Affiliated Researchers
Bryan Mann
Bryan Mann is an associate professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at the University of Kansas and founding director of CGEP. He received his Ph.D. in Educational Theory and Policy from Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Mann’s research focuses on issues of geography and educational policy. This work revolves around a few simple questions with complex answers and profound implications: Where do children enroll in school, and what drives these trends? What policy mechanisms shape enrollment patterns to enhance educational and social equity? These motivating questions have led Dr. Mann to research several education policy areas, including enrollment patterns as they relate to segregation and diversity, school choice, and alternative models of education. Before joining the faculty at the University of Kansas, Dr. Mann was an assistant professor at the University of Alabama. He started his career as a high school language arts teacher at Communications High School in New Jersey.
Alex Bittel
Graduate student, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Kansas
Meredith Bittel
Graduate student, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Kansas
Ryan Fitzpatrick
Graduate student, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Kansas
Daniah Hammouda
Graduate student, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Kansas
Sophie O’Connor
Graduate student, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Kansas
David Martinez
Graduate student, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Kansas
Annah Rogers
Assistant Professor of Educational Statistics and Research Methods, University of West Alabama.
Andrew Pendola
Associate Professor of Educational Leadership, Auburn University