Liana Lin

Research Staff

Research Staff

Research Project Manager

Data Collection and Analysis, Qualitative Research, long-term unemployment, Older Workers

Biography

Liana Lin is a Research Project Manager at the Heldrich Center where she focuses on research and technical assistance projects regarding workforce development, specifically issues that affect older workers and the long-term unemployed. Liana's experience has primarily focused on community economic development projects, with internships and research positions at public and nonprofit institutions. Liana holds a B.A. in Political Science from New York University and a Master’s in Public Policy from the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University.

Related Work

Suddenly Virtual: A Practical Guide for Frontline Service Providers During the COVID-19 Pandemic Strategically Virtual A Review of New Jersey Public Libraries’ Virtual Services Suddenly Virtual: A Review of Workforce Area Websites in Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania Suddenly Virtual: Delivering Workforce Services in the COVID-19 Environment Strategically Virtual: Voices from the Field - Workforce Responses to COVID-19 Investing in Opportunities to Create Good Jobs Long-term Unemployed Older Workers Persist in a Boom Economy New Jersey Career Network Job Seeker Community: Final Brief Suddenly Virtual: Accessibility in a Virtual Environment Lessons from Public Libraries & Strategically Virtual Services Building Communities of Care in Workforce Development Programs Business Summit Presentation: Middlesex County Economic and Workforce Competitiveness Project Suddenly Virtual: Workforce Services, Eight Weeks Later Strategically Virtual: Lessons Learned from the New Jersey Career Network Job Seeker Community New Jersey Career Network Job Seeker Community New Start Career Network Suddenly Virtual