Background
Hailey is a senior analyst with the Student Affairs Forum. Her research has focused on food insecurity, student mental health and well-being, and campus climate. Prior to joining EAB, Hailey worked in the Washington State Legislature and in the policy, planning, and research division of Washington’s state agency for higher education.
Education
Hailey is a proud alumna of the University of Washington, where she graduated cum laude with degrees in philosophy and political science. Her philosophy background is indispensable in helping build and test the arguments that underpin Student Affairs Forum research projects.
Research and Insights
Expanding Well-Being Initiatives Through Faculty Partnerships
Review EAB’s three recommendations for partnering with faculty and academic colleagues on well-being initiatives.
Make it easy to refer food-insecure students
UCLA uses referral postcards to make it as easy as possible for staff to refer basic needs-insecure students.
Four Ways to Strengthen Support for Basic Needs-Insecure Students On-Demand Webconference
Food and housing insecurity are growing issues on campuses across the country. Are you prepared to support these students on campus?
