Ashley Gaskew

Ashley Gaskew

Asst Professor

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Department: Public Affairs

Areas of expertise:

Email Address: ashley.gaskew@baruch.cuny.edu

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Dr. Gaskew’s research explores the impact of socioeconomic policies on faculty culture and faulty experiences across the macro, meso, and micro-levels of society and within postsecondary education. She has also published research on the impact and contributions of for-profit and community college institutions and their relationship with academia. Her co-edited book Critical Theory and Qualitative Data Analysis in Education explores the tensions and opportunities in education through equitable and transformational analysis lenses.

Education

Ph.D., Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison United States

M.S., Education: Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison United States

B.A., Public Policy, University of Chicago Chicago United States

SemesterCourse PrefixCourse NumberCourse Name
Spring 2024PAF9330Introduction to Higher Educati
Spring 2024PAF9999Ind Study In PAF
Spring 2024PAF9344Diversity in Higher Education
Fall 2023PAF9344Diversity in Higher Education
Fall 2023PAF9330Introduction to Higher Educati
Spring 2023PAF9344Diversity in Higher Education
Spring 2023PAF9330Introduction to Higher Educati
Fall 2022PAF9344Diversity in Higher Education
Fall 2022PAF9330Introduction to Higher Educati

Books

Winkle-Wagner, R., Lee-Johnson, J., & Gaskew, A. N. (2019). Critical theory and qualitative data analysis in education. Routledge.

Journal Articles

Lee-Johnson, J., Gaskew, A., Ray, K., & Foster Pierre, D. (2024). All Eyez on Me: Undergraduate Black Women Student Leaders at HBCUs Visual Reflections on Their Leadership Experiences. Journal of African American Women and Girls in Education,

Wang, X., Wichersham, K., Lee, S. Y., Lor, N., Gaskew, A. N., & Provost, A. (2020). The road to becoming a scientist: A mixed methods investigation of supports and barriers experienced by first-year community college students. Teachers College Record, 122(2). p. 1-50.

Book Chapters

(2024). Uncovering the Veil: How For-Profit Colleges and Universities Can Better SupportStudents. The Routledge Handbook on Postsecondary Student Success

Gaskew, A., Forbes, J. M., Lee-Johnson, J. L., & Davis, J. (2022). Black sisterhood created, maintained, and protected at an anti-black institution. In Betrand Jones, T., Davis-Maye, D., Rahming, S., & Andrew, J. (Eds.), Black Sisterhoods: Black Womyn's Representations of Sisterhood Across the Diaspora (pp. 199-210). Demeter Press.

Gaskew, A. N. (2020). For-Profit higher education institutions. In David, M. E., & Amey, M. J. (Eds.), The SAGE Encyclopedia of Higher Education (pp. 564-566). SAGE Publications.

Rogers, S., Lee-Johnson, J., Forbes, J. M., Gaskew, A. N., & Jackson, J. F. (2020). African Americans in higher education. In David, M. E., & Amey, M. J. (Eds.), The SAGE Encyclopedia of Higher Education. (pp. 103-104). SAGE Publications.

Lee-Johnson, J., Gaskew, A. N., & Winkle-Wagner, R. (2019). Afterword. In Winkle-Wagner, R., Lee-Johnson, J., & Gaskew, A. N. (Eds.), Critical Theory and Data Analysis in Education (pp. 237-239). Routledge.

Gaskew, A. N. (2019). Habermas and data analysis in for-profit higher education institutions. In Winkle-Wanger, R., Lee-Johnson, J., & Gaskew, A. N. (Eds.), Critical Theory and Data Analysis in Education (pp. 204-221). Routledge.

Wang, X., Winkle-Wagner, R., Sun, N., & Gaskew, A. N. (2018). Cultivating Aspirational Capital Among Black Men in Community Colleges. In Ingram, T., & Coaxum III, J. (Eds.), Engaging African American Males in Community Colleges (pp. 21-38). Information Age Publishing.

Research Currently in Progess

Gaskew, A.(n.d.). Understanding the mission and function of For-Profit College: A Critical Analysis of How Doctoral-Serving Institutions Position Themselves in Higher Education.. In Progress.

McKinney de Royston, M., Gaskew, A. N., Bryant, J., Bafu, R., Davis, Y., Rodgers, A. J., & Downing, V.(n.d.). Black Madison Voices. In Progress.

Gaskew, A.(n.d.). How Contingent Faculty Navigate Classroom Spaces to Support Student Learning at For-Profit Colleges and Universities.. In Progress.

Gaskew, A., Forbes, J., Rogers, S., Mendez, F., Wise, M., Mayers, B., & Reyes, A.(n.d.). Aligning Mission Statements with Programitc Outputs: An Assessment of HBCU Growth and Progress. In Progress.

TitleFunding Agency SponsorStart DateEnd DateAwarded DateTotal FundingStatus
The Great Debaters: The Socialization of Contingent Faculty at For-Profit InstitutionsPSC-CUNY 5407/01/202306/30/202404/18/20236000Funded - In Progress
Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
Phenomenal Woman Award, Baruch CollegeBaruch College2024-03-28

College

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Academic Standing Committee MemberPresent
Executive CommitteeCommittee MemberPresent
NCFDD Support ServicesFacilitatorPresent
HEA EdD Planning Committee, Marxe School Committee MemberPresent
Social AffairsCommittee ChairPresent
Macaulay Honors College ApplicationCommittee Member3/31/2024

Professional

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
Journal of African American Women and Girls in EducationReviewer, Journal Article5/1/2024PresentNational
Journal of Appreciative EducationReviewer, Journal Article4/1/2023PresentNational

Public

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
Amadou Diallo FoundationBoard MemberNew YorkUnited StatesPresentLocal