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Roseann Liu is an Assistant Professor of Educational Studies and Asian American Studies at Swarthmore College. Her research focuses on race, education inequality, and structural racism in school funding. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania, an Ed.M. from Columbia University, and a B.A. from New York University.
Education:
- Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (Anthropology and Education)
- Ed.M., Teachers College, Columbia University (Education Leadership & Policy)
- B.A., New York University (Early Childhood Education)
Research Interests: Liu examines systemic racial disparities in school funding through qualitative methods, emphasizing collaborative and accessible scholarship. Her work critiques policies that perpetuate inequities and advocates for racially just funding systems. She has published in outlets like the Philadelphia Inquirer and Hechinger Report, and produced media such as short films to engage broader audiences.
Awards & Grants:
- 2024 American Educational Studies Association Critics’ Choice Book Award
- 2024 Council on Anthropology and Education Outstanding Book Award
- Fellowships from National Academy of Education, Spencer Foundation, and others
Engagement & Outreach: Liu’s work bridges academia and community, including policy advising, public talks (e.g., Columbia University book event in 2025), and collaborations with organizations like the Urban Institute. She teaches courses on education policy, race, and qualitative research methods.
