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Grants and Contracts Coordinator

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Bea Cusin is part of the grant support team in ISSR. She comes most recently from Five Colleges, incorporated, where she supported Development and Sponsored Programs. Bea is the research administrator for Economics and Political Science.

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Associate Professor | Political Science & Research Methods Concentration Coordinator | College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

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Current ISSR Scholar Group Co-Facilitator

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Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology | College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

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ISSR Scholar 2025-2026

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Assistant Professor, Department of Communication | College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

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ISSR Scholar 2025-2026

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Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology | College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

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ISSR Scholar 2025-2026

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Professor | College of Education, Student Development 

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ISSR Scholar 2025-2026

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Professor, Department of Communication | College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

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ISSR Scholar 2025-2026

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Assistant Professor | Elaine Marieb College of Nursing

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ISSR Scholar 2025-2026

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Consultant

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Shuyin Liu is a Ph.D. candidate in the department of Sociology at UMass Amherst. Her research explores the intersections of gender, work and family, with a focus on unpaid labor, household structure, and intergenerational ties. Much of her work is guided by the overall goal of understanding how gender culture shapes and is shaped by family dynamics. Another line of her work focuses on adolescent health, social networks, and measurement issues in data collection. Shuyin offers consultation on data manipulation, data visualization, multivariate data analysis, and social network analysis in R.

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Consultant

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Ariel Scalise, MPH, is a second-year PhD student in Health Policy and Management at the School of Public Health and Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. As a research assistant for the Center for Program Evaluation, she contributes to multiple research evaluation projects. Ariel employs both qualitative and quantitative methods within her research to better capture the nuance of understanding how interventions are implemented and function.

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