CV and Working Papers
Link to the current version of my CV: Carolyn J. Heinrich, March 2026 CV
Link to my Google Scholar profile:
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Recent or forthcoming publications (2015-26) are available on the Publications tab of my website. I will be glad to send copies of publications from 2014 and earlier (see my CV) upon request: carolyn.j.heinrich@vanderbilt.edu.
Working Papers. Below is a list of working papers. If a link to the paper is not provided, you may request the latest version by sending me an email message.
Enriquez, Kathryn, Carrie E. Fry and Carolyn J. Heinrich. 2025. How Diagnoses of Student Mental Health Conditions Change with the Introduction of School-Based Health Centers: Evidence from Bunching Estimation. Working paper, Vanderbilt University.
Darling-Aduana, Jennifer, Carolyn J. Heinrich, Jeremy Noonan, Jialing Wu and Kathryn Enriquez. 2025. Failing to Learn from Failure: The Facade of Online Credit Recovery Assessments. Working paper, Georgia State University and Vanderbilt University.
White, Sara, Kathryn Enriquez and Carolyn J. Heinrich. 2025. Building District Capacity for School-Based Mental Health Services: Project AWARE in Tennessee. Working paper, Vanderbilt University.
Nienstedt, Liliane, Fry, Carrie, Carolyn J. Heinrich, and Melinda Buntin. 2025. Helping policymakers better predict the prevalence of children’s mental health conditions: An analysis using restricted and publicly available health and education data. Working paper, Vanderbilt University.
Kelly, Caroline H. and Carolyn J. Heinrich. 2025. Intergovernmental Cooperation and Administrative Burdens that Support or Impede School-based Medicaid Adoption. Working paper, University of Chicago and Vanderbilt University.
Fitzgerald, Clare, Alec Fraser, Carolyn J. Heinrich, and Mikkel Munksgaard. 2025. The Rise before the Stall: A Review of the Early Promise and Recent Performance of Social Impact Bonds. Working paper, University College London.
Heinrich, Carolyn J. and Susan N. Houseman. 2025. Worker Hard and Soft skills and Labor Market Outcomes. Working paper, Vanderbilt University.
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