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Panel: Building Skills in At-Risk Populations
(Employment and Training Programs)

Saturday, November 14, 2015: 10:15 AM-11:45 AM
Orchid A (Hyatt Regency Miami)

*Names in bold indicate Presenter

Panel Organizers:  Nan Maxwell, Mathematica Policy Research
Panel Chairs:  Nan Maxwell, Mathematica Policy Research
Discussants:  Dana Rotz, Mathematica Policy Research and Richard Hendra, MDRC


Impacts of Mentoring As an Enhancement to Education and Training Programs for Young Parents: Preliminary Impact Findings from the Young Parents Demonstration Evaluation
Burt Barnow, George Washington University, Lauren Eyster, Urban Institute, John Trutko, Capital Research Corporation and Tracy Vericker, Westat



An Evaluation of America Work's (NYC's Employment Service Provider) Contextualized Literacy Program
Swati Desai, University at Albany - SUNY, Andrew Silverstein, City University of New York and Ashley Putnam, America Works



Impact Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial Study of Four Health Care and Green Jobs Training Programs
Julie A. Williams1, Karin Martinson1, Laura Peck2 and Karen Needels3, (1)Abt Associates, Inc., (2)Abt Associates, (3)Mathematica Policy Research



The Value of Information for Choices of Education and Training: Experimental Evidence on Customer-Focused Scorecard Performance Reporting Systems
Alex Ruder and Barry Sopher, Rutgers University


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