As a family friend started in on the battle of her life, PhD student Bradley Marianno made her the hero of a new book
Community Engagement
At first-generation college student summit, USC leaders emphasize opportunities
Provost Michael Quick joined with professors, staff and students to highlight options
L.A.’s teenage girls find representation at ‘Hidden Figures’ screening
Thousands of students packed the Galen Center for a star-studded showing of Hidden Figures
Rossier to host Education Writers Association seminar on charter schools
The seminar brings journalists to USC from across the country
New grant to allow study of African-American participation in physics, astronomy
Cole, Slaughter have received a $100,000 grant to lead workshop
Secretary of Education John King unveils new teacher-prep rules at Rossier event
Obama administration officials toured USC Rossier and used it to highlight strong methods of teacher preparation
In White House visit, Andres brings attention to bisexual community
Advocates and scholars join to collaborate on resources, paths forward
$1 million gift established to boost effectiveness of K-5 math instruction
The Joan Herman and Richard Rasiej Mathematics Initiative will explore strategies to support current teachers
In Santa Ana, new USC high school aims high
Most of the students in the college prep school’s first freshman class come from the local community — and they’re feeling the faculty’s high expectations
Innovative Curriculum Boosts Fourth Graders’ Knowledge of Math and Science
Use of Speedometry also leads to improvements in girls’ attitudes toward math and science USC ROSSIER RESEARCHERS KNEW FOURTH GRADERS WOULD HAVE FUN WITH SPEEDOMETRY, a free curriculum designed in partnership with the Mattel Children’s Foundation that comes with 40 Hot Wheels cars and 100 feet of track. But what would the students learn? The answer is found […]