The School was ranked at #17, among over 100 public and private graduate schools. In the Higher Education Administration specialty field, USC Rossier rose to #6, its highest ranking to date.
Julie Marsh spoke at the World Bank on May 20, 2013 about her longitudinal study of a performance bonus program implemented in New York City public schools.
“As educators we face challenges that previous generations did not experience. Thankfully, in my Rossier classes I learned about concepts that can help educators meet these challenges head on.”
The blog will feature posts by Bill Tierney, Constance Iloh, Kristan Venegas and Randy Clemens.
Whitaker encouraged graduates to go the extra mile and fight on to make an impact on their students.
Rossier is hosting an accreditation visit by NCATE this fall. Interested parties are invited to submit third-party comments to the visiting team no later than three months prior to the visit.
Mataczynski’s dissertation is titled, “Advising and Acculturation Variables as Predictors of Satisfaction, Sense of Belonging, and Persistence among International Undergraduates.”
Amina Humphrey’s research has been accepted by the International Popular Culture Association, the Frederick Douglass Institute Collaborative and the Association of Black Psychologists.
Los Angeles Sentinel featured Rossier professor and USC Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Services Michael L. Jackson in a story titled, “Michael L. Jackson Retires from USC.”
Jordan spoke about her involvement in the “Be the Match” National Donor Program, and how her bone marrow donation saved the life of a woman in Austin, TX.
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