Lee LeBoeuf
- Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Psychology, University of Virginia
- Data Fellow, Karsh Institute of Democracy’s Equity Center, University of Virginia
Lee LeBoeuf is a fifth-year PhD candidate in the psychology department at the University of Virginia. She studies education equity, discipline disproportionality, and Montessori education. LeBoeuf has been a Democracy of Data Fellow in the Karsh Institute of Democracy’s Equity Center since the summer of 2021. In this role, she has contributed to several projects related to equity in the Charlottesville region, including the Stepping Stones report, The Orange Dot Report, and the Charlottesville Climate Equity app. Additionally, LeBoeuf is an Institute of Education Sciences pre-doctoral fellow and a LIFE Fellow with the Max Plank Institute for Human Development. Prior to beginning graduate school at UVA, LeBoeuf taught elementary school in Cleveland, Ohio. She received her bachelor’s degree from Ohio Wesleyan University in 2017.
Events
Democratization of Data: Local Data, Local Governance
Michele Claibourn, Daniel Fairley II, Misty Graves, Lee LeBoeuf, Sherica Jones-Lewis
Communities need locally relevant data to inform policymaking and to hold local governments accountable. How can the collaboratively produced Stepping Stones report about the community well-being of the Charlottesville area promote shared understanding across the country at a local level?
