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Andy Goldstein is an award-winning journalist currently reporting for the Pittsburgh Union Progress, with a focus on education, labor rights, and media ethics. His career began in arts journalism, where he reshaped digital storytelling as editor-in-chief of Artnet News, before pivoting to grassroots political reporting.
Goldstein seeks stories that blend data rigor with human stakes. Successful pitches often include:
“I’m drawn to stories where systemic change meets individual courage.” – Andy Goldstein
Several dozen federal union workers and supporters rallied on Wednesday in Downtown Pittsburgh against recent attacks on public sector unions and workers by the Trump administration
Education Strikes and Policy Reform: A Local Perspective
The Evolving Role of Digital Media in Art Journalism
Currently an enterprise reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Miller focuses on how policy decisions and corporate actions reshape educational institutions and cultural landmarks. His work sits at the intersection of public accountability and historical legacy.
California and other states sue Trump administration over COVID-19 education funding clawback
L.A. Unified schools burned in Palisades fire hit milestone in $600 million rebuild
USC announces cutbacks amid federal funding uncertainty under Trump administration
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Appeals Court Lifts Block on Implementation of Trump's Executive Orders Targeting DEI
Growing Need for Pastoral Care Among Refugee Congregations Leads to Innovative Solutions
Prayers for a Permanent Place of Worship Miraculously Answered
With 20+ years reporting for Community College Daily and eSchool News, Pierce specializes in:
With 20+ years documenting digital transformation in higher education, Schaffhauser brings unique insights into how institutions adapt to technological change. Her work for Campus Technology and THE Journal has shaped conversations about data governance, learning analytics, and operational strategy in academia.
"The most impactful technologies are those that evolve with pedagogical needs rather than dictating them." - 2023 interview with Educause
Lederman’s reporting for Inside Higher Ed centers on three evolving challenges:
“There has not been a time when higher education has been as vulnerable... its hold on the populace and the politicians who help fund it.”
Ed Wright is a Michigan-based journalist for Social House News, specializing in education, community development, and uplifting local stories. His work bridges the gap between institutional initiatives and grassroots impact, making him a vital resource for understanding Southeast Michigan’s civic landscape.
“Journalism’s highest purpose is to reflect the community back to itself—both its struggles and its triumphs.” —Ed Wright
With a track record of driving tangible community action through reporting, Wright remains a cornerstone of Michigan’s media ecosystem.
Senior reporter at The Hechinger Report specializing in early childhood development and rural education reform. Mader brings unique perspective from her classroom experience, focusing on:
Seeking stories that:
As Editor-in-Chief of La Vista, Goldman has redefined student journalism through her incisive coverage of:
"The best education stories live where institutional decisions meet student realities" - Goldman, 2024 California Press Foundation Symposium
With bylines in regional news outlets and her Substack Choreographed Chaos, Fitzgerald brings an educator’s precision to stories about:
Current Platform: Regular contributor to education-focused outlets like Citizen Portal while maintaining an active Substack analyzing parenthood through sociological and institutional lenses.
Eric Hoover stands among the most consequential education journalists of the past decade, known for marrying policy analysis with deeply human stories about college access. As a senior writer at The Chronicle of Higher Education, his work consistently illuminates the intersection of demographic shifts, financial aid systems, and student lived experiences.
“Hoover’s reporting doesn’t just explain problems—it changes how institutions operate.” - 2023 Eddie Prize Committee Statement
Connect via email or Twitter/X for stories aligning with his mission to make higher education’s hidden systems visible.
Janine DeFao serves as associate editor at Bay Area Parent, where she's redefined family journalism through her data-rich examinations of child development and community resources. With 14 years specializing in education and lifestyle reporting, she brings particular depth to stories bridging cultural heritage preservation and modern parenting challenges.
"The most compelling stories help families see their daily challenges within broader social contexts."
Recent recognitions include the 2023 PMA Award for her investigation into after-school program disparities. Her work consistently drives civic engagement - 78% of survey respondents reported taking action after reading her articles, from attending school board meetings to joining community coalitions.
Jordan’s work bridges academic research and public policy, with particular focus on democratizing educational access. Her current columns dissect:
"True open access requires dismantling both economic barriers and epistemological gatekeeping."
