Lois Davis

RAND Corporation

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Senior policy researcher at RAND Corporation, focuses on correctional education and prison re-entry, and professor at Pardee RAND Graduate School

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Pell Grants are for students who can't afford college.

Pell Grants for Prisoners?

Pell Grants are for students who can't afford college.

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Pell Grants are for students who can't afford college.

Pell Grants for Prisoners?

Pell Grants are for students who can't afford college.

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