Dr. Kimberly A. Truong is an adjunct lecturer on education at Harvard University. She conducts research on higher education policy and university student experiences through frameworks including Critical Race Theory and the theoretical perspectives of community cultural wealth. Dr. Truong earned a Ph.D. in higher education at the University of Pennsylvania, Ed.M. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and B.A. from Brandeis University.
Articles
Responding to racism and racial trauma in doctoral study: An inventory for coping and mediating relationships (with Samuel D. Museus), Harvard Educational Review (2012)
The untapped power of afterschool and summer to advance student achievement (with Beth M. Miller), Zeitschrift für Pädagogik (2009)
Contributions to Books
Disaggregating qualitative data on Asian Americans in campus climate research and assessment (with Samuel D. Museus), Conducting research on Asian Americans in higher education: New Directions for Institutional Research (2009)
Dissertation
Racism and Racial Trauma in Doctoral Study: How Students of Color Experience and Negotiate the Political Complexities of Racist Encounters, University of Pennsylvania (2010)
Presentations
An autoethnography of the experiences of three Asian American doctoral students (with Mitsu Narui and Vijay Kanagala), American Educational Research Association (2013)
Issues in recruiting participants and collecting data from historically underrepresented populations (with Mitsu Narui and Tryan L. McMickens), 25th Annual Ethnographic and Qualitative Research Conference (2013)
Conveying knowledge, resources, and opportunities for doctoral students of color (with Tryan L. McMickens and Ronald E. L. Brown), American College Personnel Association (2012)
Critical Race Theory: A case study of leadership in three Historically Black Colleges and Universities (with Ronald E. L. Brown and Tryan L. McMickens), American Educational Research Association (2012)
Critical Race Theory: A case study of leadership in three Historically Black Colleges and Universities (with Ronald E. L. Brown and Tryan L. McMickens), American Educational Research Association (2012)
Other
Racism and sexism in cyberspace: Engaging stereotypes of Asian American women and men to facilitate student learning and development (with Samuel D. Museus), About Campus (2013)
Review of the book On being included: Racism and diversity in institutional life, Review of Higher Education (2013)