Jasmine Sausedo
Jasmine Sausedo is a doctoral student at the Johns Hopkins University in Sociology. She is interested in researching inequality in higher education and how it translates into labor-market outcomes, social mobility, and stratification.
Academic background
Jasmine earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and Psychology at Texas A&M University. Her honor’s thesis investigated the debt outcomes of college graduates across school proprietary status. In her free time, Jasmine likes to draw and play board games with friends.
Research Interests: Education, inequality, labor-market outcomes, stratification, social mobility
Research projects: Ed Shock, the Bloomberg Donation study
Favorite Places to Go in Baltimore: 36th St. in Hampden, the Baltimore Museum of Art