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Stephanie Walsh, Ph.D.

Leadership

Assistant Director & Director of the New Jersey Statewide Data System

Data Collection and Analysis, Income and Work Support Policies, TANF, SNAP, Medicaid, CHIP, childcare, tax credits, housing, Program Evaluation

Biography

Stephanie Walsh is Assistant Director of the Heldrich Center. She earned her doctorate in planning and public policy at Rutgers University. She also holds a Master's degree in public policy. Stephanie also serves as the Director of the New Jersey Statewide Data System, overseeing the governance, research agenda, and publications that use the linked longitudinal data. Her research interests focus on how data can inform public programs and policies to better support service delivery and improve individual outcomes.

Related Work

Assessing Shortages of Teachers in New Jersey Seeking Work in Southern New Jersey Loss of Work and Income Insecurity by Race and Ethnicity New Jersey’s Energy-Efficiency Workforce Needs, Infrastructure, and Equity Assessment Heldrich Center Research Team Helps New Jersey Create a New Performance Dashboard Still Out of Work: Examining and Addressing Long-term Unemployment in New Jersey Wages & Wealth: A Data Story of Wage Share of Income for New Jersey Households Where Students Go: Postsecondary Student Migration In and Out of New Jersey 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 Workforce Responders: The Role of Libraries During and After COVID-19 Public Libraries: A Community’s Connection for Career Services New Jersey Longitudinal Governance: A Multistakeholder Process Regional Collaboratives, Research Projects, and Data Sharing: What it Takes to Create Lasting Infrastructure Across States New Jersey’s Teacher Workforce Landscape: 2024 Annual Report The Economic Effects on Households with Children Postsecondary Fall Enrollment Net Migration Trends Remain Unchanged During COVID-19 Awareness of New Jersey’s Earned Sick Leave: Testimonials Among New Jersey Workers and Worker Advocates