Staff: Jacob Kolodney, MS

Jacob Kolodney has over three years of experience in research, evaluation, data analysis, and data management. A Newton local, Jacob earned a B.A. in Physics at Clark University and an M.S. in Data Analytics Engineering at Northeastern University, where he also worked as a student Research Assistant. At WJC, Jacob has contributed to numerous research and evaluation projects, with a focus on developing data management programs, analyzing data, and assisting in report development for programs serving military and veteran communities, on all HRSA-funded educational training programs for clinical Psy.D. and counseling students serving underserved populations. His experience also includes managing survey distribution for the INTERFACE resource referral services program, supporting data collection and database management for the Juvenile Court Clinic program, and monitoring all clinical training data school-wide. In addition, Jacob serves as a technical mentor training graduate research assistants in developing basic programming and data analytics skills. He has expertise in the use of data analysis and management tools including Python, SQL, Excel, Tableau, time2track, REDCap and Qualtrics.