MEMBERSHIP 01 JAN...Anne Alstott, Yale University Drew E. Altman, Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Nancy J. Altman, Social Security Works Stuart H. Altman, Brandeis University Ramsey

MEMBERSHIP

January 2020

Member of the Academy’s Board of Directors (can neither nominate nor endorse new members). Member of the Academy’s Membership Committee (can neither nominate nor endorse new members). Member of the Academy’s Staff (can neither nominate nor endorse new members).

A Loren David Adler, Brookings

Institution

Linda H. Aiken, University of

Pennsylvania Shai Akabas, Bipartisan

Policy Center Laith Alattar, Social Security

Administration Gretchen E. Alkema, The

SCAN Foundation Jodie T. Allen Beth A Almeida, Cove

Research

Anne Alstott, Yale University Drew E. Altman, Henry J.

Kaiser Family Foundation Nancy J. Altman, Social

Security Works Stuart H. Altman, Brandeis

University

Ramsey Laine Alwin, AARP John Ameriks, The

Vanguard Group Nancy Amidei, University of

Washington Joseph M. Anderson,

Capital Research Associates Patricia M. Anderson,

Dartmouth College Richard Anderson

Emily S. Andrews Joseph R. Antos, American

Enterprise Institute

Michael A. Anzick, Social

Security Administration Kenneth S. Apfel, University

of Maryland

Eileen Appelbaum, Center

for Economic and Policy

Research Joseph A. Applebaum

James Craig Appleby, The

Gerontological Society of

America LeRoy R. Aragon, National

Committee to Preserve

Social Security and

Medicare Diane Archer, Just Care USA Peter S. Arno, University of

Massachusetts, Amherst Political Economy Research

Institute, R. Douglas Arnold, Princeton

University William J. Arnone,

National Academy of Social

Insurance Lowell Arye, Aging and

Disability Policy and

Leadership Consulting, LLC G. Lawrence Atkins Alan Auerbach, University of

California, Berkeley

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Tom A. Ault, Health Policy

Alternatives, Inc. Robert M. Aurbach,

David H. Autor,

Massachusetts Institute of

Technology, Department of

Economics

B Deborah Bachrach, Manatt,

Phelps, & Phillips

Katherine Baicker, University

of Chicago Christine Baker, Baker &

Welsh

Joe R. Baker, Medicare

Rights Center Dave Baldridge, National

Indian Project Center David E. Balducchi Marc Baldwin, Washington

State Office of Financial

Management, Marjorie L. Baldwin, Arizona

State University Richard Balkus, Social

Security Administration Jean T. D. Bandler Jason Barabas, Stony Brook

University

Peter Barnes, Economic

Security Project Jo Anne B. Barnhart

Burt S. Barnow, George

Washington University Richard J. Baron, American

Board of Internal Medicine Janet M. Barr

Charles J. Barrilleaux,

Florida State University Peter S. Barth, University of

Connecticut Dwight K. Bartlett, Bartlett

Consulting Services Lily Batchelder, New York

University School of Law Gloria Bazzoli, Virginia

Commonwealth University Carson E. Beadle, The

Health Project Howard Bedlin, National

Council on Aging Laurel E. Beedon, U.S.

Government Accountability

Office

Linda Bennett, American

Federation of State, County,

and Municipal Employees

(AFSCME) William F. Benson, Health

Benefits ABCs Judith Berek, New York

State Nurses Association

Robert A. Berenson, Urban

Institute Allan I. Bergman, HIGH

IMPACT Mission-based

Consulting & Training Edward D. Berkowitz,

George Washington

University Joan Brodshaug Bernstein,

Older Women's League Daniel Bertoni, U.S.


Office Joseph R. Betancourt,

Massachusetts General

Hospital Thomas N. Bethell Charles L. Betsey, Howard

University Steve M. Birnbaum, Workers'

Injury Law & Advocacy

Group Christine Bishop, Brandeis

University Shawn Bishop, U.S. Senate

Finance Committee Cybele Bjorklund, Sanofi Rebecca M. Blank,

University of Wisconsin,

Madison Joseph R. Blasi, Rutgers

University Robert J. Blendon, Harvard

University

http://www.nasi.org/

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Lynn A. Blewett, University of

Minnesota

David S. Blitzstein, Blitzstein

Consulting LLC Frank S. Bloch, Vanderbilt

University Jonathan Blum, Health

Management Associates David Blumenthal, MD, The

Commonwealth Fund Romina Boccia, The

Heritage Foundation Cristina L. Boccuti, West

Health Leslie I. Boden, Boston

University Terrance J. Bogyo Howard J. Bolnick, Radix

Actuarial Consultants Roselyn Bonanti

James Tyler Bond, National

Institute on Retirement

Security Christopher M. Bone,

Pension Benefit Guaranty

Corporation Brian Boon, Commission on

Accreditation of

Rehabilitation Facilities

(CARF) Patricia M. Boozang, Manatt

Health Solutions Philip S. Borba, Milliman, USA

Phyllis C. Borzi, Borzi

Consulting Melissa S. Boteach, National

Women's Law Center Jo Ivey Boufford, MD,

International Society for

Urban Health Heather Boushey, The

Washington Center for

Equitable Growth Barbara D. Bovbjerg, U.S.


Office David Bowen, Hill+Knowlton

Strategies M. Kenneth Bowler John B. Boyd, Boyd, Kenter,

Thomas & Parrish, LLC Chantel M. Boyens, Urban

Institute Tom Bradley, Congressional

Budget Office Charles M. Brain, Capitol Hill

Strategies, LLC Aaron L. Brandenburg,

National Association of

Insurance Commissioners Diane K. Braunstein, Pension

Benefit Guaranty

Corporation Jill C. Braunstein, Society for

Research in Child

Development Ellen Bravo, Family Values @

Work

Benjamin Bridges, Social

Security Administration Philip Briggs Alex Brill, American

Enterprise Institute Richard J. Bringewatt,

National Health Policy

Group Erin Bronchetti, Swarthmore

College Jennifer E. Brown, National


Security Robert L. Brown, University of

Waterloo Sharon P Brown Steven E. Brown, Brown &

Goodkin Ellen A. Bruce, University of

Massachusetts Boston,

Gerontology Institute

Susanne M. Bruyère, Cornell

University Thomas C. Buchmueller,

University of Michigan Kenneth G. Buffin, The Buffin

Foundation Roger J. Bulger Melinda Beeuwkes Buntin,

Vanderbilt University School

of Medicine John R. Burbank, Economic

Opportunity Institut



Georgia H. Burke, Justice in

Aging Sheila Burke, John F.

Kennedy School of

Government

Kyle Burkhalter, Social

Security Administration

Barbara S. Burt, Center for

Media and Democracy Gary T. Burtless, Brookings

Institution John F. Burton, Rutgers

University Terry F. Buss, Carnegie

Mellon University, Heinz

College Sue J. Bussman, U.S. House

of Representatives,

Committee on Ways and

Means, Social Security

Subcommittee Richard J. Butler, Brigham

Young University Stuart Butler, Brookings

Institution Kathleen Ann Buto,

Medicare Payment Advisory

Commission Barbara Butrica, Urban

Institute Donna Butts, Generations

United Kevin Mark Bye, Social


Sarah L. Byrne, Social


C Alicia Cackley, U.S.


