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Waiting for my cute grad at the University of Utah commencement!😍 #UtahGrad23

So proud of U 🫶🏽 #UtahGrad23 University of Utah

Congratulations to the Class of 2023. We #LightTheU for you‼️ #UtahGrad23 🎓

Hi twitter familia! In collaboration with Active Minds, I am trying to re-imagine culturally informed supports for Latine undergraduate students. As a first-generation Latine student, this study is very special to me. Do the thing, and please share away! tinyurl.com/ppnaa5uk

TW: Suicide. A #NYC resident died by suicide this past week. Our thoughts are with the family, friends, and colleagues of Dr. Nakita Mortimer, who was an Anesthesia Resident. We must do a better job caring for medical trainees and discussing their mental health. cc: Jessi Gold MD MS

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Damn, if you attended one of these schools, you may be entitled to financial compensation:

New research by Caisa Elizabeth Royer, @_castronaut_, and Estefanie Aguilar Padilla highlights how officer-initiated discipline in prisons undermines college-in-prison programs and student success. Read more in the latest #HarvardEdReview issue: bit.ly/47ysE2m

A new publication focused on harassment and discipline of currently incarcerated college students. Thanks to @_castronaut_ and Estefanie Aguilar Padilla for being the best coauthors.

Can prison officers hinder higher education programs for incarcerated students? Caisa Elizabeth Royer, @_castronaut_, and Estefanie Aguilar Padilla’s research sheds light on this under-investigated issue. Learn more in the Summer 2023 issue of #HarvardEdReview: bit.ly/47ysE2m

In the newest Voices in Education blog post, HER contributors Caisa Elizabeth Royer, @_castronaut_, and Estefanie Aguilar Padilla examine college-in-prison programs and the experiences of incarcerated students. bit.ly/44IGtbV

"Together, we must determine: How can colleges and universities protect their incarcerated students from prison-initiated discipline and harassment?" Caisa Elizabeth Royer, @_castronaut_, and Estefanie Aguilar Padilla discuss this question in their Voices in Education blog post: bit.ly/44IGtbV

"There are now more than 400 known PHE programs in the United States and yet we continue to know little about the experiences of incarcerated students and non-incarcerated stakeholders." —Caisa Elizabeth Royer, @_castronaut_, and Estefanie Aguilar Padilla bit.ly/44IGtbV

If you want to understand who incarceration helps and who it hurts, look at how many people in state prisons today grew up with an incarcerated parent.

Got to see some my favs last night 🥹📚 And for those wondering, yes Really,Dalvin?! looks like that all the time 🔥 Estefanie Aguilar Padilla Cha McNeil-Wade

Dr. Erin Castro (@_castronaut_ ) was included in a recent commentary article by The Brookings Institution regarding the expansion of Pell Grants for incarcerated students. Please read and share! brookings.edu/articles/impro…