EDDL Students Presenting at AERA Featured in Campus Memo
It was good to see Lauren Sneed and Shanice Robinson-Blackwell featured in this week’s Campus Memo. Lauren Sneed, who presented her work at a GCOE Research Roundtable session in December, and Dr. Robinson use strength-based approaches to study the successful exits of Black boys and men from the “School-to-Prison Pipeline,” addressing literature gaps and challenging the narrative of inescapability. We’re proud of our doctoral candidates and alumni, and glad to see them featured campus-wide.
In addition to Ms. Sneed and Dr. Robinson-Blackwell, four other doctoral candidates or alums have had their papers accepted at AERA 2025: Chu Hsi, Carmen Madden, Sarah Stein, and Ruby Turalba. The EdD Evaluation Project led by Dr. Robert Gabriner will also be presented at AERA, with Violet Ballard, Barbara Henderson, Catherine Aragon, and Sara Yuen Marcopoulos. Congratulations to all on these accomplishments!