Office

Kathleen A. Cameron,

National Council on Aging Gina E. Cammarano, Farah

& Cammarano, P.A. Andrea L. Campbell,


Technology Maria Cancian, University of

Wisconsin-Madison Joel Cantor, Rutgers

University Philip Caper, Maine AllCare Craig Caplan, Health

Resources and Services

Administration, Federal

Office of Rural Health Policy Adam L. Carasso, U.S.

Senate Committee on

Finance James T. Carney Ashley B. Carson

Cottingham, State of

Oregon, Office of the Long-

Term Care Ombudsman

Winthrop Cashdollar,

America's Health Insurance

Plans

Christine K. Cassel, MD,

National Quality Forum Raymond A. Cebula,

Cornell University Amitabh Chandra, Harvard

University Christopher J. Chaplain,

Social Security

Administration Kerwin K. Charles, Yale

University Ajay Chaudry, New York

University, Robert F. Wagner

Graduate School of Public

Service Yung-Ping Chen, University

of Massachusetts, Boston Michael E. Chernew,

Harvard Medical School,

Department of Health Care

Policy Bruce Chernof, The SCAN

Foundation Judy L. Chesser Nadarajan Chetty,

Opportunity Insights Mary L. Child, Varnum

Consulting

Forrest P. Chisman, Fairfax

Group Ngina Chiteji, New York

University



Yvette Chocolaad, National

Association of State

Workforce Agencies

(NASWA) Deborah J. Chollet,

Mathematica Sharmila Choudhury,

Congressional Research

Service Carolyn M. Clancy,

Veterans Health

Administration Robert L. Clark, North

Carolina State University Gary Claxton, Kaiser Family

Foundation Henry Claypool, Community

Living Policy Center,

University of California, San

Francisco Ann Clayton, Workers'

Compensation Research

Institute and Center for

Health Policy Gina Clemons, Social

Security Administration Stacy B. Cloyd, National

Organization of Social

Security Claimants'

Representatives (NOSSCR) Bonnie A. Cluxton,

AcademyHealth Alan B. Cohen, Boston

University Questrom School

of Business

Alan L. Cohen, Center for

American Progress

Marc A. Cohen, University of

Massachusetts Boston Jonathan Cohn, The New

Republic Courtney C. Coile, Wellesley

College Calvin J. Colbert,

Challenger, Gray &

Christmas David C. Colby Nancy Coleman J. Michael Collins, University

of Wisconsin, Madison Michael Collins, U.S.


Office Sara R. Collins,

Commonwealth Fund Carolyn W. Colvin Ann L. Combs, The

Vanguard Group Harry J. Conaway, Policy

Futures Network Stephanie E. Connolly, Pew

Charitable Trusts Cecilia A. Conrad, John D.

and Catherine T. MacArthur

Foundation Fay Lomax Cook, National

Academy of Social

Insurance

Barbara S. Cooper

Craig Copeland, Employee

Benefit Research Institute Leo J. Corbett, Community

Partners of HBSCNY Sabrina Corlette,

Georgetown University

Health Policy Institute Dora L. Costa, University of

California Los Angeles Martha B. Coven, Princeton

University Brian D. Coyne, Magellan

Health

Robert M. Crane

Dan Crippen Francis J. Crowley Jeffrey Crowley,


O'Neill Institute for National

and Global Health Law Rose Crum-Johnson Jeff N. Cruz, U.S. Senate

Budget Committee Yanira L. Cruz, National

Hispanic Council on Aging Juliette Cubanski, Kaiser

Family Foundation Elizabeth A. Cullen, Jewish

Federations of North

America Paul R. Cullinan Rick Curtis, Institute for

Health Policy Solutions



Elizabeth Cusick William S. Custer, Georgia

State University David Cutler, Harvard

University John Cutler Kurt Czarnowski, Czarnowski

Consulting

D Hilary S. Dalin, Office of

Elder Justice and Adult

Protective Services Madeleine d'Ambrosio,

CUNY Advanced Science

and Research Center Norman Daniels Sheldon Danziger, Russell

Sage Foundation Patricia M. Danzon,

University of Pennsylvania Nancy J. Dapper Rupali Das, Zenith Insurance

Company Giselle Datz, Virginia Tech

University

Paul S. Davies,


Service

Karen Davis, The Roger C.

Lipitz Center for Integrated

Health Care Rowland Davis, RMD

Pension Consulting Russell J. Davis, Summit

Health Institute for Research

and Education Charles R. Davoli, Workers

Injury Law & Advocacy

Group

Walter Dawson, Oregon

Health Care Association Gerben DeJong Susan Dentzer, Duke-

Margolis Center for Health

Policy Manasi Deshpande,

University of Chicago Larry DeWitt Peter A. Diamond,


Technology Patricia E. Dilley, University

of Florida Renny A. DiPentima Beatrice M. Disman, Social

Security Administrstion Tammy Dixon, Segal

Consulting

Camille Infussi Dobson,

ADvancing States Hilary Doe, Nationbuilder

Herbert R. Doggette Thomas Domer, Domer Law Eva Dominguez Cargill,

Alliance for Retired

Americans Eli N. Donkar, Social Security

Administration

Daniel James Doonan,

National Institute on

Retirement Security Derek B. Dorn, TIAA Linda M. Dorn, Social

Security Administration Pamela J. Doty, U.S.

Department of Health and

Human Services, Office of

the Assistant Secretary for

Planning and Evaluation Gail Dratch Jon C. Dubin, Rutgers

university School of Law Michael C. Duff, University of

Wyoming College of Law Mark G. Duggan, Stanford

University Ian Duncan, University of

California at Santa Barbara John C. Duncan, Cal

Capitol Group

Anne Dunkelberg, Center

for Public Policy Priorities Irena Dushi, Social Security

Administration



Indivar Dutta-Gupta,

Georgetown Center on

Poverty and Inequality Michael Staton Dworsky,

RAND Corporation Debra S. Dwyer, Dwyer

Consulting

E Chloe East, University of

Colorado, Denver Jack C. Ebeler Randall W. Eberts, W.E.

