- Ph.D. Candidate, Michigan State University
Dr. Bradley D. Custer is a recent graduate of the higher, adult, and lifelong education Ph.D. program at Michigan State University. His research focuses on policies and laws that affect the ability of system-impacted people to go to college. His professional experience in higher education includes student and academic affairs work at a community college, a research university, and a comprehensive university.
Experience
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–presentPh.D. Candidate, Michigan State University
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2012–2015Student Conduct Coordinator, Moraine Valley Community College
Education
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2019Michigan State University, Ph.D./ Higher, Adult, & Lifelong Education
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2012Wright State University, M.A./ Student Affairs in Higher Education Administration
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2010Capital University, B.A./ French
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2010Capital University, B.M./ Music Education
Publications
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2019Understanding the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act, Then and Now, Journal of College and University Law
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2018Criminal background checks in university housing: An analysis of housing discrimination and state laws, Journal of College and University Student Housing
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2018Applying to university with criminal convictions: a comparative study of admissions policies in the United States and United Kingdom, Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management
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2018Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act Compliance at Michigan Community Colleges, Community College Journal of Research and Practice
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2018Reconsidering Policy Barriers for Justice-Involved College Students, Journal of College Access
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2017Variations in State Sex Offender Statutes: Implications for U.S. Higher Education, Criminal Justice Policy Review
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2016College Admission Policies for Ex-Offender Students: A Literature Review, Journal of Correctional Education
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2013Why College Admissions Policies for Students with Felony Convictions Are Not Working at One Institution, College and University
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2013Admission Denied: A Case Study of an Ex-Offender, Journal of College Admission
Professional Memberships
- Association for the Study of Higher Education
- Association for Student Conduct Administration
Contact Bradley for
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- Media request
- Speaking request
- Consulting / Advising
- Research collaboration
- Research supervision