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People in the Lab

Aaron Colston aaron.colston@duke.edu

  • Team Member, The Cost of Opportunity
  • Department: History Department

Aaron Colston is a graduate student from Los Angeles, California who works primarily on the United States. His research involves the politics of adult literacy in the civil rights movement, and he looks forward to investigating similar issues in pre-dictatorship Brazil. He hopes to learn what young Brazilians want out of a university education, and what possibilities there are for university and community partnerships. When he is not doing academic work you can find him on a social excursion with friends, laughing over the phone with his grandmother back home, or practicing Bach or the blues on his alto saxophone.

 


Associated Projects

  • The Cost of Opportunity: Higher Education and Social Mobility in the Baixada Fluminense (2017-2018)

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