Available records show Jennifer Moreland primarily works in higher education and healthcare rather than traditional journalism. Key focus areas include:
For outreach, prioritize topics related to:
For over two decades, Agron has shaped national conversations about school facilities through American School & University. His reporting focuses on three key areas:
Submissions must include district-level case studies with verifiable performance metrics. Avoid theoretical proposals without implementation data.
As higher education editor at The Hechinger Report, Jon Marcus has become the foremost journalist analyzing the intersection of academia, policy, and equity. His work combines:
Marcus prioritizes stories examining:
"Universities follow student interest in social media with courses... seeking to serve growing industry"
As eSchool News’ lead technology analyst, Hogan deciphers how emerging tools translate into classroom reality. His reporting provides district leaders with implementation blueprints grounded in verifiable metrics rather than theoretical benefits.
“The most impactful tools don’t just solve technical challenges - they evolve institutional workflows.”
Hogan’s 2025 analysis of AI procurement practices directly influenced certification requirements in 3 states, demonstrating his role as a bridge between industry innovation and policy implementation.
As engagement editor at The 74, Laura Fay has redefined education journalism through:
• Policy accountability tracking • Student activism amplification • Pandemic recovery audits
Her CBS News collaborations demonstrate versatility in arts reporting while maintaining an educational lens.
“Show me the document trail and the human impact—then we’ve got a story.” - Fay’s editorial guideline
Polarization, Learning Loss, Relief Funds: 7 Insights into Pandemic Recovery
As School Board Members Across the Country Share Racist Social Media Posts, Current Students and Recent Grads Push Back
Philadelphia-area artists including Sabrina Carpenter win big at 2025 Grammy Awards
As a lead writer for EdTech Magazine, Meg Conlan shapes national conversations about K-12 technology integration. Her reporting focuses on:
Conlan seeks stories with:
Notable Career Highlights:
“Her 2024 analysis of classroom tech integration influenced procurement policies in three states”
Implementing Technology in the Classroom Provides Richer Learning Opportunities for Students
States Use Creative Strategies to Attract and Retain Top IT Talent in Education
How Incident Response Plans Address Modern Security Challenges in Educational Institutions
Meris Stansbury crafts narratives that empower schools to adopt sustainable tech solutions. With 15+ years at outlets like eSchool News and research roles at the Christensen Institute, she specializes in:
Recent Impact: Her 2024 analysis of hybrid learning models informed state policies in Ohio and Texas, reaching 2.3M students.
Michael Theis is a multimedia editor and journalist at The Chronicle of Higher Education, where he explores innovations and inequities in academia. His work blends photojournalism, data analysis, and narrative storytelling to highlight rural education access, student resilience, and institutional partnerships.
"His reporting on the Tuskegee University bioethics center contributed to national dialogues about research equity and trust-building in marginalized communities."
A College Partnership Saves a Newspaper, Helps a Rural Community, and Prepares Its Students for the Future
The Rural Recruiter: Daryl Burleigh’s Road Map for Reaching Students in Far-Flung Corners of Pennsylvania
Students at three colleges answered four questions from *The Chronicle*
As lead journalist at Work Shift and host of The Cusp podcast, Fain shapes national conversations about education-to-employment pathways. His reporting focuses on:
Unusual new investment fund backs workforce education startups that serve lower-income learners
Big Tech's Certificate Push Gains Momentum in Brazil
The Commerce Department's $2.9B Investment in Workforce Development, with Rachel Lipson from CHIPS for America
Paul James reports for The Georgetown Voice, focusing on higher education policy and student health initiatives. His work bridges academic research and campus life, particularly in mental health innovation and institutional reforms.
Ray Bendici spearheads coverage of technological integration in K-12 education as Managing Editor of Tech & Learning. With two decades of award-winning journalism experience, he specializes in:
Prefers data-rich proposals with clear institutional applications. Recent work emphasizes:
"Effective library science requires balancing technological innovation with human-centered design principles." - Mugridge, 2023 IFLA Keynote
As Senior Editor at K-12 Dive, Roger Riddell has become the foremost journalist analyzing the intersection of education policy, funding mechanisms, and legal challenges in U.S. public schools. With over 1,800 bylines since joining the publication, his work shapes national conversations about educational equity and systemic reform.
