Anthony Lising Antonio

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Anthony Lising Antonio
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education,
Stanford University

Anthony Lising Antonio is an associate professor of education in the School of Education at Stanford University Graduate School of Education and associate director of the Stanford Institute for Higher Education Research. He is also the founding faculty director of LifeWorks at Stanford, an undergraduate program for integrative learning. His research focuses on stratification and postsecondary access, racial diversity and its impact on students and institutions, student friendship networks, and student development. He is affiliated faculty at the Center for Comparative Study in Race and Ethnicity and a resident fellow at EAST House, Stanford’s education and society theme dormitory. He is a fellow of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Research Coalition and was previously a research analyst with the UCLA Higher Education Research Institute. Antonio earned his BS in mechanical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, his MA and PhD in higher education from the University of California, Los Angeles.

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Publications by Anthony Lising Antonio
The Bridge Project, a study of K-16 issues, presents three papers on college transition. The first finds a widespread lack of knowledge about college requirements and readiness among California students and parents. The second analyzes how students…