Jeanne Bilanin

Jeanne E. Bilanin is responsible for assisting with designing and implementing studies of state and local government agencies. A specialist in quantitative analytical methods, Dr. Bilanin has been involved in numerous projects, including evaluations of public safety and justice administration programs, fiscal impact studies, and development of strategic plans. Prior to joining the Institute in 1989, Dr. Bilanin held engineering positions with URS and Potomac Electric Power Company and was a program analyst with the District of Columbia. Dr. Bilanin holds a Ph.D. in Public Policy from University of Maryland, Baltimore County, a M.S. in Public Management from Carnegie Mellon University, and a B.A. in Political Science from Virginia Tech. She also holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from George Washington University.

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• Process Evaluation of Call-in Meetings Conducted in Maryland under Project Safe Neighborhoods (2016)
• Outcome Evaluation of Call-in Meetings Conducted in Maryland under Project Safe Neighborhoods (2016)
• Strategic Planning for the Town of Berwyn Heights (2016)
• Strategic Planning for the City of Annapolis (2015)
• Use of Advanced Computer Analytics to Research Substance Use Disorder Treatment (2015)
• Use of Virtual Reality Technology in Treatment of Reentering Offenders (2015)
• Traversing Two Systems: An Assessment of Crossover Youth in Maryland (2014)
• Examination of the Use of Collaborative Law (2013)
• Planning and Implementation Analysis: Pilot Program for Video Conferencing of Consults with Children in Need of Assistance (2013)
• Evaluation of the Pilot Program for Video Conferencing of ex parte Temporary Protective Order Hearings (2012)
• Evaluation of the AVATAR Substance Abuse Treatment Program (2012)
• Evaluation of the Truancy Court Program in Baltimore City (2011)
• Assessing School Attendance Problems and Truancy Intervention in Maryland: A Synthesis of Evidence from Baltimore City and the Lower Eastern Shore (2011)
• Analysis of Potential Zoning Changes and the Impacts on Property Values in Carroll County (2011)
• Planning and Implementation Analysis: Pilot Programs for Video Conferencing of Inmate Grievance Appeal Hearings (2011)
• Methodology for Evaluating Court-Based Mental Health Interventions in Maryland (2010)
• Process Evaluation of Harford County Mental Health Diversion Program (2010)
• Follow-Up Evaluation of the Electronic Filing Pilot Project Prince George's County District Court (2010)
• Implementing CompStat and Crime Analysis in Maryland Law Enforcement Agencies (2008)
• Methodologies and Estimates of the Fiscal Impact of New Developments and Annexations on Municipal Governments (2007)
• Proactive Community Supervision in Maryland: Changing Offender Outcomes (2006)

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