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Lindsay Kubaryk

Senior Analyst, Research

Areas of Expertise
  • Student Affairs
  • Student Health and Wellness
  • Student Success
Washington, DC
Specialties
  • Campus Climate
  • Counseling Services
  • Emerging Student Populations
  • Student Mental Health
  • Student Wellness
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Background

Lindsay is a senior analyst in EAB’s Strategic Research division with the Student Affairs Forum. In this role, she works with chief student affairs officers on their most pressing areas of concern, including student mental health, sexual violence prevention and reporting, and diversity and inclusion. Lindsay is passionate about helping higher education leaders support student success, development,

Lindsay is a senior analyst in EAB’s Strategic Research division with the Student Affairs Forum. In this role, she works with chief student affairs officers on their most pressing areas of concern, including student mental health, sexual violence prevention and reporting, and diversity and inclusion. Lindsay is passionate about helping higher education leaders support student success, development, and well-being. 

Prior to joining EAB, Lindsay managed the board of directors and lead NGO governance policy at the World Resources Institute (WRI), a global research into action nonprofit working to make the world a more sustainable and equitable place. In this role, she developed and implemented governance structure and policy for WRI’s global network of offices to operate in India, Indonesia, China, Brazil, Mexico, and Europe. Her governance and strategic planning best practice research led her to advise startup NGOs working on issues of environmental policy, governance, and education issues internationally. 

Education

Lindsay holds a master’s degree in management with a specialization in social entrepreneurship from The Catholic University of America, where her research focused on strategic planning and sustainable operating models for nonprofit organizations in volatile political and economic environments. She received two bachelor’s degrees in political science and historic preservation and community planning from the College of Charleston.