Winners of the 2021 – 2022

Winners of the 2023 – 2024

Winners of the 2023 – 2024

EPSA Education Policy Dissertation Research Fellowships

 

Fabiola Alba Vivar, Ph.D Candidate

Economics & Education

Education Policy & Social Analysis Department

Opportunity bound: Transport and access to higher education in a megacity



Tomás Esper, Ph.D Candidate

International & Comparative Education

International & Transcultural Studies Department

Reforming schools via autonomy and accountability: a multi-scalar analysis of the global transformation of education governance



Melissa Giebler, Ph.D Candidate

Developmental Psychology

Human Development Department

Associations among the home language environment, neurodevelopment, and language skill



Jalnidh Kaur, Ph.D Candidate

Economics & Education

Education Policy & Social Analysis Department

Teachers' Beliefs about Education Production: Evidence from India



Cami Touloukian, Ph.D Candidate

Sociology & Education

Education Policy & Social Analysis Department

Education for Social Change: A Historical and Contemporary Analysis of Ideological Shifts, White Supremacy, and the Role of Schooling in the Pursuit of Racial Justice



Ying Xu, Ph.D Candidate

Economics & Education

Education Policy & Social Analysis Department

School Competition, Resource Allocation, and Inequality in Student Outcomes




CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS!

The Education Policy Dissertation Research Fellowship is open to TC students, regardless of their department or program, whose dissertation research has the potential to inform societal efforts to improve educational opportunity, achievement, or equity. This research should be focused on an important policy issue at any level of government, reflect potential for policy utility, and show a strong likelihood of being accepted in the most well-respected journals. Our view of policy relevance is a broad one, encompassing research that affects policy indirectly by shifting public understanding of societal challenges and opportunities for effective intervention.

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