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Kendyll Cole

Undergraduate Assistant

Bio

Originally hailing from the south side of Chicago, Kendyll Cole is a senior at Ä¢¹½Av pursuing a B.S. in Policy and Management with a concentration in Data Analytics. Her research interests center on race, equity, social policy, and the ways institutions shape the experiences of marginalized communities. She has conducted interdisciplinary research across academic and professional settings, including with the Urban Institute’s Office of Race & Equity Research, where she contributed to research on community safety, maternal health, and algorithmic systems.

At Carnegie Mellon, she has also conducted research examining race and language and presented her work at the Linguistic Society of America’s Annual Conference in 2022. Through her work with the Center for Black European Studies and the Atlantic, she brings experience in literature review, qualitative and quantitative research, source synthesis, and equity-centered analysis to translate complex research into organized, accessible resources that advance the Center’s ongoing research, editorial, and scholarly work.