Environmental Compo- Jenkins, and Thurston Domina, University nal Study plications for Three States' nents University of California, Irvine; 23) Evaluating the Effect of Jennifer L. Whitson, George Private School Choice Mar- Jason D. Smith, Syracuse Anamarie Auger, RAND Corpo- Rainy Day Funds on Alle- 31) Frequent Emergency Washington University; Alexan- ketplaces: Looking at More University ration viating Fiscal Stress in the Department Users with dria City Public Schools Than Two Decades of Data Great Recession Criminal Justice Contact: on Colorado, Nebraska, and 11) Available School Re- 16) Coordination of Financ- Wenchi Wei, University of An Opportunity for Target- 38) How Has Recent Feder- Poster Sessions Nevada sources, District Expendi- es and Program Outcomes: Kentucky ed Interventions al Housing Finance Policy Each poster has been Andrew D. Catt, The Friedman tures, and Student Perfor- A Process Shannon McConville, Public Affected Access to Mort- Foundation for Educational mance Kate Mendez, United Way of 24) Exploring the Effects of Policy Institute of California; gages for Minorities? assigned a number. Choice Corbin Leonard Miller and Jason Greenville County Early College High Schools Renee Hsia and Brie Williams, Paul J Strasberg, ADI Consult- Cook, Cornell University on Student Achievement University of California, San ing, Senior Economist This number 4) An Economic Evaluation 17) Disentangling the Tim- and Momentum: Examples Francisco of State Laws Regulating 12) Availability and Acces- ing and Impact of Student from New York City 39) How Subsidizing Ex- corresponds with Prescription Drugs sibility: The Adoption and Mobility: Evidence from John Capman and Drew Allen, 32) From the Outskirts ports Can Create Perverse Ioana Popovici and Bushra Hija- Implementation of Telework Clark County, Nevada City University of New York to the Mainstream: How Incentives: Evidence of Un- a numbered board in zi, Nova Southeastern Univer- in U.S. Federal Agencies Richard Welsh, University of Grassroots Activist Organ- equal Ecological Exchange sity; Johanna Maclean, Temple Sun Young Kim and David Lee, Southern California 25) Exploring the Unin- izations Utilize the Field of from the Apparel Sector the poster hall. University; Sharmini Radakrish- Indiana University tended Consequences of Social Service Provision Nikolay Anguelov, University of an, Abt Associates, Inc. 18) Does Federal Education Accountability on Teacher to Address Sex Work and Massachusetts, Dartmouth 13) Characteristics of Pa- Policy Incentivize Schools Diversity Trafficking 5) A Retrospective Evalua- tients Tested for Hepatitis to Leave behind Mobile Constance A. Lindsay, American Theresa Anasti, University of 40) Impact of State Domes- tion of a Crime Reduction C and Intervention Costs in Students? A Regression University Chicago tic Violence Arrest Laws on Strategy the Best-C Study Discontinuity Investigation Children's Outcomes Tayo Fabusuyi and Victoria Hill, Joanne E. Brady, Danielle Emily C. Kern, Vanderbilt Uni- 26) Extractive Industries, 33) Funding Evi- Kabir Dasgupta, Temple Uni- Numeritics Liffmann, and David B. Rein, versity Production Shocks and dence-Based Innovation: A versity University of Chicago; Natalie Criminality: Evidence from Case-Study of the Investing 6) Assessing the Impact of Kil and Alex D. Federman, Icahn 19) Does Title I Funding a Middle-Income Country in Innovation Fund 41) Implementation of a Medical Marijuana Laws School of Medicine at Mount Help to Equalize School Anja Karolina Tolonen, Univer- Matthew A Cannady and Ardice Cash Transfer Program for on Violent and Non-Violent Sinai; Cynthia Jordan and Omar Finance in Low-Income sity of Gothenburg; Sebastian Hartry, University of California, Older Populations in Mex- Crime in the U.S Massoud, University of Alabama Communities?:Evidence Axbard and Jonas Poulsen, Berkeley ico: Cash and Debit Card Yuna Kim, University of North at Birmingham; Kimberly A. from Michigan School University of Uppsala Disbursement Mechanisms Carolina at Chapel Hill Brown and David R Nerenz, Districts 34) Gender Response to Soledad De Gregorio and Emma Henry Ford Hospital; Anthony K. Dongsook Han, Michigan State 27) Financial Fragility and Competitive Outcomes Aguila, University of Southern 7) Assessing Work Injury Yartel, Bryce D. Smith, and Clau- University Emergency Savings in June Park John, Stanford California; Alfonso Rivera, RAND Compensation Policies in dia Vellozzi, U.S. Centers for Households Headed By University Corporation the GCC Countries Disease Control and Prevention 20) Educational Quality, Single Mothers Ujwal Kharel, RAND Corpora- Housing Costs, and Juris- Stacia West, University of 35) Grocery Shopping 42) Implementing SBIRT at tion; Pardee RAND Graduate dictional Fragmentation Kansas Destination Choice and UCLA- Internal Medicine School among Ohio Public School Obesity: An Empirical Service Districts Study of Urban Population Aleksandra O van Loggeren- Bryan Grady, Ohio Housing in Bangkok, Thailand berg, Danielle Janes, Amanda Finance Agency; Rutgers Tinapa Himathongkam, George Ghattas, and Rayek Nafiz, Uni- University Mason University versity of California, Los Angeles

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43) Incidence, Optimal Use 49) Mandating Expertise 56) Philanthropy As a Vehi- 63) Responsive Regulation: 70) Stuck on Options and 77) The Effects of Social 84) The Impact of State Leg- 91) Universal Child Care and Externality Effect of and Insurance: Do Insur- cle for Realigning Incen- Target- Vs. Budget-Driven Implementation: Examining Networks in Rural Develop- islation and Model Policies and Children’s Outcomes: Place-Based Job Creation ance Mandates Raise the tives in Education Regulation Barriers to Regional Adap- ment Interventions: Case on School Bullying A Meta-Analysis of Evi- Programs Cost of Health Insurance? Dhriti P. Stocks, University of Aselia N. Urmanbetova, tation to Sea Level Rise Studies in Afghanistan and Amanda S. Terry, University of dence from Natural Exper- Sachiko Kazekami, Chukyo Simon Haeder, University of Wis- Texas, Dallas Daniel Matisoff, and Patrick S. Juita-Elena (Wie) Yusuf and Pakistan Central Florida iments University consin - Madison McCarthy, Georgia Institute of Burton St. John III, Old Dominion Elsa T. Khwaja, George Mason Thomas van Huizen and 57) Place-Based Tuition Technology University University 85) The Impact of Subsi- Janneke Plantenga, Utrecht 44) Inequality in 3-D: 50) Marshmallows and Scholarships and Property dized Health Care on Food University Income, Consumption, and Votes? Childhood So- Values: Education Policy 64) Sex, Drug, and Births: 71) Student Selection into 78) The Effects of Welfare Expenditure and Food Wealth cio-Emotional Skill Devel- As Community Develop- How Changes in Interna- Special Education in Early Work Requirements on Security: Evidence from 92) Utilization of Natural Jonathan Fisher, Stanford Uni- opment and Adult Voter ment Tool? tional Provision of Con- Childhood High School Dropout and Colombia Gas Capacity in Response versity; David Johnson, Bureau Turnout Judson E. Murchie, Robert traceptive Supply Affect Sarah Parsons, University of Teen Unemployment: TANF Camilo Bohorquez-Penuela, to U.S. Epa's Clean Power of Economic Analysis; Jeffrey John B. Holbein, Duke University Bifulco, and Ross Rubenstein, Fertility in Zambia Missouri as a Conditional Cash University of Minnesota Rule Thompson, Federal Reserve Syracuse University Jennifer Shen, Duke University Transfer Kelly A. Stevens, Syracuse Board; Timothy Smeeding, Uni- 51) Maternal Labor Supply 72) Supply of Immigrant Sarah A G Komisarow, Universi- 86) The Impact of the Ex- University versity of Wisconsin - Madison Effect of Child’s School 58) Policy Feedback and 65) Small Businesses' Per- Entrepreneurs and Native ty of Chicago pansion of Insurance Cov- Entry: Regression Disconti- Public Opinion: Local Ac- ceptions and Understand- Entrepreneurship erage Under the Affordable 93) Visible and Invisible 45) Is Representative nuity Evidence from South ceptance of Nuclear Power ing of Online Alternative Keshar Mani Ghimire, Temple 79) The External Impact of Care Act on Health Care Welfare State in Korea: Bureaucracy an Organiza- Korea in China Loan Products: Findings University C D F I Home Improvement Disparities Effects of Tax Expenditure tional-Level Phenomenon? Jaehee Choi, University of Yue Guo and Jun Su, Tsinghua from Online Focus Groups Loans: A Study of Worces- Hyunjung Lee, University of and Income Transfer Understanding the Link Texas, Austin; Haeil Jung, Korea University Barbara J Lipman, Federal 73) The Adoption of Elec- ter, MA after the Crash Massachusetts, Boston Hyojung Kim, Seoul National Between the Racial Compo- University Reserve Board; Ann Marie tronic Medical Records By John C. Brown and Joseph University sition of a Bureaucracy and 59) Prison Work-Release Wiersch, Federal Reserve Bank U.S. Hospitals: An Explo- Biasi, Clark University 87) The Political Frame of Client Outcomes 52) Mobile Students and Programs and Incarcerated of Cleveland ration of Network Methods Evidence-Based Policy 94) Welfare Policy and Wel- Nathan Favero, Texas A&M School Accountability Women's Labor Market and Models 80) The Impact of Energy Making fare Spells: Evidence from University Policy: Bringing a New Sub- Outcomes 66) Social Determinants Yinyue Hu, George Mason Efficiency Policy on Tech- Roy Heidelberg, Louisiana State New York State during the group into Focus Haeil Jung, Korea University; of Child Overweight and University nological Innovation: The University; Anand Desai, The Great Recession 46) Legislation Governing Stephani L Wrabel, University of Robert LaLonde, University of Obesity in Shanghai, China: Case of Appliance Firms Ohio State University; National Pablo Celhay, University of Tobacco Use in Ontario, Southern California Chicago Understanding Chinese 74) The Changing Structure Yeong Jae Kim, Georgia Institute Science Foundation Chicago Canada Retirement Homes Disparities of Employment and Eligi- of Technology Jessica A. Kulak, University at 53) Obesity, Carbonated 60) Rasch Analysis of the Melissa L Martinson and Yu-Ling bility for Unemployment 88) The Role of the Social 95) What's in It for Me? the Buffalo - SUNY; Jennifer Beide- Soft Drink Prices and Water Kentucky Department of Chang, University of Washing- Insurance during the Great 81) The Impact of Gender Safety Net in Mitigating Rewards for Teaching Pre- man and Celia Watt, State Uni- Shortages Juvenile Justice's Intensive ton; Wen-Jui Han, New York Recession on Financial Literacy As- Economic Inequality in ferred By the Next Genera- versity of New York, Brockport Patricia Ritter, University of Aftercare Selection Instru- University; Jun Wen, East China Leslie Hodges, University of sessment: A Gender-Relat- California tion of Teachers Chicago ment Normal University Missouri ed Rasch DIF Analysis Sarah Bohn and Caroline Dan- Jason Giersch, University of 47) Liheap and SNAP: Anthony P. Setari and Marjorie R. Renee Setari and Jungmin ielson, Public Policy Institute of North Carolina at Charlotte How Federal Assistance 54) Older Entrepreneurship L. Stanek, Kentucky Statistical 67) So Much Reform, so 75) The Effect of Health Lee, University of Kentucky California Programs Relate to the in Low Income Communi- Analysis Center Much Change? the Returns Insurance Coverage on 96) When Spillover Masks Well-Being of Rural and ties: Logit Models, So- to Secondary Vocational Medical Care Utilization and 82) The Impact of NCLB 89) The School Setting and Effectiveness: A Mixed Urban Households cio-Economic Factors and 61) Reinventing National Education over Time Health Outcomes: Evidence Sanctions on School Per- Health Across the Lifespan: Methods and Multilevel Charlotte J Tuttle, ERS; Tony Mapping Densities Flood Insurance Program Samantha L Viano, Vanderbilt from Medicaid Adult Vision formance High School Student RCT of Check & Connect Murray, ERS Marysol McGee, Mario Ar- (NFIP) University Benefits Greg Thorson, University of Composition and Health on School Choice Behavior thur-Bentil, and Barbara Robles, Handi Chandra Putra, Rutgers Brandy J Lipton, Social and Sci- Redlands Outcomes in Adulthood Mary Clair Turner and Jonathan 48) Management and Federal Reserve Board University 68) Spanish Use in Head entific Systems; Sandra Decker, Alison K. Cohen, University of Guryan, Northwestern University Governance of Public-Pri- Start and Dual Language Agency for Healthcare Research 83) The Impact of Service California, Berkeley vate Networks Such As 55) On the Development 62) Representative Bureau- Learners' Achievement and Quality Culture on DoD Materiel 97) Women Graduates in “Concessions” in Japa- of Culturally Competent cracy and Parental Involve- Elizabeth B. Miller, University of Decisions: The Case of the 90) Understanding Com- STEM: Role of Universities nese Context: Appropriate Education Policies: Under- ment in Schools California, Irvine 76) The Effects of Rent A-10 Warthog putation of TOT Estimator Alina Parbtani, Florida Interna- Performance Management standing Latina/o Student Katie Vinopal, American Uni- Stabilization on Individuals, Jeffrey D Beck, George Mason Standard Errors in Program tional University Systems and Uses of Per- Wellbeing in the U.S. Edu- versity 69) State-Level Policy and Buildings and Neighbor- University Evaluation formance Information cational System Non-Policy Determinants' hoods Luke Keele, Pennsylvania State 98) Workload and Teacher Jun Arakawa, Aichi Prefectur- Mayra L. Sanchez Gonzalez, Influence on Non-Utility Davin Kristopher Reed, Furman University; Laura Peck, Abt Effort al Government, Japan, Keio Dagoberto Heredia, and Linda Photovoltaic Installations in Center for Real Estate and Associates, Inc. Ben Ost and Jeffrey Schiman, University Castillo, Texas A&M University the US Urban Policy; Robert Collinson, University of Illinois, Chicago Gilbert L. Michaud, Virginia New York University Commonwealth University 154 155 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

Poster Sessions

Friday, November 13 / 10:00 - 11:30

1) A Cash Transfer Pro- 4) An Evaluation of De- 6) Assessing State Food 9) Associations between 12) Black-White Differences 15) Capturing Meaning 18) Childcare Subsidies and 22) Comparing Maternal gram for Older Persons in mographic Matching of Safety Performance Under Trans Fat Bans in New York in Middle Class Women's and Impact in Real Time: Grandparent Outcomes Health of Undocumented Yucatan, Mexico: Effects Criminal History Records in FDA Contracts: The Public and Hospital Admission for Family Formation Opportu- Mixed-Methods and Super- Yulya Truskinovsky, Duke Women with and without on Food Consumption and New York State Health Implications of State Cardiovascular Events nities vised Machine Learning in University Access to Medicaid in Ne- Nutrition Sarah Tahamont, University at Variations in a New Regula- Eric Brandt, Rebecca Myerson, Dawne Marie Mouzon, Rutgers Big Data Policy Analysis braska, 2007-2011 Nelly J Mejia Gonzalez, Pardee Albany - SUNY; Shi Yan, Univer- tory Regime Sydeaka Watson, and Tamar Po- University Amy Castro Baker, University of 19) Child Saving Accounts: Danielle Atkins, Cristina S. RAND Graduate School; Emma sity at Buffalo - SUNY; Srivatsa Jocelyn Johnston and Rebecca lonsky, University of Chicago Pennsylvania; Maria Y. Rodri- A Cross-National Compar- Barroso, J. Thomas Meadows, Aguila, University of Southern Kothapally, New York State Yurman, American University 13) Building Evidence in guez, University of Washington ison of Polices in Canada and Lisa C. Lindley, University of California Office of Information Technology 10) Inequities: Child Welfare through Im- and the United States Tennessee; Amy Potthoff Ander- Services; Leslie Kellam, New 7) Assessing the Policy, Does Public Health Insur- plementing Innovations in 16) Career Pathway Devel- Leah M. Gjertson, University of son, Optum 2) Account Me Out: Teach- York State Division of Criminal Management, and Technol- ance Improve Education Applied Settings opment: An Analysis of So- Wisconsin - Madison; Nilton Por- ers, Testing and the Quanti- Justice Services ogy Challenges of Releas- Outcomes? Elizabeth Black and Will Horns- cial Networks As a Strategy to, University of Rhode Island; 23) Competing for Stu- fication of Education ing Open Health Data in Anuj Gangopadhyaya, University by, Center for the Support of for Transformative Change David W. Rothwell and Katrina dents: The Impact of David M Hersh, Rutgers Univer- 5) An Exploration of Public New York State of Illinois, Chicago Families; Will Aldridge, National in Community Colleges Cherney, McGill University Increased School Choice sity - New Brunswick Willingness to Pay to Erika G. Martin and Grace Bega- Implementation Research Net- Raquel C. Sanchez and Nada on School Budgets Reduce White Collar Crime: ny, University at Albany - SUNY 11) Beyond the Boundaries: work; Clay Finck, JBS Interna- Rayyes, IMPAQ International 20) China's New Urbaniza- Michah W. Rothbart, New York 3) All Together Now: The Evidence from a National Public Education Decision tional, Inc. tion Plan and Affordable University Impact of Team-Based Survey 8) Associations between Making and the Disconnect 17) Changes in High School Housing Development: A Problem-Solving on Teach- Thomas A. Loughran and Sally Early Childhood Exposure Between the Reflections 14) Calorie Changes in the Course Taking Patterns Case Study of Guangzhou 24) Consumers vs. Retail- er Learning and Produc- S. Simpson, University of Mary- to Three Types of Intimate of Public Sentiment and Menus of the Top 200 U.S. Under the Florida College & Xiang Cai and Dohyeong Kim, ers: Who Is More Respon- tivity land; Mark A. Cohen, Vanderbilt Partner Violence and Government Action Chain Restaurants from Career Readiness Initiative University of Texas, Dallas sive to a Sales Tax? Evi- Robert Shand, Columbia Uni- University Preschool-Aged Children's Faith Gibson Hubbard, Virginia 2010 to 2014 Christine Mokher and Steve S. dence from Tax Exemptions versity Behavioral and Cognitive Polytechnic Institute & State Cameron Wright and Roland Lee, C.N.A. Education 21) Commuting Sustaina- in the Clothing Market Outcomes: Do Maternal De- University Sturm, RAND Corporation; Hel- bly: Do Smart Growth Poli- Danila Pankov, University of pression, Parental Stress, en Wu, University of California, cies Affect Transportation? Virginia and Harsh Parenting Medi- Davis; Sarah Niederman, New Riordan Piers Frost, American ate the Associations? York City Department of Health University Hana Lee, University of Wiscon- & Mental Hygiene sin - Madison

