Department of Education

Jacques P. Lesure

Visiting Assistant Professor of Education
Room 236
Fall 2024 Office Hours Wednesdays 1:30-3:30

Biography

Jacques P. Lesure is a scholar, advocate and consultant from DeKalb County, GA. His research interests interrogate the politics and pedagogies that shape Black masculine-affirming educational projects across social, political, and economic contexts. His dissertation examined how race, gender, and political economy shaped a non-profit's approach to career and leadership education for collegiate Black men. He holds a Master's and Ph.D in Educational Policy Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is also trained in Culturally Responsive and Equitable Evaluation, having worked for two years with the National Science Foundation. He received his Bachelor's from Occidental College in Los Angeles, CA.

Recent News

Developed by Jacques Lesure, EDUC 1015: Reimagining Power: Community-Driven Evaluation and Education, will explore how to use culturally responsive approaches to evaluate the effectiveness of social programs in partnership with three organizations serving young people in Providence.
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Visiting Assistant Professor of Education, Jacques P. Lesure, shares about his recently-defended dissertation research on nonprofit leadership programs for “high-achieving” Black men, plans for future research projects, and courses he will teach at Brown.
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