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Moderator: Katie Barghaus

Presenters:

• Sonya R. Porter: "Demonstrating the Use of Linked Data to Advance Education Research"
• Chenna Reddy Cotla: "Heterogeneous causal effects of perception of school safety on absenteeism and performance: A causal decision tree approach using administrative and survey data from a large school district"
• Sally Wallace: "Returns to Late Aged College Degrees"
• Douglas Lauen: "Early College High Schools at Scale: Using Administrative Data to Assess the Impacts of an Educational Intervention on Voting and Crime"
• Wesley Greenblatt: "Long-Term Effects from Early Exposure to Research: Evidence from the NIH 'Yellow Berets'"

Moderator: Kristen Coe

Presenters:

• Francisca Richter: "Using Integrated Data to Design and Support Pay For Success Interventions"
• Ken Steif: "Developing a spatial risk prediction model for child maltreatment"
• Dyann Daley, MD: "Policy and resource optimization based on spatial risk prediction models for child maltreatment"
• Jessica Raithel: "Typologies of Transition-Age Youth"
• Angela You Gwaltney: "Effect of Psychotropic Medication on Foster Care Experience and Outcomes: A Causal Analysis using Administrative Data"

Presentation of the Best Paper Awards

Moderator: Tanvi Desai

Presenters:

• Michael Lenczner: "Overcoming policy barriers to administrative data sharing through an inclusive civil society coalition"
• Christian Hirsch: "The Role of the Bundesbank Microdata Production in Times of Big Data: The Need for Data Access, Data Sharing and for an Integrated Digital Information System"
• Lars Vilhuber: "Reproducible research in administrative data center"
• Sarah Strochak: "Is Limited English Proficiency a Barrier to Homeownership?"
• Benoit Dostie: "Immigrant Careers and Networks"
• Brittany Borg: "Program Evaluation Using Multiple Datasets"
• Nikolas Pharris-Ciurej: "Blended data: a novel opportunity to advance survey operations and knowledge of the US economy and population"
• Aaron D. Schroeder: "Complying with New Address Requirements for the 2020 Census: Using Open Administrative Records and Delivery Point Validation Data to Discover Verified Multi-Family Unit Addresses in Arlington County, Virginia"
• Rachel Carnahan: "Using Administrative Data to Reduce Respondent Burden in Facility Data Collection"

In this panel, four Amys will discuss how they have handled challenges involving administrative data access. These Amys have needed data and pleaded for data. They have been data owners, linkers, gatekeepers, and analysts. Michael Hawes, Director of Student Privacy Policy at the U.S. Department of Education will moderate the panel as these Amys describe their approaches to overcome operational and organizational challenges.