Jennifer Rosales serves as the inaugural Executive Director of the Center for Engaged Pedagogy at Barnard College. Previously she was the Director of Research and Evaluation at Georgetown University's Center for Social Justice. At the CSJ, she conducted research on social justice issues, arts, and education and supports faculty and student research in these areas. She worked with faculty across the university and abroad on grant-funded research about transnational media education and global community-based learning. Currently she is conducting research on arts education in DC Public Schools and co-writing a book for Routledge on media literacy at the margins. In addition, she led the evaluation plan, implementation and analysis for the various community engagement programs. She has taught Arts-Based Research Methods and Research Methods for Justice and Peace Studies and co-taught courses on qualitative field research and evaluation. She is part of Campus Compact’s 2019-2020 Eastern Region Engaged Scholar Initiative. She received her PhD, MA, and BA from the University of Southern California.