My expertise is in the design, implementation and management of quality survey research and evaluation data collections, and the analysis and reporting of collected data, providing over 15 years of expert service. • I help researchers, analysts and policymakers reach sound decisions on policies and programs through the collection and use of reliable and valid data.• I also build others' capacity to collect and use quality data by providing workshops on how to design and implement rigorous surveys and evaluations, and analyze the collected data. My present focus is on building Census Field Representatives' capacity to collect quality household sample survey data. I am passionate about collecting and using good data to identify needed programs that work and helping others collect and use good data too!
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Field SupervisorU.S. Census Bureau Jan 2020 - Jun 2021Chicago, Illinois, United StatesManage, mentor and motivate a team of 16 Field Representatives conducting Census household sample surveys throughout the North and Northwest sides of Chicago, ensuring the collection of high quality data on time and within budget. Surveys include the Current Population Survey (CPS), the American Community Survey (ACS), the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), the Consumer Expenditure Surveys (CE), and the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS). -
Social-Psychological Researcher-PractitionerIndependent Consultant Oct 2016 - Jan 2020Greater Chicago AreaIndependent consultant applying best practices of survey research and evaluation design. On referral, provided survey research and evaluation study design and analysis advice on and independent review of current and proposed education studies, including proposals, reports, journal manuscripts, theses, and dissertations, to university faculty, graduate students, education agencies, and not- and for-profit organizations. Areas of special focus were: • Ensuring alignment of research and sample design, data collection protocols, and analysis techniques, both quantitative and qualitative, to study purpose and research questions,• Developing logic models, theories of change or conceptual frameworks,• Using best practices in survey research following the National Center for Education Statistics’ (NCES) Statistical Standards and the American Association of Public Opinion Research’s (AAPOR) recommendations, • Designing rigorous evaluation studies in accordance with the National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance’s (NCEE) What Works Clearinghouse Standards, • Measuring implementation fidelity,• Presenting statistical data in tables and figures that are audience-accessible and engaging, • Designing and conducting longitudinal research studies and longitudinal data analyses, and • Measuring social-psychological influences of student achievement and success.
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Senior Research ScientistCna Corporation Jul 2017 - Oct 2018As a Senior Research Scientist at CNA Education, conceptualized, operationalized, implemented, and directed large- and small-scale analysis, evaluation, survey research, technical assistance, and training proposals and projects for federal, state, local, and non-government education clients. CNA dissolved its Education unit in October 2018. -
Principal Research ScientistAmerican Institutes For Research 1999 - 2016Washington D.C. Metro AreaProvided comprehensive survey research and evaluation design, data collection, analysis, and technical assistance services to federal, state and local education agencies, schools, and practitioners, covering proposal writing, study design, project management, logic model/theory of change development, questionnaire design, data analysis, data reporting, and technical assistance. Member of AIR's Institutional Review Board (IRB) for over eight years, specializing in interpreting and applying Family Educational Privacy Rights Acts (FERPA) regulations. Recruited to Washington DC by the National Center for Education (NCES), U.S. Department of Education to provide same research and survey consulting services as provided while on staff at NORC at the University of Chicago.
Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D. Skills
Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D. Education Details
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Applied Social Psychology -
Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology -
Public Policy Analysis
Frequently Asked Questions about Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D.
What is Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D.'s role at the current company?
Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D.'s current role is Social Psychologist, specializing in the collection of reliable and valid survey research data that informs local, state and federal decisions, policies & practices.
What schools did Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D. attend?
Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D. attended Loyola University Of Chicago, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, University Of Illinois At Chicago.
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Leslie A. Scott, Ph.D. has skills like Quantitative Research, Qualitative Research, Data Analysis, Literature Reviews, Survey Research, Research Design, Data Collection, Statistics, Spss, Survey Design, Policy Analysis, Program Evaluation.
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