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25) Continuous Quality 31) Does Green Job 38) Estimated Benefits of 44) Exploring How School Improvement in Public Creation Really Happen?: Paid Family Leave Insur- Directors Value, Use and Child Welfare: Evaluation Analyzing the Role of State ance for New York City Understand Simce Results Findings from a National Clean Energy Policies Residents in Chile's Metropolitan Capacity Building Interven- Focusing on Industrial Ipshita Pal, Columbia University Region tion Combined Heat and Power Jorge Manzi, Paulo Volante, Tori Russell and Jaslean LaTail- Gyungwon Kim and Marilyn 39) Estimating the Effect and Valeska Grau, Universidad lade, JBS International, Inc.; A. Brown, Georgia Institute of of Supplemental Nutrition Católica de Chile; Gabriel Gutier- Jerry Milner and Will Horns- Technology Assistance Program Partic- rez, University College London; by, Center for the Support of ipation on Food Spending Francisca Bogolasky, University Families 32) Does the Minimum Le- Cycles of Texas, Austin gal Drinking and Smoking Amanda S Tripp, Yale University 26) Defining Core Functions Age Laws Save Babies? 45) Factors Associated to and Developing Fidelity Jungtaek Lee, University at 40) Evaluating Performance Noncustodial Fathers' Child Measures for Child Welfare Albany - SUNY of Public Universities in Support Arrears Interventions the US: A Multidimensional Maria Cancian, Daniel R. Meyer, Emily Fisher and Roseana Bess, 33) Does the Rising Tide Approach and Vanessa Ríos-Salas, Uni- JBS International Lifts All Boats: Housing Eq- Nikos Zirogiannis, Indiana versity of Wisconsin - Madison; uity, Wellbeing and Political University, Bloomington; Thomas Yeongmin Kim, Pittsburg State 27) Desa Siaga: An Eval- Satisfaction in China M. Rabovsky, Indiana Univer- University uation of an Innovative Wei Ha, You You, and Liping Ma, sity; Yorghos Tripodis, Boston Program to Promote Safe Peking University University 46) Financing College Ed- Motherhood in Indonesia ucation: 529 Plan Savings Amy R. Finnegan, Duke Uni- 34) Do Principals Improve 41) Examining the Policy Versus Student Debt versity School Performance? Response to Rising Health Kevin Moore and Maximilian Norman R. Siekman, University Care Costs: The Case of Schmeiser, Board of Governors 28) Developing a Temporal of Minnesota Medical Imaging in the of the Federal Reserve System; Typology of Homelessness Department of Defense Irina Stefanescu and Simona Among Veterans: An Opti- 35) Dual Language Educa- Robert J. Eger, Naval Postgrad- Hannon, Federal Reserve Board mal Matching Analysis tion and Student Achieve- uate School; David M. Lewis, Thomas Byrne, U.S. Depart- ment GMSS, Operations Support 47) Firm Activities and ment of Veterans Affairs; Boston Andrew Bibler, Michigan State Division, Colorado; J. Heath Labor Market Outcomes of University University Westcott, Navy Hospital Oak Women and Youth in Devel- Harbor oping Countries • 29) Does Class Size Reduc- 36) Early Bird Catches the Sung-Bou Kim, Pardee RAND tion Close the Achievement Worm? Rewarding Policy 42) Experiments in Graduate School • Gap? Evidence from TIMSS Experimentation in China, Schools: Methodologi- • 2011 1980-2003 cal Considerations for 48) Governor's Party Affili- Wei Li and Spyros Konstan- Ciqi Mei and Xiaonan Wang, Conducting Random ation and Public Spending • topoulos, Michigan State Tsinghua University Assignment in Educational on Education and Health • University Settings Louis-Philippe Beland and • 37) Engaging with Com- Ann-Marie Faria, Nicholas So- Sara Oloomi, Louisiana State 30) Does Financial Slack plexity on Complexity's rensen, Jessica Heppen, Mindee University • Reduce Municipal Short- Terms: A Framework for O'Cummings, Suzanne Stachel, • Term Borrowing? Collaborative Problem Ryan Eisner, Dionisio Garcia-Pi- 49) Hands in Glove: Work- • Min Su and W. Hildreth, Georgia Formulation riz, and Lily Heine, American ing with Multiple Evidence State University Paul D Hirsch, State University Institutes for Research for Maternal Healthcare of New York; Syracuse Univer- Policy Evaluation sity 43) Explaining the Impact Nidhi Vij, Syracuse University of Cash Transfers on Child Schooling Outcomes: The 50) Health Insurance and Role of Parental Mediation Fertility Decisions: Evi- in Malawi dence from Affordable Care Kelly Kilburn, Sudhanshu Handa, Act Young Adult Mandate and Gustavo Angeles, University Jie Ma, Indiana University, of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Bloomington 158 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

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51) Household Income 57) Major Switching: A Dis- 64) Planning Regulations, 70) Redefining Fairness in 77) State TANF Funding Pri- 84) The Impact of Pell Grant 90) The Spillover Effects of 96) Understanding Neigh- Increases, Educational cussion of Major Declara- Local Political Engagement, High School Equivalency orities & Material Hardship: Eligibility on Community Public Works on Migration, borhood Context in Child Spending Increases? The tion Patterns and Academic and Redevelopment in Los Tests: The Case of Incarcer- Evidence from the Current College Students' Finan- Labor Allocation and Wag- Care Quality and Children's Case of Early Childhood Outcomes Angeles Neighborhoods ated Youth Population Survey cial Aid Packages, Labor es: Evidence from National School Readiness Education in China Elizabeth Kopko, Columbia Sarah L Mawhorter, University of Kri Burkander, Sultan Turkan, Vincent A. Fusaro, University of Supply, and Academic Rural Employment Guaran- Ying-Chun Lin, Young Sun Joo, You You, Peking University; University Southern California Rene Lawless, and Amy Riker, Michigan Outcomes tee Act, India and Katherine Magnuson, Uni- Xin Gong and Di Xu, Columbia Educational Testing Service Judith Scott-Clayton and Rina Ashesh Prasann, Agricultural, versity of Wisconsin - Madison University 58) Mechanisms of Repre- 65) Precarious Work and 78) Teacher Victimization: Seung Eun Park, Columbia Food and Resource Economics, sentative Bureaucracy Food Insecurity Among 71) Renewable Energy Pol- Implications for Teacher University Michigan State University 97) Understanding the 52) Impact of Head Start on Gretha K Burchard, Florida Single Mother Households icies, Learning Processes Retention Effects of High School Children with Disabilities: International University with Children and Technological Change F. Chris Curran, University of 85) The Impact of Tennes- 91) Tobacco Control Pol- Dropout from Reason for Evidence from the Head Amanda Sheely, London School in the US Wind Industry Maryland, Baltimore County; see's Teacher Evaluation icies and Youth Cigarette Dropout Start Impact Study 59) Meeting Veterans' Em- of Economics Tian Tang, Syracuse University; Samantha L Viano and Benjamin System on Teacher Transfer Smoking: Evidence from Julie Percival, University of Fuhua Zhai, Fordham University ployment Needs: Services Harvard University Fisher, Vanderbilt University and Exit Decisions State Youth Risk Behavioral Texas, Dallas Available through the Pub- 66) Protecting the Status Luis Alberto Rodriguez, Matthew Survey from 1991 to 2013 53) Impacts of Study lic Workforce System Quo in Collective Bargain- 72) Sampling the Extreme 79) The Association of Peer Springer, and Walker A. Swain, Bo Feng, Georgia State Uni- 98) “We Need to Have a Abroad on Students' Aca- Mark Strayer, Linda Rosenberg, ing: The Role of Teachers' Poor: Notes from a Sys- Behavioral Regulation with Vanderbilt University versity Meeting”: Public Housing demic Development, Global Stephanie Boraas, and Grace Unions in State Politics tematic and Venue-Based School Readiness Skills in Demolition and Collective Perspective and Labor Mar- Roemer, Mathematica Policy Bradley D. Marianno, University Study Preschool 86) The Labor Market 92) Topic Modeling for Agency in Atlanta, GA ket Outcomes: Evidence Research of Southern California Elizabeth Talbert, Kathryn Edin, Natalia Rojas, New York Uni- Effects of Delaying College E-petition Analysis Danya E Keene, Yale University from U.S. Undergraduate Andrew Cherlin, and Robert versity Graduation Loni Hagen, Teresa M. Harrison, Students 60) More Than Just a 67) Punctuated Equilibrium: Francis, Johns Hopkins Univer- Christopher P. Erwin and Melissa and; Özlem Uzuner, University at 99) What Can $46 Million Jing Li, Columbia University Job? Causal Evidence of Application of Hydraulic sity 80) The Effect of Financial Binder, University of New Mexico Albany, SUNY Buy? An Evidence-Based Employment's Impact on Fracturing Innovations Incentives Under TANF Evaluation of Federal 54) Investigating the Use of Health Status for SSDI Ben- for Enhanced Geothermal 73) Seam Bias and Length and EITC on Economic 87) The Monthly Food 93) Transferring from a Funding Economic Evidence in Pub- eficiaries with a Severe and Systems of Recall Period Outcomes for Low Income Stamp Cycle: How Does Community College to Amy Rachel Williams, Fort Worth lic Sector Decision Making Persistent Mental Disorder Jenna McGrath and Valerie Jonathan Eggleston, U.S. Cen- Families SNAP Policy Design Affect Four-Year Public Institu- Independent School District Rebekah St. Clair and Kim- Brent J. Gibbons and David Thomas, Georgia Institute of sus Bureau Rhucha P. Samudra, American Food Insecurity? tion: A Closer Look at the berly Isett, Georgia Institute of Salkever, University of Maryland, Technology University Anika Schenck-Fontaine and Impact of Federal Loans 100) Which School Char- Technology; Ruchir N. Karmali, Baltimore County; Mustafa Kara- 74) Shifting from Even Anna Gassman-Pines, Duke on Baccalaureate Degree acteristics in Kindergarten University of North Carolina; kus, Westat 68) Reconsidering Food De- Start to Career Pathways: 81) The Effect of Marijua- University Attainment Mitigate the Influence Aleksandra Torbica, Rosanna serts: Supermarket Shop- Evidenced Based Family na Legalization on Risky Xiaodan Hu and Dennis Kramer, Poverty Has on First Grade Tarricone, and Elio Borgonovi, 61) Multi-Year Analysis of ping and the Food Retail Literacy Policy Driving Behaviors and Educational 88) The Origin and Role University of Florida Achievement? A Multilevel Bocconi University Evidence-Based Teen Preg- Environment Organizational Change Attainment in U.S. School- of Trust in Local Policy Analysis nancy Prevention Program Gabriel Schwartz, Todd Grindal, M. Marie Steinbacher, Shippens- Aged Youth Elites' Perceptions on 94) Trends of Media Cover- Rachel S. Perlin, The Graduate 55) Issues in the Afforda- Outcomes in Missouri Jacob Alex Klerman, and Susan burg University of Pennsylvania Ashley Bradford and W. David High Voltage Power Line age on Public Administra- Center, City University of New bility of Communities in Tori Rockwell, Colleen Heflin, Bartlett, Abt Associates, Inc.; Bradford, The University of Installations in the State of tion: A Time-Series Analy- York Miami-Dade County Jake Cronin, and Ashley Price, Parke Wilde, Tufts University 75) Social Capital and Georgia Arkansas sis on the New York Times Zhayda Reilly, Florida Interna- University of Missouri Health Efficacy in Mixed-In- Creed Tumlison, Rachael Moyer, from 1950-2010 101) Who Benefits from tional University 69) Reconsidering the come Development 82) The Effects of Rankings and Geoboo Song, University of Shugo Shinohara and Jung Occupational Certification? 62) New Jersey's Paid Crowded Nest: Wealth Ac- Sarah Martin-Anderson and on Undergraduate Admis- Arkansas Ah Yun, Rutgers University - Kyle W. Albert, Cornell University 56) Learning in Environ- Family Leave: The Effects cumulation of Young Adults Lindsey Bachman, University of sion Statistics Newark mental Governance: A Me- of State Public Policy on before and after Leaving Missouri, Kansas City; Tawnya Sam Grubbs, University of North 89) The Power of Active 102) Who Feels Included in ta-Analysis of the Research Mothers' Labor Outcomes Parental Home Metzler, Weigand-Omega Man- Carolina at Charlotte Disclosure: The Effect of 95) Trumping the Evidence: Inclusive Schools? from 2004-2014 Vanessa Deborah Wells and Tansel Yilmazer, The Ohio agement Self-Certification on the Pri- Political Conformity, Atti- Menbere Shiferaw, Leanna Sharon L. Smolinski, University Hyunjoon Um, Columbia Uni- State University; HanNa Lim, 83) The Impact of Immigrant vate Student Loan Market tude Formation, and Global Stiefel, and Amy Ellen Schwartz, of Colorado - Denver; Tanya versity Retirement Research Center, 76) State-Level Determi- Inflows on Public Educa- Xiaoling Lim Ang and Alexei Climate Change Policy New York University; Michael Heikkila, University of Colorado; Samsung Life Insurance nants of EB-5 Investment tion Spending and School Alexandrov, Consumer Financial Marc D. Weiner, Rutgers Uni- Gottfried, University of California, Andrea K. Gerlak, University 63) Participatory Modeling Edward S. Smith, University of Quality Protection Bureau versity Santa Barbara of Arizona; Dave Huitema, VU of the Phoenix Heat Relief Delaware Qinping Feng, University of University Amsterdam; Derek R. Network Cooling Centers Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 103) Who Gets Bribed? So- Armitage, University of Waterloo Joshua Uebelherr, David Hon- cial Capital and Street-Level dula, and Erik Johnston, Arizona Corruption in Latin America State University Pablo Sanabria, University de los Andes; Laura Langbein, American University 160 161 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

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Saturday, November 14 / 12:00 - 1:30

