Qualitative researchers at the Heldrich Center are skilled in different qualitative methods and use a multi-methods approach in research and evaluation.
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Public Policy Analysis
Heldrich Center researchers use qualitative and quantitative research methods to study various problems, public policies, and public programs in education, the labor market, and the economy, to inform decision-making for policymakers and individuals at the state and national levels.
Economic and Job Sector Analysis
Heldrich Center researchers are well-versed in analyzing economic conditions and job sectors, both regionally and nationally.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
A key strength of the Heldrich Center is the diversity, equity, and inclusion lens through which every research project is viewed.
Jocelyn Elise Crowley, Ph.D.
Jocelyn Elise Crowley is a Professor of Public Policy, a member of the Graduate Faculty in the Department of Political Science, an Affiliated Faculty Member of the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies, and a Visiting Faculty Fellow at the Heldrich Center. She is...
Aging Healthcare Workforce Symposium
Managed the convening of a meeting to address the challenges faced by the health care workforce and developed policy recommendations.
Development of a Health Care Disparities Undergraduate Certificate at Rutgers University
Design of a curriculum for an undergraduate certificate program in health disparities.
New Jersey Career Network Job Seeker Community
From 2020 through 2023, the Heldrich Center partnered with the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development and New Jersey Office of Innovation to host the New Jersey Career Network (NJCN) Job Seeker Community, which served to improve virtual career assistance services for job seekers in the state of New Jersey.
Whipsawed, Precarious, and Pessimistic: Americans’ Changing Views About the Economy and Labor Market During a Decade of Fundamental Change
Analysis about Americans’ attitudes about the economy and labor market.
Suddenly Virtual: How Texting Can Enhance Public Workforce Service Delivery
Highlights texting services that workforce staff can use during the COVID-19 crisis, as well as best practices.