Upjohn Institute for

Employment Research

Marian Wright Edelman,

Children's Defense Fund Peter B. Edelman,

Georgetown Law Center Stephanie M. Edelstein Kathryn J. Edin, Princeton

University Margo Edmunds,

AcademyHealth Kathryn Anne Edwards,

RAND Corporation Barry Eigen, Social Security

Administration Nada Eissa, Georgetown

Public Policy Institute

Stuart E. Eizenstat,

Covington and Burling Lisa D. Ekman, National


Security Claimants'

Representataives (NOSSCR) Linda Elam, Amerigroup

District of Columbia Donald Elisburg, Donald

Elisburg Law Office James N. Ellenberger David T. Ellwood, Harvard

University Ezekiel Emanuel, University

of Pennsylvania Stephen C. Embry, Embry

and Neusner Gary V. Engelhardt,

Syracuse University Joan Entmacher Jennifer L. Erkulwater,

University of Richmond Andrew Eschtruth, Center

for Retirement Research at

Boston College Joel Howard Eskovitz Robert James Espinoza,

PHI Carroll L. Estes, University of

California, San Francisco Lynn M. Etheredge, Rapid

Learning Project

Ingrid Evans, National


Workforce Agencies

Robert Evans, University of

British Columbia Sheila S. Everett, Social

Security Administration Michele Ann Evermore,

National Employment Law

Project

F Gerry Fairbrother,

AcademyHealth Nancy L. Falk, College of

Saint Scholastica Melissa Favreault, Urban

Institute John Feather, Grantmakers

in Aging Judy Feder, Georgetown

University McCourt School of

Public Policy Kenneth Feinberg, The

Feinberg Group, LLP Lynn Friss Feinberg, AARP

Public Policy Institute Karin Feldman, AFL-CIO

Policy Department Frank Fennerty, Board of

Industrial Insurance Appeals



Karen W. Ferguson, Pension

Rights Center John A. Fibiger Jason J. Fichtner, Johns

Hopkins University School of

Advanced International

Studies (SAIS) Matthew Aaron Fiedler,

Brookings Institution Edith U. Fierst Richard J. Fiesta, Alliance

for Retired Americans

Amy Finkelstein,


Technology Jim P. Firman, National

Council on Aging Gilbert C. Fisher Peggy S. Fisher, Family and

Children's Services of

Central Maryland Eliot Z. Fishman, Families USA Len Fishman, University of

Massachusetts Boston Linda Fishman, American

Hospital Association Christina S. FitzPatrick, AARP Ann Barry Flood, Dartmouth

Medical School Lynda Flowers, AARP Howard Fluhr, Segal

Group

Keith J. Fontenot, America's

Health Insurance Plans Moira Forbes, MACPAC Martha Ford, The Arc of the

United States Jonathan Forman, University

of Oklahoma College of

Law Laura A. Fortman, State of

Maine, Office of the

Governor Richard S. Foster Elizabeth Fowler, The

Commonwealth Fund Daniel M. Fox, Milbank

Memorial Fund Peter D. Fox, PDF, LLC Walton J. Francis Richard G. Frank, Harvard

University Gary Franklin, University of

Washington Steve A. Freedman,

University of Florida Mark S. Freeland Shawn Fremstad, Center for

Economic and Policy

Research Deborah A. Freund,

Claremont Graduate

University

Scott L. Frey, American

Federation of State, County,

and Municipal Employees

(AFSCME) Arthur Fried, Epstein Becker

& Green Leslie B. Fried, National

Council on Aging Lex Frieden, University of

Texas Medical School -

Houston Robert B. Friedland,

Georgetown University Karen Friedman, Pension

Rights Center Merrill A. Friedman,

Anthem Paul Fronstin, Employee

Benefit Research Institute

(EBRI) Beth C. Fuchs, B&J Health

Policy LLC Victor R. Fuchs, Stanford

University Elaine Fultz, JMF Research

Associates Jason Furman, Harvard

Kennedy School

G Jon Robert Gabel

Patricia Gabow



William Glenn Gale,

Brookings Institution Monica Galizzi, University of

Massachusetts, Lowell Tanya Gallagher, University

of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign

Katherine Gallagher

Robbins, Center for

American Progress

William A. Galston,

Brookings Institution Cheryl Gannon, Women's

Institute for a Secure

Retirement (WISER) Alejandro Garcia, Syracuse

University Connie Garner, ML

Strategies Diane B. Garro, Social

Security Administration Roberta A. Gassman,

Wisconsin Department of

Workforce Development Martin Gaynor

Ron Gebhardtsbauer,

Pennsylvania State

University

Alexander Michael Gelber,


Diego Thomas G. Geoghegan,

Despres, Schwartz and

Geoghegan

Kimberly Ann George,

Sedgwick Institution Teresa Ghilarducci, The

New School for Social

Research Paul B. Ginsburg, Brookings

Institution John Gist, George

Washington University Ben Gitis, Bipartisan Policy

Center Edward Glaeser, Harvard

University Michael L. Glancy, The Law

Offices of Kathleen Shannon

Glancy PA Howard N. Gleckman,

Urban Institute Karen P. Glenn, Social

Security Administration Sherry Glied, NYU Wagner

School of Public Service Abbe R. Gluck, Yale Law

School Michael E. Gluck,

AcademyHealth Sarah Jane Glynn Chris J. Godfrey, Employees'

Compensation Appeals

Board Erin M. Godtland, U.S.


Office

R. Turner Goins, West

Carolina University Ezra Golberstein, University

of Minnesota Marsha R. Gold Lee Goldberg, AFL-CIO Rachel E. Goldberg, AARP Thomas P. Golden, Cornell

University David Michael Goldfarb,

National Academy of Elder

Law Attorneys

Debra Golding, U.S.

Department of Labor,

Employee Benefits Security

Administration Dana P. Goldman, USC

Schaeffer Center for Health

Policy & Economics Ted Allen Goldman, Pension

Benefit Guaranty

Corporation Howard H. Goldman, MD,

University of Maryland Marc Goldwein, Committee

for a Responsible Federal

Budget Sarah E. Gollust, University of

Minnesota Ellen J. Golombek, National


Workforce Agencies Shelby T. Gonzales, Center

on Budget & Policy Priorities


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Rafael Gonzalez, Optum

Workers Compensation Stephen Gorin, Plymouth

State University Marian Gornick Steve C. Goss, Social

Security Administration Joshua Gotbaum, Brookings

Institution Vicki Gottlich,

Administration for

Community Living

Peter Gottschalk, Boston

College Elise Gould, Economic

Policy Institute Susan Grad

Bill Gradison Michael J. Graetz, Columbia

Law School Kali A. Grant, Georgetown

Center on Poverty &

Inequality

John A. Graves, Vanderbilt

School of Medicine

Claire V. Green, Social

Security Advisory Board Robert C. Green

Kathy Jo Greenlee,

Greenlee Global, LLC

Mitch R. Greenlick, Oregon

Health and Science

University Robert Greenstein, Center

on Budget and Policy

Priorities

Leslie M. Greenwald, RTI

International Mathew H. Greenwald,

Greenwald & Associates Janice M. Gregory Rachel U. Greszler, The

Heritage Foundation

Michele Grgich, U.S.


Office Heather Grob, Saint Martin's

University Tracey Gronniger, Justice in

Aging Theodore R. Groom, Groom

Law Group, Chartered Jonathan Gruber,


Technology Michael K. Gusmano,

Rutgers University Alan L. Gustman, Dartmouth

College Sam Gutterman

H Glenn M. Hackbarth,

Medicare Payment Advisory

Commission (MedPAC) Jacob S. Hacker, Yale

University Nortin M. Hadler, University

of North Carolina School of

Medicine Erika Hagensen, The Arc of

North Carolina

Charles T. Hall, Charles T.

Hall Law Firm, P.C. H. Keith Hall, Congressional

Budget Office Shelby Hallmark, U.S.

