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Alumni StoryAllyson Felix is not done
The Olympic great and USC Rossier grad is retired but staying busy with a new shoe company, elevating athletes’ voices and empowering women.
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Research
USC students teach STEM to middle-schoolers, using a game
A new research project led by Darnell Cole explores the impact of multigenerational STEM mentoring on L.A. middle schoolers.
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Education News
What can we do about COVID-related learning loss?
Experts offer evidence-based methods to close the gap following the pandemic.
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Educator Tips
How can schools better serve the needs of secondary English learners?
USC Rossier professor Eugenia Mora-Flores on why supporting ELs is everyone’s responsibility.
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Faculty News
How do you combine hip-hop music and science teaching?
USC Rossier Professor Chris Emdin on working in service to youth, teaching as performance art and hip-hop’s transferable skills.
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Faculty News
USC Race and Equity Center seeks to ‘illuminate, disrupt and dismantle’ racism
Led by Shaun Harper, the USC Race and Equity Center is teaching business leaders, educators and administrators how to better serve their communities with evidence-based strategies to advance equity.
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Rossier News
“You can’t have research without equity”
Shirley Malcom, PhD shared her path to education and science equity at the 44th Pullias Lecture
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Education News
Alberto Carvalho has arrived in L.A. with plans to make LAUSD the premier district in the U.S.
Superintendent Carvalho and Dean Noguera discuss what’s different about LAUSD, the district’s new approach to centralization, and the importance of enrolling L.A.’s youngest students.
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Education News
Three-day school strike was a disruption for all
USC Rossier Dean Pedro Noguera on the school shutdown
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Alumni Story
Not even threats deter San Diego County superintendent
Paul Gothold EdD ’17 aims to improve conditions for all students, including migrant and transborder students.
