"...higher education is associated with several good things, including higher incomes and lower rates of unemployment, and is a good in itself." – @uc-slli.bsky.social director Prof. Jonathan D. Glater at @warren.senate.gov's Forum www.slli.org/jonathan-gla...
Screenshot of the linked SBPC and UnidosUS blog starting with "For too long, the $1.7 trillion student loan debt crisis has hampered economic mobility and worsened inequities across our country—particularly for Latino students and families...." to" ...from the Survey of Latinos in Higher Education highlighting how young Latino students and recent graduates view higher education and our nation’s..."
A recent UnidosUS survey found 53% of Latino respondents struggled to keep up with their student loan payments and nearly 20% were in default.
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Application Process and Deadlines SLLI Emerging Scholars will be expected to design and propose their own research project, and to execute on that project independently with periodic oversight. To be considered for this program, applicants should submit: ● A detailed (2-3 page) proposed research plan, which should include a specific research question, datasets and variables you plan to examine (if applicable), and a description of how this research project contributes to larger scholarship or policy conversations on student loan debt. For those who intend to use the UC-CCP for their project, more information can be found about the credit panel data at this link (and here). ● An up-to-date CV or resume. ● Any additional details related to educational and research background. All applications should be submitted by January 15th to emergingscholars@protectborrowers.org. Applications from persons of color, LGBTQI persons, women, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged.
~45 days left to apply for our Emerging Scholars Program. Access the @capolicylab.bsky.social's fantastic credit panel (all of California and a 2% nat'l sample of credit records from 2004-present) + connect w/ top student loan law experts! #econsky #socsky #lawsky
www.slli.org/_files/ugd/5...
One big reason to apply to be a @uc-slli.bsky.social emerging scholar is you can get access to the @capolicylab.bsky.social fantastic credit panel, the UC-CCP, if your project requires it - capolicylab.org/data-resourc....
Hello new peeps!
A thread about 4 recent qualitative papers I have released with @uc-slli.bsky.social and the SBPC focused on Public Service Loan Forgiveness Borrowers #PSLF.
Given the #Trump Admin's intentions, this work may be good to know.
Read and RT, please.
#studentloans #forgivenesss
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Here's the exe summary page for my update to "Jubilee and Jubilation: An Examination of the Relationship between Public Service Loan Forgiveness and Measures of Well-Being"
📢 Impact of recent U.S. student loan policies in CA!
🔹 Pause 🔽 delinquency, ⬆️ homeownership.
🔹 PSLF reform -> fin relief, aiding savings.
🔹 #HEERF -> stabilized CA college enrollment.
@dalie.bsky.social, @econmarshall.bsky.social
#StudentLoans #HigherEd
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For PSLF: I have recent qual work you can read about how people have exp their debt, conceptualizations of forgiveness effects, and how they experienced The Pause and were preparing to resume payments
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Please share widely #AcademicSky #LawSky #EconSky
In all, our results suggest that to get the most out of the HE system we should enrol students on the courses that best match their ability.
We should focus on encouraging high attaining low SES students into high quality courses!
📈New @cepeo-ucl.bsky.social /CVER @cep-lse.bsky.social working paper 📉
The mismatch earnings penalty
with @lindseymacmillan.bsky.social @richmurphy-econ.bsky.social Konstantina Maragkou and Chiara Cavaglia
econpapers.repec.org/RePEc:ucl:cepeow…
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Application Process and Deadlines SLLI Emerging Scholars will be expected to design and propose their own research project, and to execute on that project independently with periodic oversight. To be considered for this program, applicants should submit: ● A detailed (2-3 page) proposed research plan, which should include a specific research question, datasets and variables you plan to examine (if applicable), and a description of how this research project contributes to larger scholarship or policy conversations on student loan debt. For those who intend to use the UC-CCP for their project, more information can be found about the credit panel data on the attached PDF ● An up-to-date CV or resume. ● Any additional details related to educational and research background. All applications should be submitted by January 15th to emergingscholars@protectborrowers.org. Applications from persons of color, LGBTQI persons, women, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged.
@uc-slli.bsky.social emerging scholars applications are now open! If you're a PhD student or junior scholar in law, sociology, history, econ, finance, business, or other fields and interested in student loans, please apply! More here: www.slli.org/_files/ugd/5...
Poster for a film screening and teach-in about debt and debt collection - "Shame on You" is the film that will be screened on Nov. 21, 2024 at UC Irvine School of Law from 12-1pm in Law 3750. The film explores how the debt collection industry is enabled by shame and fear of the judicial system and shines a light on the hardships of the industries' victims.
👋hello world! I want to tell you about a film screening and discussion we're having at UCI Law next week to screen the Debt Collection Lab's award-winning animated documentary short firm on the debt collection industry.
You can attend virtually too! campusgroups.uci.edu/law/rsvp_boo...