Ellen Bryer
Ellen Bryer is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Annenberg Institute at Brown University. A trained sociologist, her research uses qualitative and quantitative methods to examine the relationship between economic inequality and young adults’ educational experiences. Her current research investigates graduate students’ educational pathways and decision making and their implications for social stratification. Ellen holds a Ph.D. in sociology, with a certificate in education sciences, from the University of Pennsylvania, and a BA in sociology from Smith College. Before beginning her doctoral research, Ellen was a research assistant at a research and evaluation firm and was an Americorps college and career counselor at a Philadelphia high school.
Publications
- Ellen Bryer, Aizat Nurshatayeva, Lindsay C. Page. Equity in Context: Institutional Agency in Targeting Student Supports in Massachusetts Community Colleges. | Research Partnership for Professional Learning
- Ellen Bryer, Catherine Mata, Katharine Meyer, Lindsay C. Page. Behind the Scenes: Faculty-Staff Collaboration in a Student Success Effort. | Postsecondary Policy & Practice
- Lindsay C. Page, Katharine Meyer, Aizat Nurshatayeva, Ellen Bryer. Helping Students Make It to College: Evidence-Based Design Principles for Reducing Summer Melt. | EdExchange, EdResearch for Action, Postsecondary Policy & Practice