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Faculty NewsOver her 25 years at USC Rossier, Mary Andres helped to establish the school’s esteemed MFT program that has prepared nearly 1,000 therapists for service
As Andres teaches her final courses, she reflects on co-leading the Marriage and Family Therapy program, the challenges the next generation of therapists will face and the new scholarship created in her honor.
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Faculty News
USC’s Mary Helen Immordino-Yang elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
The professor of education, psychology and neuroscience joins an illustrious membership that includes leaders across disciplines working to advance knowledge and the public good.
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Research
Annual education conference champions interdisciplinary research for equitable renewal
From top fellowships to a vibrant community gathering in Denver, USC Rossier leaves its mark on the nation’s premier education research conference.
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Faculty News
Julie Slayton appointed chair-designate of the AERA Ethics Committee
Slayton will lead efforts to promote ethical conduct and integrity within the education research community.
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Faculty News
Two USC Rossier scholars named prestigious American Educational Research Association Fellows
Julie Posselt and Erika Patall join the class of 2025 AERA Fellows.
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Rossier News
USC Rossier honors five faculty at chair installation ceremony
At a special event at USC’s Town and Gown Ballroom, five women at the forefront of their fields in education are recognized with endowed chairs.
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Education News
At tech conference for women leaders in education, practitioners explore how AI can benefit education
The inaugural Tech, Power & Equity conference, organized by Voice4Equity, brought together 100 women superintendents and leaders
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Faculty News
Royel Johnson to be writer-in-residence at The Studios of Key West in partnership with La Maison Baldwin
The prestigious fellowship honors writer and civil rights activist James Baldwin.
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Faculty News
Noel Anderson joins USC Rossier as visiting scholar
With over 25 years of public and private sector experience, Anderson will share his expertise on the future of work and schooling.
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Research
New study reveals that witnessing violence harms the brains of older teens—but ‘transcendent thinking’ may be an antidote
These latest findings from CANDLE researchers show that teens who think about social issues and violence in more reflective ways show greater resilience to the effects of violence exposure on their brain development.
