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Critical need for change in enrollment leadership
CERPP Conference 2025–Meeting the Moment: Leadership in Equity announces speakers and sessions.
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Rossier News
Creating an academic achievement model to empower students with the resources and mentorship needed to thrive in higher education
USC Rossier researchers collaborated with Black College Success to evaluate program impact and effectiveness.
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Rossier News
USC College Advising Corps steps up to the plate
A homerun partnership with Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation for summer college workshops.
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Faculty News
If you could ask the presidential candidates anything related to higher education, what would it be?
From college affordability and free speech to generative AI and science literacy, USC Rossier faculty provided their debate questions.
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Rossier News
USC CAC advisers celebrate Decision Day with Cabrillo High School students in Long Beach
Near-peer advisers met with students to unlock college potential.
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Educator Tips
Helping students afford their college dreams
USC College Advising Corps advisers invited to White House Department of Education listening session to discuss the Free Application for Federal Student Aid process.
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Rossier News
“The arrows of influence are as crucial as what’s in the boxes themselves”
Center for Enrollment Research, Policy and Practice Conference 2024: Defending Equity created spaces for reflection and sharing strategies to address pressing issues in enrollment.
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Rossier News
CERPP Conference 2024: Defending Equity announces speakers and sessions
From February 20 to 22, 2024, the conference will tackle key issues in higher education and Affirmative Action.
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Rossier News
Adjusting to a new reality post-U.S. Supreme Court Affirmative Action decision
Panel hosted by USC Rossier discussed the implications for U.S. college admissions.
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Education News
Balancing the potentials and pitfalls of AI in college admissions
Artificial intelligence promises efficiency gains for admissions offices and offers students innovative application tools, but will the new technology advance or hinder equity?