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Rossier NewsUSC Rossier launches new online programs
Master of Education in Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs online and three new concentrations to the Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership online. Applications for the 2024–2025 academic year open on August 1.
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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
NIL era creates opportunity, challenges for athletes
Changes to rules governing intercollegiate athletics bring challenges and promise for student athletes.
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Research
USC Rossier aims to diversify pipeline of future educators
How faculty are leading the way to bring equity-minded change to graduate education.
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Rossier News
USC Rossier joins new USC Center for Generative AI and Society
New Center will explore the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on culture, education, media and society.
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Rossier News
Enrollment leaders discuss critical issues in higher education at 2023 CERPP Conference
DEI, merit-based scholarships and the impending Supreme Court decision on admissions among pressing topics
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Alumni Story
Two USC Rossier grads partner to reimagine military training
Victor Castro MEd ’19 and Richard DiNinni EdD ’22 are creating new educational programs at West Point that blend virtual reality and game-based training technologies with research-based pedagogy.
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Rossier News
Education visionary Irving R. Melbo was ahead of his time
Inaugural Melbo Lecture on Thursday, August 25, “Leading in Times of Radical Change: Invitation to Lead for a New Future”
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Alumni Story
Building the foundation for economic opportunity
Michèle G. Turner BS ’81, EdD ’14 is blazing a path forward for diverse contracting at USC.
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Education News
Professor Jerry Lucido on why race-aware admission policies must be defended
The Supreme Court will soon hear cases on the legality of considering applicants’ race in the additions process, but whatever the ruling, colleges must remain dedicated to their commitments to equity and diversity.
