Public Policy Institute of California
Sean Cremin is a Research Associate at the Public Policy Institute of California, with extensive experience in social and economic program evaluations. Previously, Sean served as a Senior Research Associate at NORC at the University of Chicago, where responsibilities included designing evaluations, managing research projects, and contributing to policy briefs. Experience also includes roles at the Center for Public Research and Leadership as a Graduate Consultant, assisting a Kentucky public school district with learning acceleration strategies, and as an Education Research Intern at the International Rescue Committee, supporting programs for refugee students. Earlier positions at FHI 360 involved quantitative and qualitative data analysis for educational equity projects, while Sean's academic foundation includes a Bachelor of Arts from Pomona College and a Master in Public Affairs from Princeton University.
Public Policy Institute of California
Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank. We are dedicated to informing and improving public policy in California through independent, objective, nonpartisan research. Since 1994, PPIC has helped California’s leaders to better understand policy issues by providing them with research that is free of partisanship or ideological biases. Today, we are a highly respected resource on a range of critical issues—encouraging productive dialogue and inspiring the search for sustainable solutions in Sacramento and across the state. Learn more at http://www.ppic.org