Sarah Reckhow is an American political scientist and professor at Michigan State University whose research focuses on philanthropy, education policy, and urban governance.
She has authored books and articles examining the influence of private funding on public education systems and the dynamics of nonprofit and philanthropic involvement in local governance.
[2] Reckhow has engaged in applied policy work through initiatives like InnovateGov, a program at MSU aimed at connecting students with public service opportunities in Detroit.
[2][3] Reckhow has received multiple research grants, including funding from the Institute of Education Sciences, the Spencer Foundation, and the W.T.
[2] Reckhow married Matt Grossmann a fellow professor of political science, on June 2, 2007, in Durham, North Carolina.