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Education NewsThe Strategic Vision and Goals Behind Uniting the Pullias Center for Higher Education and Center for Enrollment Research, Policy and Practice
A conversation with Professors Adrianna Kezar and Julie Posselt on merging two leading research centers to advance equity, and student access and success in higher education.
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Rossier News
USC Rossier launches Master of Education in Learning Design with AI and Emerging Technologies (LDAI) online program.
The forward-thinking degree, designed at the intersection of learning design, artificial intelligence and educational innovation, will prepare professionals to lead instructional design innovation in their professional settings.
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Rossier News
USC Rossier’s new Doctor of Education in Mental Health Leadership program enters second year
This innovative program fills a critical gap in mental health education, preparing students for success in leadership roles.
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Education News
PACE announces Lupita Cortez Alcalá as new executive director
Alcalá offers extensive expertise, a steadfast dedication to educational equity and a strong track record of connecting education research, policy and practice.
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Education News
Innovation meets impact at the USC EdTech Accelerator
Participants in the annual program—including several USC alumni—run companies that are reshaping the field of educational technology and the future of learning.
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Research
Teaching English in a changing world, TESOL in the age of AI
As AI-powered tools enter the classroom, the role of the TESOL educator is evolving and adapting to new technologies without losing its human core.
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Rossier News
Teaching Outstanding Math to Migrant Youth (TOMMY) program inspires first-generation students through math and college immersion
USC Rossier welcomes first cohort of TOMMY students.
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Rossier News
A home run for college access
USC College Advising Corps celebrates its 10th anniversary at Dodger Stadium.
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Student Story
Eight USC Rossier MFT graduate students awarded selective Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health stipends
Recipients receive $18,500 and hands-on experience to serve Los Angeles’ underserved communities.
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Research
University of Kentucky and USC Rossier researchers analyze impact of charter school performance amid the pandemic
Study finds Tennessee charter school students outpaced traditional public school peers in academic recovery following COVID-19 pandemic, with notable gains in the Nashville region.