Sara Randazzo is a national education reporter for The Wall Street Journal specializing in policy implementation challenges and academic freedom debates. Based in Los Angeles with nationwide reach, her work frequently examines:
"The most compelling stories live at the intersection of policy intent and real-world execution."
As managing editor of AACC’s Community College Journal and senior contributor to Community College Daily, Whissemore has become the definitive voice on two-year institutions’ evolving roles. Her reporting combines policy analysis with grassroots perspectives, particularly focused on:
Successful pitches align with her mission to reframe public perceptions of community colleges. Recent impactful pieces include:
"The most compelling stories live where institutional strategy meets student transformation."
This New York-based educator-turned-writer specializes in documenting how local cultures preserve knowledge. Her current work for Grit emphasizes:
Wilson prioritizes stories demonstrating:
Recent recognition from the National Association of Elementary School Principals highlights her authority on collaborative learning frameworks.
Victoria Allen is a staff writer for The George-Anne Media Group, focusing on higher education policy and student lifestyle trends at Georgia Southern University. With a track record of investigative scoops and op-eds that blend data with personal narratives, she’s become a trusted voice for students navigating institutional changes.
“Journalism isn’t just about reporting changes – it’s about equipping students to navigate them.”
We’ve tracked Andrew Reiner’s evolution from Towson University lecturer to leading voice on gender reconstruction. His New York Times column and book Better Boys, Better Men established him as the foremost analyst of male emotional development in educational systems.
Reiner avoids pitches about corporate DEI initiatives or political gender debates. His work thrives at the intersection of academic research and grassroots cultural change, particularly through educational institutions. Recent analytics show his Twitter threads about classroom vulnerability practices achieve 3.2x higher engagement than industry averages.
Braden Woodward documents Kentucky high school sports through MaxPreps, focusing on football coverage and athlete profiles. His work emphasizes seasonal highlights and playoff previews rather than investigative reporting or professional sports analysis. Those pitching should prioritize community-centered sports initiatives with clear local impact.
"Our team's dedication shows in every fourth-quarter drive" - Featured athlete quote from Woodward's 2024 spotlight piece
As 247Sports’ National Recruiting Editor, Huffman dominates college football prospect coverage through:
With 17 NFL first-round picks among his early evaluations, Huffman’s work remains essential reading for NFL scouts and college coordinators alike. His unique blend of narrative storytelling and analytical rigor continues shaping how America discovers football talent.
Meridian (Idaho) Rocky Mountain offensive lineman Jax Tanner talked about his Penn State, USF and North Carolina visits
Michigan State started the first official visit slate for OT Kelvin Obot
Georgia hosted Honolulu (Hawaii) Kamehameha offensive tackle Malakai Lee for his first official visit
At FOX 32 Chicago, Brian Jackson has mastered the art of blending hard news with community narratives. His coverage areas span three key pillars:
Successful pitches to Jackson typically include:
For 40 years, Cheryl Miller has been the ethical compass of Virginia broadcast journalism, currently anchoring award-winning newscasts at WTVR-TV. Her work straddles three core beats:
Awards Snapshot:
Current Focus: Documenting AI’s role in local journalism through WTVR’s experimental chatbot co-developed with Virginia Commonwealth University.
As a wellness reporter for USA TODAY and adjunct professor at the University of Maryland, Oliver bridges breaking health news and journalism education. His work emphasizes:
“The best stories help readers see familiar issues through new frameworks of understanding.”
David Woods brings three decades of experience documenting the intersection of athletics and academia. Currently writing for Mirror Indy, his work focuses on:
Marian University track coach Katie Wise is the first woman to lead a college men’s track team to a national indoor title
Trent Perry has announced that he is returning to UCLA for his sophomore year
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As Executive Director of The Ezra Jack Keats Foundation, Pope spearheads initiatives bridging literacy gaps in urban education systems. Her work focuses on:
Recent honors include the 2023 PEN America Literary Service Award for her work preserving Keats' legacy while modernizing diversity initiatives in children's publishing.
Deirdre O’Regan is the award-winning editor of Sea History Magazine, where she merges naval scholarship with contemporary education policy. Based in Peekskill, New York, her work emphasizes:
Recent recognition includes the 2023 Naval Heritage Society Medal for democratizing access to archival materials. Her ongoing postdoctoral work at Trinity College Dublin continues to reshape maritime conservation standards.
