Ron Avi Astor: Racial Unrest, COVID-19 Need to be Addressed as Part of School Cimate
Ron Avi Astor, professor of social welfare in the Graduate School of Education & Information Studies, will participate in two […]
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Sarah T. Roberts: Algorithms Imperfect in Monitoring the Infodemic
Sarah T. Roberts, associate professor in UCLA’s Department of Information Studies, took part in the webinar, “Can Algorithms Tackle the […]
Virtual Commencement Celebrates the UCLA Ed & IS Class of 2020
This year’s virtual commencement ceremony of the UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies on June 13 was not […]
Ramesh Srinivasan: More Transparency and Oversight Would Preserve Democracy on the Internet
Ramesh Srinivasan, UCLA professor of information studies, has published an op-ed for CNN Opinion on “How Silicon Valley is putting […]
UCLA Education Experts Look at Effect of Pandemic on L.A.’s Underserved Students
John Rogers, director of the UCLA Institute for Democracy, Education, and Access, and Pedro Noguera, director of the UCLA Center […]
UCLA Education to Launch Webinar Series on Transformative Coaching
(Updated; event rescheduled to Tuesday, June 30, 6 p.m.) Sue Enquist knows a thing or two about being a champion. […]
Joseph Bishop: Teaching Education Policy and Politics from a Distance
This week, the Sudikoff Public Forum features a Q&A with Joseph P. Bishop, director of the Center for the Transformation […]
UCLA Ed & IS: The Difference That Giving Makes
UCLA Education and Information Studies thanks the many donors who have given to our UCLA Spark Campaign that was launched last […]
Debra Duardo: LA County Superintendent of Schools Discusses Issues of Reopening
Debra Duardo (’13, EdD; ’96, MSW; ’94, BA, Women’s/Chicana Studies, Cum Laude) was recently interviewed on KPCC’s “Air Talk” on […]
Russell Johnson: Piecing Together the 1918 Influenza Pandemic
UCLA alumnus Russell Johnson (’93, MLS), was featured in a recent article for Atlas Obscura on a UCLA Library Special […]
Marcelo Suárez-Orozco: Immigrants are Essential to Pandemic Economy, Society
Wasserman Dean Marcelo Suárez-Orozco has recently published an article for Rational Middle on a presidential order that bars immigrants from […]
UCLA Community Schools Serve as Cornerstone for Los Angeles Neighborhoods
The UCLA Center for Community Schooling recently highlighted its work at the UCLA Community School in Koreatown and Mann UCLA […]
A Message to the UCLA Education and Information Studies Community
As we prepare for the Fall Quarter, I am delighted to share that we have now recruited three new outstanding […]
New UCLA Data for Democracy Brief Examines Housing Inequality in Los Angeles
Professor Ananya Roy studies access to housing and housing justice movements around the world. In describing her work, she uses […]
Josephine Pham Honored with AERA Outstanding Dissertation Award
As a former language arts teacher, Josephine Pham (’19, PhD, Urban Schooling) spent a great deal of time “off-duty” with […]
Ron Avi Astor: Surveys for Students, Teachers, and Families Can Help Schools in Pandemic Crisis
Ron Avi Astor, professor of social welfare at UCLA’s Graduate School of Education & Information Studies and at the UCLA […]
Center X: Taking Parents to School on Teaching at Home
Project directors at UCLA’s Center X have provided suggestions and pointers for parents who are now filling in for their […]
Johanna Drucker: Information Fields and the Pandemic
This past March, Johanna Drucker, the UCLA Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies, and Anna Chen, head librarian of UCLA’s William […]
Keara Williams: TEP Alumna Overcomes Students Lack of Participation
TEP alumna Keara Williams was highlighted in The Los Angeles Times for her efforts in reaching her students during the […]
A Message to the UCLA Education and Information Studies Community
Week after week, I am moved by the way we are all adapting to such challenging circumstances – our daily […]
UCLA Education Looks at What’s Next for California Schools
UCLA Professors of Education John Rogers were interviewed by The Los Angeles Times on the changes that will have to […]
A Message to the UCLA Education and Information Studies Community
I would like to share some thoughts with you and yours during this first week of April 2020, a time […]
A Message From the Wasserman Dean to the UCLA Ed & IS Community
I reach out to you today with my heartfelt hope that you and yours are healthy and safe. I also […]