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Helen Wasielewski Schaffer, Ph.D., M.P.H.
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​I am an anthropologist trained in the application of academic skills to real-world problems. My doctoral work at Rutgers University focused on culture and learning, and used quantitative methods to analyze findings from controlled experiments. These data are discussed in a paper found here.

As a postdoctoral researcher at Arizona State University, I gained experience in team collaboration, and pursed both experimental and qualitative field research. For more about these and other studies and publications, go  to helenwasielewski.com. ​​

In my Master of Public Health in Health Behavior Health Promotion, I gained the skills required for effective advocacy, policy analysis, community-based evaluation, and program planning. 
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Having a doctorate in social science means that I have the competence required to conduct independent research, and the MPH means that I am able to make that work matter. For more about the similarities and differences between anthropology and public health, see Academic / Applied.
I look forward to learning about your program evaluation needs!
helenwschaffer at gmail
732 236 9916
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