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Chad d'Entremont, 
Executive Director
(bio)
cdentremont@renniecenter.org

Dr. Lisa Famularo,
Vice President of Research and Evaluation
(bio) lfamularo@renniecenter.org

Nina Zockoff,
Research Assistant
(bio)
nzockoff@renniecenter.org

Ivy Washington,
Director of Finance and Operations

(
bio) iwashington@renniecenter.org

   

Chad d'Entremont, Executive Director
cdentremont@renniecenter.org

Chad has devoted a career in education to bridging the divide between research and practice, working with educators and policymakers to ensure all children have the opportunity to succeed in school and in life. He began his career as a teacher, serving high needs students in both urban and rural settings. He is the former assistant director of a nationally-renowned research center at Teachers College, Columbia University and, from 2007-2011, was the research and policy director at Strategies for Children. Most recently, he managed Massachusetts’ successful application for a $50 million Race to the Top–Early Learning Challenge award. His experiences bring an in-depth understanding of cutting-edge education reforms, yet he remains acutely aware of the realities of classroom practice and daily school life.

Dr. Lisa Famularo, Vice President of Research and Evaluation
lfamularo@renniecenter.org

Lisa joined the Rennie Center with a background in education research and over 12 years of experience conducting quantitative and qualitative research projects. Lisa was formerly the Director of a research consortium at a Boston-based company. In this role, she managed a team of analysts conducting research on issues in higher education. Prior to that, Lisa was a Research Associate at the Center for the Study of Testing, Evaluation and Educational Policy (CSTEEP) at Boston College. Lisa has also served as a Research Group Manager and Senior Project Director in the Social and Government Research Group at TNS, a leading market information company. In this role, she led research projects being conducted for federal, state and local government agencies, non-profit organizations and academic institutions. Lisa began her career as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Survey Research, a non-profit research organization located at Temple University. Lisa received both her B.A. in Journalism and M. Ed. in Educational Psychology from Temple University. Lisa received her Ph.D. in Educational Research, Measurement, and Evaluation from Boston College.


 
Nina Zockoff, Research Assistant
nzockoff@renniecenter.org

Nina joined the Rennie Center with a background in education research. Nina received her both her M.Ed in Education Research, Measurement, and Evaluation and B.A. in Human Development from Boston College. During her graduate studies, Nina was a Research Associate at the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS). She also was an Instructional Assistant in a developmental education environment at Learning Resources for Student-Athletes. As an undergraduate at Boston College, Nina worked at the Boston Public School Gardner Pilot Academy and maintains a strong interest in full-service school initiatives. Prior to graduate school, Nina was a Senior Recruiter for ClinLab Staffing, a biotechnology staffing firm.

Ivy Washington, Operations Manager
iwashington@renniecenter.org

Ivy joined the Rennie Center with a background in non-profit management. She has worked at and consulted with a variety of organizations but has worked most extensively with those serving children and their families. Ivy received her M.B.A from the School of Management at Yale University. While at Yale, Ivy spent a summer working with United Way of Greater New Haven on new media projects and database management. Prior to graduate school, she ran the business office for a community center in Cambridge where she was responsible for day-to-day management as well as strategic planning. Ivy has a particular interest in K-12 public education, out-of-school-time education, and early education. She was also an after-school teacher for a year after graduating from Columbia University with a B.A. in Sociology.

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