1) Accessing Medicaid 7) Are Banks Responsive 13) Conducting a Cultur- 19) Dynamics in Safety 26) Examining the Effec- 33) Fourteen Years after No 40) Individual Shortcom- 47) Leaving the Nest: Long Term Care Programs to Indirect Subsidies for ally-Sensitive Rigorous Net Use for Middle Class tiveness of School Suicide Child Left behind, a Look at ings or Structural Effects? Departure from the Parental in Georgia Financial Inclusion in Evaluation of a Cultural- Households in the Great Prevention/Awareness Pro- Achievement Gap Data in Examining the Determi- Home in the Transition to Samara Scheckler, The Universi- Developing Countries? Evi- ly-Responsive Interven- Recession grams at the State Level All 50 States nants of Exiting Public Adulthood ty of Georgia dence from Mexico's Credit tion: Preliminary Findings, Hilary C Wething, University of Meghan Doughty, American Isla-Anne Schuchs Carr, Missis- Housing Youngmin Yi, Cornell University Guarantee Programs Lessons Learned, and Washington University sippi State University Prentiss Dantzler, Rutgers Uni- 2) Accountability, Schools Agustin Palao Mendizabal, Uni- Challenges from an RCT versity - Camden 48) Maternal Employment and Student Discipline: versity of Texas, Dallas; Carlos of a TPP/STI Program in 20) Early Outcomes As- 27) Expected Impact of 34) Gateway to Global and Food Purchased for Accountability and Its Ernesto Rodriguez Gomez, Hawai'i sessment and Development Health Care Reform on the Aging Data 41) Institutional Rules at-Home Consumption Influence on High-School Fideicomisos Institutidos en Yasuyo Abe, Linda Toms Barker, of Model for Continuing Organization and Service Drystan Phillips and Jinkook and Community College Christine Nicole Coyer, Cornell Suspension Rates Relacion con la Agricultura Vincent Chan, and Jasmine Evaluation of the Promise Delivery of Publicly Funded Lee, University of Southern Transfers: Implications for University E. Christine Baker-Smith, New Eucogco, IMPAQ International Zones Addiction Health Services California Student Outcomes York University 8) Are Older Adults Who Ljubinka Andonoska, University Erick Guerrero, University of B. Aspacia Stafford, University of 49) Modeling the Impact of Receive SNAP Benefits 14) Coordinated Transi- of Texas, El Paso Southern California; Lesley 35) Governor Artamonov's North Carolina at Chapel Hill Enrollment Patterns on De- 3) A Deal Too Good to Healthier Than Non-Re- tions: How Military Service Harris, University of Louisville; Miracle: Special Economic gree Completion for Com- Refuse? Political Ideology cipients? Evidence from Influences Post-Service 21) Effects of Full- and Half- Howard Padwa, University of Zone in Kaluga, Russia 42) Is It True That Behind munity College Students of State Populations and the Health and Retirement Education Day Schedules of an Urban, California, Los Angeles Keunwon Song, George Mason Every Great Man There Is a Charles Madsen, Drew Allen, Insurance Expansions for Study Daniel L. Fay, The University of Prekindergarten Program University Great Woman? Althea Webber, and Janelle Clay, Children and Parents Jin H Kim, Northeastern Illinois Georgia; Corri B. Zoli and Rosy Brandt A. Richardson, Nicole 28) Exploring Long-Term Adan Silverio Murillo, University City University of New York Emily M. Johnston, Emory University V. Maury, Syracuse University E. Smerillo, Judy Temple, and Effects of Need-Based 36) Hardships Associated of Minnesota University Arthur J. Reynolds, University of Grant on Disadvantaged with Student Debt in Low- 50) Moonlighting to Make 9) Are Teachers' Commit- 15) Dacamented and Minnesota Students and Middle-Income House- 43) Is Over-Indebtedness Ends Meet: The Impact of 4) Analyzing the Impact of ment to Quality Instruction Healthy: Analyzing Health Daewoo Lee, Indiana University holds a Predictor of Disability Multiple Job Holding on Diabetes Self-Management Affected By Time Spent Outcomes of Daca Youth 22) Ending Family Home- Michal Grinstein-Weiss, Dana Pension? Evidence from a Family Economic Wellbeing Education (DSME) on Dia- with Principals in Teacher Melina Juarez, University of New lessness with Rapid 29) Faith, Poverty, and C. Perantie, Samuel H. Taylor, 15-Year Follow-up of Finn- Jennifer L. Scott, University of betes Management from a Development Mexico Re-Housing Assistance Place: Congregations and Shenyang Guo, and Blair D. ish Men and Women Texas, Austin; Alexandra B. Policy Perspective Roderick C. Willis II, Fort Worth Britton A. Gibson, Jamie Taylor, the Shifting Geography of Russell, Washington University Heikki Hiilamo, University of Stanczyk, University of Chicago; Michael Hatch, American Uni- Independent School District 16) Does Debt Make a and Caitlin Frumerie, The Cloud- Poverty in the U.S. in St. Louis Helsinki Kathryn Anne Edwards, Univer- versity Difference: A Study of the burst Group Jessica Gillooly, University of sity of Wisconsin - Madison 10) A Successful School Effect of School District Michigan; Scott Allard, University 37) Identifying and Evaluat- 44) Job Separation Post 5) An Analysis of Flood Turnaround: Policy Implica- Indebtedness on School 23) Estimating the Effects of Washington ing Predictors of New York and Pre Great Recession 51) More Parks Better Insurance Premiums to tions and Lessons Learned Bond Election Outcomes of Maternal Education on City Service Requests in the US: Evidence from Health: An Assessment of Home Valuations in Massa- from a Mixed Method Laura Jackson, University of Summer Learning: How 30) Family Decisions on Christopher Ross Eshleman, the Survey of Income and Park Quality on Health chusetts Evaluation Texas, Dallas Method Matters Insuring Children: What the Port Authority of New York and Program Participation Christopher K Wyczalkowski, Jason D. Wright and Chad J. Daniel Princiotta, A.J. Koury, University of Pitts- Chip Experiment Tells Us New Jersey; Jonathan L Auer- Bocar A Ba, University of Chi- Georgia State University McGuire, University of Massa- 17) Does the Environment burgh about Reauthorization bach, Columbia University cago chusetts, Dartmouth 11) Bringing an Outcome Affect the Consumption of E. Kathleen Adams, Gery P. 52) Municipal Autonomy Focus to a Federally-Fund- Sugar-Sweetened Bever- 24) Evaluating the Impact Guy, Emily M. Johnston, and 38) Impact of Economic 45) Juvenile Peer Juries: and Student Performance: 6) AP Is in: The Impact of ed Technical Assistance ages? Evidence from a of Statewide Supports for Peter J. Joski, Emory University; Opportunities on Teen Birth Net-Widening, Diversion, or A Comparative Analysis Standardizing Postsec- Project Natural Experiment Focus Schools: A Mixed Patricia Ketsche, Georgia State Rates and Crime Both? Using PISA Results ondary Acceptance of Allison P Hyra and Matthew Christina Y Huang, Pardee Methods Study University; Pallavi Vyas, University of Rebecca Hinze-Pifer, University Santiago Tellez and Francisca Advanced Placement Credit Shepherd, ICF International RAND Graduate School; RAND Monica P. Bhatt, University of Chicago of Chicago Bogolasky, University of Texas, in Indiana Corporation Michigan 31) Financial Networks in Austin Katharine Meyer, University of 12) Community Resilience Low-Income Urban Com- 39) Impact of the Mahat- 46) Land Use and Infant Virginia and Public Health Emergen- 18) Do Offenders Beliefs 25) Evolution of the K-12 munities ma Gandhi National Rural Mortality: Evidence from 53) Networks During cy Preparedness Grants: about Risk and Procedural Education Landscape Antonieta Castro-Cosio, The Employment Guarantee Sub-Saharan Africa and Immigrant Settlement and Exploratory Analysis of Justice Reflect Policing Robert Santillano and Jon M. New School Act on Infant and Maternal South Asia Intergenerational Mobility New York State Policy Changes? Evidence Valant, Tulane University Mortality Joyce Shim, Jacob Lesniewski, Besufekad Alemu, University of Lucila M Zamboni, University at from Panel Data 32) Florida's Enterprise Megan D. Thomas, University of and Christopher DiGiovanni, Minnesota Albany - SUNY; National Center Megan Eileen Collins and Tom Zones: Do They Reduce Texas, Austin Dominican University; Prakash for Security and Preparedness; Loughran, University of Maryland Poverty? Gorroochurn, Columbia Univer- Erika G. Martin, University at Spence Kjell Purnell, Florida sity Albany - SUNY State University

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54) Nonprofit Sector En- 60) Private Equity Invest- 67) Systems Change Anal- 74) The Effects of Early-Life 81) The Impact of Physical 85) Top-Down Vs. Bot- 88) Values, Emotions, and 91) What Is Evidence-Based gagement and Economic ment in India: Efficiency Vs. ysis of the Health Profes- Exposure to Pollution on Activity on Health Expendi- tom-up Diffusion: The Case Benefit-Risk Assessment: Research? Mobility: Trends By Socio- Expansion sion Opportunity Grants Children's Human Capital ture Among the Elderly of State-Level Abortion Explicating Local Policy Susan A Edelman, Independent economic Status Troy D. Smith, RAND Initiative Formation: The Case of Emma Aguila, M. F. Irinco, A. E. Policies Elites' Perceived Utility of Researcher Jodi Benenson, Tufts University Hamutal Bernstein, Lauren Indonesia Koshak, K. Sharifpour, and A. Danielle Atkins, University of the High Voltage Power 61) Protecting the Bread- Eyster, and Jennifer Yahner, The Maria Rosales-Rueda, University Wang, University of Southern Tennessee; Daniel L. Fay, The Line Installations Proposed 92) Where the Jobs Are: 55) Nursing Home Report basket with Trees: The Urban Institute of California, Irvine; Margaret California University of Georgia; Vicky in the State of Arkansas Evaluating the Impact of Card and Performance Gap Effect of the Great Plains Triyana, Nanyang Technological Wilkins, American University Rachael Moyer and Geoboo Tax Increment Financing Ae-Sook Kim, Indiana Universi- Shelterbelt Project on Agri- 68) Teachers like Us: The University 82) The Politics of HIV Song, University of Arkansas (TIF) on Local Employment ty-Purdue University, Fort Wayne cultural Production Effect of Student-Teacher Treatment Versus Behavio- 86) Trust and Cooperation and Private Investment in Tianshu Li, University of Virginia Demographic Mismatch on 75) The Effects on Foster ral Prevention Policy in Cross-Border Coun- 89) What Can Africa Learn Baltimore City 56) Paving the Way for a Student Attendance Children of Using Parental Ashley Fox, University at Buffalo ter-Terrorism Networks from Leading Countries' Nichole Stewart, University of More Prosperous Future for 62) Recall Accuracy in Stephen Holt and Seth Gershen- Disability As a Removal - SUNY Cali Ellis, University of Michigan Paths to Unmanned Aerial Maryland, Baltimore County Young Adults: Preliminary Agricultural Data: Evidence son, American University Reason Vehicle Technology? Results of an Outcomes from the LSMS Elizabeth B. Lightfoot and 83) The Spatial Dimensions 87) Understanding the Im- Youngbok Ryu and Shira Efron, 93) Who Uses E-Participa- Study of the Chelsea Foyer Joshua D Merfeld and C. Leigh 69) The Diagnostic Accura- Sharyn DeZelar, University of of Inequality and Wealth: pact of Positive Psychology Pardee RAND Graduate School tion? A Preliminary Model at the Christopher Anderson, University of Wash- cy of Performance-Based Minnesota An Analysis of U.S. Metro- on Shelter Use: A Study of of E-Participation Adoption Jessica A Raithel, Maryanne ington Teacher Retention Policy politan Areas Homeless Families in New 90) What Goes in Must By Citizens Schretzman, Eileen Johns, and J. Edward Guthrie and Gary 76) The Fiscal Implications Straso Jovanovski, Rutgers York City Come Out? Teacher Aca- Jooho Lee, University of Nebahat Noyan, Office of the 63) Resilience Implication Henry, Vanderbilt University of Municipal Annexation: University Dan Treglia, University of Penn- demic Achievement and Nebraska Mayor, New York City; Miranda of Fiscal Policy Response The Effects of Local Gov- sylvania; U.S. Department of Teacher Quality Yates and Whitney Welshimer, to the Economic Crisis: 70) The Earlier and the ernment Fiscal Structure 84) Through the Grapevine: Veterans Affairs Christopher Neilson, New York Good Shepherd Services; Amy Government Expenditure More, the Better: Effects of Evgenia Gorina, University Source Dependence and University; Macarena Alvarado, Dworsky, University of Chicago on Labor Market Policies in Prenatal Care on Maternal of Texas, Dallas; Jing Wang, Teachers' Decisions Government of Chile; Sebastian OECD countries Health and Health Behavior California State Polytechnic Jason Burns, Michigan State Gallegos, University of Chicago 57) Political Efficacy of Hyungjo Hur and Joshua Haw- Ji Yan, Appalachian State University, Pomona University Teachers: A Look at How ley, The Ohio State University University Teachers Position Them- 77) The Geography of Pay- selves within the Policy 64) Retrospective Voting 71) The Economic Impact day Lending: Living in the Process Behavior in Local California of Immigrants on American Path of a Payday Lender Lauren P. Bailes, The Ohio State School Board Elections Universities Younghee Lim, Trey Bickham, University Richard S. L. Blissett and Ngaire Robert W. Jackman and Anthony and Aimee Moles, Louisiana Honey, Vanderbilt University W. Orlando, University of South- State University 58) Predicting Health Care ern California Costs and Use in The Unit- 65) Seasonal Comparisons 78) The Impact of Adjunct ed States Under Single-Pay- of School Year and Summer 72) The Effect of Medic- Instructors on College Stu- er Alternatives: Preliminary Test Score Gap Trends: aid on Non-Elderly Adult dent Academic and Labor Results New Evidence from Nation- Hospitalizations: Evidence Market Outcome Jodi Liu and Jeffrey Wasserman, ally Representative Data from Tennessee’s Medicaid Xiaotao Ran and Di Xu, Colum- Pardee RAND Graduate School; David M. Quinn and Joseph Contraction bia University Robert Brook, RAND McIntyre, Harvard University; Ausmita Ghosh, Indiana Univer- North Cooc, University of Texas, sity-Purdue University Indian- 79) The Impact of Econom- 59) Prescription Drug Austin apolis; Kosali Simon, Indiana ic Development on Plant Monitoring Programs and University Diversity: A Test of the En- Opioid-Related Overdose 66) Stakeholder- Versus vironmental Kuznets Curve Deaths Evidence-Based Modes of 73) The Effect of Subway Jennie Wienke and Sam Stephen Patrick, Carrie Fry, and Internet Governance Access on School Choice Grubbs, University of North Melinda Buntin, Vanderbilt Uni- David Cristian Morar, George Luis Andres Herskovic and Carolina at Charlotte versity; Tim Jones, Tennessee Mason University; Roxana Radu, Sebastian Gallegos, University Department of Health Graduate Institute of Internation- of Chicago 80) The Impact of Job al and Development Studies in Loss on Fertility Decisions Geneva Among Dual-Earner House- holds: Evidence from the Great Recession Jennifer E. Muz, University of California, Irvine 164 165 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

Aaron, Henry...... 139 Ang, Xiaoling Lim...... 161 Bampoky, Catherine...... 144 Abbot, Claire...... 48 Angeles, Gustavo...... 61, 158 Banman, Aaron...... 42 Abe, Yasuyo...... 162 Anglum, Cameron...... 153 Banthin, Jessica...... 139 Abel, Troy...... 86, 92 Anguelov, Nikolay...... 153 Bao, Xiaojia...... 101 Aber, J. Lawrence...... 52, 76 Ansari, Arya...... 148 Barbose, Galen...... 52 Abraham, Jean...... 58 Anthony, Aaron M...... 62 Bari, Ayman...... 134 Abramowitz, Joelle...... 124, 136 Antwi, Yaa Akosa...... 120 Barkowski, Elizabeth...... 136 Abrams, Courtney...... 40 Arakawa, Jun...... 154 Barnes, Carolyn...... 76, 129 Abresch, Chad J...... 127 Aranda, Claudia L...... 58 Barnett, Elisabeth...... 62 Acs, Gregory...... 94 Arapis, Theodore...... 94 Barnow, Burt...... 53, 131 Adams, E. Kathleen...... Arbour, Mary Catherine...... 70 Baron, Jon...... 18, 57, 66, 76 ...... 121, 147, 163 Argys, Laura...... 47 Barr, Andrew...... 42, 53, 86, 95 Addo, Fenaba...... 130 Ariely, Dan...... 104, 129 Barrett, Nathan...... 60, 94 Adnot, Melinda...... 46, 94 Arimura, Toshi...... 47 Barroso, Cristina S...... 157 Aguila, Emma...... Armitage, Derek R...... 160 Barry, Colleen L...... 101, 153, 156, 165 Armour, Philip...... 56, 136, 147 ...... 6, 23, 62, 124, 135 Ai, Fuli...... 68 Armstead, Cathleen L...... 51 Bartalotti, Otavio...... 131 Akers, Beth...... 86 Armstrong, Catherine...... 88 Bartel, Ann...... 106 Goldberg, Julia S...... 122 Arora, Kanika...... 51, 87 Bartik, Timothy...... 56, 101 Albelda, Randy...... 106 Arteaga, Irma...... 42, 84 Bartlett, Susan...... 160 Albert, Jeff...... 50, 69 Arthur-Bentil, Mario...... 154 Bassok, Daphna...... 40, 108 Albert, Kyle W...... 161 Arvai, Joe...... 54 Bastian, Jacob...... 94 Alberta, Hillary B...... 95 Ashley, Joe...... 95, 128 Basu, Anirban...... 122 Alcorn, Jessica...... 98 Ashley, Shena R...... 110 Batton, Dale...... 95 Aldridge, Will...... 157 Astone, Nan...... 153 Baughman, Reagan...... 51, 73 Index Alemu, Besufekad...... 163 Atkins, Danielle...... 102, 157, 165 Baum, Sandy...... 56, 86 Alexandrov, Alexei...... 16 Atreya, Ajita...... 60 Baxley, Gwendolyn S...... 140 Ali, Susannah...... 43 Atteberry, Allison...... 60, 73, 90 Bea-Taylor, Jonah...... 136 Alikhan, Sabreen...... 69 Atwood, Alicia...... 104 Beatty, Timothy...... 54 Allard, Scott...... Auerbach, Jonathan L...... 163 Beaudreau, Bernie...... 87 ...... 23, 64, 65, 82, 138, 163 Auger, Anamarie...... 40,153 Beck, Jeffrey D...... 155 Allen, Drew...... 153, 163 Augsberger, Astraea...... 76 Beck, Sarah...... 135 Allensworth, Elaine M...... Avellaneda, Claudia N...... 134 Begany, Grace...... 156 ...... 45, 70, 109 Avery, Christopher...... 48, 99, 128 Begley, Jaclene...... 43, 58 Allin, Sara...... 147 Avila, Marilyn...... 48 Behn, Robert...... 91 Altindag, Onur...... 72, 109 Axbard, Sebastian...... 153 Beideman, Jennifer...... 154 Altman, Claire...... 68 Axeen, Sarah...... 62 Bein, Edward...... 45, 101, 125 Alvarado, Macarena...... 165 Azurdia, Gilda...... 50 Beland, Louis-Philippe...... 158 Amin, Samia...... 53 Ba, Bocar A...... 163 Belbase, Anek...... 108 Amirkhanyan, Anna...... 76, 106 Bachman, Lindsey...... 160 Belfield, Clive R...... 88, 127 Ammerman, Robert T...... 42 Bachmeier, James...... 68 Bell, Janice...... 122 Ampaabeng, Samuel...... 46 Backes, Ben...... 73, 136 Bell, Stephen...... 6, 20, 125 An, Yeokwang...... 106 Badgett, Lee...... 72 Bellamy, Jennifer L...... 42, 122 Anacker, Katrin B...... 43, 82 Baehler, Karen...... 100 Bellows, Laura...... 83 Ananat, Elizabeth...... 84, 124, 142 Bagwell Adams, Grace...... 73, 96 Ben-Shalom, Yonatan...... 56 Anasti, Theresa...... 153 Bailes, Lauren P...... 70, 164 Benatar, Sarah...... 147 Andersen, Lotte Bøgh...... 54 Bailey, Daniel...... 69 Benenson, Jodi...... 164 Anderson, Amy Potthoff...... 157 Bailey, Michelle...... 128 Benitez, Viridiana...... 122 Anderson, C. Leigh...... 164 Bailis, Rob...... 101 Benson, Valerie H...... 88 Anderson, David...... 128 Bainbridge, Jay...... 47 Benus, Jacob...... 53 Anderson, Gerard...... 125 Baker, Dominique...... 135 Berends, Mark...... 138, 148 Anderson, Kaitlin...... 109 Baker, Michael...... 147 Berger, Lawrence...... Anderson, Sara...... 72, 74, 148 Baker, Rachel...... 109, 127 ...... 83, 121, 122, 142 Anderson, Sarah...... 140 Baker-Smith, E. Christine...... 162 Bergman, Peter...... 58, 128 Andonoska, Ljubinka...... 162 Baldwin, Elizabeth...... 86 Berk, Jillian...... 136 Andrews, Rodney...... 42, 83, 99 Balu, Rekha...... 54, 67 Berkovits, Daniel...... 54

