Magdalena Kulesza is an associate behavioral social scientist at the RAND Corporation. She is interested in factors related to the utilization of and access to substance abuse treatment, such as brief and cost-effective interventions, substance-use related stigma among both general public and individuals coping with substance use problems, and drug policy. Kulesza received her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Louisiana State University and trained at Brown University Medical School. Prior to joining RAND, Kulesza completed post-doctoral fellowship at University of Washington.

Drug Policy and Trends; Mental Health Treatment; Public Health; Substance Abuse Treatment; Substance Use; Survey Research Methodology