Black & Brown student leaders fought for racial justice in 2020—so why are their demands still unmet? Dr. Deborah Perez, Dr. Wendy Cavendish & Margaret de Leon use Mbembe’s necropolitics to expose how higher ed exploits & silences them. #HigherEd#StudentActivism#RacialJustice
Introducing one of our Assistant Editors for Policy Briefs, Margaret de Leon! She is a Fulbright Scholar at Stanford researching college affordability, financial aid policy, and economics of education.
Read more about her contributions to the PSC on our website! @margedeleon
Interested in presenting your research @ NBEPS? Those interested in presenting their research are encouraged to submit their proposals by September 27, 2024 through this link: https://t.co/ZO1FeaUwsR
For further information, please email us at [email protected].
I had the privilege of interviewing @jodeszgavilan, 2023 Marshall McLuhan Fellow for the JCR Podcast @MasseyCollege! We discussed evidence-based journalism and community engagement to create impactful solutions to social problems. #JCRPodcast
https://t.co/I824aoqllq
#TheJCRPodcast
"Past, Present & Future of #HigherEducation" with PhD student @margedeleon & @YorkUniversity Prof. Dr. George Fallis (Econs/Social Science) discussing the economic, political, cultural conditions that have shifted the role of universities.
https://t.co/rYzuFGr80j
My tips for conducting a #SystematicReview - a thread.
1. Have a look whether any systematic review or #metaanalysis has been conducted on your topic before. If so, what (gaps) did they uncover? How did they structure their results? How will your review differ?
#phdchat
Excited to share this new work along w/ @jamesdeanward. We study what happens to student enrollments by race/ethnicity & Pell status when private colleges slash their sticker prices. Pell enrollments increase while we see no meaningful difference among Black & Hispanic students
I'm really pleased to share a tool I developed with colleagues at Edinburgh University - designed to support academics in managing their research careers. 1/11
18-24 year-olds in i) education, ii) work or iii) neither (known in the jargon as Not in Employement, Education or Training, or NEET). Interesting to see that out of this group, Canada's youth are likeliest to be working. (source: OECD Education at a Glance)
Embarking on the PhD Journey? ✨
Congratulations & here are my top tips for beginners - a 🧵
As a 4th year PhD student, I am sharing the top tips, which I received as a beginner, to help you navigate this rewarding yet demanding experience.
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#PhDBeginnerTips#academicchatter