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Berlan, Meika R...... 72 Borie-Holtz, Debra...... 74, 124 Buntin, John...... 150 Carroll, Joanna Michelle...... 83 Berman, Ilene...... 66 Bostic, Raphael...... 108,113 Buntin, Melinda...... 164 Carter, Erik W...... 101 Bernstein, Hamutal...... 164 Boudreaux, Michel H...... 58, 91 Burchard, Gretha K...... 160 Carter, Susan Payne...... 144 Berry, Hugh...... 128 Boulay, Beth...... 6 Burchinal, Margaret...... 40, 72 Carter-Johnson, Frances...... 41 Bert, Jennifer M...... 68 Bound, John...... 144 Burkander, Kri...... 160 Casey, Colleen...... 43 Bertanha, Marinho...... 142 Bovaird, Tony...... 76, 91 Burkander, Paul...... 92 Cashore, Benjamin...... 135 Bess, Roseana...... 158 Bowden, A. Brooks...... 67, 88 Burkhauser, Richard...... 56 Cassola, Marie-Adele...... 84 Best, Amy L...... 122 Bower-Bir, Jacob...... 128 Burns, Alice...... 50, 61, 96 Castillo, Linda...... 154 Betsey, Charles...... 66 Boxmeyer, Caroline...... 63 Burns, Jason...... 165 Castillo, Wendy...... 131 Bettinger, Eric...... 95 Boyd-Swan, Casey H...... 139 Burns, Marguerite...... Castleman, Benjamin L...... Bewick, Tom...... 50 Bozeman, Barry...... 142 ...... 6, 40, 68, 120, 144 ...... 53, 62, 76, 86, 95, 128, 132 Bhalla, Garima...... 61 Bradford, Ashley...... 102, 161 Busch, Susan...... 124 Castro Baker, Amy...... 157 Bhatt, Monica P...... 162 Bradford, W. David...... Bushway, Shawn.....6, 41, 92, 121 Castro, Rosa...... 61 Biasi, Joseph...... 155 ...... 62, 73, 102, 124, 161 Butler, David...... 118, 119, 130 Castro-Cosio, Antonieta...... 163 Bibler, Andrew...... 158 Bradley, Cathy...... 120 Buttorf, Christine...... 125 Catt, Andrew D...... 152 Bicha, Reggie...... 150 Bradley, Cay...... 6 Buzard, Angela...... 43 Cavadel, Elizabeth...... 51 Bickham, Trey...... 164 Brady, Joanne E...... 152 Byker, Tanya...... 122 Celhay, Pablo...... 124, 155 Biddle, Jennifer...... 100 Brady, Victoria...... 73 Byrne, Thomas...... 47, 158 Celik, Suleyman...... 68 Bifulco, Robert...... 56, 154 Brandt, Eric...... 156, 162 Bzostek, Sharon...... 153 Cellini, Stephanie...... 50, 62 Binder, Melissa...... 161 Braza, Mark...... 124 Bøllingtoft, Anne...... 54 Chakrabarti, Averi...... 45 Binz, Christian...... 63 Brener, Nancy...... 40 Cahill, Kevin...... 146 Chakrabarti, Rajashri...... 138 Bird, Kelli...... 86, 95 Brenner, Christine Thurlow...... 146 Cai, Tiacheng...... 84 Chalfin, Aaron...... 41,54 Bird, Mia...... 41 Bretschneider, Stuart...... 63 Cai, Xiang...... 157 Chaloupka, Frank J...... 109 Birdsall, Christopher...... 100 Brewster, Luther...... 57 Cairo, Alberto...... 98 Chan, Eric W...... 101 Birkland, Thomas A...... 94, 100 Bronchetti, Erin Todd...... 138, 144 Calabrese, Thad D...... Chan, Gabriel...... 63, 73 Bitler, Marianne...... Brook, Robert...... 135, 139, 164 ...... 6, 110, 125, 142 Chan, Sewin...... 58 ...... 6, 46, 53, 84, 101 Brooks, Leah...... 127 Caldera, Selena...... 23 Chan, Vincent...... 162 Black, Elizabeth...... 157 Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne...... Camberlain, Anne...... 95 Chancellor, Charles...... 124 Black, Kristin Elizabeth...... 132 ...... 63, 69, 122, 147 Camilleri, Susan...... 87 Chande, Raj...... 53 Black, Sandra E...... 83 Broussard, Nzinga...... 46 Campbell, Heather...... 20 Chandra Putra, Handi...... 154 Blank, Rebecca...... 18, 100 Brown, David...... 57 Campbell, Jesse W...... 138 Chang, Jina...... 83 Blazar, David...... 58 Brown, Elizabeth...... 102 Campbell, Shanyce...... 58 Chang, Kuming...... 45 Blissett, Richard S. L...... 164 Brown, John C...... 155 Cannady, Matthew A...... 153 Chang, Yu-Ling...... 154 Block, Eryn...... 60 Brown, Kimberly A...... 152 Cannata, Marisa...... 150 Chang, Yunhee...... 102 Bloom, Howard...... 45, 108, 125 Brown, Maria Lourdes...... 147 Cannon, Sarah...... 106 Chaplin, Duncan...... 90 Blount, Ian...... 61 Brown, Marilyn A...... 158 Cano, Carlos...... 70 Charles, Cleopatra...... 88 Blume, Grant...... 125, 152 Brown, Scott...... 52, 146 Cantor, Jonathan...... 40 Charpak, Nathalie...... 43 Blume-Kohout, Margaret E...... Brown, Trevor L...... 61 Caplan, Leslie...... 128 Chatterjee, Swarn...... 102 ...... 6, 52, 104, 134 Browning, Kirby...... 131 Capman, John...... 153 Chattopadhyay, Soumya...... 56 Blustein, Jan...... 51, 61 Bruckner, Tim...... 124 Cappella, Elise...... 92 Chaudry, Ajay...... 19 Boatman, Angela...... 62, 95, 131 Brugger, Heike I...... 135 Carboni, Julia L...... 124 Checkoway, Amy...... 48 Bodkin, Candice Pippin...... 54 Brugh, Kristen Nichole...... 61 Carley, Sanya...... Chellman, Colin...... Bogolasky, Francisca...... 158, 163 Brummet, Quentin...... 131 ...... 6, 23, 45, 98, 128 ...... 22, 56, 109, 132 Bohn, Sarah...... 68, 155 Brune, Molly...... 69 Carlin, Caroline...... 68,84 Chen, Alice...... 147 Bohorquez-Penuela, Camilo...155 Brunjes, Benjamin M...... 61, 121 Carlson, Deven...... 98, 108, 131 Chen, Can...... 43 Bond, Amelia M...... 87 Bryan, Brielle E...... 130 Carlson, Marcia...... 6, 122 Chen, Jen-Hao...... 68 Bond, Timothy N...... 134, 146 Buchmueller, Thomas...... 87 Carpenter, Christopher...... Chen, Susan...... 68, 90 Bonilla, Juan...... 61 Buck, Stuart...... 23, 70, 76, 99 ...... 6, 23, 47, 124 Chen, Yiyu...... 132, 142 Bonneau, Kara...... 48 Buckles, Kasey...... 61 Carr, Isla-Anne Schuchs...... 163 Cheng, Albert...... 138 Booker, Kevin...... 54 Bueschel, Andrea...... 23, 88 Carrell, Scott...... 104 Cherlin, Andrew...... 160 Booth-LaForce, Cathryn...... 122 Bullinger, Lindsey Rose...... 122 Carrigan, Christopher...... 140 Chernew, Michael...... 135 Boraas, Stephanie...... 108, 160 Bulotsky-Shearer, Rebecca...... 51 Carroll, David...... 140 Cherney, Katrina...... 157 Borgonovi, Elio...... 160 Bumbarger, Brian...... 139 Carroll, Deborah...... 110 Chernick, Howard...... 127

