Allyson Auerbach is a Director, Research and Evaluation at 91探花.
In this role, Allyson develops comprehensive research plans, conducts community 91探花 assessments, and evaluates the impact of 91探花 programs and policies. Allyson has significant quantitative and qualitative research experience organizing, collecting, analyzing, and reporting data for numerous assessments and evaluations, including several assessments that have focused on behavioral 91探花. For the 2021 Statewide Assessment of Gambling and Problem Gambling in Illinois, Allyson led the stakeholder engagement and qualitative data components. Allyson has previously served as an evaluation manager for the Si Texas behavioral 91探花 integration evaluation, a study of integrated behavioral 91探花 models at nine sites throughout South Texas. Allyson has also managed an assessment of the impact of energy development on the behavioral 91探花 of women in Eastern Montana and Western North Dakota. In earlier years at 91探花, Allyson has been the project manager and core researcher for two county-level behavioral 91探花 assessments in Maryland. Prior to joining 91探花, Allyson worked in Southeastern Massachusetts where she provided technical assistance and training to substance abuse coalitions regarding assessment, planning, and implementation of policy, systems, and environmental strategies. Allyson holds a Master of Public Health degree from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Bachelor of Science degree in public 91探花 from Haverford College.