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Emily Loney

Dissemination Task Lead

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Emily Loney, MPP, PMP, is the dissemination task lead for REL Midwest and a senior researcher at AIR. As REL Midwest task lead, Loney leads REL Midwest’s communication and engagement activities to connect evidence and research with the broader field. Loney is the project manager and dissemination lead of the Institute of Education Sciences–funded Career and Technical Education Research Network 2.0, managing the project plan and budget for a project focused on building collaboration among research teams focused on career and technical education. Previously, Loney was the project director of the IES-funded College Completion Network and project director of operations for a multiyear technical assistance and evaluation project focused on postsecondary institutional transformation. Loney earned a master of public policy degree from Duke University and is a certified Project Management Professional.

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About REL Midwest

REL Midwest
Blog

Project takes deeper dive into World's Best Workforce plans

REL Midwest is collaborating with the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) to do a 'deep dive' into district World's Best Workforce plans and identify themes and priorities. The goal is to identify emerging trends in district practices and priorities, as well as innovative approaches to meeting the goals of World's Best Workforce.
Date published:
Aug 25, 2017
Blog

How will MAGRA tackle the achievement gap?

MAGRA will launch two projects in 2017 that support Wisconsin DPI's continued efforts to close the Black-White achievement gap.
Date published:
Jun 22, 2017
Blog

New projects investigate teacher pipeline and residency programs

REL Midwest will lead two projects in 2017 that support the Michigan Department of Education (MDE)'s focus on ensuring equitable access to effective teachers for all students in the state.
Date published:
May 24, 2017
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