Biographical Sketch of Kathryn Stewart
Kathryn Stewart is a founding partner in Safety and Policy Analysis, International. She currently serves as the Director of Dissemination for the Prevention Research Center in Berkeley, California. Until recently, she was a Senior Research Scientist at the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation and the Deputy Director of the Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center.
Ms. Stewart has broad experience in research and evaluation related to the prevention of problems related to substance use, with a special emphasis on impaired driving and alcohol policy. She recently completed a project for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration comparing impaired driving laws and statistics worldwide. Her particular specialty has been the development of documents that show how research findings can be used by States and communities to reduce impaired driving and other substance-related problems. Previously, she has carried out evaluations of administrative license revocation, impaired driver treatment programs, and various strategies to prevent impaired driving among the general population.
Ms. Stewart is widely published and a frequent presenter and keynote speaker at conferences in the United States and internationally. She is the current Chair of the National Academy of Sciences Committee on Alcohol, Other Drugs and Transportation of the Transportation Research Board and co-edits The Reporter, the newsletter of the International Council on Drugs, Alcohol, and Traffic Safety. She serves on the National Board of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
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