Department of Labor Daniel Halperin, Harvard

Law John C. Hambor Kristina Bas Hamilton,

UDW/AFSCME Local 3930 Erik T. Hansen, Social

Security Administration Jennie Chin Hansen Lori L. Hansen-Riegle Jennifer Hanson, White

House Office of

Management and Budget


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Bradley L. Hardy, American

University - School of Public

Affairs Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania

State University Madonna Harrington Meyer,

Syracuse University Heidi Hartmann, American

University and Urban

Institute Catherine S. Harvey, AARP Kathryn Haslanger,

Maimonides Medical

Center

Kevin A. Hassett, American

Enterprise Institute Brent E. Hatch, Texas

Department of Insurance James G. Haughton, MD,

Los Angeles County

Department of Health

Services Roberta F. Havel, A Family

Friend, LLC Robert H. Haveman,


Madison Dan Ronald Hawkins,


Community Health Centers Jeff A. Hayes, Institute for

Women's Policy Research Tara O'Neill Hayes,

American Action Forum

Alvin E. Headen, North

Carolina State University

James J. Hearn, U.S. Senate

Committee on the Budget Stephen K. Heffler, Centers

for Medicare & Medicaid

Services

Thomas R. Hefty

Benjamin W. Heineman,

Harvard University W. David Helms, LMI

Government Consulting Jeffrey A. Hemmeter, Social

Security Administration,

Office of Research and

Demonstration

Gary D. Hendricks Pamela Herd, Georgetown

University Amy S. Herr, West Health

Policy Center Bradley Herring, Johns

Hopkins University Alexander W. Hertel-

Fernandez, Columbia

University Roger Hickey, Campaign

for America's Future Jay Himmelstein, University

of Massachusetts Medical

School Lara E. Hinz, Women's


Retirement (WISER)

Richard P. Hinz David G. Hirschland,

Patrolmen's Benevolent

Association of the City of

New York Jack Hoadley, Georgetown

University G. William Hoagland,

Bipartisan Policy Center Richard A. Hobbie, Rutgers

University Helen K. Hoffpauir, Herschel

Hoffpauir & Associates John Holahan, Urban

Institute Karen C. Holden, University

of Wisconsin-Madison Sarah Holden, Investment

Company Institute Thomas Lee Holder, Long &

Holder, LLP Kim Holland Denise Holmes, Lango,

Montgomery County Douglas J. Holmes, UWC-

Strategic Services on

Unemployment & Workers'

Compensation Douglas J. Holtz-Eakin,

American Action Forum Rodney G. Hood,

Multicultural IPA and

Careview Medical Group


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Jane C. Horvath, National

Acad State Health Policy Jill R. Horwitz, UCLA School

of Law Jill Houghton, U.S. Business

Leadership Network Cindy Hounsell, Women's


Retirement (WISER) Susan Houseman, Upjohn

Institute Christopher Howard,

College of William and Mary Edward F. Howard Heather Howard, Princeton

University John J. Howard, National

Institute for Occupational

Safety and Health

Thomas Edward Hoyer Hilary Williamson Hoynes,

University of California

Berkeley William C. Hsiao, Harvard

University Abigail Sadler Hudgens,

State of Tennessee Gerry Hudson, Service

Employees International

Union (SEIU) Robert B. Hudson, Boston

University Joseph R. Humphreys

Thomas L. Hungerford Gail G. Hunt, National

Alliance for Caregiving H. Allan Hunt, W.E. Upjohn

Institute for Employment

Research Joyce M. Hunter, Vulcan

Enterprises LLC

Clare Hushbeck, AARP Jody Hyde, Mathematica

I Howard M. Iams, Social


Karen Ignagni,

EmblemHealth

Andrew J. Imparato,

Association of University

Centers on Disabilities Dori Rose Inda, Salud Para

La Gente

Mark Iwry, Brookings

Institution

J Howell E. Jackson, Harvard

Law School

Elisabeth Jacobs,

Washington Center for

Equitable Growth Ken Jacobs, UC Berkeley

Center for Labor Research

and Education Lawrence R. Jacobs,

University of Minnesota Gretchen Jacobson, Kaiser

Family Foundation Sanford M. Jacoby,

University of California, Los

Angeles Sachin Jain, CareMore

Health System John Jankowski, Social

Security Administration Regina T. Jefferson, The

Catholic University of

America Chris Jennings, Jennings

Policy Strategies, Inc.

Leonard Jernigan, The

Jernigan Law Firm Charles Jeszeck, U.S.

General Accounting Office Jessica Traci Jew, L.A. Care

Health Plan

David C. John, AARP Richard W. Johnson, Urban

Institute Rucker C. Johnson,

University of California,

Berkeley


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Valerie Alston Johnson,

Copeley Johnson &

Groninger PLLC William G. Johnson, Arizona

State University Lawrence A. Johnston, U.S.

House of Representatives,

Office of Legislative Counsel Patricia A. Jonas, Social

Security Administration Jake Jones, Daimler North

America Judith Miller Jones, National

Health Policy Forum Avis A. Jones-DeWeever,

Incite Unlimited, LLC

K Charles N. Kahn, Federation

of American Hospitals

Tom S. Kahn, U.S. House of

Representatives Budget

Committee Josephine F. Kalipeni,

Caring Across Generations Sheila Brody Kamerman,

Columbia University Marjorie E. Kanof, MD, U.S.


Office George A. Kaplan, University

of Michigan

Richard L. Kaplan, University

of Illinois Julie Kashen, National

Domestic Workers Alliance Sophie Kasimow, U.S.

Senate Hannah Katch, Center on

Budget and Policy Priorities Ruth E. Katz, Leading Age Joel Kavet, Madison Park

Healthcare Consulting, LLC Stephen J. Kay, Federal

Reserve Bank of Atlanta Natalie E. Kean, Justice in

Aging Tim Kelley, Social Security

Administration Stephen G. Kellison Gavin C. Kennedy, U.S.


Human Services James J. Kennedy,

Washington State University Kathleen Kennedy

Townsend, Economic Policy

Institute David L. Kennell, Kennell

and Associates, Inc. Barbara B. Kennelly,

Barbara Kennelly Associates Genevieve Kenney, Urban

Institute

Emily K. Kessler, Society of

Actuaries Martha Keys David Kieffer, SEIU United

Healthcare Workers-West Kilolo Kijakazi, Urban

Institute Frederick W. Kilbourne, The

Kilbourne Company Kate Kimpan, Dade Moeller John Kimpel Desmond Stephen King,

Oxford University Gary King, Harvard

University Kathleen M. King, U.S.