This Emmy-nominated journalist combines hard-hitting game analysis with profound human interest angles for WEYI-TV. With 85% of his coverage focusing on collegiate athletics, Johnson specializes in:
Recent Honors:
As Deputy Editor of Parents Magazine, Diane Debrovner has become one of America’s most trusted voices on child development and family dynamics. Her work bridges academic research and real-world parenting challenges, with particular focus on:
When approaching Debrovner, consider:
Her upcoming middle-grade novel Roxie in Color (Candlewick Press, 2026) further establishes her expertise in childhood narratives.
This educator-turned-journalist specializes in:
Elisa Murray blends family-focused journalism with environmental solutions reporting, primarily covering:
Recent recognitions include the 2024 Solutions Journalism Network Fellowship for her work on community-based climate adaptation models. Connect via ParentMap author profile or Twitter @seattleplaylist for pitches aligning with her interdisciplinary approach to family and environmental reporting.
Elizabeth Moyer stands as one of equine media's most trusted voices, currently shaping coverage as contributing editor for Horse Illustrated and Young Rider. With three decades of specialized journalism, she's pioneered safety-focused reporting while mentoring generations of horse enthusiasts through accessible educational content.
This Yale-educated journalist brings two decades of experience analyzing technology's societal impacts through business and education lenses. Currently contributing to Forbes, EdSurge, and academic publications, Woyke's work bridges boardroom strategies and community outcomes.
"True tech progress measures how tools empower marginalized communities, not just quarterly earnings." - The Smartphone: Anatomy of an Industry
Emily Chung documents the intersection of education and youth culture as a staff writer and copy editor for The Huntington News, Northeastern University’s award-winning student publication. Her work combines sharp cultural analysis with a deep empathy for the student experience.
Recent Recognition: 2024 New England Student Press Award for Editorial Leadership, cited for mentoring 15+ first-time contributors.
Column by Emily Chung: In my second year of college, I became addicted to hosting dinner parties
Survivor: Northeastern allows students to participate in challenges, foster alliances and more
There’s nothing quite like sitting in a cute coffee shop and romanticizing life
As Director of Education at Super Tech University and C&R Magazine columnist, Sprague specializes in:
We've followed Jacqueline Fellows' evolution from Capitol Hill correspondent to leading healthcare business analyst and journalism educator. Currently contributing to HealthLeaders Media while shaping media's future at SMU, her work sits at the intersection of policy, practice, and pedagogy.
Fellows prioritizes stories that demonstrate:
Jasmine Rivera is a TribLIVE opinion writer and policy analyst focusing on education reform, immigration legislation, and structural government reforms. Based in Pennsylvania, her work blends grassroots perspectives with legislative expertise.
"The best stories show how Harrisburg decisions affect Main Street realities – that’s where policy becomes personal."
Jason Payne has carved a distinctive niche at The Reflector, blending campus politics coverage with cultural criticism that resonates beyond academic circles. His work consistently demonstrates three key strengths:
“The best campus stories reveal universal truths about how emerging generations navigate complex systems.” – Jason Payne in a 2025 interview with College Media Today
Based in Charleston, South Carolina, Jennifer Berry Hawes reports for ProPublica’s South hub with a focus on how historical inequities shape contemporary policy in education, judicial systems, and gender representation. Her work combines forensic data analysis with oral histories to challenge structural power imbalances.
“Her investigations don’t just report problems—they become catalysts for legislative audits.” - Pulitzer Prize Committee
How South Carolina Ended Up With an All-Male Supreme Court
Segregation Academies Still Operate Across the South. One Town Grapples With Its Divided Schools.
How Many of Your State’s Lawmakers Are Women? If You Live in the Southeast, It Could Be Just 1 in 5.
Jessica Dickler is CNBC’s preeminent personal finance reporter, specializing in education costs, consumer debt trends, and generational wealth strategies. With over 15 years at the network, her work consistently bridges academic research and household money management.
“The most impactful stories live where spreadsheets meet real people’s kitchen tables.” — Jessica Dickler, 2024 Financial Journalism Symposium
As The New York Times’ premier analyst of parenting culture, Jessica Grose combines policy expertise with intimate storytelling. Her work spans three key areas:
Grose seeks stories that:
"The most radical parenting hack isn’t a schedule or app—it’s demanding structural change."
