Randall F. Clemens, Ph.D.

Randall F. Clemens, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor at St. John's University's School of Education. His work pertains to three interrelated themes: pathways to college and career for low-income teenagers; the uses of qualitative research for public policy; and innovative research methods. He is completing Using Social Media for Qualitative Research (w/ Sage, 2015). In the fall, he will begin writing his next book, Unequal Access: Understanding Culture, Concentrated Poverty, and Pathways to College. Previous publications include (w/ W.G. Tierney) "Qualitative Research and Public Policy: The Challenges of Relevance and Trustworthiness" and “The Uses of Life History.” Read his blogs (www.randallfclemens.com) and tweets (@RandyClemens).Access and Equity for Underserved Youth Qualitative Research and Social Media Social and Cultural Contexts of Urban Education Urban Education Policy and Reform

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