Elizabeth Stevens is a Director at Meta-Research Collaborative. She possess expertise in research, comparative effectiveness, research projects, decision sciences. She is proficient in French. Colleagues describe her as "I take great pleasure in writing this letter on behalf of Ms. Elizabeth Stevens, a graduate of Princeton University with a major in biological anthropology. I was in contact with Liz for virtually her entire undergraduate career at Princeton. She has amply confirmed to me my initial assessments of her as a superior student, intensely focused on, and involved in, her scholarly pursuits. She possesses the intellectual gifts, maturity and focus to succeed at any tasks she undertakes. In all the courses she took with me, Liz almost always stood out as one of the most outstanding members of the class, often composed of serious and focused upperclass students. Her academic performance in these classes was impressive, especially the quality of her intellectual efforts and her critical skills. She possesses a wide range of knowledge and is able to communicate this in her writing, which is clear and concise. One very noteworthy quality she possesses is her timeliness. In all the classes she took with me, and in her Junior Paper and Senior Thesis, both of which are notable works of scholarship, Liz never missed a deadline. Her work was always submitted on time. In sum, Elizabeth Stevens is an excellent student with a well developed sense of her interests and career goals. She possesses the focus, interests and intellectual gifts to successfully complete any course of postgraduate training and become a contributing professional. I recommend her enthusiastically, and without any reservations, for your most serious consideration." and "Elizabeth Stevens is one of the most unique, driven, self-motivated, reliable and effective people I've had the opportunity to work with during my 20 years here at Princeton. She consistently did high quality work requiring little to no supervision, and not once in her four years here did she ever let us down. Beyond that, she has an engaging, gregarious personality and ever-present smile and is a welcome addition to the chemistry of any organization or office. She has spent the last nearly three years working fo the Peace Corps at a time in her life when many of the people she went to college with were pursuing jobs that would pay them as much money as possible, yet Liz wanted to devote a portion of her life to helping people who didn't have the opportunities that she was blessed with. She did all this at great personal sacrifice; to do so reveals the true character of the young woman. I cannot recommend her strongly enough to anyone for any endeavor that she might undertake. - Jerry Price, Associate Director of Athletics, Princeton University"