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SUMMARY:From Evidence to Everyday Practice
DESCRIPTION:Join Erika Kitzmiller as she shares the results of a five-year research-practice partnership dedicated to transforming college access and persistence. By working side-by-side with students and staff\, her team designed\, implemented\, and evaluated structural and instructional reforms that are now driving student success. \nThis session moves beyond theory to focus on the “how” of collaboration between educators\, researchers\, and youth. Attendees will leave with open-access\, adaptable tools\, including: A replicable research–practice partnership structure; Sample inquiry and reflection protocols; Templates for practice-embedded data use; Strategies for sustaining knowledge exchange over time \nDon’t miss this opportunity to learn how to apply these evidence-based strategies to your own school or community. \nRegister Here\nAbout the Speaker \nErika Kitzmiller is the author of  Unchartered: How One High School Transformed First-Generation College Success (Harvard Education Press\, 2026) and The Roots of Educational Inequality: Philadelphia’s Germantown High School\, 1907-2014 (Penn Press\, 2022). Erika studies historical and contemporary policies and practices that contribute to inequality and identifies solutions to end it.  She is committed to inquiry-driven\, practice-based methods to advance educational equity and social justice. She is a Research Associate Professor at the University of Chicago’s Crown School for Social Work\, Policy\, and Practice’s Urban Education Institute\, a non-resident fellow at Harvard University’s Hutchins Center\, and a research affiliate with Gordon Institute for Advanced Study at Teachers College\, Columbia University. \nHer work has been published in Educational Researcher\, Harvard Educational Review\, Teachers College Record\, Dissent\, the Hechinger Report\, the Philadelphia Inquirer\, Reuters\, and the Washington Post. She has received funding from Barnard College\, Columbia University\, Harvard University\, the National Academy of Education\, the National Science Foundation\, the Russell Sage Foundation\, the Spencer Foundation\, and the University of Pennsylvania. She has worked as a public and independent school administrator and teacher and regularly consults with businesses\, schools\, and non-profits. She has also served on the boards and advisory councils of the Institute for Immigration Concerns\, The School at Columbia\, Athena Center for Women’s Leadership\, and Barnard Center for Research on Women. \nShe earned a Ph.D. in History\, a Ph.D. in Education\, Culture\, and Society\, and a Master’s in Public Administration at the University of Pennsylvania and her B.A.\, magna cum laude\, in History and Italian from Wellesley College.
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