Marybeth Gasman

Professor Marybeth Gasman is a distinguished scholar and the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Endowed Chair in Education at Rutgers University. She is also a Distinguished Professor and serves as the Associate Dean for Research in the Graduate School of Education. With an extensive publication record, Professor Gasman has made significant contributions to the fields of Minority Serving Institutions, fundraising and philanthropy, racism and diversity, and higher education leadership. Her academic journey is deeply rooted in the history of American higher education, which informs her research and teaching. Professor Gasman has authored numerous books and articles, establishing herself as a leading voice in her areas of expertise. Her work not only advances academic discourse but also has practical implications for policy and practice in higher education. Professor Gasman's research has been supported by substantial grant funding, which she has successfully secured to further her investigations and support her students and research partners. Her commitment to fostering an inclusive academic environment is evident in her dedication to mentoring emerging scholars and practitioners in the field. In addition to her research and teaching, Professor Gasman has served on various boards, contributing her expertise to the broader educational community. Her efforts have been recognized with prestigious awards, highlighting her excellence in teaching and her impactful mentorship. Through her leadership roles and scholarly contributions, Professor Gasman continues to shape the landscape of higher education, advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Her work remains influential in guiding institutions and individuals toward more equitable and effective educational practices.