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Cheung, Ron...... 127 Cooper, Sherman A...... 100 Dasgupta, Kabir...... 62, 153 Dormady, Noah...... 134 Erwin, Christopher P...... 56, 161 Flores, Manuel...... 101 Gangopadhyaya, Anuj...... 156 Gleason, Philip...... 54 Chiang, Hanley...... 46, 142 Corbacioglu, Sitki...... 68 Datta, A. Rupa...... 130 Doss, Chris...... 84 Eshleman, Christopher Ross...... Flores, Stella...... 135 Garcia-Piriz, Dionisio...... 158 Glennie, Elizabeth...... 140 Cho, Clare Y...... 126 Corcoran, Sean...... 58 Davies, Lincoln...... 98 Dotter, Dallas...... 95, 140 ...... 22, 56, 163 Flowers, Mallory...... 47 Garfinkel, Irwin...... 69 Glied, Sherry...... 23, 61, 125 Choi, Jaehee...... 154 Cordes, Sarah...... 22, 56, 108 Davis, Jonathan...... 54 Dougherty, Shaun...... 48, 70, 126 Espinosa, Salvador...... 96 Font, Sarah...... 84 Garrett, Rachel...... 90 Glos, Lukas...... 43 Choi, Jung Hyun...... 106 Corrin, William...... 148 Davis, Karen...... 125 Doughty, Meghan...... 163 Estes, Brian...... 102 Foorman, Barbara...... 67 Gassman-Pines, Anna...... Goble, Lisbeth...... 54 Choi, NakHyeok...... 43 Cortes, Alvaro...... 96 Davis, Lois...... 41 Dowling, Conor...... 61 Eucogco, Jasmine...... 162 Ford, Reuben...... 58, 93, 15 ...... 40, 83, 16 Godtland, Erin...... 60 Choi, Young Jun...... 122 Cortes, Darwin...... 43 Davis, Scott...... 46, 63 Dragoset, Lisa...... 102, 108 Evans, Angela...... 23, 57, 122 Forster, Hilary...... 125 Gault, Barbara...... 150 Goerge, Robert...... 136 Chojnacki, Gregory...... 54 Cortes, Kalena E...... 83, 132 Davlasheridze, Meri...... 60 Drake, Coleman...... 58 Evans, Brent...... 62, 109, 131 Fortner, C. Kevin...... 40 Gaumer, Elyzabeth...... 131 Goesling, Brian...... 67, 90 Chor, Elise...... 63, 108 Cosentino, Clemencia...... 41 De Gregorio, Soledad...... 153 Dramski, Pavel...... 135 Eyster, Lauren...... 131, 164 Fortson, Kenneth...... 92 Gaylor, Erika...... 92 Goff, Peter...... 140, 150 Christensen, Garret...... 138 Costa, Mia...... 90 De Jong, Gordon...... 134 Drigo, Rudi...... 101 Faber, Jacob William...... 43, 96 Fountain, Jane...... 50, 95 Gearing, Maeve...... 42 Golberstein, Ezra...... 144 Christensen, Robert K...... 87 Costie, Daniel Paul...... 132 De la Cruz, Elia...... 69 Dubin, Allison C...... 51 Fabusuyi, Tayo...... 152 Fowler, Patrick...... 146 Gecker, Whitney...... 76 Goldhaber, Dan...... Christenson, Sandra...... 42 Costrell, Robert...... 47 De La Rosa Aceves, Aurelia...148 Dubowitz, Tamara...... 94, 126 Fairlie, Robert...... 144 Fox, Ashley...... 165 Gehlbach, Hunter...... 126 ...... 58, 73, 136, 150 Christie, Tina...... 147 Couch, Kenneth...... 22, 46, 76 Dean, David...... 128 Duckworth, Kenneth...... 135 Fang, Andrew...... 51, 132 Fox, Joanna Hornig...... 45 Gehring-Liker, Susan...... 150 Goldman, Howard...... 124 Chu, James...... 146 Coupet, Jason...... 54, 94 DeCaro, Jason...... 63 Duggan, Anne K...... 51, 70, 113 Farb, Amy...... 90 Fox, Liana...... 144 Gelatt, Julia...... 68, 122, 135 Goldstein, Anna...... 73 Chung, Il Hwan...... 142 Courtney, Mark...... 147 DeCarolis, Joseph F...... 128 Duncan, Greg J...... 40, 51, 108 Farber, Matt...... 126 Fox, Lindsay...... 60 Gelber, Alexander...... 90 Gollu, Gultekin...... 124 Claessens, Amy...... 40, 42 Covington, Kenya...... 131 Decker, Sandra...... 124, 155 Dundar, Afet...... 127 Faria, Ann-Marie...... 45, 158 Fraker, Thomas M...... 101 Geller, Amanda...... 73 Gomez, Celia J...... 53, 63, 162 Clark, Jill K...... 94, 126, 135 Cowan, James...... 136 Decker, Tiffany...... 104 Dunn, Adam...... 88 Farmer, James...... 124 Francis, Dania...... 48, 104 Gentsch, Kerstin...... 132 Gong, Xin...... 160 Clark, Melissa...... 54 Cowen, Joshua...... 98, 138 Dee, Thomas...... Dunn, Richard A...... 47, 73 Farmer, Susanna...... 131 Francis, Kimberly...... 45 Gerber, Alan S...... 61 Gonzales, Gilbert...... 56,72 Clay, Janelle...... 157, 163 Coyer, Christine Nicole...... 163 ...... 46, 70, 86, 94, 109 Dworsky, Amy...... 164 Farran, Dale...... 19, 110 Francis, Robert...... 160 Gerlak, Andrea K...... 160 Gonzalez, Cynthia...... 66 Clayton-Matthews, Alan...... 106 Coyne, Adam...... 23, 98 Deke, John...... 45, 108 Dworsky, Michael...... 68 Farrigan, Tracey...... 126 Frank, Kenneth...... 73 Gerlinger, Julie...... 124 Gonzalez, Naihobe...... 48 Clements, Douglas H...... 40, 62 Craigie, Terry-Ann...... 122 DeLaurentis, Micah...... 54 Dynarski, Susan...... 62, 93, 128 Favero, Nathan...... 154 Frank, Richard G...... 96 Gerrish, Ed...... 92 Good, David...... 128 Clincy, Amanda R...... 42 Creed, Benjamin...... 98, 122, 161 DeLeire, Thomas...... 68 East, Chloe N...... 84 Fay, Daniel L...... 162, 165 Franke, Todd...... 147 Gerry, Alica...... 148 Goodman, Benjamin...... 76 Clotfelter, Charles...... 42 Cremata, Edward...... 98 DelVecchio Dys, Theresa...... 83 Eberts, Randall...... 53, 63, 74 Federman, Alex D...... 152 Freedman, Seth...... 91, 104 Gershenson, Seth...... 101, 126 Goodman, Joshua...... Coca, Vanessa Marie...... 132, 135 Crockett, Sean...... 109 Deming, David...... 70, 83 Eckerd, Adam...... 126 Feeney, Laura...... 67 Freedman, Stephen...... 50 Gershoff, Elizabeth T...... 62 ...... 42, 48, 62, 70, 109 Cody, Scott...... 102 Cronin, Jacob Michael.....109, 160 Denice, Patrick...... 98 Edelman, Susan A...... 165 Feinberg, Mark E...... 42 Freeman, Lance...... 84, 96 Getha-Taylor, Heather...... 63 Goodman, Michael...... 60 Coen, Thomas...... 54 Crowder, Kyle...... 43 Denny-Brown, Noelle...... 51 Edin, Kathryn...... 160 Feiock, Richard...... 74, 86, 132 French, Michael T...... 47 Geyer, Judy...... 90 Goodman, Sarena F...... 128 Cohen, Alison K...... 155 Crowley, Max...... 42 Denver, Megan M...... 92 Edisis, Adrienne...... 138 Feldman, Andrew...... 23, 99, 140 Freyer, Allan...... 74 Geylani, Pinar Celikkol...... 60 Gopalan, Maithreyi...... 109 Cohen, Mark A...... 156 Crumbaugh, Amy...... 83 DePallo, Mildred A...... 50 Edmunds, Julie...... 48, 109, 140 Feldman, Maryann...... 6, 104, 125 Fried, Brett...... 68 Ghattas, Amanda...... 153 Gordon, Rachel...... 51, 83 Cohen-Vogel, Lora...... 150 Cruz, Maria Jessa...... 54 Derr, Michelle...... 72 Edwards, Jason T...... 142 Fell, Harrison...... 52 Friedman, Abigail S...... 96 Ghertner, Robin A...... 100 Gorina, Evgenia...... 142, 16 Cohodes, Sarah...... 56,104 Cuesta, Laura...... 132 Desai, Anand...... 126, 155 Edwards, Kathryn Anne...... Feng, Bo...... 161 Friedman-Krauss, Allison....72, 92 Ghilardi, Adrian...... 101 Gormley, William...... 62, 148 Colantonio, Lisandro...... 120 Cui, Can...... 127 Desai, Swati...... 23, 54, 131 ...... 84, 144, 163 Feng, Li...... 46 Friedsam, Donna...... 68 Ghilarducci, Teresa...... 76 Gornick, Janet...... 91 Coleman-Jensen, Alisha...83, 102 Cunningham, Chris...... 127 Deshpande, Manasi...... 84 Efron, Shira...... 165 Feng, Qinping...... 161 Frisvold, David...... 134, 144, 147 Ghimire, Keshar Mani...... 41, 155 Goroff, Daniel...... 66 Coley, Rebekah Levine...... 51 Cunningham, Peter J...... 68 Desmarais, Bruce A...... 90 Egalite, Anna Jacob...... 98 Ferguson, Kate...... 92, 109 Frost, Riordan Piers...... 157 Ghorbani, Pooya...... 54, 96 Gorroochurn, Prakash...... 163 Collins, J. Michael...... 41, 50 Cureton, Ashley...... 42 Destler, Katherine...... 87, 142 Eger, Robert J...... 106, 158 Ferro, Gabrielle A...... 40 Frumerie, Caitlin...... 162 Ghosh, Ausmita...... 124, 164 Gotham, Douglas J...... 128 Collins, Mary...... 76 Curley, Cali A...... 86 Dettling, Lisa...... 128 Eggleston, Jonathan...... 160 Fertig, Angela...... 68 Fry, Carrie...... 164 Giandrea, Michael...... 146 Gothro, Andrew...... 102 Collins, Megan Eileen...... 162 Curran, F. Chris...... 150, 161 Deutsch, Jonah...... 125 Eguchi, Megan...... 102 Fesler, Lily...... 140 Fuchs, Erica...... 73 Giannarelli, Linda...... 139 Gottfried, Michael...... 161 Collinson, Robert...... 155 Curtis, Marah A...... 47 DeZelar, Sharyn...... 164 Eibner, Christine...... 68 Fierro, Christine...... 150 Fujimoto, Ken...... 51 Gibbons, Brent J...... 160 Graddy-Reed, Alexandra...... Comfort, Louise...... 68, 100 Cutler, Nathan...... 69 Diaz, Megan C...... 109 Eidelman, Tessa...... 47 Figlio, David...... 90, 124 Fulbeck, Eleanor...... 146 Gibbs, Chloe...... 6, 62 ...... 76, 90, 104 Compton, Donald L...... 67 Czajkowski, Jeffrey...... 60 Diebold, Jeffrey...... 88 Eisenberg, Matthew D...... 136 Filene, Jill...... 51 Fuller, Sarah Crittenden...... 106 Gibson, Britton A...... 162 Grady, Bryan...... 153 Conaway, Carrie...... 126 D’Amico, Ron...... 6 Dieterle, Ed...... 46 Eisner, Ryan...... 158 Finch, Jenna E...... 148 Fusaro, Vincent A...... 161 Gibson, Teresa...... 124 Graefe, Deborah...... 134 Conger, Dylan...... 23, 48, 62 d’Aversa, Margaret M...... 153 DiGiovanni, Christopher...... 163 El-Hodiri, Nagla’a...... 52 Finck, Clay...... 157 Gabriel, Ryan...... 43 Gibson-Davis, Christina...... 142 Graham, John...... 45, 128 Connelly, Rachel...... 83 Dagher, Rada...... 91 Dillender, Marcus...... 101, 120 Elbel, Brian...... 40 Fink, John...... 127 Gaddes, Rachel...... 102 Giersch, Jason...... 148, 155 Granger, Bob...... 6 Connolly, Jennifer...... 100 Dague, Laura...... 6, 50, 68, 87, 14 Dillman, Keri-Nicole...... 87 Elkin, Sam...... 102 Finnegan, Amy R...... 101, 158 Gala, Breann...... 108 Gifford, Elizabeth...... 42 Grannemann, Thomas...... 20 Connors, Maia...... 72 Dahman, Bassam...... 120 Dillon, Daniel...... 122 Ellen, Ingrid Gould...... Fischhoff, Baruch...... 83 Galazka, Anna Milena...... 74 Gil-Garcia, J. Ramon...... 106 Grant, Sean...... 102 Constantine, Jill...... 46,135 Daley, Dorothy...... 86 DiTommaso, Adrienne...... 100 ...... 43, 58, 69, 96, 99, 108 Fishbane, Alissa...... 53 Galbraith, Anna Lipton...... 42 Gill, Brian...... 86 Grattet, Ryken...... 41 Contreary, Kara...... 56 Daniels, Lorita...... 84 Doar, Robert...... 18, 77, 132 Elliott, Diana...... 86 Fisher, Benjamin...... 161 Galik, Christopher S...... 124 Gillooly, Jessica...... 163 Grau, Valeska...... 158 Contreras, Dante...... 70 Danielson, Caroline...... 68, 142 Dodge, Kenneth...... 42, 84, 99 Ellis, Cali...... 147, 165 Fisher, Emily...... 158 Gallego, Juan...... 43 Gilpin, Ansley...... 63 Graves, John...... 147 Cooc, North...... 164 Dantzler, Prentiss...... 163 Doleac, Jennifer...... 54, 130 Elsayed, Mahmoud A. A..121, 142 Fisher, Jonathan...... 154 Gallegos, Sebastian...... Ginsberg, Wendy...... 128 Gray, Abby...... 54 Cook, Jason...... 152 Danziger, Sheldon...... 91 Dolsak, Nives...... 140 Elsesser, Charles...... 87 Fitzgerald, John...... 83 ...... 58, 70, 108, 164, 165 Ginther, Donna...... 41, 52, 134 Green, Autumn...... 150 Cook, Kyle DeMeo...... 51 Darghouth, Naïm...... 52 Domina, Thurston...... 124, 153 Elson, Dean...... 88 Fitzsimmons, Kelly...... 66 Galloway, Ian...... 130 Gitchell, Joe...... 109 Green, Richard...... 106 Cook, Philip...... 42, 95 Darity, William...... 41, 48 Dominguez, Ximena...... 70, 84 Emory, Allison Dwyer...... 132 Flanagan, Kathleen...... 20 Galster, George...... 73, 87, 148 Gjertson, Leah M...... 41, 157 Greenbaum, Robert...... 134 Cook, Thomas...... 86, 108, 142 Darnall, Nicole...... 47 Donahue, Amy...... 60 Engel, Mimi...... 40, 42, 150 Fletcher, Anne...... 52 Gamble, Gary...... 110 Glazerman, Steven...... Greenberg, David Micah...... 148 Cooksey Stowers, Kristen...... 153 Darolia, Rajeev...... 86, 131 Dong, Nianbo...... 6, 147 Engelhard, Emily...... 83 Fletcher, Jason...... 72, 140 Gamse, Beth...... 20 ...... 20, 46, 90, 95, 146 Greenberg, Erica...... 147 Cooley, Valerie...... 87 Das, Ipsita...... 101 Donohue, Julie...... 135 Epstein, Diana...... 100 Fletcher, Jeffrey...... 127 Ganapati, Emel...... 60 Glazier, Rick...... 48 Greenfield, Shelly F...... 135

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Greenman II, Gregory D...... 102 Guterman, Neil B...... 42 Handa, Sudhanshu...... 61, 158 Haupt, Brie...... 100 Greenman, Emily...... 68 Guterman, Stuart...... 125 Hanlon, Bernadette...... 82 Haveman, Robert...... 131 Greer, Robert A...... 96 Guthrie, J. Edward...... 164 Hannon, Simona...... 158 Havewala, Ferzana D...... 106 Grindal, Todd...... 148,160 Gutierrez, Gabriel...... 158 Hansen, Mary E...... 84 Hawken, Angela...... 67, 109 Grinstein-Weiss, Michal...... Gutierrez, Jaime...... 84 Hansen, Michael...... 73 Hawkins, Christopher...... 54, 86 ...... 121, 163 Gutman, Aliza...... 104 Hanson, Devlin...... 50 Hawkinson, Laura E...... 72, 84 Grissom, Jason...... Guy, Cynthia...... 100 Hanson, Jamie...... 147 Hawley, Joshua...... 164 ...... 73, 109, 131, 150 Guy, Gery P...... 121, 163 Harding, Jessica F...... 92, 129 Hayakawa, C. Momoko...... 153 Gross, Betheny...... 98 Guzman, Tatyana...... 34, 35, 131 Hardy, Bradley...... 125, 147 Hayes, Jeffrey...... 106 Gross, Cary P...... 61 Ha, Wei...... 158 Harknett, Kristen...... 69 Hayes, Michael...... 134 Grossman, Daniel S...... 61 Haeder, Simon...... 40, 61, 154 Harland-White, Faith...... 150 Hayfield, Kathy...... 95 Grout, Cyrus...... 150 Hagen, Loni...... 161 Harmory, Joan...... 69 Hayford, Tamara...... 96 Groves, Lincoln H...... 56 Haight, Sarah...... 100, 150 Harris, Douglas...... 60, 148 Hecht, Ben...... 66 Grubbs, Sam...... 161, 164 Hailey, Chantal Annise...... 153 Harris, Gale...... 136 Heflin, Colleen...... Guan, Qi...... 56 Hair, Nicole...... 147 Harris, Jeffrey...... 122 ...... 6, 46, 72, 122, 160 Gubits, Daniel...... 52, 90, 146 Hall, Mark...... 58 Harris, Lesley...... 163 Heggeness, Misty L...... Gueron, Judith...... 132 Hall, Matthew...... 43, 53,68 Harrison, Teresa M...... 161 ...... 23, 41, 52, 134 Guerrero, Erick...... 163 Hallberg, Kelly...... 6, 42, 147 Hart, Cassandra...... 109 Heidelberg, Roy...... 155 Guldi, Melanie...... 61, 102 Halldén, Karin...... 144 Hartmann, Heidi...... 106 Heikkila, Tanya...... 160 Gumus, Gulcin...... 47 Hallgren, Kristin C...... 46 Hartry, Ardice...... 153 Heim, Bradley...... 81, 136 Gundersen, Craig...... 46, 83, 102 Halpern-Meekin, Sarah...... 94 Hasanali, Stephanie Howe...... 134 Heine, Lily...... 158 Guo, Shenyang...... 121, 163 Hamersma, Sarah.....50, 136, 144 Hashmi, Ayesha Tahir...... 20 Heinrich, Carolyn...... Guo, Yue...... 154 Hamilton, Darrick...... 7, 41, 146 Haskins, Anna R...... 130 ...... 18, 54, 61, 74, 77, 88, 92 Gupta, Pronita...... 106 Hammarlund, Noah...... 104 Haskins, Ron...... 5, 6, 23, 76 Heissel, Jennifer Ann...... 106, 124 Gurantz, Oded...... 95, 99 Han, Dongsook...... 153 Hatch, Megan E...... 125 Heller, Carrie...... 42 Guryan, Jonathan...... 42, 155 Han, Wen-Jui...... 154 Hatch, Michael...... 162 Heller, Sara...... 54 APPAM 37th Annual Fall Research Conference / November 12 - 14, 2015, Miami, Florida

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Hembre, Erik Anders...... 126 Hoffman, Denise...... 90, 108, 145 Irinco, M. F...... 165 Jordan, Cynthia...... 152 Hemelt, Steven W...... 42, 62, 13 Hoffman, Matthew...... 47 Isabelle, Maripier...... 147 Jordan, Reed...... 153 Hempstead, Katherine...... 68 Holbein, John B...... 154 Isenberg, Eric...... 54 Joski, Peter J...... 121, 163 Hendra, Richard...... 41, 57, 60 Holden, Kristian...... 106 Isett, Kimberly...... 160 Jost, Timothy...... 58 Hendrick, Rebecca...... 134 Holladay, Scott...... 83 Ishdorj, Ariun...... 102 Jovanovski, Straso...... 165 Hendricks, Matthew...... 62, 94 Hollenbeck, Kevin...... 6, 50, 92 Iwata, Kazuyuki...... 47 Joyce, Kelly...... 122 Henry, Adam Douglas...... 135 Holt, Stephen...... 126, 138, 164 Jabbehdari, Sahra...... 90 Joyce, Ted...... 72, 109 Henry, Gary...... 60, 70 Holupka, C. Scott...... 108 Jackman, Robert W...... 91, 164 Juarez, Melina...... 124, 135, 162 Heppen, Jessica...... 45, 70, 158 Homsy, George...... 86 Jacknowitz, Alison...... 6,83 Judge-Lord, Devin...... 135 Herbert, Christopher...... 58 Hondula, David...... 160 Jackson, Heide...... 91 Judkins, David...... 45 Heredia, Dagoberto...... 154 Honey, Ngaire...... 84, 164 Jackson, Jake...... 99 Jung, Haeil...... 131, 154 Hernandez, Jose Tiberio...... 43 Honeycutt, Todd...... 128 Jackson, Kirabo...... 70, 95 Juras, Randall...... 22, 46, 56 Hernandez, Monica...... 73 Hong, Guanglei...... 63, 125, 134 Jackson, Laura...... 162 Kabourek, Sarah...... 40 Hero, Rodney E...... 106 Horn, Keren...... 87, 96, 108 Jacob, Robin Tepper...... 67, 88 Kaestner, Robert...... 120 Herranz, Joaquin...... 63 Hornsby, Will...... 157, 158 Jacobowitz, Ahuva...... 131 Kalb, Luke...... 124 Herrera, Luis O...... 69 Hou, Yilin...... 60 Jacobs, Brian...... 95, 109, 147 Kalil, Ariel...... 58, 69, 108 Herring, Bradley J...... 58 Houle, Jason...... 130 Jacobsen, Christian...... 54 Kamath, Angie...... 60 Herrmann, Mariesa...... 46 House, Emily...... 62 Jacobsen, Grant D...... 83 Kamin, David...... 139 Hersey, Leigh...... 95 Howard-Cooper, Ellen...... 100 Jaeger, David...... 109 Kanaya, Melissa...... 57 Hersh, David M...... 101, 156 Howarth, Samuel...... 134 Jagger, Pamela...... 101 Kang, Malcolm...... 144 Hershbein, Brad...... 56, 98 Howell, Jessica...... 99 James, Oliver...... 134, 142 Kao, Andrew...... 90 Herskovic, Luis Andres...... 164 Howieson, Susannah V...... 104 Janes, Danielle...... 153 Kapteyn, Arie...... 101 Heshmatpour, Christina...... 150 Hoynes, Hilary...... 46 Jang, YoungSun...... 144 Kapucu, Naim...... 68 Hess, Nathan...... 54 Hsia, Renee...... 153 Janzen, Shawn...... 60 Karakus, Mustafa...... 160 Hester, Candace Hamilton...... 146 Hsueh, Lily...... 47, 60 Jargowsky, Paul...... 82 Karamcheva, Nadia...... 108 Hevenstone, Debra...... 57 Hu, Qian...... 95 Jean, Marshall...... 126 Karmali, Ruchir N...... 160 Hewitt, Elizabeth...... 135 Hu, Xiaochu...... 146 Jefferson, Anna...... 86 Karpilow, Quentin...... 45 Heyes, Jason...... 74 Hu, Xiaodan...... 161 Jelveh, Zubin...... 54 Kasdin, Stuart...... 140 Hickert, Audrey...... 41 Hu, Yinyue...... 155 Jencks, Christopher...... 135 Katz, Veronica...... 46, 94 Hicks, A. James...... 41 Huang, Christina Y...... 162 Jenkins, Davis...... 127 Kaufman-Horner, Josh...... 20 Higgins, Sean...... 125 Huang, Li Ning...... 86 Jenkins, Jade Marcus...... Kaushal, Neeraj...... 6, 135 Hiilamo, Heikki...... 163 Huang, Weiran...... 52 ...... 40, 62, 153 Kawano, Laura...... 95 Hijazi, Bushra...... 152 Huang, Ying...... 122 Jennings, Jennifer.....60, 102, 138 Kazekami, Sachiko...... 154 Hildreth, W...... 49, 158 Hubbard, Faith Gibson...... 156 Jensen, Ulrich Thy...... 63, 83, 102 Kearney, Melissa...... 67, 98, 101 Hill, Carolyn...... 6, 72 Huenteler, Joern...... 63 Jeon, Mi Sun...... 122 Keegan, Sinead...... 50, 60 Hill, Elaine...... 61 Huitema, Dave...... 160 Jeuland, Marc...... 69, 101 Keele, Luke...... 51, 155 Hill, Heather...... 125 Hull, Angela...... 23, 99 Ji, Hyunjung...... 47, 164 Keith-Jennings, Brynne....102, 138 Hill, Ian...... 147 Hunter, Cherise...... 95 Jilke, Sebastian...... 134, 142 Kelcey, Ben...... 147 Hill, Laura...... 146 Huntington-Klein, Nick...... 150 John, June Park...... 109, 153 Kellam, Leslie...... 156 Hill, Victoria...... 152 Hur, Hyungjo...... 164 Johns, Eileen...... 147, 164 Kellogg, Wendy...... 69 Himathongkam, Tinapa...... 153 Hurd, Michael...... 147 Johnson, Anna D...... 83, 148 Kelly, Dianne...... 48 Hinde, Jesse...... 102 Hurdelbrink, Jonathan...... 51 Johnson, Craig L...... 96 Kelsey, Meredith...... 45, 90 Hinrichs, Peter...... 42, 83 Hurwitz, Michael Drew...... 99 Johnson, David...... 23, 147, 154 Kennedy, Alec...... 131 Hinze-Pifer, Rebecca...... 163 Husain, Aliza...... 153 Johnson, Erik...... 98 Kennedy-Hendricks, Alene...... 62 Hird, John...... 90 Husbands Fealing, Kaye...... 73 Johnson, Janna E...... 72, 146 Kenney, Genevieve...... 121 Hirsch, Paul...... 90, 158 Huskamp, Haiden...... 124, 135 Johnson, Richard...... 47, 108 Kern, Emily C...... 153 Hitt, Collin E...... 126 Hutabarat, Dody...... 134 Johnston, Emily M...... Ketsche, Patricia...... 121, 163 Ho, Jenn...... 147 Hutchins, John...... 22, 48, 56 ...... 121, 162, 163 Key, Clinton...... 104 Hock, Heinrich...... 88 Hvidman, Ulrik...... 134 Johnston, Erik...... 160 Khan, Shulamit...... 52, 95 Hodges, Heather...... 140 Hyde, Mary...... 68, 139 Johnston, Jocelyn...... 156 Kharel, Ujwal...... 91,152 Hodges, Leslie...... 72, 155 Hyra, Allison P...... 162 Jones, Lauren E...... 94, 127 Kho, Adam...... 60, 148 Hoesly, Laura...... 46 Hyra, Derek...... 84 Jones, Maggie R...... 127 Khwaja, Elsa T...... 155 Hofer, Kerry G...... 51, 62 Imberman, Scott...... 42 Jones, Tim...... 164 Kil, Natalie...... 67, 152 Hoffer, Tom...... 41 Innes Dominguez, Amanda...... 70 Joo, Young Sun...... 101, 161 Kilber, Helen...... 70

