The institutional research team at Mary Baldwin College has a unique composition:
A member of the executive staff, a member of the faculty, and a student research
assistant.
Director of Institutional Research Lewis Askegaard (left in photograph) has been at Mary Baldwin College since 1983. Before coming to Mary Baldwin, he was a public school teacher and administrator and also worked for the U.S. government in Iran for three years. His Ph.D., from the University of Virginia, is in educational research and evaluation. He is currently Dean of Institutional Research, Registrar, and Associate Dean of the College, but at times in the past he has also directed the computer center, international programs, and advising. He proudly presides over a Mary Baldwin family: his wife of 38 years, Beverly, also works for the College as the Director of the Learning Skills Center, and his son, John, is a senior social work major in the Adult Degree Program.
Associate Director of Institutional Research Judy L. Klein (right in photograph) is a full professor in the MBC economics department. She has been teaching at the college since 1982, and her courses include Social Science Statistics and Advanced Data Analysis. Professor Klein is the author of Statistical Visions in Time: A History of Time Series Analysis 1662-1938, published by Cambridge University Press, and co-editor of The Age of Economic Measurement, published by Duke University Press. She is currently completing a new book on Protocols of War and the Mathematical Invasion of Policy Space, 1940-1960. Professor Klein earned her BA in Economics from William and Mary, her MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and her PhD in Economics from London Metropolitan University.
The Institutional Research Assistant for the 2007-2008 year is Cytha Stottlemyer.
