Emma Fox
Senior Associate
Emma Fox, Ph.D., is an interdisciplinary social scientist and experienced evaluation practitioner, specializing in a range of mixed methods for program evaluation, case study, and policy analysis, including in-depth interviews, focus groups, and survey. Her work focuses on evaluating the effectiveness of community outreach and engagement for improving market uptake of clean energy services, assessing the benefits associated with clean transportation projects, conducting formative evaluations to identify early program implementation insights, developing logic models, estimating costs associated with recycling and other sustainable materials management practices, and assessing program implementation in response to energy and climate policies. She draws on her methodological expertise and strong organizational skills to lead complex evaluation projects for a range of state and federal clients.
Recently, Emma’s work has focused on rapid process evaluation of energy assistance programs, climate workforce development needs and opportunities assessment, and study of experimental behavioral intervention in program implementation.
Emma holds a B.S. in Biology, magna cum laude, from Saint Michael’s College. She also holds an M.S. and Ph.D. in Ecology & Environmental Science from the University of Maine, where her studies focused on behavioral economics and multi-criteria decision support models for energy infrastructure decision-making.