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Renee Rinehart

Ph.D. in Education Candidate, Harvard Graduate School of Education

Renee Rinehart is an accomplished professional with a strong background in education policy and research.

She holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education from Harvard University, complemented by a Master's in Public Policy (M.P.P.) in Education Policy from Vanderbilt University and a Bachelor's in Political Science from the University of Notre Dame.

Renee has gained diverse experience through various roles in esteemed organizations, including serving as a TEAM Program Analyst at the Tennessee Department of Education and as an Associate Consultant at P3 Consulting.

Her past experiences include positions such as Education Delivery Unit Graduate Assistant at the Tennessee Department of Education, First to the Top Graduate Assistant at the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, and School Liaison and Research Assistant at Project SUPPORT and INCLUDE at Vanderbilt University.

Furthermore, Renee has shown her versatile skills by being a Lumina Productivity Intern at the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, a Center for Great Public Schools Volunteer Intern at the National Education Association, and a Parliamentary Intern for Celia Barlow, Labour MP at the United Kingdom Parliament.

Her expertise extends to roles like Education Policy Research Assistant at the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, showcasing her commitment to the field of education policy and research.

Renee Rinehart's educational qualifications and extensive professional experience make her a valuable asset in the realm of education policy and research.

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Oct 13 · linkedin

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Oct 7 · linkedin

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Cambridge, Massachusetts