Felicia has been at NORC since 1994. She has substantial experience leading projects focused on technical assistance and training, stakeholder engagement, evaluation and performance measurement. Felicia brings a unique combination of skills to any project: technical capabilities such as survey design, questionnaire development, quality assurance, the conceptual ability to analyze and interpret qualitative and quantitative data, and proven project, budget, and supervisory/mentoring managerial skills.
Felicia is currently the project director for the Technical Assistance and Logistics Support Contract funded by the Office of Population Affairs. She also serves as the project director for the ODPHP-funded Healthy People 2030 project.
Prior to her NORC tenure, Felicia worked at Conwal Incorporated on an evaluation of the safety of commercial drivers with insulin-treated diabetes and epilepsy. Prior to Conwal, Felicia worked at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Department of Military Psychiatry researching Gulf War Syndrome.
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Education
MA
University of Maryland
BA
University of Maryland
Project Contributions
Publications
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Contraceptive Care Performance Measures Expert Work Group (2024)
Project Report | November 20, 2024
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Contraceptive Care Performance Measures Expert Work Group
Project Report | October 3, 2022
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Opportunities for Innovation Perspectives from Title X and TPP Tier 1 Grantees
Project Report | August 29, 2022
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Multilevel Approaches to Achieving Equity in Family Planning and Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs
Project Report | May 24, 2022
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opens in new tab"A Qualitative Investigation of Antiretroviral Therapy among Injection Drug Users."
Journal Article | March 21, 2003
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opens in new tab"Onset of Major Depressive Disorder among Adolescents."
Journal Article | February 21, 2003
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opens in new tab"HIV Risk Behaviors in African-American Drug Injector Networks: Implications of Injection-Partner Mixing and Partnership Characteristics."
Journal Article | August 22, 2002
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"Injection Drug Users Use of the HIV Therapies: Personal, Social and Community Influences."
Journal Article | July 1, 2002