A week-long series of workshops, research presentations, events and social gatherings that help build your “toolkit” for bringing equity and inclusivity into...
Among the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers called to duty during WWII was a thirty-year-old Jewish lawyer from San Francisco named Harry K. Wolff Jr. His...
Hosted by Monique Holguin, Ph.D. student, and Chyna Hill, Ph.D. student, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
The session will include a panel...
Hosted by Sara Jensen, Senior Director of Development, USC Marshall School of Business
People are waiting longer to start families to pursue education and...
Hosted by John Jividen, Office of Equity and Diversity
The Office of Equity and Diversity investigates complaints of harassment and discrimination involving...
Elizabeth Galoozis, Head of Information Literacy; Katherine Kapsidelis, Special Collection Reference & Instruction Librarian; Marje Schuetze-Coburn,...
Hosted by Shafiqa Ahmadi, Associate Professor of Clinical Education, USC Rossier Center for Education, Identity and Social Justice
The issuance of the...
Hosted by Student Services with the Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs (CBCSA).
Snacks provided.
Location: Tommy's Place
Open to: Faculty,...
Lourdes Baezconde-Garbanati, Associate Dean for Community Initiatives, Keck
The demographics of the United States are rapidly changing, and researchers are...
Hosted by Lourdes Baezconde-Garbanati, Associate Dean for Community Initiatives, USC Keck School of Medicine
The demographics of the United States are...
Hosted by Juan Araque, Clinical Associate Professor; and Eugenia Weiss, Clinical Associate Professor, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
This...
The Study of Environmental Stress on Marine Organisms
The broad goal of my research is to understand the effects of environmental stressors on ecologically...
Dr. Griffith is a postdoc in Prof. Donal Manahan's Lab. His seminar title is Interactive effects of marine stressors on early life-stage marine shellfish...
Are you interested in gaining hands-on, practical experience? Do you know how to successfully submit your application and interview with employers? Are you...
Why We Can't Wait: A Social Justice Conversation + Workshop through the lens of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is hosted by the Black Staff and Faculty caucus...
Hosted by Cleopatra Abdou, Assistant Professor, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
Finding balance between academic life and family life can feel...
Hosted by Anthony Maddox, Professor of Clinical Education and Engineering; and John Brooks Slaughter, Professor of Education and Engineering, USC Rossier...
Hosted by Zsuzsa Londe, Assistant Professor of Teaching English Language, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
The first of two round table...
Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Drs. Katherine C. Guevara and Robert Sweeney
This is an active workshop facilitating course review....
Hosted by The Cultural Centers (Asian Pacific American Student Services, Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs, El Centro Chicano, and the LGBT...
Hosted by USC Cultural Centers
Faculty and Student Meet and Greet hosted by Project Remix, a collaborative sponsored by APASS, CBCSA, El Centro and the LGBT...
Hosted by James Adams, Associate Professor, USC School of Pharmacy
The history of the three genocides against the Chumash Indians will be presented in the...
Hosted by John Heilman, Lecturer in Law; Jessica Stern, Executive Director of OutRight International; Jenny Pizer, Lambda Legal; Darrell Cummings, Chief of...
Hosted By: Camille Gear Rich, Professor of Law and Sociology, USC Gould School of Law and Associate Provost of Student and Faculty Initiatives in the Social...
A week-long series of workshops, research presentations, events and social gatherings that help build your “toolkit” for bringing equity and inclusivity into...
Among the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers called to duty during WWII was a thirty-year-old Jewish lawyer from San Francisco named Harry K. Wolff Jr. His...
Hosted by Michele Turner, Executive Director, USC Black Alumni Association
This presentation uses storytelling to describe the evolution of my personal...
Hosted by Elizabeth Galoozis, Head of Information Literacy; Karen Howell, Head, Leavey Library; Karin Saric, Information Services Librarian
The Center for...
Hosted by Professor Lily Ross, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
As faculty, it is critical to identify the impact of our discomfort when...
Hosted by Elyse Fritschel, Infection Prevention Specialist
This presentation will cover the role that cultural biases played nationwide during the Dallas...
Every Wednesday morning, as the sun begins to peek between the clouds, local farmers and vendors set up their booths filled with a vibrant array of locally...
Hosted by Katrina Kubicek, Associate Director, Community Engagement, Keck School of Medicine of USC
Despite making up a substantial part of the U.S....
Hosted by Evelyn Mitchell, Resident Physician; Brian Nguyen, Assistant Professor of Medicine; Robert Israel, Professor Obstetrics & Gynecology, Keck School...
