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Bridget Murphy has worked on a range of evaluation projects addressing diverse topics such as STEM education, human dimensions of wildlife management, and work environment. Her research background is in rural sociology, with a specific interest in the sociology of food and agriculture, race inequality, and rural poverty. She is experienced in research design, qualitative

Dr. Melissa Maras received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Miami University in 2008 and completed her internship at The Consultation Center at the Yale School of Medicine. Her scholarship focuses on improving education and service delivery systems by building capacity, strengthening partnerships, and leveraging resources among local schools and communities. Dr. Maras was the

Amy Lake, MS, has more than 20 years of experience in project development, management, and evaluation. Her areas of expertise include rural health (community health needs assessment and planning; participatory research; agricultural health and safety, American Indian health and regional rural health collaborations); economic development; and community development. Ms. Lake’s ability to translate quantitative and

Dr. Cho has been a researcher and evaluator on projects funded at the federal, state, and county levels. She has applied rigorous quantitative and mixed methods evaluation methodology to a variety of projects. She has conducted all stages of research and evaluation studies: designing studies, collecting data, analyzing data, and submitting reports to government agencies