Office David E. Kingsley, Kansas

University Medical Center Eric Kingson, Syracuse

University Michelle Kitchman Strollo,

NORC at the University of

Chicago Jennifer Klein, Yale

University

Eric J. Klieber, Mellon

Human Resources and

Investor Solutions Tom Klouda, U.S. Senate

Committee on Finance


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Thomas J. Kniesner,

Claremont Graduate

University Beth Kobliner, The Beth

Kobliner Company Gary Koenig, AARP Public

Policy Institute Deborah G. Kohl, Law

Offices of Deborah G. Kohl Gerald F. Kominski,


Angeles Harriet L. Komisar, AARP

Public Policy Institute Max Koonce, Wal-Mart

Stores, Inc./CMI Karen Kornbluh, German

Marshall Fund of the United

States Laurence J. Kotlikoff, Boston

University George J. Kourpias Ethan E. Kra, Ethan E. Kra

Actuarial Services LLC William E. Kramer, Pacific

Business Group on Health John Kregel, Virginia

Commonwealth University Michael P. Kreps Gregory Krohm Elira Kuka, George

Washington University

Joan A. Kuriansky, Wider

Opportunities for Women

Robert L. Kuttner, The

American Prospect

L Marianna E. LaCanfora,

Social Security

Administration

Sharon L. Lacy David Laibson, Harvard

University John Laitner, University of

Michigan Jeanne Lambrew, The

Century Foundation Renée M. Landers, Suffolk

University Law School Kathryn R. Lang, Justice in

Aging Paula M. Lantz, University of

Michigan, Ford School of

Public Policy Margie R. Lariviere, State

Compensation Insurance

Fund (CA) Adam Joseph LaRose,

Social Security

Administration Pamela J. Larson

Eric Laursen

Judith R. Lave, University of

Pittsburgh Edward F. Lawlor,

Washington University in St.

Louis Alex R. Lawson, Social

Security Works Amy E. Lee, Texas

Department of Insurance,

Division of Workers'

Compensation Cheryl Hill Lee, U.S. Census

Bureau Philip R. Lee, University of

California-San Francisco David R. Lehrer, U.S.


Office Timothy Richard Leier, TRL

Consulting, LLC Wilhelmina A. Leigh Dean R. Leimer, Social

Security Administration Sherry Leiwant, A Better

Balance Robert Lerman, Urban

Institute Lauren B. LeRoy, LLeRoy

Strategies Pauline Leung, Cornell

University Phillip B. Levine, Wellesley

College


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Katharine R. Levit, Thomson-

Medstat

Sandra R. Levitsky, University

of Michigan Larry Levitt, Henry J. Kaiser

Family Foundation Helen G. Levy, University of

Michigan Jacob J. Lew, Columbia

University Marion Ein Lewin Steven M. Lieberman,

Lieberman Consulting Inc. Trudy Lieberman, Columbia

Journalism Review Jeffrey B. Liebman, Harvard

Kennedy School Lance Liebman, Columbia

University Marsha Lillie-Blanton,

George Washington

University School of Public

Health Bethany Lilly, The Arc of the

United States Michael Lind, University of

Texas at Austin Brian William Lindberg,

Special Needs Alliance David C. Lindeman David A. Lipschutz, Center

for Medicare Advocacy

Debra J. Lipson,

Mathematica Amy M. Lischko, Tufts

University School of

Medicine Lillian Liu, Social Security

Administration

Gina Livermore,

Mathematica Barry Llewellyn, National

Council on Compensation

Insurance, Inc. Sarah M. Lock, AARP Policy,

Research, and International

Affairs Edwin J. Lopez-Soto, Cornell

University Pamela J. Loprest, Urban

Institute Anthony T. LoSasso, DePaul

University Sarah Lueck, Center on

Budget and Policy Priorites Meizhu Lui Janet M. Lyles, Davis,

Murielle, & Lyles, PA

Marty Lynch, LifeLong

Medical Care Joanne Lynn, U.S. House of

Representatives

M Bryon R. MacDonald Christine MacDonell,

Commission on

Accreditation of

Rehabilitation Facilities Scott Macey, The ERISA

Industry Commitee Maya MacGuineas,

Committee for a

Responsible Federal Budget George A. (Sandy)

Mackenzie, Journal of

Retirement Daniel P. MacLauchlan,

UnitedHealthcare Patricia MacTaggart,

George Washington

University Brigitte C. Madrian, Brigham

Young University, Marriott

School of Business Nicole Anne Maestas,

Harvard University

Walter B. Maher Barbara B. Manard, The

Manard Company Joyce M. Manchester,

Vermont Legislative Joint

Fiscal Office Joseph Manes


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Walter Mankoff Michael S. Manley,

CompSavant Cynthia R. Mann, Manatt,

Phelps & Phillips, LLP Kenneth E. Mannella, Social

Security Administration Tonya B. Manning, Buck Sandra Reinsel Markwood,

National Association of Area

Agencies on Aging Theodore R. Marmor, Yale

University Donald Marron, Urban

Institute Henry Willis Martin, Salud

Para La Gente Enrique E. Martinez-Vidal,

Association for Community

Affiliated Plans Jerry L. Mashaw, Yale

University Larry G. Massanari,

Mathematica Aparna Mathur,

American Enterprise Institute Karen Y. Matsuoka,

Brookings Institution Paul Mattera, Liberty Mutual

Group Wendy B. Max, University of

California, San Francisco

David R. Mayhew, Yale

University Pamela A. Mazerski, Social

Security Administration Paul J. McAndrew, Paul

McAndrew Law Firm

Frank B. McArdle Timothy D. McBride,


Louis

Mark B. McClellan, Duke

University Stephen McConnell, Civic

Participation Action Fund Todd McFarren, Rucka,

O'Boyle, Lombardo &

McKenna Rob E. McGarrah, Maryland

Legal Aid Warren McGillivray,

Caledon Institute of Social

Policy Melissa Powell McInerney,

Tufts University Gerald A. McIntyre, Justice

in Aging Mary E. McKay, Social

Security Administration Steven F. McKay Claire C. McKenna,


Technology Christopher McLaren, U.S.

Department of Labor

Catherine McLaughlin,

Mathematica Michael R. McMullan Sean McNally, Grimmway

Farms

Martha A. McSteen

Dennis C. Mealy, National

Council on Compensation

Insurance, Inc. David Mechanic, Rutgers

University Jean-Claude Menard,

Office of the

Superintendent of Financial

Institutions Canada Lisa Mensah, Opportunity

Finance Network Diana L. Meredith, U.S.

House of Representatives

Budget Committee Carmelo Mesa-Lago,

University of Pittsburgh Suzanne Mettler, Cornell

University David Michaels, George

Washington University Brandon A. Miller,

Minnesota Workers'

Compensation Insurers

Association Mark Miller, Arnold Ventures Morna Miller, U.S. House of

Representatives, Committee

on Ways and Means


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Richard D. Miller, U.S. House

of Representatives,

Committee on Education &

Labor Thomas Miller, American

Enterprise Institute

Victor J. Miller Wilhelmine Miller Royce B. Min, Social Security

Administration Joseph J. Minarik,

Committee for Economic

Development Gwendolyn Mink

Leticia Miranda, Miranda

Group Consulting Kenneth Mitchell, Unum

Provident Corporation Robert A. Moffitt, Johns

Hopkins University

Alan C. Monheit, Rutgers

University School of Public

Health Daniel M. Mont, Center for

Inclusive Policy Anne H. Montgomery,

Altarum Institute

Marilyn Moon, American

Institutes for Research Judith D. Moore Kathryn Moore, University of

Kentucky

Kimberly Morgan, George


Jeanne L. Morin, National

Association of Disability

Representatives James A. Morone, Brown

University William A. Morrill, Caliber

Associates/ICF Consulting Monique M. Morrissey,

Economic Policy Institute David Howard Moskowitz,

The Law Office of David H

Moskowitz LLC David A. Moss, Harvard

University Stipica Mudrazija, Urban

Institute Dana Marie Muir, University

of Michigan Business School

Jewel Mullen, Dell Medical

School, University of Texas Kathleen Mullen, RAND

Corporation Charlotte F. Muller, The

Graduate Center, CUNY L. Scott Muller, Social

Security Administration Janemarie Mulvey, U.S.