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Kilburn, Kelly...... 158 Krauskopf, James...... 43 Lee, David...... 152 Lin, Winston...... 45 Mackrain, Mary...... 70 Mariano, Louis T...... 109 Master, Ben...... 131 McCoy, Dana...... 51, 72, 74, 148 Kilmer, Beau...... 67 Krebs, Mary...... 146 Lee, Hana...... 156 Lin, Ying-Chun...... 72, 161 Maclean, Johanna.. 124, 134, 152 Marin, Jorge...... 43, 109 Mastri, Annalisa...... 46, 67 McDermott, Constance...... 135 Kim, Ae-Sook...... 124, 164 Kreisman, Daniel...... 153 Lee, Helen...... 51 Lincove, Jane...... Mader, Nick...... 69, 136 Markey, Ian...... 74 Matisoff, Daniel...... McDonnell, Simon...... 54 Kim, Dohyeong...... 157 Kremer, Michael...... 69 Lee, Hyunjung...... 155 ...... 58, 70, 83, 94, 98, 148 Madsen, Charles...... 163 Markowitz, Anna...... 83, 108, 152 ...... 47, 98, 135, 140, 154 McFarlin, Issac...... 99 Kim, Gyungwon...... 158 Krieg, John...... 58 Lee, Jinkook...... 163 Lindley, Lisa C...... 157 Magill, Kay...... 95 Markowitz, Sara...... 147 Matite, Maxwell...... 106 McGarry, Kathleen...... 130 Kim, Hye-Sung...... 130 Krishnamurthy, Rashmi...... 121 Lee, Joanne...... 88 Lindsay, Constance A...... 109, 153 Magnuson, Katherine...... 72, 161 Marlowe, Justin...... 43, 96 Matos, Kenneth...... 122 McGee, Josh...... 47, 66 Kim, Hyojung...... 155 Krishnamurti, Tamar...... 83 Lee, Jooho...... 160, 127, 165 Lipman, Barbara J...... 154 Maheu, Fracoise...... 43 Martel, J.C...... 132 Maury, Rosy V...... 162 McGee, Marysol...... 154 Kim, Jin H...... 162 Kriz, Kenneth A...... 43 Lee, Jungmin...... 155 Lippold, Kye...... 102 Majmundar, Malay...... 109 Martell, Christine...... 96 Mawhorter, Sarah L...... 160 McGill, Brittany...... 102, 157 Kim, Jinhee...... 102 Kroll, Alex...... 54, 100 Lee, Jungtaek...... 158 Lipscomb, Shannon T...... 74 Makarin, Alexey...... 70 Martin, David...... 86 Maxwell, Nan...... 6, 144 McGinnis Johnson, Jasmine.....87 Kim, Jiyoon...... 125 Krutilla, Kerry...... 128 Lee, M. Jin...... 134 Lipscomb, Stephen...... 90 Makarov, Danil V...... 61 Martin, Erika G...... 72, 156, 162 May, Henry...... 54 McGinty, Emma E...... 62, 96, 124 Kim, Jung Eun...... 63 Ku, Minyoung...... 106, 136 Lee, Michelle...... 132 Lipton, Brandy J...... Makowsky, Libby...... 54 Martin, Josh...... 53 Mayer, Alexander K...... 62, 140 McGrath, Jenna...... 160 Kim, Min-Hyu...... 152 Kugler, Adriana D...... 69 Lee, RaeHyuck...... 108 ...... 42, 91, 124, 155 Malamud, Ofer...... 69 Martin, Marge...... 20 Mayer, Susan E...... 58 McGuire, Chad J...... 60 Kim, So Young...... 144 Kugler, Maurice...... 69 Lee, Sangyoo...... 153 Little, Michael...... 57, 128, 150 Maldonado, Dario...... 43 Martin-Anderson, Sarah...... 160 Maynard, Rebecca...... McInerney, Melissa...... 144 Kim, Soonhee...... 106 Kuka, Elira...... 138, 144 Lee, Steve S...... 157 Liu, Albert...... 54 Mamun, Arif A...... 101 Martinez, Alina...... 41 ...... 6, 18, 57, 131, 137 McIntyre, Joseph...... 126, 164 Kim, Sun Young...... 152 Kulak, Jessica A...... 154 Lee, Yunsoo...... 127 Liu, Andrew...... 128 Manchester, Joyce M...... 68 Martinez, John...... 66 Mazz, Katy...... 126 McKinnish, Terra...... 134 Kim, Sung-Bou...... 158 Kulick, Jonathan...... 109 Leggon, Cheryl...... 41, 60 Liu, Aolong...... 144 Mancino, Lisa...... 94, 126 Martinez-Beck, Ivelisse...... 72 Mbiti, Isaac...... 69, 157 McLanahan, Sara...... 69, 122 Kim, Yeong Jae...... 155 Kull, Melissa...... 51 Leininger, Lindsey...... 68 Liu, Chengfang...... 146 Manfra, Louis...... 148 Martinson, Karin...... 88, 131 McBride, Linden...... 142 McMorrow, Stacey...... 121, 134 Kim, Yongnam...... 130 Kun, Yuan...... 73 Lemons, Christopher...... 67 Liu, Jodi...... 164 Maniloff, Peter T...... 52 Martinson, Melissa L...... 154 McCabe, Brian...... 84, 96, 126 McQueen, Kiel...... 131 Kim, Younsung...... 47, 100 Kurlaender, Michal...... 62, 99, 104 Lenox, Carol...... 52, 128 Liu, Michael...... 108 Mann, David Robertson....68, 128 Marton, Jim...... 50, 121 McCall, Brian...... 99 Mead, Lawrence...... 6, 76, 110 Kim, Yuna...... 102, 152 Kurti, Marin K...... 109 Lens, Michael...... 74, 106, 108 Liu, Siying...... 139 Mann, Elizabeth K...... 132 Martorell, Paco...... 99, 109 McCarthy, Lauren N...... 125 Mead, Sara...... 19, 11 Kimberlin, Sara...... 68 Kwak, Hyokyung...... 140 Lerman, Robert...... 50 Livaudais, Maria...... 134, 135 Manzeske, David P...... 121, 146 Marvel, John D...... 138 McCarthy, Patrick S...... 154 Meadows, J. Thomas...... 157 King, Christopher...... 74, 88, 150 Kwon, Chang...... 82 Lerner, Jennifer S...... 86 Llorente, Carlin...... 84 Manzi, Jorge...... 18, 57, 158 Marx, Ben...... 86 McClowry, Sandee G...... 92 Mei, Ciqi...... 158 Kinsley, Kody...... 20 Kwon, Sung-Wook...... 69 Leslie, Emily...... 147 Lo, Theresa...... 136 Marcotte, Dave...... 21, 96, 126 Marya, Ellen...... 58 McConnell, Sheena...... 66 Mejia Gonzalez, Nelly J...... 156 Kioko, Sharon N...... 64, 65, 96 Labiner-Wolfe, Judith...... 70 Lesniewski, Jacob...... 163 Lochman, John...... 63 Margie, Nancy...... 51, 70 Mascio, Bryan...... 126 McConville, Shannon...... 146, 153 Mellgren, Linda...... 42 Kisbu-Sakarya, Yasemin...... 108 Lachowska, Marta...... 56, 138 Lester, Charmaine...... 132 Loeb, Susanna...... 73, 109 Margolis, Amy...... 90 Masera, Omar...... 101 McCormack, Joseph Rossi...... 94 Melo, Carlota...... 87 Kisida, Brian...... 138 Lacoe, Johanna...... 69, 130 Leventhal, Tama...... 74 Loeffler, Charles E...... 92 Marianno, Bradley...... 94, 160 Massoud, Omar...... 152 McCormick, Meghan...... 92 Meltzer, Rachel...... 96 Kleiman, Mark...... 67, 109 Ladd, Helen.... 42, 54, 60, 84, 124 Levin, Henry M...... 88 Loeffler, Elke...... 76 Klein, Scott...... 150 Ladegaard, Louise...... 54 Levin, Todd...... 52 Logan-Friend, Jocelyn...... 128 Klepper, Christine...... 108 Lai, Ijun...... 42 Levine, Aaron D...... 95 Logue, Alexandra W...... 88 Klerman, Jacob Alex....46, 88, 160 Lakdawalla, Darius...... 147 Levine, Phillip...... 101 Long, Mark.... 23, 83, 99, 125, 131 Klots, Sharon...... 150 LaLonde, Robert...... 154 Levy, Diane...... 58 Long, Sharon...... 68, 121, 134 Knechtel, Virginia...... 54 Lamb, Yvette...... 150 Levy, Helen G...... 87, 144 Lopez, Michael...... 20, 148 Knickman, James...... 18, 77 Lambright, Kristina T...... 76 Levy, Michael...... 47 Lopoo, Leonard...... 56 Knight, Genevieve...... 14, 16, 57 Lanahan, Lauren...... 104 Levy, Morris E...... 106 Loprest, Pamela...... 52 Knox, Claire Connolly...... 100 Lane, Bradley W...... 45 Lewis, David M...... 158 LoSasso, Tony...... 104, 147 Knox, Virginia W...... 72, 122 Lane, Julia...... 73, 104 Lewis, Jessica...... 101 Loughran, Thomas A...... Koball, Heather...... 102, 122 Lang, Guido...... 121 Lewis-Faupel, Sean C...... 70, 140 ...... 41, 73, 130, 156, 162 Koedel, Cory...... 47, 136 Langbein, Laura...... 21, 161 Li, Feng...... 136 Lovenheim, Michael...... Kofoed, Michael S...... 95 Lanier, Melvene...... 127 Li, Huafang...... 63 ...... 42, 118, 119 Komisarow, Sarah A G...... 155 LaRiviere, Jacob...... 83 Li, Jing...... 160 Loyalka, Prashant...... 146 Konisky, David...... 92 Larrimore, Jeff...... 6,53, 136 Li, MengHao...... 136 Lu, Liwei...... 128 Konstantopoulos, Spyros...... Larsen, Matthew...... 95, 104, 148 Li, Tianshu...... 164 Lu, Shuang...... 110 ...... 88, 147 Lasserre-Cortez, Shannon...... 148 Li, Wei...... 88, 158 Lubell, Jeffrey...... 86, 148 Kontokosta, Constantine E...... 135 LaTaillade, Jaslean...... 158 Liang, Jiaqi...... 61 Lubell, Mark...... 47 Kopko, Elizabeth...... 160 Lattimore, Pamela K...... 67 LiCalsi, Christina...... 124 Luca, Dara Lee...... 62, 121 Kosar, Kevin...... 140 Lauen, Douglas...... 109 Lichter, Daniel...... 53 Luca, Michael...... 53, 54, 128 Koshak, A. E...... 165 Laugesen, Miriam...... 96 Liebowitz, David...... 126 Ludwig, Jens...... 6, 42, 54, 92 Kothapally, Srivatsa...... 156 Laurito, Agustina...... 69 Liffmann, Danielle...... 51, 152 Luoto, Jill E...... 101 Koury, A.J...... 162 Lavertu, Stéphane...... 94 Light, Audrey...... 130 Lurie, Ithai Z...... 136 Kraft, Matthew...... 48, 54, 90, 94 Lawless, Rene...... 160 Lightfoot, Elizabeth B...... 164 Lyons, Sean...... 136 Kramer, Dennis...... 161 Layzer, Jean...... 45 Lim, HanNa...... 160 Ma, Jie...... 124, 158 Kramer, K...... 104 Lazier, Raun...... 20 Lim, Katherine C...... 94 Ma, Liping...... 158 Krause, Ann...... 73 Lederman, Cindy...... 99 Lim, Younghee...... 164 MacDonald, John...... Krause, Rachel..... 6, 86, 132, 140 Lee, Daewoo...... 163 Lin, Biing-Hwan...... 138 ...... 6, 69, 73, 137, 148

