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Benjamin B. Herold
Communications Consultant
bherold@researchforaction.org
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Benjamin Herold has worked as a researcher, community organizer, and trainer. Herold received his Master’s Degree in Urban Education from Temple University in May 2003. Herold served for three years as Philadelphia GEAR-UP K-16 Coordinator, where he further explored his focus on secondary and postsecondary education for urban public high school students. Herold recently made his directorial debut with First Person, a documentary film chronicling the experiences of six Philadelphia public high school students as they prepare for college. At Research for Action, Herold works on the Learning from Philadelphia’s School Reform project and provides Communications support.
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Selected Research for Action projects:
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Selected Publications:
- Christman, J. B., Gold, E., & Herold, B. B. (2006, Jun 2). Privatization 'Philly Style': What Can Be Learned from Philadelphia's Diverse Provider Model of School Management (Updated edition with important new information and findings). Philadelphia: Research for Action.
- Herold, B. B. & Riffer, M. (2005). The 'Original 86:' Tracking Changes to ''Original 86' Philadelphia Public Schools Initially Targeted for Intervention Following the 2001 State Takeover. Philadelphia: Research for Action.
- Herold, B. B. & Lathrop, B. (2005, Jan). Making AYP: The Game (New! 2005 Pennsylvania Edition). Philadelphia: Research for Action.
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Educational Background:
M.A.: Temple University, Urban Education
B.A.: University of Delaware, History and Political Science
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