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.
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Name: Stacey J. Hoffman
E-Mail: shoffman@nebraska.edu
Phone: (402) 472-4673
Stacey J. Hoffman joined the Public Policy Center full-time in 2006, after working here as a graduate research assistant for four years.
Education
Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Social Psychology, 2006
B.A., Cornell College, Psychology, German and Comparative Religion, 1993
B.A., Cornell College, Psychology, German and Comparative Religion, 1993
Areas of Interest
Stacey's research focus is stress and coping, particularly in the context of natural disasters and large-scale emergencies.
Projects
In addition to specific project work, Stacey also contributes to variety of other projects in the design of data collection procedures, data management, and statistical analysis.
Publications
