publications
Book
chapter
Bussey, K. (2022). HBCUs By The Numbers: Defining Value-Added Evidence Through Student Retention and Completion in the Era of Accountability. In Imaging The Future. Historically Black Colleges and Universities - A Matter of Survival. Information Age Publishing.
federal comment
State of New Jersey. (2021) Written Comment: Rulemaking for Higher Education Public Hearing: Docket ID ED-2021-OPE-0077. [author]
POLICY REPORT
Bussey, K., Dancy, K., Gray Parker, A., Eckerson Peters, E., Voight, M. (2021). “The Most Important Door That Will Ever Open.” Realizing the Mission of Higher Education Through Equitable Admissions Policies.
POLICY REPORT
Bussey, K. & Dixon, J. (2021). How making “Evidence-Based Decisions Guided by the Best Available Science and Data" Can Advance Racial Equity in Higher Education. PostsecData blog.
book
chapter
Evans, E. C., Brown, B. D., & Bussey, K. (2021). HBCUs in a New Decade: A Look at 2010 to 2020 and Beyond. In Reimagining Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Emerald Publishing Limited.
policy
report
Bussey, K., Dancy, K., & Voight, M. (2019). Better Data, Better Outcomes: Promoting Evidence, Equity, and Student Success through the Framework for State Postsecondary Data Solutions.
policy
report
Lumina Foundation. (2019). Today’s Student Report. [conducted analysis of 2015-16 National Postsecondary Student Aid Study (NPSAS:16) data as research analyst for the Institute for Higher Education Policy].
policy
report
Bussey, K., Roberson, A. J., & Voight, M. (2018). Better Data on the Horizon: An Analysis of Evolving Student-Level Data Legislation. Legislative brief.
policy report
Peters, E.E. & Voight, M. (2018). Inequities Persist: Access and Completion Gaps at Public Flagships in The Great Lakes Region. [contributor as research analyst].
blog/
op-ed
Bussey, K. (2018). Pursuing a Terminal Degree at an HBCU. Blog for the Association for the Study of Higher Education Graduate Student website.
blog/
op-ed
Roberson, A. J. & Bussey, K. (2018). ED Debit Cards Rack Up Privacy Concerns. Blog for EdCentral, New America’s Education Policy blog.