Hosted by Student Affairs and El Centro Chicano.
Snacks provided.
Location: TCC 410 (front conference space)
Open to: Faculty, staff and students
Capacity: 30
Joyce Javier, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, CHLA
Dean Coffey, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, CHLA
Aviril Sepulveda, Occupational...
Hosted by Joyce Javier, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, CHLA; Dean Coffey, Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, CHLA; Aviril Sepulveda,...
Hosted by Malissa Barnwell-Scott, Director of Student Support and First-Generation Professionals; Yasmine McMorrin, Associate Director of Student Support;...
Learn about the progressive degree options for these online and residential graduate programs offered by the Spatial Sciences Institute:
M.S. in Spatial...
Hosted by Debra Waters-Roman, Clinical Associate Professor; Tina Paddock, Clinical Assistant Professor, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
The...
Hosted by Gina Ibrahim, Internship and Diversity Programs Advisor
We continue last year's TARGETing Diversity in the Workplace 3-part series with new...
“What Matters to Me and Why” represents a creative solution to an important and often unrecognized problem in the university setting: the separation of...
Hosted by Gita Govahi, Assistant Dean, USC Marshall School of Business.
In order to explore the concept of unconscious bias, we have created an interactive...
Hosted by Heather Jue Northover: MPH, Director, Center for Health Equity Los Angeles County for Public Health
Location: HSC McKibben 149
Open to: Faculty,...
Hosted by Alison Trope, Clinical Professor; DJ Johnson, Assistant Professor of Practice; Briana Ellerbe, Doctoral student; Olivia Gonzalez, Doctoral...
These workshops are open to all undergraduate and graduate students. They are a great fit for anyone who would like to learn basic skills or consider new...
"Lighting up the central dogma in living embryos to uncover how genomic sequence encodes cell fate decisions”
Abstract: Unraveling the mystery of how a...
Hosted by Terence Fitzgerald, Clinical Associate Professor, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
This session will gather participants to hear and...
Hosted by Wan-Ju Lee, Student; Shenishe Kelly, Student; USC Rossier School of Education
In this training session, the presenters will use postcards as...
Hosted by Robert Turrill, Academic Director, MBV Program; James Bogle, Program Director, MBV Program
The MBV Program is an example of how a graduate program...
Ruggero Sciuto Hertford College
and
The Voltaire Foundation, University of Oxford
“The Christian Roots of d’Holbach’s Atheism”
Wednesday, January 16:...
Hosted by Elianne Fersan, Director, Immigrants and Global Migration Initiative; and Kelby Harrison, Director, LGBTQ Resource Center
Navigating the closet as...
Abstract:
Advances in network technologies and interface design are enabling group activities of varying complexities to be carried out, in whole or in...
Amy Murphy is currently an Associate Professor at USC’s School of Architecture. She has published several pieces examining the relationship between our...
Exhibition
Monday, January 14 through Thursday, February 28, 2019
Opening Reception and Discussion
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
6 to 7 p.m: Reception
7 to 9...
Who is Allah? What makes Him unique? And what does He ask of those who submit to His teachings? Pulitzer Prize-winning author and recipient of a Guggenheim...
Hosted by USC School of Cinematic Arts
The SCA Council on Diversity & Inclusion, USC Levan Institute for Humanities and Ethics, Kanopy, and Gravitas...
USC has more student religious groups than any other university in the United States, and the Interfaith Council includes students representing the diversity...
A week-long series of workshops, research presentations, events and social gatherings that help build your “toolkit” for bringing equity and inclusivity into...
Among the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers called to duty during WWII was a thirty-year-old Jewish lawyer from San Francisco named Harry K. Wolff Jr. His...
Hosted by Shane'a Thomas, Senior Lecturer, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
With the increasing presence and visibility of LGBTQI folks in...
Join us at our hiring fair and learn about the incredible impact you can have helping those living on our streets get all the support they need to start a...
Mayor Eric Garcetti, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, the County of Los Angeles Homeless Initiative, United Way of Greater Los Angeles and City,...
Hosted by Rebecca Gotlieb, PhD Candidate, USC Rossier School of Education.
Twice exceptional (2E) students—students with exceptional talents and exceptional...
An age-old notion holds that being “objective” means putting our personal identities aside, but as newsrooms strive to cover anincreasingly diverse America,...
Hosted by Channing Joseph, Adjunct Professor, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Tradition holds that being an “objective” journalist...
