Nicole Fabrikant

Nicole Fabrikant, a research analyst in the Center for Education and Human Services at SRI International, provides research and evaluation assistance with qualitative analysis, prepares quantitative data for presentation, conducts interviews, performs other data collection and analysis tasks, and contributes to report writing. She has bilingual capability in Spanish. Fabrikant has worked on a variety of SRI projects, such as the Israel Education Project, the Saint Paul Early Childhood Scholarship Program Evaluation, First Five San Mateo, the Model Demonstration Data Coordination Center, and the College Bound Program Evaluation.

Before joining SRI, Fabrikant worked at the Rutgers University Center for Behavioral Health Services and Criminal Justice Research, where she coordinated a national federally funded study of drug and mental health courts; she also conducted interviews and clinical assessments and provided other support for a variety of studies. Fabrikant also worked at the University of California, Berkeley Center for Child and Youth Policy. Before becoming a researcher, she worked in the criminal justice and mental health fields.

Fabrikant holds an M.S.W. from the University of California, Berkeley and a B.S. in economics from Saint Mary’s College of California.