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Leading socially conscious research --
We're committed to closing the racial-equity gap.
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Making an impact --
Our data tools help institutions change their own practices.
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Working together --
Partnering with us brings expertise in achieving college completion goals.
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Broadening participation --
We're committed to increasing Latina & Latino access to STEM.
Welcome
Thank you for visiting our website! We hope it gives you a clear sense of our values and how you can use our work to achieve equity on your campus. We are dedicated to conducting research that makes a difference. We’ve pioneered the CUE Equity Model, a multi-faceted framework and set of tools used to conduct equity-based inquiry that is helping higher education institutions across the country become more accountable to students from underserved racial and ethnic communities.
If you have any questions, please give us a call at (213) 740-5202 or email us at rossier.cue@usc.edu.
The Center for Urban Education (CUE) leads socially conscious research and develops tools needed for institutions of higher education to produce equity in student outcomes.
What's New
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CUE Collaborates to Improve Latino Student Completion of STEM Degrees
The Center for Urban Education organized a workshop on Aug. 13 between faculty and administrators from Hispanic-serving community colleges and state universities in California to promote greater equity in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) for Latinos. The emphasis on... ...[more]
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CUE's ASHE Institutes Reshape Policy Analysis with Equity Focus
The creation of the Journal of African American Males in Education; an equity component added to the Illinois Community College Board's Pathways to Results project; a program to show teachers and administrators in two Boston public schools how to use... ...[more]
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CUE's Tools to Assist Two Boston High Schools This Summer
Tia McNair, assistant director for the National College Access Network and a 2009 ASHE Institutes participant, recently received a major grant from the Kresge Foundation. The funding will provide NCAN the resources to develop a process to manage school-based outreach... ...[more]