Amparo Villablanca, Director and Founder, UC Davis Women’s Cardiovascular Medicine Program
Amparo Villablanca will showcase accomplishments of women in...
Hosted by Renee Smith-Maddox, Anita Dashiell-Sparks, Melissa Singh, Motoko Maegawa, and Loren Moye.
Sponsored by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and...
Hosted by Amparo Villablanca, Director and Founder, UC Davis Women's Cardiovascular Medicine Program
Amparo Villablanca will showcase accomplishments of...
Hosted by Smrity Randhawa, Assistant Professor of Clinical Accounting, USC Leventhal School of Accounting
This session will describe the initiatives taken...
Hosted by Taku Taira, Associate Clerkship Director; Mariana Martinez, MD, Emergency Medicine Resident
We will describe the DEM Residency Applicant Screening...
Dr. Gutierrez' scholarship focuses on equity issues in mathematics education, paying particular attention to how race, class, and language affect teaching...
JOIN US for a HEAL and MESH Academy Lunch & Learn event!
Featuring Professor Peter Kuhn.
Dr. Kuhn is a scientist, educator and entrepreneur with a career...
Hosted by Juliana Calhoun, Assistant Director; Rashelle Nagata, Learning Specialist; Ryan Terao, Post-Doctoral Fellow
Students in greater numbers are coming...
Are you interested in gaining hands-on, practical experience? Do you know how to successfully submit your application and interview with employers? Are you...
Social Innovation Speaker Series presents Saul Garlick, Founder & CEO, Unleesh
Saul Garlick has spent his entire career as a social entrepreneur focused on...
Trojan Talk with the USC Investment Office
The Investment Office supports current and future generations of Trojans by managing investments on behalf of the...
Hosted by Vanessa Gomez Brake, Associate Dean of Religious Life; J. Cody Nielsen, Executive Director, Convergence; Nora Bond, Director of Training &...
In India, yoga is a system for wellbeing on all levels: physical, mental, emotional & spiritual. Classes at the University Religious Center are taught by...
Hosted by Sabrina Pasztor, Faculty, USC Marshall School of Business
When we think of interpersonal communication, we may not consider how gender influences...
Hosted by Professor Samantha Broitman, PhD, Department of Psychology, USC Dornsife
Presented by Graduate Students in the Master of Science in Applied...
A Centennial Screening and Panel presented by the USC Rossier School of Education. This presentation is a movie screening, with the director present and...
Eileen Chang 张爱玲 (Ailing Zhang, 1920-1995) was one of the most influential Chinese writers of the twentieth century. Her works, considered to be among the...
These workshops are open to all undergraduate and graduate students. They are a great fit for anyone who would like to learn basic skills or consider new...
El Centro Chicano and the USC DEI (Diversity Equity & Inclusion Week) is hosting a screening of Hailing Cesar, a film about the journey of Cesar Chavez's...
Join USC Rossier for screening of I LEARN AMERICA
At the International High School at Lafayette, a Brooklyn public school dedicated to newly arrived ...
Hosted by Zsuzsa Londe, Assistant Professor of Teaching English Language, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
The second of two round table...
For the final session of presentations from recipients of 2018 VSGC Summer Research Grants, Emma Ben Ayoun (CAMS) will discuss her work at the Wellcome...
For the final session of presentations from recipients of 2018 VSGC Summer Research Grants, Emma Ben Ayoun (CAMS) will discuss her work at the Wellcome...
Looking to advance your understanding and education in conflict resolution?
Following a question and answer admissions session on USC Gould’s Alternative...
Looking to advance your understanding and education in conflict resolution?
Following a question and answer admissions session on USC Gould’s Alternative...
Yoga is a system for wellbeing on all levels: physical, mental, emotional & spiritual. Classes at the University Religious Center are taught by certified,...
The Last of the Polish Jews
ADMISSION:
Admission is free. Reservations required.
USC Students, Staff, and Faculty: RSVP
USC Alumni: RSVP
General Public:...
Los Angeles filmmaker/poet/writer/musician Fred Engelberg made the documentary The Last of the Polish Jews(1971) in the wake of a 1968 campaign to force all...
“[Viet Thanh Nguyen] compares favorably with masters like Conrad, Greene, and le Carré.” —The New York Times
“It’s difficult to find comparisons to an...
A week-long series of workshops, research presentations, events and social gatherings that help build your “toolkit” for bringing equity and inclusivity into...
