Carly Olenick

Carly Olenick serves as a Learning and Evaluation Officer at the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, focusing on Evaluation, Research, and Learning for Safe Water and Refugees portfolios. Previously, Carly held multiple roles at Mercy Corps, culminating as a Senior Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Advisor, where responsibilities included program evaluations, data analysis, and capacity building. Experience also includes internships at RTI International and Mercy Corps in Monitoring and Evaluation, as well as a Senior Program Assistant position at Macfadden supporting USAID initiatives. Carly's early career featured a Fellowship in Welfare and Human Rights, project coordination at L1 Technologies, and oversight of reading room operations at UCLA Special Collections Library. Educational credentials comprise a Master’s Degree in Global Human Development from Georgetown University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations from UCLA.