University of Nebraska Public Policy Center


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Public Policy Center Research Specialist and manager of the Gambler's Assistance Program Evaluation project,
Dr. Juan Paulo Ramirez, was called upon by a reporter for the Santiago Times as a source of information on gambling and the consequences of a gambling addiction. The Santiago Times has been Chile's most important English language newspaper for the past 20 years. To read the full article view our In The News page or CLICK HERE.

Name: Elizabeth Neeley
E-Mail: lneeley@nebar.com
Phone: (402) 475-7091


Elizabeth Neeley, Ph.D. is the Project Director of the Public Policy Center's Access to Justice core priority area. Her primary role is as the director of Nebraska's Minority Justice Committee, a joint initiative of the Nebraska Supreme Court and Nebraska State Bar Association to address racial and ethnic disparities in the justice system.

Education

Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Sociology, 2004
M.A., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Sociology, 2001
B.A., Doane College, Sociology, 2000

Areas of Interest

Dr. Neeley's research interests include race, demography, criminal justice and policy.

Projects

Publications

Professional Activities

  • Strategic Planning Facilitator, Nebraska State Bar Association House of Delegates (2008)
  • Strategic Planning Facilitator, Nebraska Court of Appeals (2007)
  • National Consortium on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts, Board Member (2007-present)
  • Editorial Board, Court Review (2007-present)
  • Nebraska Supreme Court Interpreter Advisory Committee (2006-present)
  • Keynote Speaker, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Undergraduate Sociology Symposium (2006)
  • Nebraska Crime Commission Committee on Disproportionate Minority Contact (2005-present)
  • Title V Grant Reviewer for the Nebraska Crime Commission (2005-present)
  • Issue Editor, The Nebraska Lawyer (2005-present)
  • Administrator of the Nebraska Legal Diversity Website: www.nelegaldiversity.org (2005-present)
  • Adjunct Professor, University of Nebraska Sociology Department (2005-present)
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