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University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
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Brinck Kerr's research investigates representation and inequality within U.S. school districts and public sector administrative positions. Recent publications examine women's representation in employment categories, ethnic/racial representation in leadership, and gender-based occupational segregation and pay inequities. Kerr also studies early childhood teacher qualifications, analyzing the alignment between state licensing policies and teacher attainment, as well as variations in lead educator qualifications across states. Collaborations include work with Larra Rucker, Valerie H. Hunt, Melissa Taylor, and Anna Zajicek at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Kerr's scholarly output includes 41 publications and 595 citations, with an h-index of 11.
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- h-index: 11
- Publications: 41
- Citations: 595
Selected Publications
- Intersectional Representation Among Employees in U.S. School Districts (2025) DOI
- Ethnic/Racial Representation in Leadership Positions in US School Districts, 2002–2014: Are School Districts Achieving Parity? (2025) DOI
- Half-Baked by Design? A Four-State Analysis of Gender-Based Occupational Segregation and Pay Inequities (2025) DOI
- Women’s Representation in Employment Categories in U.S. School Districts, 2002 to 2014: Are School Districts Achieving Parity? (2024) DOI
- How policy can help prepare early childhood teachers: the alignment between state childcare licensing policy and teacher qualification attainment (2022) DOI
- Variation in State Early Childhood Lead Educator Qualifications: Pre-service Versus In-service Qualification, Professional Organization, and Geographical Proximity (2021) DOI
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