Research and Academic Endorsements

• Research on the intersection of emotions and finance related to Money Habitudes (2019)

• Training Social Workers & Human Service Professionals to Address the Complex Financial Needs of Clients. Journal of Social Work Education. Jodi Jacobson Frey, Karen Hopkins, et al. September 2016.

•  Embedding Job and Career Advancement Services in Healthy Marriage Programs: Lessons From Two Programs in PACT. Mathematica Policy Research and the Office of Planning, Research & Evaluation at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children & Families. Heather Zaveri and Robin Dion. April 2015.

• Evaluation of a Continuing Education Training on Client Financial Capability. Journal of Social Work Education. Jodi Jacobson Frey, Deborah Svoboda, Rebecca L. Sander, Philip J. Osteen, Christine Callahan & Audrey Elkinson.

• Financial Coaching Training Curricula: Field Inventory and Summary Brief. Center for Financial Security. J. Michael Collins and Hallie B. Lienhardt. August 2014.

• How to Use the Money Habitudes Cards in Marriage Education Programs. Smart Marriages. William Bailey, Ph.D., (University of Arkansas).

•  Program Evaluation for First Things First, federally funded by the Healthy Marriage Demonstration Grant through the United States Department of Health and Human Services – Administration for Children and Families.

• Reliability of Money Habitudes. National Council on Family Relations. Lucy Delgadillo, Alena Johnson and Samantha Nelson at Utah State University.

• Review: Money Habitudes. International Journal of Consumer Studies. Sue McGregor at Mount Saint Vincent University.

• The Financial Education Tool Kit: Helping Teachers Meet State-Mandated Personal Finance Requirements. Journal of Extension. Eileen St. Pierre, Charlotte Richert, Susan Routh, Rachel Lockwood and Mickey Simpson at Oklahoma State University