Recent accolades include a 2024 NYT Reader’s Choice Award and Glamour’s 2020 Game Changer title. Her newsletter boasts 215K+ subscribers, with viral pieces regularly exceeding 500K social shares.
Jon Rothstein is CBS Sports’ preeminent college basketball insider, renowned for his granular analysis of NCAA strategies and coaching trends. With over a decade of experience spanning radio, television, and digital platforms, he has redefined how fans engage with collegiate hoops.
Rothstein’s accolades include a 2022 Sports Emmy nomination and an exclusive FanDuel partnership, cementing his status as a multimedia innovator. His reporting toolkit—from podcast interviews to tactical film breakdowns—offers unmatched access to the sport’s inner workings.
Jonathan Bees is a senior health policy reporter at HealthLeaders Media with additional bylines in The New England Journal of Medicine. His work focuses on practical solutions to healthcare delivery challenges, particularly in underserved communities.
"The most impactful health reporting doesn’t just diagnose problems – it scripts treatment plans."
Supporting the Most Vulnerable: Covid-19 Vaccination Targeting and Logistical Challenges for the Homebound Population
Rethinking Acute Care Delivery in Post-Pandemic Healthcare Systems
Systemic Barriers to Equitable Vaccine Distribution in Rural Communities
As Sports Illustrated’s multimedia specialist covering South Carolina athletics, Jonathan Williams has become the definitive source for:
Williams prioritizes sources offering:
“The best stories emerge where raw athleticism intersects with institutional legacy.” — Jonathan Williams, 2024 SEC Media Days
Casey Smith is an investigative journalist for The Associated Press, where she reports on Indiana’s state legislature with a focus on education funding and election policies. A Report for America corps member, she combines data analysis with grassroots storytelling to highlight inequities in public education and environmental governance.
With three decades spanning broadcast journalism and higher education PR, Kathy Bonilla specialized in translating academic initiatives into community narratives. Her work at Fresno City College focused on:
Prioritize stories demonstrating tangible community impact, particularly those bridging academic programs with workforce development needs. Avoid speculative trends without documented student outcomes.
Dr. Kelsey Johnson bridges cosmic exploration and earthly impact as an astrophysicist and award-winning science communicator. Currently a professor at the University of Virginia and president of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, her work focuses on:
Prioritize stories that:
"We're not just studying the universe - we're learning how to be better citizens of our planet through cosmic perspective."
Recent Honors: 2024 ACC Distinguished Professor, 2022 NSF Lectureship, 2018 Kavli Fellowship. Profile: TED Speaker
Kenneth Chang has been a cornerstone of The New York Times’ science section since 2000, specializing in space exploration, advanced mathematics, and physics. With degrees in physics from Princeton and the University of Illinois, he brings academic rigor to stories about NASA missions, private space ventures, and groundbreaking mathematical research.
“Chang’s neutrino detection piece remains required reading in science communication courses.” – Best American Science Writing editor
Avoid pitches on climate biology or incremental medical studies. Focus instead on paradigm-shifting discoveries with clear narrative arcs. Chang’s work exemplifies how deep technical knowledge and storytelling can coexist in modern science journalism.
Dr. Laura Markham redefines modern parenting through evidence-based connection strategies. As Psychology Today’s foremost parenting columnist and founder of AhaParenting.com, she equips caregivers with tools to nurture emotionally intelligent families.
Awards: 2024 Global Parenting Innovator Award, 2019 UNESCO Literacy for Peace Prize
Recent Work: “The Three Minute Reconnection” technique featured in The New York Times parenting blog
As lead correspondent for Michigan News Connection, Richardson specializes in education reform, environmental justice, and voting rights. His 35-year career spans major outlets including the Associated Press and CBS News, with current work syndicated through the Public News Service network.
Moira Macdonald is The Seattle Times' lead arts critic and education analyst, renowned for synthesizing cultural commentary with policy insights. With awards from the Canadian Business Media Association and Canadian Online Publishing Awards, her work bridges academic rigor and public accessibility.
"Effective education reporting doesn't just diagnose problems—it prescribes implementable solutions through rigorous comparative analysis."
