Jacqueline Miller
- Senior Research Scientist
Email: jmiller001@unm.edu
Education
- Ph.D. (Human Development and Family Studies, Specialization: Methodology & Prevention), Pennsylvania State University
- M.S. (Demography/Human Development and Family Studies), Pennsylvania State University
- B.S. (General Science/Psychology), Fordham University
Bio:
Dr. Jacqueline Miller is a Senior Research Scientist and Demographer at the Geospatial and Populations Studies (GPS) Center at the University of New Mexico. She leads GPS’s populations and demographics analyses, crafting both statewide and county-level population projections and annual small-area population estimates for New Mexico. Jacqueline draws from both her training in Demography (M.S., Penn State) and Human Development (Ph.D., Penn State) to understand of how evolving cultural norms and human behavior shape demographic trends. Her estimates are a cornerstone of New Mexico’s health statistics, and her projections form the bedrock for strategic planning across governmental agencies and communities. Her commitment to precision and utility underscores her pivotal role as a trusted resource for demographic insights in New Mexico.