Small Business Administration Alicia H. Munnell, Center for

Retirement Research at

Boston College

Bartley L. Munson, Munson

and Associates Margaret A. Murray,

Association for Community

Affiliated Plans Solomon M. Mussey,

Centers for Medicare &

Medicaid Services Michael Myers, Rockefeller

Foundation John Myles, University of

Toronto

N Joel Najar, Social Security

Administration Sally M. Natchek,

International Foundation of

Employee Benefit Plans Richard P. Nathan, State

University of New York,

Albany Brent Neiser, National

Endowment for Financial

Education Patricia B. Nemore, Center

for Medicare Advocacy,

Inc. Nicole Nestoriak, Bureau of

Labor Statistics Frank W. Neuhauser,


Berkeley


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Tricia Neuman, Kaiser Family

Foundation Joseph P. Newhouse,

Harvard University Carol R. Newman, Newman

Advisors

David Nexon, Nexon Policy

Insights Lauren H. Nicholas, Johns

Hopkins University Len M. Nichols, George

Mason University Jack A. Nolish Eric Nordman, National

Association of Insurance

Commissioners Anthony Notaro, Social

Security Administration Mark Novitch, George


O Diane Oakley, National


Security Jane Oates, WorkingNation Jonathan Oberlander,

University of North Carolina

at Chapel HIll Daniel O'Brien, Social


Ellen O'Brien, Independent

Consultant Shaun C. O'Brien,

American Federation of

State, County and

Municipal Employees

(AFSCME) Christopher O'Flinn,

BenefitsAmericas LLC Kieke G. H. Okma, Catholic

University of Leuven Michael G. Okun, Patterson

Harkavy LLP

Chris J. O'Leary, W.E. Upjohn

Institute Paul O'Leary, Social Security

Administration Samantha O'Leary,

UnitedHealthcare

Community and State

Anya M. Olsen, Social

Security Administration Jason Olsen, Ulster University Kathryn Olson, U.S. House of


on Ways and Means,

Subcommittee on Social

Security Susan O'Mara, Virginia

Commonwealth University Gilbert S. Omenn, University

of Michigan Paul H. O'Neill Joseph N. Onek

Van Doorn Ooms

Allison B. Orris, Manatt,

Phelps & Phillips, LLP Hector Ortiz, Consumer

Financial Protection Bureau

Carol V. O'Shaughnessy Krzysztof M. Ostaszewski,

Illinois State University Jennifer O'Sullivan,


Service Barbara A Otto, Smart Policy

Works Rebecca A. Owen, Society

of Actuaries Patricia M. Owens, PMO

Consultation Eric J. Oxfeld, International

Workers' Compensation

Foundation, Inc.

P Joseph Paduda, Health

Strategy Associates, LLC Benjamin I. Page,

Northwestern University John L. Palmer, Syracuse

University

James L. Palmieri, AARP Lori K. Parham, AARP Maine


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Susan L. Parish, Virginia

Commonwealth University Edwin Park, Georgetown

University Center for

Children and Families Susan B. Parker, U.S.

Department of Labor Thomas M. Parrott, Sociall

Security Administration David J Pate, University of

Wisconsin-Milwaukee Henry N. Patterson,

Patterson Harkavy LLP David H. Pattison, Social

Security Administration Robert Pavosevich, U.S.

Department of Labor Suzanne Payne, Social

Security Administration Sallyanne Payton, University

of Michigan Law School Ray Pepin, Rhode Island

Department of Labor and

Training

Bernyce M. Peplowski,

California State

Compensation Insurance

Fund Yvonne M. Perret,

Advocacy and Training

Center James M. Perrin, MD,

Harvard Medical School;

MassGeneral Hospital for

Children

Alaine Perry Pamela Perun Amie C. Peters, Blue Water

Legal PLLC Andrew J. Peterson, Society

of Actuaries Mark A. Peterson, University

of California, Los Angeles,

Luskin School of Public

Affairs Martha Phillips, The

Concord Coalition Webster Phillips, National


Social Security and

Medicare

Joseph S. Piacentini,

Employee Benefit Security

Administration

Alan S. Pierce, Pierce,

Pierce & Napolitano David Podoff Elizabeth Stewart Poisson,

Poisson, Poisson & Bower,

PLC Larry Polivka, Florida State

University Harold A. Pollack, University

of Chicago Ron Pollack, Families USA Karen Pollitz, Kaiser Family

Foundation Karl Polzer, Center on

Capital & Social Equity

Earl R. Pomeroy, Alston &

Bird, LLP Ai-jen Poo, National

Domestic Workers Alliance

Caroline M. Poplin, MD

Dianna M. Porter, Alliance

for Retired Americans James M. Poterba,


Technology Lisa Potetz, Health Policy

Alternatives Neil R. Powe, MD, Johns

Hopkins School of Public

Health Alwyn V. Powell, A.V. Powell

& Associates, LLC Robert Pozen,


Technology, Sloan School Richard Price Wendell E. Primus, U.S.

House of Representatives,

Office of the Majority

Leader Kevin Prindiville, Justice in

Aging Mark Priven, Bickmore Risk

Services Patrick J. Purcell, Social

Security Administration Michelle Putnam, Simmons

College School of Social

Work


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Q Jill S. Quadagno, Florida

State University Pepper

Institute on Aging and

Public Policy Lois Quam, Tysvar Laura Doss Quinby, Center

for Retirement Research at

Boston College Joseph F. Quinn, Boston

College

R Ida S. Rademacher, Aspen

Institute Franklin D. Raines, XAPP

Media Tom E. Rankin, California

State Compensation

Insurance Fund Anna M. Rappaport, Anna

Rappaport Consulting Don L. Redfoot, AARP Public

Policy Institute Patrick C. Reeder, American

Council of Life Insurers Adam J. Reese, PRM

Consulting Group Carol J. Regan, Community

Catalyst

Cordelia W. Reimers, Hunter

College, CUNY Rebecca Lynne Reindel,

AFL-CIO

Susan Reinhard, AARP

Public Policy Institute Robert D. Reischauer, Urban

Institute George E. Rejda, University

of Nebraska

Stephanie Louisa Rennane,

RAND Corporation Virginia P. Reno Robert T. Reville, Praedicat Nari Rhee, University of

