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Taylor Stenley

Research Analyst

Pronouns: She/Her

Degrees

  • B.A. in Political Science: Temple University
  • M.P.P: Temple University

About Taylor Stenley

Taylor Stenley is a Visiting Research Analyst on RFA’s quantitative research team. She currently contributes to the evaluations of two out-of-school time programs: 21st Century Community Learning Centers and the Boys and Girls Club of America. Taylor is also supporting an analysis of social emotional learning programs in Montgomery County.

Stenley is a two-time graduate of Temple University, where she most recently earned a master’s degree in public policy. She has prior research experience in both quantitative and qualitative practices on topics related to public school funding, workforce engagement, and local economic development. She is especially interested in evaluating K-12 programs and policies, so that changes can be made to improve the accessibility and impact of educational initiatives.

  • A fun fact about me...

    I actually interned at RFA when I was an undergraduate, years before re-joining the organization as an assistant!

  • I'm currently binge-watching...

    The X-Files

Key Projects by Taylor Stenley

Evaluating the Penn Museum’s UnPacking the Past Program

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Evaluation of the Relationships First Program at the School District of Philadelphia

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Statewide Studies of Educational Outcomes of Boys & Girls Clubs Members

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An Evaluation of Congreso’s Éxito K-3 Literacy and Family Engagement Project

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