Ron Mason

Mr. Mason’s experience extends to all aspects of quantitative and qualitative research including research design and methodology, survey construction through to analysis, with specific expertise in quantitative methods and analysis, and over 20 years practical experience in the research field including market, social research and evaluation, with projects undertaken at local, state and national levels, and within the public and private sectors.

Mr. Mason has a specific interest and experience in social problems and social policy. As a Research Associate with the Criminological Research Unit and a Senior Researcher with the Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement (TILES), has managed and conducted numerous research projects in a variety of fields including sociology, criminology, health, and education. His latest and current work for TILES includes an evaluation of the predictive utility of a risk assessment tool used by Tasmania Police to assess the likelihood of family violence, the experiences of LGBTIQ people living in Tasmania, LGBTIQ Tasmanians’ relationship with Police, and LGBTIQ people’s experiences of, an attitudes about, sexual violence.