Nate Orr

Project Associate
Santa Monica Office

Education

M.A. in Arab studies, Georgetown University; B.A. in history, Occidental College

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Biography

Nate is working on the Qatar Education project as a project coordinator. Prior to joining RAND, he worked as an international development researcher on USAID's Development Information Services (DIS) project, where he focused on strategic planning and performance measurement/reporting for USAID programs in the Middle East and Asia.

Publications

Care Experiences of Managed Care Medicare Enrollees Near the End of Life - 2013

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Medicare Part D Experiences - 2012

Continuing Challenges and Potential for Collaborative Approaches to Education Reform - 2011

How Do the Experiences of Medicare Beneficiary Subgroups Differ Between Managed Care and Original Medicare? - 2011

Hours of Opportunity: How Cities Can Use Data to Improve Services in Out-of-School Time Programs - 2010

Hours of Opportunity: How Cities Can Build Systems to Improve Out-of-School-Time Programs - 2010

Hours of Opportunity, Volume 1: Lessons from Five Cities on Building Systems to Improve After-School, Summer School, and Other Out-of-School-Time Programs - 2010

Hours of Opportunity, Volume 2: The Power of Data to Improve After-School Programs Citywide - 2010

Hours of Opportunity, Volume 3: Profiles of Five Cities Improving After-School Programs Through a Systems Approach - 2010

Improving Disparity Estimates for Rare Racial/ethnic Groups with Trend Estimation and Kalman Filtering: An Application to the National Health Interview Survey - 2009

Qatar's K-12 Education Reform Has Achieved Success in Its Early Years - 2009

Qatar's K-12 Education Reform Has Achieved Success in Its Early Years (Arabic version) - 2009

Sample Designs for Measuring the Health of Small Racial/ethnic Subgroups - 2008

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