California, Berkeley - Center

for Labor Research and

Education Frederic Riccardi, Medicare

Rights Center Thomas Rice, University of

California, Los Angeles Barak D. Richman, Duke

University

Max I. Richtman, National


Social Security and

Medicare

David R. Riemer, Community

Advocates Public Policy

Institute Hans Riemer, Montgomery

County Council

Patricia A. Riley, National

Academy for State Health

Policy William D. Ritchie Sara E. Rix Karen Roberts, M & R

Information Services Markley Roberts, Americans

for Democratic Action William H. Robinson Barbara J. Robles, Federal

Reserve System Maya M. Rockeymoore,

Global Policy Solutions William M. Rodgers,

Rutgers University Eric Rodriguez, National

Council of La Raza Eveka Rodriguez, Ernst &

Young Victor Rodwin, New York

University Michael C. Rogers, DC

Healthcare Systems, Inc. Martha Roherty Kathleen Romig, Center on

Budget Jim Roosevelt, Verrill Dana

LLP Dean Rosen, Mehlman

Castagnetti Rosen and

Thomas


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Sara Rosenbaum, George


Medical Center Bob A. Rosenblatt,

HelpwithAging.com Gerald A. Rosenthal,

Rosenthal, Levy, Simon &

Ryles Jane L. Ross

Murray N. Ross, Kaiser

Permanente Stanford G. Ross, Arnold &

Porter Bob Rothenberg, Social

Security Administration John C. Rother, National

Coalition on Health Care Peter Rousmaniere,

WorkCompCentral Diane Rowland, Kaiser

Family Foundation

Jeffrey I. Rubin, Rutgers

University Kathy A. Ruffing, Center on

Budget and Policy Priorities Christopher J. Ruhm,

University of Virginia

Linda A. Ruiz, Medical

Quality Assurance

Commission Kalman Rupp, Social


John W. Ruser, Workers


Institute James W. Russell, Portland

State University Kim D Rutledge, California

Department of Social

Services Matthew S. Rutledge, Boston

College

S Charles P. Sabatino,

American Bar Association Zenaida M. Samaniego Frank J. Sammartino, Urban

Institute Barbara Samuels

Stacy Jane Sanders, U.S.

Senate Special Committee

on Aging Lewis Sandy, UnitedHealth

Group Tony Sarmiento, Silver Spring

Village Paul J. Saucier, IBM Watson

Health Thomas R. Saving, Texas

A&M University Steve Savner, Center for

Community Change

Nina Schaefer, The Heritage

Foundation Leonard D. Schaeffer

Diane W. Schanzenbach,

Northwestern University Richard Scheffler, University

of California, Berkeley Raymond Scheppach,

University of Virginia Lisa A. Schilling, Society of

Actuaries Lauren Lucia Schmitz,

University of Michigan Eric Schneider, The

Commonwealth Fund Bruce D. Schobel Cathy Schoen Stephen W. Schondelmeyer,

University of Minnesota Steve W. Schoonveld,

Lincoln Financial Group Lisbeth B. Schorr, Center for

the Study of Social Policy Jason Schultz, Social

Security Administration Anne L. Schwartz, Medicaid

and CHIP Payment and

Access Commission Casey E. Schwarz, Medicare

Rights Center Seth A. Seabury, University

of Southern California


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Katherine D. Seelman,

University of Pittsburgh Laurence S. Seidman,

University of Delaware

College of Business &

Economics Jason Scott Seligman,

Investment Company

Institute Margaret M. Seminario, AFL-

CIO Ishita Sengupta, Mercer Suma L. Setty, National

Center for Children in

Poverty Vicki Shabo, New America H. Luke Shaefer, Poverty

Solutions at the University of

Michigan Donna E. Shalala, University

of Miami

Amy Ruth Shannon,

Women's Institute for a

Secure Retirement (WISER) Matthew D. Shapiro,

University of Michigan

Robert Y. Shapiro, Columbia

University Gerald M. Shea, Buying

Value Carolyn Shearin-Jones,

Shearin-Jones, LLC Jennifer Sheehy, U.S.

Department of Labor, Office

of Disability Employment

Policy

Louise Sheiner, Brookings

Institution Alison M. Shelton, Pew

Charitable Trusts

Jack K. Shelton

Andrew Sherrill, U.S


Office

Alexandra E. Shields,

Harvard Medical School

P. Royal Shipp

Glenn M. Shor, California

Department of Industrial

Relations

Nancy G. Shor, National


Security Claimants'

Representatives (NOSSCR)

John Shoven, Stanford

Institute for Economic Policy

Research

Jonathan Showstack,


Francisco

Eric Shulman, American

Federation of Government

Employees (AFGE)

Steven Siegel, Society of

Actuaries

Bruce Siegel, MD, America's

Essential Hospitals

Dorothy M. Siemon, AARP

Sara R. Sills

Damon A. Silvers, AFL-CIO

Barbara A. Silverstein

Joseph J. Silvestri, U.S.


Office

Margaret C. Simms, Urban

Institute

Suzanne S. Simonetta, U.S.

Department of Labor,

Employment and Training

Administration

Sven H. Sinclair, Social


Max J. Skidmore, University

of Missouri, Kansas City

J. Patrick Skirvin, Social


Theda Skocpol, Harvard

University

Daniel D. Skwire, Milliman,

Inc.

Stephen R. Sleigh, Sleigh

Strategy LLC

Katrinka Sloan, LeadingAge

Jack Smalligan, Urban

Institute

Timothy M. Smeeding,


Madison

Barbara A. Smith, Social


David G. Smith, Swarthmore

College


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Karen E. Smith, Urban

Institute

Patricia P. Smith, Alliance of

Community Health Plans

Ralph E. Smith

Mark D. Smith, MD

Eugene Smolensky,


Berkeley

Michael A. Smyer, Bucknell

University

Erica S. Solway, Institute for

Healthcare Policy and

Innovation

Benjamin D. Sommers,

Harvard University School of

Public Health

Richard Sorian,

FleishmanHillard

Mauricio Soto, International

Monetary Fund

Marta Sotomayor, Latino

Education Project, Inc.

Mary Patricia Sowers,


State Directors of

Developmental Disabilities

Services

Michael Sparer, Columbia

University

Nancy L. Spears,

Pennswood Village

William Spector, Agency for

Healthcare Research and

Quality

Arthur R. Spencer, Social

Security Adm

Melissa Spencer, Social


Emily A. Spieler,

Northeastern University

School of Law

William E. Spriggs, Howard

University and AFL-CIO

Julie Ellen Squire, National


Workforce Agencies

Kim Benworth Staking,

California State University,

Sacramento

Patrick Eric Stallard, Duke

University

Catherine M. Stanton,

Pasternack Tilker Ziegler

Walsh Stanton & Romano

LLC

David C. Stapleton, Tree

House Consulting, LLC

Deborah Stark, Deborah

Roderick Stark and

Associates

Paul Starr, Princeton

University

Ilene A. Stein, Service


Union (SEIU)

Judith A. Stein, Center for

Medicare Advocacy

Vernon L. Steiner, State

Compensation Ins. Fund-CA

Michael L. Stephens, Social


Andrew L. Stern, Service


Union (SEIU)

Andrew Stettner, The

Century Foundation

Eugene Steuerle, Urban

Institute

Rosemary A. Stevens,

Cornell University

David G. Stevenson

David Stoesz

Linda K. Stone, American

Academy of Actuaries

Robyn I. Stone, LeadingAge

Marie Parker Strahan

Alexander Strand, Social


Tara R. Straw, Center on

Budget and Policy Priorities

Debra Street, State University

of New York at Buffalo

Ronora E. Stryker, Society of

Actuaries

Brenda A. Sulick, SCAN

Health Plan

Juliann Sum, California

Department of Industrial

Relations

Laura L. Summer


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Lawrence H. Summers,

Harvard University

Vernon R. Sumwalt, The

Sumwalt Law Firm

Jane Sung, AARP

T.J. Sutcliffe, U.S. House of

Representatives Committee

on Ways and Means

Susan Suter, Social Security

Administration

Katherine Swartz, Harvard TH

Chan School of Public

Health

Alex Swedlow, California

Workers' Compensation

Institute

Michael Sze, Sze Associates

Ltd.

