Leadership
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.
Institute Staff
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.
Pratik Mhatre is the Associate Director of the Institute and the Study Director for the National Study of Learning Mindsets. Dr. Mhatre received his Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Science from Texas A&M University and his Masters in Public Policy from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Mhatre is deeply interested in the relationship between public policy and the environment, especially the intersection of public education & health policies and their impact on socio-economic characteristics of the neighborhood/community through bettering college access and college readiness for low-income and disadvantaged students. Previously, Dr. Mhatre was the Co-PI and Project Director for the To College and Beyond GEARUP grant serving school districts in the greater Austin and San Antonio region and served as the Data and Research Administrator for the Texas GEAR UP State Grant.