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Tolani Britton
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Education
Tolani Britton uses quasi-experimental methods to explore the impact of policies on students’ transition from secondary school to higher education as well as access and retention in higher education. Recent work explores whether the disproportionate…
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David Kirp
Professor of the Graduate School, Goldman School of Public Policy
David L. Kirp is a policy consultant, a former newspaper editor, and an academic. Throughout his career, his main focus has been on education and children’s policy, from cradle to college and career. Kirp was a member of the 2008 Pre…
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Frank C. Worrell
Professor, Graduate School of Education
Frank C. Worrell received a B.A. and a M.A. in psychology at the University of Western Ontario and a Ph.D. in school and educational psychology at UC Berkeley. Currently, he is a professor in the Graduate School of Education, where he serves as faculty direct…
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