Career
In 1990,Lane moved to Washington,D.C. as an Assistant,and then Associate and Full Professor of Economics at American University. She also began consulting for the World Bank,focusing on education and labor policy evaluation in developing countries. [5] Her work analyzed the returns to education in India [6] ,Morocco,and the Philippines,and she co-led a major skills development project for Malaysia. In 1996 she was awarded a two-year National Science Foundation/American Statistical Association fellowship to work at the US Census Bureau to investigate the potential to develop a linked employer-employee dataset to better understand labor market dynamics. [7] She conceived of using state unemployment insurance wage records to produce indicators of value to both the Census Bureau and state agencies,and ensure that confidentiality was protected. She was integral to the subsequent establishment of the Longitudinal Employer–Household Dynamics (LEHD) program at the U.S. Census Bureau. [8] The program,which links employer and employee data for labor market research,became a permanent federal initiative. She left American University for the Urban Institute in order to fully establish the initiative,in 2000 and,she served as Director of the Employment Dynamics Program at the Urban Institute until 2004. [9]
She served in two terms between 2004–2005 and 2008–2012,at the National Science Foundation (NSF). As Senior Program Director for the Science of Science and Innovation Policy program,she led the development of the STAR METRICS initiative,a federal effort to track the outcomes of public investment in science,and conceptualized the ScienCV researcher profile system. [10]
From 2005 to 2008,Lane served as Senior Vice President at NORC at the University of Chicago,where she initiated and developed the first secure remote-access platforms for federal data,the NORC remote access data enclave. [11] Between 2012 and 2015,she worked at the American Institutes for Research (AIR) as a Senior Managing Economist,co-founding the PatentsView project and helping to establish the Institute for Research on Innovation and Science (IRIS) at the University of Michigan. [12]
In 2015,Lane joined NYU as a Professor of Public Service and Provostial Fellow. She led the development of Administrative Data Research Facility (ADRF),the Democratizing Data platform,and the Applied Data Analytics training series in partnership with Frauke Kreuter and Rayid Ghani. [13] She also designed and launched a certificate in data literacy and evidence building which was jointly sponsored by NYU and the University of Maryland. [14]
Lane also founded the Coleridge Initiative,which works with U.S. government agencies to provide secure infrastructure and training for using administrative data in policy evaluation. The Coleridge Initiative was spun off from NYU as a not-for-profit company in 2020,and she served as its CEO until 2021. [15]
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