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Men, Fei...... 102 Miller, Corbin Leonard...... Moldogaziev, Tima T...... 96 Moyer, Rachael...... 122, 161, 165 Nelson, Ashlyn...... 52, 109, 137 Owen-Smith, Jason...... 104 Peppel, Megan K...... 126 Preston, Courtney...... 131, 140 Mendez, Ildefonso...... 126 ...... 40, 73, 152 Moles, Aimee...... 164 Moynihan, Donald...... Nepomnyaschy, Lenna....122, 132 Owens, Ann...... 87 Pepper, John V...... 67, 128 Price, Anne...... 41 Mendez, Kate...... 153 Miller, Daniel...... 83 Molinsky, Jennifer...... 58 ...... 54, 55, 134, 139 Nerenz, David R...... 152 Owens, Emily...... 41, 109, 121 Perantie, Dana C..... 104, 121, 163 Price, Ashley...... 109, 160 Meneses, Francisco...... 70 Miller, Elizabeth B...... 154 Monaghan, David B...... 109, 127 Muenchow, Susan...... 72 Newman, Sandra...... 99, 108, 127 Owens, Jayanti...... 91 Percival, Julie...... 125, 161 Price, Cristofer...... 130 Meosky, Paul...... 86 Miller, Hannah...... 131 Monson, William...... 122 Mueser, Peter...... 46, 63, 72 Ngo, Nicole...... 101 Padilla, Christina...... 101 Perez Johnson, Irma.....53, 70, 88 Price, Joseph...... 147 Meral, Merve...... 138 Miller, Joey...... 121 Montalvo, Ana...... 52 Mullin, Megan...... 132 Nguyen, Tutrang...... 153 Padwa, Howard...... 163 Perez, Gladys...... Price, Michael...... 83 Merfeld, Joshua D...... 164 Miller, Matthew...... 106 Moore, James...... 63 Mumford, Kevin J...... 146 Nguyen-Hoang, Phuong...... 134 Page, Lindsay C...... 62, 128 ...... 53, 66, 70, 88, 101 Prieger, James...... 109 Mergel, Ines...... 50 Miller, Sarah...... 58, 96, 120 Moore, Kevin...... 158 Mumpower, Jeryl...... 144 Ni, Shawn...... 47 Page, Marianne...... 98, 104 Perez-Arce, Francisco...... 101 Princiotta, Daniel...... 162 Merlo, Caitlin L...... 40 Miller, Shazia R...... 88 Moored, Ginger...... 20 Munguia Gomez, David...... 53 Nicholas, Lauren...... Painter, Gary...... 6 Perlin, Rachel S...... 161 Protik, Ali...... 136 Merrill, Martha V...... 104 Miller-Bains, Kate...... 42 Moorthy, Savitha...... 84 Murchie, Judson E...... 154 ...... 96, 108, 135, 144 Pajerowski, William P...... 87 Perlman, Staci M...... 152 Pugh, Andy...... 68 Metzenbaum, Shelley...... 91 Mills, Andrew...... 52 Morales, Melisa...... 88 Murphy, Mary...... 82, 127 Nichols, Austin...... 68, 127, 142 Pakulak, Eric...... 63 Perraillon, Marcelo Coca...... 135 Purnell, Spence Kjell...... Metzler, Tawnya...... 160 Mills, Gregory...... 23, 102 Morales-Mirque, Sandra...... 42 Murray, Tony...... 66, 154 Nichols-Barrer, Ira...... 54 Pal, Ipshita...... 139, 158 Perreira, Krista...... 68 ...... 61, 139, 163 Meyer, Bruce...... 66, 120, 136 Mills, Jonathan...... 138 Morar, David Cristian...... 136, 164 Muschkin, Clara G...... 84 Nicholson, Walter...... 88 Palao Mendizabal, Agustin...... 162 Pesko, Michael...... 109 Putnam, Ashley...... 131 Meyer, Daniel R...... 110, 132, 158 Mills, Nicholas...... 45, 58 Mormann, Felix...... 98 Musso, Juliet...... 61, 91, 113 Niederman, Sarah...... 157 Pallais, Amanda...... 109 Peterman, Amber...... 61 Qin, Zhao...... 74 Meyer, Katharine...... 53, 162 Milner, Jerry...... 158 Morris, Amanda...... 63 Muz, Jennifer E...... 101, 164 Nielsen, Poul Aaes...... Palmer, Jane...... 83 Peters, H. Elizabeth...... 42, 122 Quick, Heather...... 22, 72 Mezza, Alvaro A...... 126 Mincy, Ron...... 69, 110 Morris, Amoretta...... 100 Mvula, Peter...... 61 ...... 134, 150, 151 Pan, Yilin...... 74, 88 Peterson, Chris...... 121 Quinn, David M...... 164 Miao, Qing...... 60 Minton, Sarah...... 139 Morris, Pamela...... 72, 92 Myers, Samuel L...... 6 Nightingale, Demetra Smith...... Panameno, Aracely...... 41 Peterson, Paul E...... 150 Quinn, Joseph...... 146 Michaelides, Marios...... 63 Minzner, Amy...... 46, 88 Morris, Zachary A...... 68 Myerson, Rebecca....72, 120, 156 ...... 23, 57, 92 Pankov, Danila...... 157 Petre, Melinda...... 134 Quinn, Rand...... 153 Michaud, Gilbert L...... 154 Miratrix, Luke...... 51 Morrison, Jenny...... 57,72 Mykyta, Laryssa...... 52 Nikpay, Sayeh Sander...... 87, 101 Papageorge, Nicholas W...... 126 Petreccia, Marisa...... 87 Quint, Janet...... 54 Michelman, Valerie...... 45 Mishel, Lawrence...... 150 Morrissey, Taryn...... 146 Nafiz, Rayek...... 153 Nolan, Laura B...... 43 Papay, John...... 70 Petronijevic, Uros...... 128 Quiroz-Becerra, M. Victoria.....148 Michelmore, Katherine...... 94 Mitchell, Qshequilla...... 63 Mossberger, Karen...... 121 Nagler, Markus...... 106 Noonan, Douglas...... Parbtani, Alina...... 155 Petruzzelli, Jaclyn D...... 110 Rabovsky, Thomas M...... 87, 158 Miguel, Edward...... 69 Mittag, Nikolas...... 136, 144 Moulton, Jeremy Grant...... 146 Neary, Beth...... 122 ...... 47, 54, 92, 124, 156 Park, Jongsoo...... 63 Pheatt, Lara...... 62 Rachidi, Angela...... 94 Mihaly, Kata...... 108, 131 Mobarak, A. Mushfiq...... 69 Moulton, Shawn R...... 125 Needels, Karen...... 88, 131 Noorani, Ali...... 53 Park, Kiwoong...... 101 Phillips, Deborah...... 72, 148 Radakrishan, Sharmini...... 152 Milam, Brittni...... 136 Moiduddin, Emily...... 51 Moulton, Stephanie...... 58, 72 Neese, Brad...... 50 Norris, Sam...... 124 Park, Rina Seung Eun...... 161 Phillips, Drystan...... 163 Radu, Roxana...... 164 Miller, Austin M...... 73 Mokher, Christine...... 157 Mouzon, Dawne Marie...... 157 Neilson, Christopher...... 165 Novgorodsky, David...... 83 Park, Sohyun...... 40 Phillips, Meredith...... 140 Raghavan, Ramesh...... 121 Nowlin, Claire...... 61 Park, Sunjoo...... 45 Phillpott, Becky...... 45 Raithel, Jessica A...... 147, 164 Noyan, Nebahat...... 147, 164 Park, Toby...... 135 Pierret, Charles...... 130 Ramakrishnan, Karthick...... 53 Nuñez, Stephen...... 41 Park, Young Joo...... 101 Pilkauskas, Natasha...... 69 Ramaswami, Anu...... 43,74 O’Brien, Rourke...... 96 Parker, Helen...... 92 Pina, Gabriel...... 128 Ran, Xiaotao...... 127,164 O’Connell, Stephen D...... 109, 121 Parker, Marla...... 121, 142 Piopiunik, Marc...... 106 Rangarajan, Anu...... 136 O’Connor, Ashley...... 122 Parolin, Zachary...... 132 Pirog, Maureen..... 22, 46, 81, 131 Rankin, Sarah...... 50 O’Connor, Erin E...... 92 Parsons, Sarah...... 155 Pitingolo, Robert...... 58 Rao, Nishaad...... 144 O’Cummings, Mindee...... Pasha, Obed Q...... 142 Pitts, Melinda...... 47, 68, 139 Rappaport, Shelley...... 54 ...... 45, 70, 158 Pasnik, Shelley...... 84 Plantenga, Janneke...... 155 Ratledge, Alyssa...... 62 O’Hara, Brett...... 136 Patashnik, Eric...... 61 Podgursky, Michael...... 47, 106 Raudenbush, Stephen W...... 126 O’Leary, Chris...... 53 Pate, Jr., David J...... 132 Poethig, Erika...... 99 Rayyes, Nada...... 157 O’Regan, Katherine...... 58, 87, 99 Patel, Reshma...... 62 Poland, Lindsay...... 45 Read, Lindsay...... 60 O’Rourke, Margaret...... 84 Pathak, Rahul...... 142 Pollak, Seth...... 147 Reardon, Sean...... 18, 82, 108 Oclander, David...... 109 Patnaik, Ankita...... 45 Polonsky, Tamar...... 156 Reback, Randall...... 124, 144 Oliphant, Jane...... 104 Patrick, Stephen...... 164 Popkin, Susan...... 153 Reber, Sarah...... 140 Oliver, Matthew...... 98 Pattanayak, Subhrendu...... 101 Popovici, Ioana...... 124, 152 Redmond, Kelly...... 54 Oloomi, Sara...... 158 Patten, Natalie...... 46 Porter, Kristin E...... 108 Reed, Davin Kristopher.....96, 155 Olsen, Robert...... 45, 142 Patterson, Rhiannon Claire.....136 Porter, Lauren...... 70 Reeder, Julie A...... 72 Olson, Leandra...... 70 Paul, Elise...... 132 Porter, Shanette...... 69 Reenock, Christopher...... 92 Oreopoulos, Philip...... 42, 58, 128 Peck, Laura..... 125, 131, 147, 155 Portilla, Ximena...... 108 Reeves, Hannah...... 61 Orgill, Jennifer...... 69, 101 Pecora, Peter...... 99 Porto, Nilton...... 157 Reeves, Richard...... 108 Orlando, Anthony W...... 164 Pelletiere, Danilo...... 126 Posner, Paul...... 100 Reilly, Zhayda...... 160 Orosz, Kata...... 121 Pena, Vanessa...... 90, 104 Potochnick, Stephanie...... 68, 122 Rein, David B...... 152 Orr, Larry...... 6, 89 Peng, Fang...... 51 Potoski, Matthew...... 47 Reina, Vincent...... 108 Ortega, Donna V.S...... 50 Penner, Andrew...... 95 Poulsen, Jonas...... 153 Reischauer, Robert...... 139 Osborne, Cynthia...... Penner, Emily K...... 70 Prakash, Aseem...... 47, 163 Reitano, Vincent...... 88, 94 ...... 42, 51, 58, 122 Pennock, Andrew...... 87, 157 Prasann, Ashesh...... 161 Remler, Dahlia...... 109 Ost, Ben...... 137, 155 Penuel, William...... 73 Preckel, Paul V...... 128 Rennane, Stephanie...... 56, 68 Owen, Jenni...... 20, 48, 142 Peplinski, Kyle...... 70 Predith, Ashley...... 73 Renner, Robert...... 84

