Austin Lyke
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Austin Lyke
Doctoral Student,
University of California, Los Angeles
Austin Lyke is a PhD student at the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies and a research assistant with PACE. His research covers the higher education spectrum from community colleges to law schools, and it focuses on institutional responses to organizational change and policy. His articles have been published in education and general news outlets, including Inside Higher Ed and the San Francisco Chronicle; he has also published research in academic journals including AERA Open and Management and Organizational History.
updated 2020
Publications by Austin Lyke
A Promise to What, for Whom, and Where?
This brief describes the types of college promises that exist in the state of California. In doing so, we summarize existing research on this topic. Furthermore, we provide a framework to study the California Promise Program in community colleges in…
Perspectives from the 2019 PACE/USC Rossier Poll
California voters ranked college affordability as the second most important education policy issue in the 2019 PACE/USC Rossier poll, a concern reflected in Governor Gavin Newsom’s first budget proposal and in a number of bills currently…