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Congrats, Mark! This paper looks fascinating, and I'm really looking forward to reading it!

A former undergrad student asked for recommendations for great introductory books/articles on survey design. Any favorites?

Passed my dissertation defense! Since it’s official, I’m excited to also share that I’ll be starting a postdoc PSTC at Brown University this Fall! Thanks so much again to my committee and to everyone who supported me through the PhD journey!!

It has been an honor to serve as an elected Alternate Judicial Delegate representing the Upper West Side. Tonight I voted to support Judge Leslie Stroth’s nomination to the Supreme Court! Her experience as a public defender and empathy are so important to have on the bench!

This week on the Contexts Magazine blog, @bonniersiegler & Greer Mellon discuss their @SocEducation study on the mechanisms behind anti-Asian school preferences. Check it out here: contexts.org/blog/anti-asia… Columbia University Brown University ASA Sociology of Education

White parents discriminate against schools with more Asian students | Greer Mellon (Greer Mellon) and Bonnie Siegler (@bonniersiegler) of Columbia Sociology @SocEducation tinyurl.com/yeaxay7b

SUPER happy to share this paper, many years after Kate Khanna , @greermellon and I started this work using my diss data! In it, we argue that "intermediate educational transitions" are an important, understudied aspect of higher ed inequality. 1/4 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Excited to share a new co-authored Annenberg Institute at Brown working paper with Emily Rauscher and Susanna Loeb! We provide new evidence that school spending reduces child mortality, using data from close tax elections. edworkingpapers.com/ai24-1008

En route to Providence to attend RC28 Sociology@Brown. Looking forward to presenting my research on superintendents, and to great research conversations on organizations and inequality! #rc28

Excited to head to Montreal for ASA Sociology #Asa2024! Looking forward to presenting new findings from my research on female representation in corporate boardrooms, and to connecting with other sociologists researching organizations, inequality, and education!

📢 New paper from Annenberg affiliates Emily Rauscher Susanna Loeb and postdoc Greer Mellon #EdWorkingPapers edworkingpapers.com/ai24-1008

Really interesting - looking forward to digging into this!

Thrilled that this paper with Christina Ciocca Eller and Kate Khanna is finally out in @SocEducation! We examine how colleges could better support students through "intermediate educational transitions", such as major declaration, to reduce inequality in educational attainment.

Applications are open for the Annenberg Institute at Brown postdoc Brown University! It’s an incredibly supportive academic community- I’ve loved my time here. If you're applying, feel free to reach out/DM with questions!

So cool to see work by Chris Candelaria, me, Greer Mellon , and Susanna Loeb in this EdWeek article. Thank you to Mark Lieberman for talking with us. edweek.org/leadership/mon… Annenberg Institute at Brown Sociology@Brown

Small comfort now, but vouchers went 0-3 on state ballots. 100’s of thousands of Trump voters voted against school vouchers. In KY, Trump won 65-35 but vouchers *lost* by the same margin—losing all 120 counties. In the reddest wave in decades, voters still rejected vouchers.

Grateful to be in-person Brown University this week to meet with colleagues and attend talks by C. Kirabo Jackson at Annenberg Institute at Brown - a scholar whose work has had such a large impact in shaping my research interests.

Grad students under 30: the St. Gallen Symposium essay contest for 2025 is open! The top 100 entries get a free trip to Switzerland to discuss politics and economics with international leaders. The year I went included Christine Lagarde. Very highly recommend! shorturl.at/rcoeC