Change, which is published six times a year, is a magazine dealing with contemporary issues in higher education.
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So proud of all our @USCPullias faculty and researchers who presented their work at #AERA2026!
@ZCorwin @AdriannaKezar @royeljohnson
A glimpse into USC Rossier at the AERA 2026 Conference.
From sharing insights to engaging in meaningful conversations, last week’s conference brought together perspectives that continue to shape the field of education.
#AERA2026 #AERA #USCRossier #EducationResearch
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Many @USCPullias faculty and researchers presented their research-practice findings at last month's #AERA2026 conference. Read more about their conference takeaways in this terrific write-up by Kianoosh Hashemzadeh here: rossier.usc.edu/news-insight…
@ZCorwin, @royeljohnson, @Joey_Kitchen, @AdriannaKezar, @USCRossier
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How can peer mentoring support student success on your campus? On June 17, we'll explore how thoughtfully designed peer mentoring can be a game-changer for low-income students’ success as they transition to college. Our expert panelists share compelling mixed-methods evidence of an effective peer mentoring model that boosts students’ confidence, sense of belonging, and clarity about their academic and career pathways. Register here: sc-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regis…
@Joey_Kitchen, @ZCorwin, @AdriannaKezar, @USCRossier, #peermentoring, #highered
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There's still time to register for next Tuesday's (5/26) BALAD webinar focusing on navigating process, people and power! With our partners @EdCounselDC and @aaas, we look forward to seeing you there: uscrossier.zoom.us/meeting/r…
@SteveD1914, @ArtColemanDC, @USCRossier, @travisyork
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BREAKING NEWS: It's already been quite a year in #highered — and due to requests from our colleagues, we've decided to extend our 2025 Delphi Award application period for TWO WEEKS. Be sure to complete your application showing your systemic, scalable support of your VITAL/contingent faculty by Friday, July 11! Learn more and begin your application here: pullias.usc.edu/project-page…
@USCRossier, @AdriannaKezar, @aacu, @TIAAInstitute, @kcculver
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ICYMI: Terrific attendance at our joint @USCPullias-@USCRaceEquity webinar last week. Missed it or want to watch it again? Here's your opportunity!
youtube.com/watch?v=HgRpTlon…
@USCRossier
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Dr. Andrea Romero, Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs at @uarizona, joins our latest COACHECast episode. She discusses her experiences in community-based research, how this work has influenced her #Leadership and #faculty engagement, and more! coache.gse.harvard.edu/andre…
#highered
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USC Center for Enrollment Research, Policy and Practice (CERPP) Scholar-in-Residence Jerry Lucido discusses the upcoming CERPP 2025 Conference "Meeting the Moment: Leadership for Equity."
Register today for CERPP 2025: bit.ly/49Y5XG9
#USC #USCRossier #Research
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Join @USCPullias researchers for this #ASHE2024 conference session.
pullias.usc.edu/ashe-2024-li…
@USCRossier, @ASHEoffice, @AdriannaKezar, @ZCorwin, @MariamaPhD
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Mark your calendars — the 46th #PulliasLecture is set for Monday, April 7! This year's honored speaker is SUNY Chancellor @JohnBKing, former education secretary under President Obama. Learn more about Dr. King and the Lecture here: pullias.usc.edu/pullias-lect…
@USCRossier, @AdriannaKezar, @PedroANoguera
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Another thoughtful review for our book from brilliant scholars @ArseneFrederic1 and @JorgeBurmicky - please consider supporting the text (and this review) in ways you see fit!
"Higher Education Leadership" edited by Rozana Carducci et al. is “for everyone who is ready to push back against the status quo and elevate equity-driven and socially just perspectives,” write @ArseneFrederic1 and @JorgeBurmicky in a review for #Academe aaup.org/article/required-re…
ALT Cover of "Higher Education Leadership: Challenging Tradition and Forging Possibilities" by Rozana Carducci, Jordan Harper, and Adrianna Kezar. A collage of face profiles in various colors and patterns
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“The Delphi Award recognizes that student success is dependent on the engagement of all faculty, and it draws attention to the need for colleges and universities to play a leadership role in advancing equity,” said AAC&U President Lynn Pasquerella.
Congratulations to the 2024 Delphi Award Winners......@UMassAmherst and Michigan State University's College of Arts and Letters (@CALMSU)! From a competitive field of higher education applicants, these two public research universities demonstrated their outstanding support for their contingent/VITAL faculty. In addition, kudos to @UDelaware and @SanJacCollege for their selection as #DelphiAward finalists. Read more about their impressive policies and programs: pullias.usc.edu/university-o…
@USCRossier, @AdriannaKezar, @aacu @TIAAInstitute
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#HigherEd leaders face numerous challenges post-affirmative action. USC Rossier professors Shaun Harper (@DrShaunHarper) and @JuliePosselt discuss the importance of maintaining focus on diversity in their commentary: bit.pulse.ly/7lecwx07q5
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May was #FosterCareMonth. Royel Johnson (@royeljohnson) discussed misconceptions, challenges & strategies to support foster youth in a recent interview. Read more about these challenges & his upcoming book to learn how you can helphttps://bit.pulse.ly/tff8gwy6ah
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Looking to add to your summer reading list with the best books in higher education? You'll definitely want to add "Creating a Culture of Campus-wide Student Success" by @AdriannaKezar, @Joey_Kitchen, Ron Hallett and @RosieJPerez. Highlighting key findings from @USCPullias' Promoting At-promise Student Success' (PASS) study, Library Bookwatch of the Midwest Book Review stated the book "will prove to be of particular value to readers with an interest in Higher Education and Continuing Education curriculum development and student support.”
Link: bit.ly/3X2eEe9
@USCRossier, @ResearchAtUSC, @ZCorwin
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"This special edition of @ChangeHigher is a response to the recent escalation & shift in direction of higher ed in serving the public good...and a plea for campus leaders & stakeholders to rethink their priorities, commitments, & values..." @AdriannaKezar bit.ly/4dyRmme
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She offered the solution more than 20 years ago — are we finally ready to listen? In this 2003 archival @ChangeHigher article by Carol A. Twigg, she examines 'Improving Quality and Reducing Costs: Designs for Effective Learning.' doi.org/10.1080/00091383.201…
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AERA 2024 starts on April 11th! Join Pullias Center faculty and researchers at their upcoming sessions. #AERA2024 pullias.usc.edu/meet-the-pul…
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✨Join Div J Grads’ Spring Book Series
We will be discussing @RozanaCarducci, @jordnharper, & @AdriannaKezar new book Higher Education Leadership on March 21 at 6PM ET! We are eager to engage with these authors about their amazing work. 🔥
RSVP today! tinyurl.com/aeradivjsbs
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Has the pandemic changed our view of understanding of in-person vs. online learning? Key arguments were presented in this archival 1999 @ChangeHigher article by Merisotis and Phipps: tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
@AdriannaKezar, @kcculver, @USCRossier
