Kallie Clark-Uribe is currently a doctoral student, and Institute of Educational Sciences Pre-doctoral Fellow at the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration. Kallie has an extensive background counseling first-generation college students as a post-secondary counselor, classroom teacher, and academic advisor. Before completing her master’s degree at the University of Chicago, Kallie worked for five years as a founding college counselor and classroom teacher with the Noble Network of Charter Schools in Chicago. Kallie's dissertation work explores potential high school effects on the post-secondary outcomes of Chicago Public School Students. Her research intersts include: equity in higher education, post-secondary transitions, inequalities in college access, college choice strategies, urban education, and higher education reform.
All Publications
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High School GPAs and ACT Scores as Predictors of College Completion Examining Assumptions about Consistency across High Schools (Educational Researcher) |
Article | Jan 2020 |
High School GPAs and ACT Scores as Predictors of College Completion Examining Assumptions about Consistency across High Schools |
Working Paper | Aug 2019 |
From High School to the Future Delivering on the Dream of College Graduation |
Working Paper | Nov 2018 |
Are GPAs an Inconsistent Measure of Achievement across High Schools? Examining Assumptions about Grades versus Standardized Test Scores | Working Paper | Apr 2018 |