Jeffrey A. Taylor
Principal Research Associate
Contact
JeffreyTaylor@westat.comOverview
Jeffrey A. Taylor, PhD, is a social scientist and Principal Research Associate for Social Policy and Economics Research with 12 years of experience in research and program evaluation. He conducts policy research and program evaluations for several clients, including DOL, USDA, VA, and SSA. Taylor is an expert in the design, management, and implementation of impact and implementation studies. His work prior to Westat focused on impact evaluations of workforce development, education, and veteran and transitioning service member programs. He has authored numerous publications, technical reports, and presentations during his career.
Taylor has extensive experience with quantitative research and evaluation methodology. His work includes research and evaluation studies relying on methodologies such as multivariate regression, hierarchical linear modeling, event history analysis, randomized controlled trials and estimation of treatment effects, and propensity score matching and analysis.
Education
- PhD, Government and Politics (American Politics and Quantitative Methodology), University of Maryland
- MA, Government and Politics, University of Maryland
- BA, Political Science, St. Mary’s College of Maryland
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Enrollment in the Supported Employment Demonstration: An employment intervention for denied disability benefits applicants with a mental impairment
Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research
January 2021
Jeffrey A. Taylor, D.S. Salkever, William D. Frey, J. Riley, J. Marrow
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Impact of Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentives on household fruit and vegetable expenditures
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior
January 2021
Tracy Vericker, S. Dixit-Joshi, Jeffrey A. Taylor, L. May, K. Baier, E.S. Williams
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Helping people denied disability benefits for a mental health impairment: The Supported Employment Demonstration
Psychiatric Services
January 2021
J. Riley, Robert Drake, William D. Frey, H.H. Goldman, D.R. Becker, D. Salkever, J. Marrow, et al.
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