How master’s student Sarah Toutant came to embrace the path she was already on
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Early career scholars shine at national research convening
An annual gathering of education researchers brings accolades to many at USC Rossier
Higher education advocate to keynote commencement
Ted Mitchell will speak at this year’s ceremony, alongside master’s student (and future PhD) Sarah Toutant
Creating Opportunities
Hattie Mitchell EdD ’17 opened Crete Academy in South Los Angeles in September 2017, mere months after completing the USC Rossier Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership program. Her goal was to meet the needs of children from families experiencing homelessness or extreme poverty. Hattie’s vision was forged by her early life experiences. Growing up, […]
Why colleges need ‘tactical plans’ to help Latino students
In the 40th Pullias Lecture, Sarita E. Brown challenges academics to be positive forces for change in higher ed
City Club honors USC Rossier dean as difference-maker
The organization praised Karen Symms Gallagher’s work in Los Angeles
Grad studies expert wins award from major ed research group
AERA will present its Early Career Award to USC Rossier professor Julie Posselt
How much is technology helping to get students to college?
A new report from the Pullias Center looks at the effectiveness of digital tools
Major NSF early career award goes to USC Rossier professor
The award will fund a long-term study of teacher learning
Candidates for top state education position talk visions at USC
In a policy forum hosted by USC Rossier, three candidates talked about the direction of California education policy