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Resch, Alex...... 51, 70 Rosenberg, Linda...... 160 Santillano, Robert...... 68, 162 Seldin, Abigail...... 62 Skemer, Melanie A...... 147 Spybrook, Jessaca...... 45, 147 Swanlund, Andrew P...... 42, 147 Toohey, Desmond...... 63 Reschovsky, Andrew...... 127 Rosenbloom, Joshua L...... 52 Santos, Rob...... 58 Sentiere, Jillian...... 45 Skidmore, Mark...... 127 St. Clair, Rebekah...... 160 Swartz, Katherine...... 58, 120 Toole, Andrew A...... 52 Resh, William G...... 138 Ross, Ashley...... 100 Sanzenbacher, Geoffrey...... 108 Sepanik, Susan...... 148 Skimmyhorn, William...... 144 St. Clair, Travis...... 88, 94 Swindell, David...... 43, 57 Torbica, Aleksandra...... 160 Restrepo, Brandon...... 40, 62 Ross, Hana...... 109 Sarama, Julie...... 40, 62 Seroczynski, Alesha...... 98 Skopec, Laura...... 134 St. John III, Burton...... 155 Switzer, David...... 92 Torres, Alejandro...... 40 Rethemeyer, R. Karl...... 50, 136 Ross, Julie...... 100 Sartain, Lauren...... 69, 131 Servon, Lisa...... 41, 50 Slater, Bethany...... 87 Stabile, Mark...... 147 Sylvia, Sean...... 146 Treglia, Dan...... 47, 165 Reuter, Peter...... 89,109 Ross, Stephen L...... 52 Sass, Tim...... 46, 60, 94 Setari, Anthony P...... 154 Sledge, Joshua...... 104 Stachel, Suzanne...... 45, 158 Tach, Laura...... 94, 118 Trenkamp, Brad...... 56 Reynolds, Arthur J.....42, 153, 162 Rossin-Slater, Maya...... 106 Sattelmeyer, Sarah...... 98 Setari, R. Renee...... 155 Sliwa, Sarah...... 40 Stack, Kathy...... 48,102 Tadler, Chrystine...... 102 Trimble, Madeline...... 62 Reynolds, C. Lockwood...... 83 Rotger, Gabriel Pons...... 73 Scarpati, Lauren M...... 104 Sevak, Purvi...... 68, 128 Slusky, David...... 61, 73 Stafford, B. Aspacia...... 163 Tafoya, Sonya...... 41 Triplett, Timothy...... 147 Riccio, James...... 99, 148 Roth, Benjamin J...... 82 Schachner, Jared...... 135 Sexton, Holly R...... 122 Smart, Henry...... 138, 140 Stagner, Matthew...... 23, 45 Tahamont, Sarah...... 41, 156 Tripodis, Yorghos...... 158 Riccucci, Norma...... 63 Rothbart, Michah W...... 157 Scheckler, Samara...... 101, 162 Shand, Robert...... 88, 156 Smeeding, Timothy...... Stanczyk, Alexandra B...... 163 Tai, Kuang-Ting...... 121 Tripp, Amanda S...... 158 Rice, Ketra...... 22, 56, 92, 126 Rothwell, David W...... 157 Schenck-Fontaine, Anika...... Shapiro, Stuart...... 74, 128 ...... 46, 69, 91, 154 Stanek, Marjorie L...... 154 Talbert, Elizabeth...... 160 Trippe, Carol...... 102 Rich, Michael...... 74, 148 Rotz, Dana...... 92 ...... 142, 161 Sharifpour, K...... 165 Smerillo, Nicole E...... 162 Stange, Kevin...... 83, 99, 128 Talbert, Jeff...... 50 Trish, Erin E...... 58 Rich, Peter...... 43 Rowe, Gretchen...... 102 Scherpf, Erik...... 46 Sharkey, Patrick...... 6, 69, 100 Smith, Alex...... 62 Stapleton, David...... 56, 90 Tan, Kegon Teng Kok...... 144 Triyana, Margaret...... 164 Richards, Kenneth R...... 52, 128 Roy, Amanda L...... 74 Schiman, Jeffrey...... 155 Sharma, Gunjan...... 121 Smith, Alexander M...... 73, 136 Stearns, Jenna...... 106 Tang, Li...... 136, 144 Troy, Megan...... 20 Richards, Michael...... 50, 87, 147 Rozelle, Scott...... 146 Schimmel Hyde, Jody...... 68 Sharpe, Rhonda...... 66 Smith, Bradley...... 62 Stefanescu, Irina...... 158 Tang, Tian...... 63, 160 Truchil, Aaron...... 67 Richardson, Brandt A...... 162 Rubalcaba, Joaquin Alfredo-Angel Schindler, Holly...... 51 Shaw, Sara H...... 152 Smith, Bryce D...... 152 Steinbacher, M. Marie...... 160 Tang, Yang...... 108 Truelsch, Sarah...... 132 Rickles, Jordan...... 45 ...... 135 Schintz, James...... 104 Sheely, Amanda...... 160 Smith, Christy...... 106 Steinberg, Matthew...... Tanner, Sean...... 67 Truskinovsky, Yulya...... 157 Rider, Jessica K...... 60 Rubenstein, Ross...... 49, 154 Schmeiser, Maximilian...... 52, 158 Sheiner, Louise...... 139 Smith, Dennis...... 6 ...... 6, 69, 90, 126, 148, 153 Tantardini, Michele...... 142 Trutko, John...... 131 Ridgeway, Greg...... 121 Rubin, Barry...... 128 Schmidt, Lucie...... 6, 168 Shen, Jennifer...... 154 Smith, Edward S...... 160 Steiner, Abigail...... 94,126 Tarricone, Rosanna...... 160 Tseng, Vivian..... 18, 23, 54, 77, 88 Riker, Amy...... 160 Ruble, Whitney...... 70, 86 Schmidt, Robert...... 128 Shen, Menghan...... 126 Smith, Jason D...... 152 Steiner, Peter...... 42, 130 Taylor, Evan J...... 146 Tsoka, Maxton...... 61 Ritter, Gary...... 70, 109, 135 Rudd, Timothy...... 62 Schmitt, Emily...... 58 Shen, Ruowen...... 74 Smith, Jeffrey...... Stepanczuk, Cara...... 128 Taylor, Jamie...... 162 Tucker, Meg...... 102 Ritter, Patricia...... 154 Ruder, Alex...... 131 Schmitt, Sara...... 74 Shen, Zuchao...... 147 ...... 57, 83, 92, 108, 125, 142 Stephan, Mark...... 86 Taylor, Lori...... 46 Tumlison, Creed...... 122, 161 Rivera, Alfonso...... 153 Ruggles, Patricia...... 138 Schneebaum, Alyssa...... 72 Shepherd, Matthew...... 162 Smith, Jonathan...... 95, 99, 128 Stern, Elisheva...... 124 Taylor, Samuel H...... 121, 163 Turetsky, Vicki...... 110 Rivera, Jorge...... 47 Rugh, Jacob...... 43 Schneider, Daniel...... 6, 69 Shepherd-Banigan, Megan.....122 Smith, Karen...... 76 Stern, Steven...... 128 Taylor, Yesmin...... 20 Turkan, Sultan...... 160 Roach, Travis...... 52 Ruhm, Christopher...... 106 Schneider, Rachel...... 104 Shetty, Sandeep...... 106 Smith, Michael...... 126 Stevens, David...... 69 Teeters, Angelique R...... 42 Turner, Lesley...... 53, 86, 109 Robb, Alicia...... 144 Ruiz, Juan Gabriel...... 43 Schneider, Will...... 69, 142 Shi, Yaojiang...... 146 Smith, Richard...... 148 Stevens, Kelly A...... 155 Tefft, Nathan...... 47 Turner, Margery...... 58 Roberts, Patrick...... 54 Ruseva, Tatyana...... 86, 124 Schnittker, Jason...... 92 Shiferaw, Menbere...... 161 Smith, Steven Rathgeb...... Stevenson, Megan...... 147 Tekin, Erdal...... 43,73 Turner, Margery Austin...... 87 Robertson, Cassandra...... Russell, Blair D...... 104, 163 Schochet, Peter...... 51, 92 Shim, Joyce...... 163 ...... 6, 87, 91 Stewart, Nichole...... 165 Tellez, Santiago...... 163 Turner, Mary Clair...... 42, 155 ...... 68, 96, 128 Russell, Tori...... 158 Schoen, Cathy...... 125, 135 Shimshack, Jay...... 54, 83, 157 Smith, Timothy...... 135 Stiefel, Leanna...... 161 Teltser, Keith F...... 96, 135 Turner, Susan...... 41 Robinson, David...... 144 Rutherford, Amanda...... 63, 106 Schretzman, Maryanne...... Shin, Yoon Ah...... 68 Smith, Troy D...... 164 Stocks, Dhriti P...... 154 Temple, Judy...... 42, 153, 162 Turney, Kristin...... 130 Robinson-Cimpian, Joseph.....108 Rutledge, Matthew S...... 56 ...... 147, 164 Shinn, Marybeth...... 6, 52, 146 Smolinski, Sharon L...... 160 Stokan, Eric...... 125 Tennant, Jennifer R...... 56 Tuttle, Charlotte J...... 154 Robles, Barbara...... 154 Ryan, Gery...... 57 Schroeter, Daniela...... 102 Shinohara, Shugo...... 161 Snead, Stacey...... 63 Stoll, Michael...... 92 Teodoro, Manny...... 92 Tuttle, Christina...... 54, 138 Robles, Silvia C...... 70, 104 Ryan, Rebecca...... 108 Schudde, Lauren...... 62 Shollenberger, Tracey L...... 135 Sohn, Hosung...... 56 Stonehill, Robert M...... 146 Terry, Amanda S...... 155 Uchikoshi, Yukko...... 62 Roch, Christine H...... 142 Rychly, Ludek...... 74 Schueler, Beth...... 70, 126 Shon, Jongmin...... 88 Soliz, Adela...... 62 Strain, Michael...... 91 Terziev, Jeffrey...... 90 Uebelherr, Joshua...... 160 Rochotte, Neil...... 70 Ryu, Youngbok...... 165 Schuetz, Jenny...... 96 Shotland, Marc...... 67 Sommer, Kamila...... 126 Strasberg, Paul J...... 153 Tessier, Rejean...... 43 Uggen, Christopher...... 92 Rockwell, Tori...... 160 Saavedra, Juan E...... 69 Schulting, Amy...... 42 Shuls, James...... 47, 88 Sommer, Teresa Eckrich.....63, 92 Strayer, Mark...... 160 Testa, Mark...... 76, 99 Ugo, Iwunze...... 146 Rodgers, William McKinley...... 53 Sabia, Joseph...... 47, 102 Schwabish, Jonathan...... 98 Shumway, Jeff...... 130 Song, Geoboo...... 122, 161, 165 Stritch, Justin M...... 142 Theobald, Roddy...... 58 Um, Hyunjoon...... 160 Rodriguez Gomez, Carlos Ernesto Sabik, Lindsay...... 68, 96, 120 Schwartz, Amy Ellen...... Siciliano, Michael D...... 54 Song, Keunwon...... 163 Strombotne, Kiersten...... 72 Theodoes, Brett...... 6 Unel, Burcin...... 50 ...... 162 Sacerdote, Bruce...... 95 ...... 69, 108, 134, 161 Siddikki, Saba...... 45 Song, Yang...... 140 Strong, Debra...... 84 Thomas, Adam...... 45 Unlu, Fatih...... 108, 130, 140 Rodriguez, Jason...... 47 Sadiq, Akeem...... 54, 156 Schwartz, Daniel...... 83 Siekman, Norman R...... 158 Song, Zirui...... 135 Struhl, Benjamin...... 54, 67 Thomas, Hannah...... 86 Uriza, Luis Felipe...... 43 Rodriguez, Luis Alberto.....62, 161 Safford, Monika...... 120 Schwartz, Gabriel...... 160 Silander, Megan...... 84 Sonola, Olu...... 96 Strunk, Katharine O...... 94, 150 Thomas, Megan D...... 163 Urmanbetova, Aselia N...... 154 Rodriguez, Maria Y...... 157 Sahni, Sarah D...... 125 Schwartz, Heather...... 108 Silberblatt, Renata...... 54 Sopher, Barry...... 131 Stuart, Elizabeth...... Thomas, Valerie...... 160 Urquilla, Marta...... 130 Rodriguez, Yasmin...... 140 Sakuma, Kari-Lyn...... 42 Schwartz, Moshe...... 128 Silverio Murillo, Adan...... 163 Sorensen, Nicholas...... 45 ...... 42, 108, 124, 135, 142 Thompson, Aaron...... 109 Uzuner, Özlem...... 161 Rodriguez-Planas, Nuria...... 53 Salkever, David...... 160 Schwartz, Nathaniel...... 62 Silverman, Jay...... 153 Southgate, Benjamin...... 108 Sturm, Roland...... 157 Thompson, Jeffrey...... 154 Vaisanen, Raija L...... 106 Roemer, Grace...... 160 Samanta, Aritree...... 69 Scott, Jennifer L...... 163 Silverstein, Andrew...... 131 Sowell, Fallaw...... 83 Su, Jun...... 154 Thompson, Shane...... 46 Valant, Jon...... 95, 98 Roeschmann, Juan...... 47 Sampat, Bhaven N...... 60 Scott, John...... 146 Simeonova, Emilia...... 61 Spader, Jonathan...... 96 Su, Min...... 73,158 Thorson, Greg...... 155 Valant, Jon M...... 162 Rohwedder, Susann...... 147 Samudra, Rhucha P...... 161 Scott, Karin...... 95 Simmons, Jeffrey...... 135 Spalter-Roth, Roberta...... 122 Suh, Won...... 126 Tiehen, Laura...... 83 Valentine, Erin Jacobs...... 147 Rojas, Natalia...... 161 Sanabria, Pablo...... 21, 161 Scott, Molly...... 100 Simon, Kosali...... Spelman, William...... 121 Sullivan, James...... 66, 84, 98 Tighe, Rosie...... 4 van der Ploeg, Arie...... 88 Rojas, Patricio...... 87 Sanchez Gonzalez, Mayra L...... Scott, Tyler A...... 69, 124 ...... 58, 66, 124, 136, 164 Spera, Christopher...... 20 Sullivan, Margaret...... 41, 95 Timmins, Lori L...... 101 Van Ginkel, Judith B...... 42 Roman, John...... 130 ...... 154 Scott-Clayton, Judith...... Simonetta, Jonathan.....46, 63, 88 Speroni, Cecilia...... 46 Sun, Min...... 73 Tipton, Elizabeth...... 45 Van Holm, Eric Joseph...... 125 Romich, Jennifer...... 20, 84 Sanchez, Gabriel...... 134, 135 ...... 62, 86, 161 Simpson, Sally S...... 156 Spiker, Donna...... 92 Sun, Pamela...... 70 Tipton, Grace...... 100 Van Hook, Jennifer...... 68, 122 Ronfeldt, Matthew...... 58, 131 Sanchez, Raquel C...... 157 Scull, Janie...... 148 Sirinides, Phil...... 54 Spitler, Mary Elaine...... 40, 62 Sun, Xiaojing...... 125 Tolonen, Anja Karolina...... van Huizen, Thomas...... 155 Rosales-Rueda, Maria...... 164 Sandfort, Jodi...... 72, 76 Searing, Elizabeth A.M...... 87, 110 Sitkin, Sim...... 57 Spriggs, William...... 74 Sunder, Naveen...... 144 ...... 43, 139, 153 Van Kummer, Deborah...... 136 Rosen, Rachel...... 148 Sandstrom, Heather...... 42 Seefeldt, Kristin...... 60 Siwach, Garima...... 92 Spring, Amy...... 43 Suo, Liming...... 74 Toms Barker, Linda...... 95, 162 van Loggerenberg, Aleksandra O. Rosen, Rebecca...... 104 Santiago, Anna...... 101, 148, 163 Seidenfeld, David...... 61 Skaff, Laura...... 95 Springer, Matthew...... 46, 62, 161 Swain, Walker A...... 62, 124, 161 Tong, Kangkang...... 43 ...... 153

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Van Ryzin, Gregg...... 63, 134 Watt, Celia...... 154 Williams, Brie...... 153 Yarbrough, Courtney R...... 62 Vance-McMullen, Danielle...... 87 Watts, Tyler...... 40, 62 Williams, Daniel...... 142 Yartel, Anthony K...... 152 Vanderschuere, Matthew...... 100 Waxman, Elaine...... 83 Williams, Julie A...... 131 Yates, Brian...... 84 VanLandingham, Gary...... 139 Weare, Christopher...... 91 Williams, Ryan...... 94 Yates, Miranda...... 164 Vargas, Edward D...... Webber, Althea...... 163 Williams, Ryan T...... 42, 146, 147 Ybarra, Marci...... 122 ...... 122, 135, 146 Wei, Thomas...... 51, 108 Williams, Xavier...... 54 Ybarra, Vickie...... 146 Vasquez, Sara...... 84 Wei, Wenchi...... 153 Williams-Taylor, Lisa...... 51 Ye, Jinqi...... 124 Velez, Anne-lise...... 54 Wei, Xin...... 92 Williamson, Abigail Fisher...... 41 Yeatts, Karin...... 101 Vellozzi, Claudia...... 152 Weible, Christopher...... 74 Willis II, Roderick C...... 162 Yelowitz, Aaron...... 50 Ver Ploeg, Michele...... Weible, Christopher M...... 132 Wilson, Claire...... 102 Yi, Hongtao...... 69, 74 ...... 22, 56, 94, 126, 138 Weidinger, Matthew...... 66 Wilson, Elizabeth...... 6, 63, 74 Yi, Youngmin...... 68, 163 Vericker, Tracy...... 102, 131 Weimer, David...... 55, 61 Wilson, James...... 23, 88 Yilmazer, Tansel...... 127, 160 Verrilli, Ann...... 87 Weinberg, Bruce...... 104 Wing, Coady...... 86 Yoon, Cate...... 131 Viano, Samantha L....60, 154, 161 Weinberger, Gabriel...... 121 Winkler, Anne E...... 146 Yoshikawa, Hirokazu...... Vidiksis, Regan...... 84 Weiner, Jennie...... 70 Winsler, Adam...... 62, 148 ...... 19, 51, 53, 63, 72, 110 Vigdor, Jacob...... 64, 65, 150 Weiner, Marc D...... 161 Winter Craver, Jennifer...... You, You...... 158, 160 Vij, Nidhi...... 158 Weinstein, Meryle...... 110 Wiseman, Michael L...... You, Young Ah...... 43 Vinopal, Katie...... 154 Weisberg, Melinda I...... 87 ...... 74, 132, 148 Young, Kimberly...... 134 Vivalt, Eva...... 67 Weixler, Lindsay Bell...... 60, 148 Wiser, Ryan...... 52 Young, Matthew...... 121 Volante, Paulo...... 158 Weller, Christian E...... 146 Wissoker, Doug...... 58 Youtie, Jan...... 90 Volpe, Richard...... 54 Wellington, Alison...... 46 Witte, John...... 138, 148 Yu, Jinhai...... 74, 140 von Hippel, Paul...... 88, 94 Wells, Vanessa Deborah...... 160 Wolf, Patrick...... 138, 148 Yu, Winnie...... 40 von Hippel, Paul T...... 58 Welsh, Richard...... 153 Wolf, Sharon...... 106, 146 Yun, Jung Ah...... 161 Voskuil, Kristen...... 68 Welshimer, Whitney...... 164 Wolfe, Barbara.... 6, 101, 131, 147 Yurman, Rebecca...... 156 Vroman, Wayne...... 6, 88 Wen, Jun...... 154 Wolfe, Christopher B...... 40, 62 Yusuf, Juita-Elena (Wie)...... 155 Vyas, Pallavi...... 163 Wendling, Zachary...... 128 Wolfinger, Nick...... 6 Zaki, Mary...... 61, 102 Vyas, Priyanka...... 56 Wenger, Jeffrey B...... 136, 146 Wolfolds, Sarah Elizabeth...... 43 Zamarro, Gema...... 47 Waddington, R. Joseph...... 138 Wernerfelt, Nils...... 61 Wong, Vivian C...... 42, 86, 104 Zamboni, Lucila M...... 162 Wagner, Kathryn...... 50 Wernstedt, Kris...... 54 Wood, Michelle...... 52 Zanoni, Wladimir...... 136 Wakefield, Sara...... 124 West, Benjamin R...... 146 Woodbury, Stephen...... 138 Zax, Jeffrey...... 134 Waldfogel, Jane...... West, Martin...... 47, 90 Woodford, Michelle...... 45 Zaylor, Abigail...... 125 ... 3, 19, 69, 76, 91, 106, 108, 110, West, Martin R...... 98, 106 Woodworth, James...... 98 Zeckhauser, Richard...... 61 ...... 142, 147 West, Stacia...... 153 Workman, Sara...... 147 Zeiser, Kristina (Krissy)...... 45 Walker, Richard M...... 134 Westcott, J. Heath...... 158 Wrabel, Stephani L...... 154 Zhai, Fuhua...... 147, 160 Wallace, Andrew...... 132 Wething, Hilary C...... 162 Wright, Cameron...... 157 Zhang, Jiasheng...... 74 Waller, Maureen R...... 132 Whalen, Ryan...... 87 Wright, James...... 84 Zhang, Pan...... 74 Walsh, Elias...... 34, 35, 140 Wheaton, Laura...... 102 Wright, Jason D...... 162 Zhang, Pengju...... 134 Walters, Christopher...... 83 Whelan, Ryan...... 90 Wu, April Yanyuan...... 56, 108 Zhao, Jinghua...... 63 Walters, Kirk...... 45 Wherry, Laura...... 50, 61, 96, 120 Wu, Helen...... 157 Zhao, Shuang...... 92 Wandner, Stephen...... 53, 63 Whitaker, Stephan...... 88, 127 Wu, Jiannan...... 74 Zhao, Zhirong (Jerry)...... 134 Wang, A...... 165 White, Andrew...... 147 Wu, Yonghong...... 104 Zhen, Chen...... 138 Wang, Anyi...... 88 White, Patricia...... 122 Wulczyn, Fred...... 84 Zhi, Qiang...... 63 Wang, Jing...... 164 Whitehurst, Russ...... 19, 110 Wyatt, Alan...... 69 Zhong, Nan...... 101 Wang, Julia Shu-Huah...... 135 Whitesell, Emilyn Ruble...... 86 Wyckoff, James...... 46, 90, 94 Zhou, Shan...... 140 Wang, Shu...... 134 Whitson, Jennifer L...... 153 Wyczalkowski, Christopher K...... Zhu, Pei...... 54 Wang, Xiaonan...... 158 Wichman, Casey J...... 54, 83 ...... 163 Zhu, Xufeng...... 74 Wang, Yiting...... 101 Wienke, Jennie...... 164 Xie, Ruixiang...... 74 Zimmer, Ron...... 60, 70, 148 Wang, Yu...... 140 Wiersch, Ann Marie...... 154 Xu, Di...... 127, 160, 164 Ziol-Guest, Kathleen.....51, 58, 74, Wanjera, Osundwa Fred...... 56 Wilcher, Britni...... 84 Xu, Zeyu...... 73, 136 108 Warmath, Dee...... 41 Wilcox, Brad...... 6, 144 Xue, Yange...... 51 Zirogiannis, Nikos...... 69, 158 Warren, David C...... 128 Wilde, Parke...... 94, 160 Yahner, Jennifer...... 164 Znati, Taieb...... 68 Warren, Lewis Handley...... 138 Wildeman, Christopher...... 130 Yan, Bo...... 74 Zoli, Corri B...... 162 Wasserman, Jeffrey...... 164 Wilkie Martinez, Shelly...... 66 Yan, Ji...... 164 Zukiewicz, Marykate...... 54 Watanabe-Rose, Mari...... 88 Wilkins, Vicky...... 165 Yan, Shi...... 156 Zweig, Janine...... 153 Waters, Mary...... 53 Willen, Paul...... 43 Yancey, Christina...... 60 Watkins, Shannon Lea...... 92 Williams, Amy Rachel...... 148, 161 Yang, Rui...... 51 Watson, Sydeaka...... 156 Williams, B. Danielle...... 130 Yaqub, Ohid...... 60

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Hotel & City Information

Sessions at the 2015 Fall Research Conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency Miami Hotel and the adjoining James L. Knight Conference Center.

Hyatt Regency Miami 400 South East Second Avenue Miami, Florida 33131 (305) 358-1234

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