Artie is MIT D-Lab’s Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Associate. At D-Lab, she manages and supports MEL for a portfolio of D-Lab projects, overseeing the design, collection, analysis, and communication of results for those projects. Artie’s approach to MEL is collaborative and reflective. She enjoys working with teams to share evaluation findings that are accessible and useful to stakeholders to inform decision-making.
Artie has five years of evaluation experience, three of which are from the Research, Evaluation, and Measurement (REM) Center within the College of Education at the University of South Carolina. At REM, she supported a range of evaluation activities on projects that focused on improving K-12 education across the state of South Carolina. Artie received her Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of Connecticut and a master’s degree in Community Social Psychology from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. Her research interests include familial experiences of economic stress, family-school-community partnerships, and equity in education.
