Josefina Senese
Graduate Student, Boston University
Josefina is a PhD Candidate in Educational Policy Studies at Boston University. Her research examines how school choice policies shape the educational trajectories of students with disabilities and multilingual learners. Applying quasi-experimental methods to longitudinal administrative data, she analyzes how these students transition across public and private schools, access services, and fare academically.
Before joining Boston University, Josefina worked in Washington, DC at the Inter-American Foundation and the Organization of American States. She holds an MA from University of Notre Dame and a BA from Universidad Torcuato Di Tella.
