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Katie Herrmann

Senior Research Analyst

Areas of Expertise
  • Business Affairs
  • Student Affairs
  • Student Support and Wellness
Washington, D.C.
Specialties
  • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Economic Development
  • Student Affairs
  • Student Mental Health
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Background

Katie Herrmann is a Senior Research Analyst at EAB. Since joining EAB, she has completed research on behalf of university and school district leaders on topics including campus operations and budgeting, organizational structures, and process improvement. Her other areas of research explore student mental health, faculty and staff support, DEIJ strategy,andinstitutional involvement in economic deve

Katie Herrmann is a Senior Research Analyst at EAB. Since joining EAB, she has completed research on behalf of university and school district leaders on topics including campus operations and budgeting, organizational structures, and process improvement. Her other areas of research explore student mental health, faculty and staff support, DEIJ strategy,andinstitutional involvement in economic development.

Prior to EAB, Katie’s enthusiasm for higher education came from conducting research in Duke’s BRITE (Behavioral Research Informing Teaching Excellence) lab and working as a teaching assistant for Duke’s Psychology Department.Outside of work, Katie can be found exploring D.C. coffee shops, talking about Duke basketball, trying out new fitnessroutines, and searching for her next travel destination.

Education

Katie graduated with distinction from Duke University and earned a B.A. in Psychology and minors in Economics and Spanish. Her area of focus was on exam anxiety in college classrooms.

Research and Insights

While the pandemic has accelerated the urgency to enhance mental health support, it has also presented a unique opportunity to meet student needs through peer support programs. Here are how 3 institutions are adjusting their mental health support strategies to leverage peers to better meet escalating student demand for support and facilitate meaningful peer connections.

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By Katie Herrmann
August 05, 2022 4 min read

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