Lauren
Frohlich
Fellow
Department:
Educational and Employment Opportunities
Family Economic Security
Lauren Frohlich is a Public Policy Fellow with the Family Economic Security and Education and Employment teams. Prior to joining the Center she analyzed and advocated for better workforce development, education, and social welfare policies. While working at American Institutes for Research, she co-authored annual reports for the National Center for Education Statistics. Lauren studied Sociology at Yale University and earned her Master's degree from the University of Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.