Nora Broege

Assistant Professor, Educational Leadership
Reid castle

914.323.5199

Benziger Hall, 231

Dr. Nora C.R. Broege is an Assistant Professor of Education Leadership in the School of Education. She teaches the suite of quantitative courses, and a class on theories of social capital, in the Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership. Her research interests include sociology of education, racial/ethnic inequality, and quantitative methods. She has published on disparities in academic outcomes among minority students and students with disabilities; the effectiveness of curriculum reforms aimed at increasing access to culturally relevant education; how to merge and analyze data collected through multiple methods; and barriers to employment among applicants with criminal records. Prior to coming to Manhattanville College, she was the Robert F. Curvin Postdoctoral Associate the Cornwall Center at Rutgers-Newark. She completed a PhD in sociology, at University of California, Berkeley, where she also earned her MA. Additionally she earned a MA from University of Chicago, and her BA from Rutgers University.
 
Dr. Broege can be reached at Nora.Broege@mville.edu