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Maura Kelly

Maura Kelly

Portland State University

Maura Kelly is an Associate Professor in the Sociology Department at Portland State University. As a public sociologist, Dr. Kelly researches inequalities in the construction trades and advocates to increase opportunities for women and people of color in the trades. Her evaluation research with Dr. Lindsey Wilkinson has assessed a variety of programs intended to increase the recruitment and retention of diverse workers in the trades, including the Highway Construction Workforce Development Program, Green Dot for the Trades, Oregon Tradeswomen and Constructing Hope pre-apprenticeship programs, Mentorship Matters, and City of Seattle Acceptable Work Sites.

Email: maura2@pdx.edu


Projects

  • 2022 Evaluation of the Highway Construction Workforce Development Program
  • Evaluation Research on Respectful Workplaces in Highway Construction
  • Evaluation of the Effect of Supportive Services on the Success of Apprentices in a Highway Trade
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  • Implementing the Green Dot Bystander Intervention Program to Promote Respectful Workplaces in the Construction Trades in Oregon ( FINAL_REPORT )
  • Evaluation of the Effect of Supportive Services on the Success of Apprentices in a Highway Trade ( FINAL_REPORT )
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