Scott Szymendera,


Service

T Jeanette C. Takamura,

Columbia University

James R. Tallon, United

Hospital Fund

Ramona P. Tanabe, Workers


Institute

Aaron David Tax, SAGE

Jessamy R. Taylor, U.S.


Human Services

Jeffrey J. Teitz, Office of

National Drug Control Policy

Steven Teles, Johns Hopkins

University

Eileen J. Tell, ET Consulting

Carol A. Telles, Workers'


Institute

Peter W. Thomas, Powers

Pyles Sutter & Verville PC

Roger J. Thomas, U.S.


Office

Lawrence H. Thompson

Craig Thornton, Society for

Benefit-Cost Analysis

Katherine Thornton, Social


Kenneth E. Thorpe, Emory

University

Sandra Timmermann,

Metlife Mature Market

Institute

Eric J. Toder, Urban Institute

Frank Todisco, U.S.


Office

Louis Pinkney Toler,

Women's Institute for a

Secure Retirement (WISER)

Fernando Torres-Gil,


Angeles School of Public

Affairs

David B. Torrey,

Pennsylvania Department of

Labor & Industry

Ted Totman, U.S. Senate

Martin Booth Tracy

J. Robert Treanor

Aaron M Tripp, LeadingAge

Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO

Yulya Truskinovsky, Wayne

State University

Timothy P. Trysla, Alston &

Bird

Jasmine V. Tucker, National

Women's Law Center

Anne E. Tumlinson, Anne

Tumlinson Innovations, LLC

John Turner, Pension Policy

Center

U, V Cori E. Uccello, American

Academy of Actuaries

Stephen Utkus, Vanguard

Rebecca D. Vallas, Center

for American Progress


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Paul N. Van de Water,

Center on Budget and

Policy Priorities

James D. Van Erden,


State Workforce Agencies

Jack L. VanDerhei,

Employee Benefit Research

Institute

Denton R. Vaughan

William K. Vaughan,

National Committee to

Preserve Social Security and

Medicare

Bruce Vavrichek

Congressional Budget

Office

Benjamin W. Veghte, Caring

Across Generations

Steven F. Venti, Dartmouth

College

Richard A. Victor, Sedgwick

Institute

Lois A. Vitt, Institute for

Socio-Financial Studies

Bruce C. Vladeck

JoAnn Volk, Georgetown

University Health Policy

Institute

Till Marco von Wachter,


Angeles

Wayne Vroman, Urban

Institute

W Timothy A. Waidmann,

Urban Institute

Keith A. Wailoo, Princeton

University

David M. Walker, United

States Naval Academy

Elisa A. Walker, U.S. House of

Representatives, Ways &

Means Committee, Social

Security Subcommittee

Lina Walker, AARP Public

Policy Institute

Mark Walls, Safety National

Karla Walter, Center for

American Progress

Stephen Wandner, W.E.

Upjohn Institute for

Employment Research

Neta G. Warren, Social


Benjamin Washington,

Centers for Medicare and

Medicaid Services

Dorothy Watson

Judith G. Waxman, National

Women's Law Center

Bob R. Weathers, Social


David A. Weaver, Social


Kent Weaver, Georgetown

University

Anthony Webb, The New

School

Arthur Y. Webb,

Capalino+Company

Rochelle L. Webb,

Cognosante

Angie Wei, California Labor

Federation, AFL-CIO

Margaret Weir, Brown

University

Richard P. Weishaupt,

Community Legal Services,

Inc.

Marina L. Weiss

Edward M. Welch, Michigan

State University

Christian Weller, University of

Massachusetts Boston

Alan Lennox Welsh, Baker &

Welsh, LLC

Jeffrey B. Wenger, RAND

Corporation

George M. Wentworth,

National Employment Law

Project, Inc.

Rachel West, U.S. House of

Representatives, Education

and Labor Committee

Jonathan S. Westin, The

Jewish Federations of North

America


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Tim Westmoreland,


Gal Wettstein, Center for

Retirement Research at

Boston College

Richard Wharton, Social


Peter M. Wheeler

Chapin White, Center for

Studying Health System

Change

Joe White, Case Western

Reserve University

Shelley White-Means,

University of Tennessee,

College of Pharmacy

Rodney L. Whitlock,

McDermott+Consulting

Debra Whitman, AARP

Julie Whittaker,


Service

Thomas M. Wickizer, Ohio

State University College of

Public Health

Elliot K. Wicks

Ann Elizabeth Widger,

American Federation of

State, County, and

Muncipal Employee Retirees

Peter J. Wiedenbeck,


Louis

Gail R. Wilensky, Project

HOPE

John C. Wilkin, Actuarial

Research Corporation

Bob R. Williams, Social


Lucy A. Williams,

Northeastern University

Reginald D. Williams, II,

Avalere Health

Susan B. Wilschke, Social


Joy Johnson Wilson,

JJWilson State-Federal

Solutions

Valerie R. Wilson, Economic

Policy Institute

William Julius Wilson,

Harvard University

Jamie S. Wilson, U.S. Office

of Management and

Budget

Kenneth R. Wing, Seattle

University

David A. Wise, Harvard

University

Sandra C. Wise

Michael Wiseman, George


David Wittenburg,

Mathematica

Bernard Wixon, Social


Jennifer Wolf, International

Association of Industrial

Accident Boards and

Commissions

James A. Wooten, State

University of New York at

Buffalo

John Wren

Gooloo S. Wunderlich,

National Academies of

Sciences

Joseph Larry Wurzburger,

Society of Actuaries

Barbara O. Wynn, RAND

Corporation

X, Y Paul J. Yakoboski, TIAA-

CREF Institute

Dale H. Yamamoto, Red

Quill Consulting, Inc.

Mary Jane Yarrington

Thomas Yates, Legal

Council for Health Justice

Donna L. Yee, ACC Senior

Services

Robert K. Yee

Edward H. Yelin, University of

California, San Francisco

Wesley Yin, University of

California, Los Angeles,

Luskin School of Public

Affairs

Gretchen K. Young

Howard Young


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Z

William M Zachry, Sedgwick

Institute

Ali A. Zaker-Shahrak,

California Department of

Insurance

Ludmila Zawistowich, Akin

Gump

Sheila R. Zedlewski, Urban

Institute

Ted Zegers, U.S. House of


on Ways and Means

Ilene R. Zeitzer, Disability

Policy Solutions

Jennifer Zeitzer, Federation

of American Societies for

Experimental Biology

Stephen P. Zeldes,

Columbia University

Ethel Zelenske, National


Security Claimants'

Representatives (NOSSCR)

James Patrick Ziliak,

University of Kentucky

Cynthia B. Zimmerman

Stephen Zuckerman, Urban

Institute, Health Policy

Center


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