"The rightâs characterization of higher education is a fiction. Students across the ideological spectrum feel free to express themselves, think their education is worth the cost and donât think their views are silenced." Only 3% of Republican students feel out of place on campus for their views.
Our findings reveal that while residential alignment is relatively strong, it does not translate into discourse. We employ the racial schemas framework to illustrate how Latines and Afro-Latin Americans are represented within institutional discourse.
Along with colleagues, Amalia Daché, Hailey Feik, Doris Juarez, and Jonathon Sun we explore the concept of spatial-racial latch to examine the patterns of Afro-Latin American enrollment among Florida College institutions and extend this to consider institutional discourse.
Been pretty quiet for a while, but here is my latest publication with colleague Amalia DachĂ© "Un pirĂĄmide: United States Afro-Latin American cities, counties, and institutional discourse in Floridaâs public higher education."
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Let me know if you need access!
What a great day presenting ongoing work on refugee access to post secondary education and the APPAM equity and inclusion lunch @appam.bsky.social
Thanks!! Same here!
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A big congratulations to this year's Equity & Inclusion Young Professional Fellows! Read more about this year's recipients before meeting them at #2025APPAM: https://ow.ly/zq0N50Xe4c5
Out of the country and canât watch but felt this last season. Something to look forward to when Iâm back!
Sharing findings from our ongoing research supported by @wtgrantfdn.bsky.social looking at refugees access to higher education at The Centre for Global Higher Education @ox.ac.uk
www.researchcghe.org/events/navig...
Great start to #IRSPM2025 with the early career panels hearing about some important work related to race and diversity!
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said it is stopping review of green card applications for some refugees and asylees, leaving in limbo those who came to the U.S. after fleeing unrest.
thehill.com/homenews/521...
More data to share on refugee and displaced persons experiences trying to access higher ed in the US. We need to share these stories of how folks activate and navigate. Free downloads!
www.tandfonline.com/eprint/TPJV9...
We have loved this so far!
News outlets are reporting that Trump will sign an Exec Order tmrw/Thurs pushing for the Dept of Ed to be closed. The draft order apparently argues that even though the department has spent $1 trillion in federal education dollars over 46 years, the U.S. has not improved in education. [thread]
Donât be fooled- it isnât just Columbia. This is a huge blow to the University of Maine.
Here, I explain how the February 14 "Dear Colleague" letter is a widely expansive distortion of the courtâs ruling in SFFA. Institutional responses should remain focused on areas that the Supreme Court addressed and not expand to those clearly outside its purview.
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It's time to start a thread on higher ed budget cuts announced due to actual and potential cuts to federal funding. Northwestern is placing additional scrutiny on all spending and trying to cut non-personnel spending by 10% this year.
Despite the incredible challenges facing refugees and resettlement agencies I am forever grateful for what folks shared. We learned about how they build partnerships to foster the post secondary pathways so desired by displaced folks. Free for first 50 downloads.
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They're dismantling the Institute for Education Sciences to create the illusion of meritocracy. Because no data means no evidence of systemic inequities.
Events in Washington are (rightfully) getting a lot of attention, but keep an eye on what is going on in states. There are a bunch of bills seeking to restrict campus activities and even tenure.
Gotta tell you, it's not just the WWC contracts (I assume it'll hit the papers this week)
CNN: Some Head Start programs are already unable to access the federal system they use to draw down their federal grant funding, which could force some to close their doors as early as Wednesday, Tommy Sheridan, deputy director of the National Head Start Association, told CNN Tuesday. Head Start serves nearly 800,000 low-income children from birth to age five and their families.
How many moms won't be able to show up for work tomorrow because he cut off the funding for the Head Start programs they rely on for childcare?
The best anti-poverty program is a world class education
Government should pick up more of the tab for education -- I don't even recall this being a major talking point in 2024
www.forbes.com/sites/edward...
Public #highered provides a lot for the broader public admin community when thinking about communication and social justic
Excited to see this piece out. Building on other analysis, this work focuses on public institutions and how this might (we find that it isnât) be connected to state political landscape.
You know it is almost winter breakâŠ.the review requests keep rolling in!
