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Research
Center for Urban education & WICHE partner on student equity project in Colorado
The Center for Urban Education (CUE) at the USC’s Rossier School of Education and the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) are partnering on a project supporting the implementation...
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Alumni Story
Knuckleheads wanted
Amir Whitaker ME ’08, EdD ’11 stood before 200 urban high school students on March 15, and held up an old notebook cover scribbled with the initials of 18 of...
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Alumni StoryAlumna favors preventive school law in Orange county
Margaret Chidester wanted to make improvements in education policy. Between rows of generic gray office buildings in an Irvine, Calif., business park, stands a distinct sign in bright cardinal and...
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Student Story
Gabriela Gonzalez and Jacqueline Mendoza, recipients of the Leo F. Buscaglia inner-city teaching scholarship fund
Gabriela Gonzalez and Jacqueline Mendoza, Rossier Master of Arts in Teaching candidates, are among recent recipients of the generous Leo F. Buscaglia Inner-City Teaching Scholarship Fund. Both Gonzalez and Mendoza...
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Faculty News
Dr. Adrianna Kezar named co-director of USC Pullias Center
Professor Adrianna Kezar has been named co-director of the Pullias Center for Higher Education at USC Rossier, where she has served as associate director since 2003. Kezar is an expert...
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Giving
Responsibility expert explains why he gives back to USC Rossier
Marvin Marshall EdD ’69, a member of The Academy, has been giving to the school’s Annual Fund for more than 30 years. A prolific speaker and author, Marshall has been...
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Alumni Story
Donor Cheryl Kyle ’62 takes school’s global mission to heart
When Rossier donor Cheryl Kyle ’62 graduated from the School of Education, she never dreamed she would have an extraordinary two-decade-long relationship with the Maasai in Africa. The union began...
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Faculty News
Dr. Robert Rueda elected to National Academy of Education
Robert Rueda, Stephen H. Crocker Professor in Education and professor of Educational Psychology at the USC Rossier School of Education, has been elected a member of the National Academy of...
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Faculty News
John Slaughter revisits the changing face of engineering
Professor John Slaughter recounts his childhood in segregated Topeka, Kansas and reflects on the continued need for diversity in engineering in America today
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Faculty News
Dean Gallagher honored at annual DSAG dinner; superintendents build scholarship endowment
Dean Karen Symms Gallagher was honored Wednesday evening with the annual Dean’s Superintendents Advisory Group (DSAG) award for significant contributions to education at the group’s annual dinner in Monterey, California...
