Kim Boller

Kim Boller has a diverse range of work experience in the field of public health and research. Kim currently serves as the Senior Director for Science Affairs at the American Psychological Association, leading a team focused on the future of psychological science and the intersection of psychology and technology. Prior to this role, they were an Adjunct Instructor at Rutgers School of Public Health.

From 2019 to 2021, Kim worked at The Nicholson Foundation, first as the Executive Director, where they set the strategy for the foundation's wind down and oversaw staff outplacement and completion of projects. Kim then transitioned to the role of Chief Strategy and Evaluation Officer, administering grants and overseeing operations in early childhood and health portfolios.

Before their time at The Nicholson Foundation, Kim was a Senior Policy and Research Fellow at Mathematica, where they developed business strategies and directed large proposals and projects. Kim played a key role in expanding the early childhood research team and had a national and international reputation in early childhood and family well-being. Kim also worked as a Research Psychologist at Mathematica and conducted research projects and published findings.

In 2008, Kim served as the President and Board Chair of the Corporation for the Advancement of Policy Evaluation, managing operations and securing funding for policy evaluation and research projects. Kim has also worked as an Early Childhood Research and Policy Consultant at ISSA - International Step by Step Association, influencing home visiting programs and policies.

Kim's early career includes a Public Policy and Research Training Fellowship at NICHD and various roles at Mathematica, including a Senior Research Psychologist position.

Overall, Kim Boller's work experience demonstrates their expertise in public health, research, and strategic leadership in promoting evidence-based practices and policies.

Kim Boller has a Ph.D. in Developmental and Cognitive Psychology from Rutgers University, which was completed in 1993. Prior to that, they obtained an M.S. in Developmental and Cognitive Psychology from Rutgers University, completing it in 1991. Kim also holds a B.A. in Psychology from Villanova University, which was completed in 1988.