Among the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers called to duty during WWII was a thirty-year-old Jewish lawyer from San Francisco named Harry K. Wolff Jr. His...
Hosted by Herag Haleblian, Founder, The Spectrum Works (Part Time Lecturer and USC Alumnus); Jessica Lee, Co-Founder (USC Alumna)
Herag Haleblian is a Part...
Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Drs. Robert Sweeney and Katherine Guevara
This session employs an online resource consisting of 5 video...
Talk of populism is everywhere these days, but the recent boom in comparative populist research has focused almost exclusively on developments in electoral...
Hosted by Bryant Marks.
Research has revealed that many Americans show a positive implicit bias toward White Americans vs. African Americans, young vs. old...
Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Drs. Katherine C. Guevara and Robert Sweeney
This is an active workshop facilitating course review....
Hosted by Student Affairs and the Veterans Resource Center (VRC)
Snacks provided.
Location: TCC 410 (front conference space)
Open to: Faculty, staff and...
Amparo Villablanca, Director and Founder, UC Davis Women’s Cardiovascular Medicine Program
Amparo Villablanca will showcase accomplishments of women in...
Hosted by Dr. David Acosta MD Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, AAMC
Lunch provided
Location: HSC Keith Administration Building/Mayer Auditorium
Open...
Hosted by Martin Jauregui, Learning Specialist, USC Athletics
As our campus, classrooms, and departments become increasingly diverse, whether we as a...
Hosted by Amparo Villablanca, Director and Founder, UC Davis Women's Cardiovascular Medicine Program
Amparo Villablanca will showcase accomplishments of...
Speaker Cynthia Goytia, Professor and Head of the Master of Science in Urban Economis at Torcuato Di Tella University in Buenos Aires.
RSVP to jiazhiwa@usc.edu
Hosted by Vanessa Gomez Brake, Associate Dean of Religious Life; J. Cody Nielsen, Executive Director, Convergence; Nora Bond, Director of Training &...
Hosted by Kristina Williams, Graduate Student, Alumna, USC Iovine Young Academy
Using the Iovine Young Academy as a case study, Williams will share a report...
Hosted by Bryant Marks.
Research has revealed that many Americans show a positive implicit bias toward White Americans vs. African Americans, young vs. old...
Hosted by Brandi Jones, Vice Dean for Diversity & Strategic Initiatives, Associate Professor of Engineering Education Practice; Katherine Mills; Darin...
Omer Tamuz, Caltech, Mathematics
Abstract:
The Poisson boundary of a random walk on a group captures the uncertainty in the walk's asymptotic behavior. It...
Hosted by Marsha Riggio, Associate Professor and Program Lead; R. Tony Spann, Assistant Professor; Alan Green, Associate Professor; Dr. Don Trahan, Course...
Hosted by Joyce Richey, Associate Dean for Diversity and Inclusion, Keck School of Medicine of USC
Location: Keith Administration Building (KAM) - Hoyt...
Among the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers called to duty during WWII was a thirty-year-old Jewish lawyer from San Francisco named Harry K. Wolff Jr. His...
Joshua Jeffers, California State University, Dominguez Hills
"From Invaders to Indigenes: Settler-Colonial Place Making, Ohio's Ancient Landscape, and the...
Joshua Jeffers, California State University, Dominguez Hills
"Colonizing the Indigenous Past: Settler-Colonial Place Making and the Ancient Landscape of...
Members of our Admissions team will be hosting information sessions in the Los Angeles area for prospective students interested in our entry-level master's...
Among the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers called to duty during WWII was a thirty-year-old Jewish lawyer from San Francisco named Harry K. Wolff Jr. His...
USC Pacific Asia Museum is proud to host Tibetan monks from the Drepung Gomang Monastery. They will spend one week creating a Sand Mandala, a Tibetan...
Acclaimed violist Kim Kashkashian, a professor at the New England Conservatory of Music and GRAMMY Award-winner, leads a viola masterclass with USC Thornton...
The Jewish Delis of Los Angeles serve an important role for connecting heritage to food. Please join us for a lively panel discussion on the intersection...
Among the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers called to duty during WWII was a thirty-year-old Jewish lawyer from San Francisco named Harry K. Wolff Jr. His...
Yoga is a system for wellbeing on all levels: physical, mental, emotional & spiritual. Classes at the University Religious Center are taught by certified,...
The USC Native American Student Union (NASU) offers an opportunity for Native American Trojans to connect and empower one another both academically and...