Nancy Churnin bridges historical scholarship and children's education through award-winning biographies that emphasize social justice and inclusion. Based in Dallas, her work for publishers including Albert Whitman & Company and Beaming Books has earned recognition from the National Jewish Book Awards, Sydney Taylor Book Awards, and Texas Library Association.
"Churnin's work doesn't just tell stories - it creates activists." - School Library Journal
Nicole Avery Nichols is executive editor of the Detroit Free Press, where she oversees coverage of racial equity, education, and public health. Her work emphasizes community-driven narratives and systemic solutions.
“Journalism should comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.”
Paige Cornwell is a health, law, and education reporter at The Seattle Times, known for her incisive coverage of public health crises, corporate accountability, and community resilience. With a career rooted in breaking news and investigative journalism, she has documented events ranging from the Oso mudslide to Boeing’s 737 Max litigation, always prioritizing the intersection of systemic failures and human impact.
As National Geographic’s Vice President of Family & Youth Content, Buchholz architects cross-platform initiatives that make exploration accessible to 4-14 year olds and their caregivers. Her work sits at the intersection of:
Sarah Blackwood is a literary scholar and cultural critic shaping conversations about the humanities’ role in contemporary society. As Associate Chair of English at Pace University and contributor to The New Yorker and New York Review of Books, she specializes in:
"Literature isn’t a mirror to society—it’s the lab where we experiment with being human."
Recent honors include the 2021 Kenan Teaching Award and NEH-funded research on Civil War visual culture. Her forthcoming Norton Library edition of Little Women (2025) promises to redefine scholarly engagement with Alcott’s classic.
Sarah Davies is a multimedia journalist and Executive Editor at Marshall University’s The Parthenon, where she spearheads coverage of campus life, education innovation, and Appalachian culture. Based in Huntington, West Virginia, her work bridges student perspectives with community narratives through print, radio, and social media.
Sarah Mansur is an award-winning statehouse reporter for Capitol News Illinois specializing in education policy, public health mandates, and legislative processes. With a career spanning legal journalism and political reporting, she brings unique insight into how laws transform from proposals to implemented policies.
"Effective pitches demonstrate clear understanding of how state policies impact local communities differently across urban/rural divides."
Recent recognitions include a 2023 Peter Lisagor Award nomination for investigative work on cannabis tax distributions. Her reporting continues to inform debates about equitable policy implementation across Illinois.
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This Oregon-based author and journalist specializes in creating resources that help young Christians navigate spiritual growth through engagement with the natural world. Her work across devotionals, curricula, and novels establishes her as a leading voice in faith-based children's literature.
Susan Swindell Day is the award-winning Editor-in-Chief of Nashville Parent Magazine, specializing in parenting, lifestyle, and community-focused journalism. With a career spanning theater, publishing, and digital media, she brings a storyteller’s precision to family-centric content.
“Day’s work transforms local stories into regional conversations.” — Parenting Media Association
Susan Wolf Ditkoff shapes philanthropic strategy through her columns in The Chronicle of Philanthropy and advisory roles at Harvard University. Her work bridges historical justice frameworks with modern wealth redistribution models, particularly in education reform and nonprofit governance.
As Associate Editor at Bay Area Parent, Mills-Faraudo has established herself as the preeminent chronicler of Northern California family life. Her work combines investigative rigor with compassionate storytelling, particularly in:
"The best parenting stories don't just inform – they create community connections."
As editor of Chicago Parent, O'Shaughnessy oversees content strategy for one of the Midwest’s most influential regional parenting resources. Her personal reporting focuses on three key areas:
Successful outreach requires understanding her editorial patterns:
“The best pitches help me solve problems for readers who are juggling jobs, parenting, and self-care.” – From 2024 editorial calendar guidelines
As The Wall Street Journal’s preeminent scholar-journalist, Tom Shippey bridges medieval studies and modern mythmaking. His work illuminates how historical narratives shape contemporary fantasy, with particular expertise in Tolkien’s Middle-earth and Chaucer’s England.
Yu Xie stands at the forefront of empirical social science as the Bert G. Kerstetter ’66 University Professor at Princeton. With dual appointments in sociology and international studies, Xie’s work deciphers societal patterns through innovative demographic methods and large-scale data collection.
Xie prioritizes studies demonstrating:
“Good social science requires both mathematical models and human stories.” - 2024 Methodology Interview
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