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Educator TipsWhy organizations need unique women’s leadership development opportunities in a post-pandemic world?
Editor’s note: Maria Cozette Akopian EdD ’20 designed the Women First: Leadership and Professional Development Program while pursuing her doctoral degree in the Doctor of Education in Organizational Change and...
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Education News
How should higher education navigate the return to campus?
As higher education institutions prepare to reopen their campuses for fall, how should they address the needs of students and staff? The country continues to grapple with the pandemic, while...
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Education News
Five K-12 leaders who are impacting education in California
While their approaches to leadership may vary, K–12 educational leaders in California share a basic but essential trait: Dedication. In a state where per-student funding is low compared to the...
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Educator Tips
Why civil debate is critical for educational leaders?
In these hyper-polarized times, it can be difficult for educational leaders to deliver nuanced solutions. In addition to political pressure from school boards and educational institutions, cable news and social...
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Education News
How to lead in a time of crisis
USC President Folt in conversation with USC Rossier Dean Noguera
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Education News
How to be a superintendent: Be ready for everything
At annual leadership conference, pros give advice on running districts
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Alumni Story
Guiding principal
Elias Miles EdD ’21, principal of A.E. Wright Middle School in Calabasas, Calif., earned a 2019 DSAG scholarship.
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Rossier News
Building a school culture of equity? It’s a marathon
At annual leadership conference, attendees hear the value of patience
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Alumni Story
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...
