Emanuel Pleitez discussed his hopes for L.A.-area public education at an event held Monday night.
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TFA benefits outweigh stereotypes
There are many stereotypes about Teach for America, but none of them matter. Sending accomplished, smart and motivated young leaders into struggling schools is what matters.
Read the rest of this article »Venture for America, a new business version of Teach for America, shows promise.
Read the rest of this article »Panel discusses state of education system
EdMonth kicks off with a panel of educational leaders Monday in Bovard Auditorium.
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NBC’s Education Nation serves as inspiration for the program, BSA President Eric Burse said.
Read the rest of this article »More seniors apply to alternative career programs to give back
A larger number of USC seniors are applying to alternative career programs this year hoping to make a difference.
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As students at a leading private research university in California, we have a duty to more than simply notice the escalating gap between the rich and the poor in the United States and abroad. Timothy Smeeding, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor who specializes in poverty said to USA Today, “More than other countries, [America] has [...]
Read the rest of this article »Most USC students are not looking for non-profit jobs
The CPPC said the majority of on-campus recruiting is done by Fortune 500 companies.
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Using grad school as a way to delay entering a discouraging job market is a risky move.
Read the rest of this article »In tough job market, TFA applications up
Students say Teach For America offers a chance to teach while waiting for other opportunities.
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