Off the Beaten Path How to Find Alternative Career Paths in Your Field By Ray Xiong Hello, my name is Ray Xiong. Originally from the city of Ürümqi in Xinjiang, China, I got my Bachelor of Science from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. I’m currently a USC… Read More »Off the Beaten Path: How to Find Alternative Career Paths in Your Field
We are excited to announce that eight graduate students are joining the Graduate School team this fall to blog about their experiences as USC graduate students. Our guest bloggers will discuss topics ranging from adjusting to graduate student life, to balancing studies and outside life,… Read More »Introducing The Graduate School Guest Bloggers for Fall 2013!
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation is pleased to announce the launching of the 2014 Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Arts Award. The purpose of the Graduate Arts Award is to help cultivate the next generation of great artists and writers. This award, worth up to $50,000… Read More »Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Arts Award
USC Fellow Co-Productes Launch of New Autism Resource by Lauren Evashenk Laura Cechanowicz, an Annenberg Fellow and PhD student in the USC School of Cinematic Arts’ new iMAP program, is looking forward to the upcoming launch event for the Interacting with Autism website, for which… Read More »USC Fellow Co-Productes Launch of New Autism Resource
The graduate students of the USC Art History and Classics Departments are pleased to announce the interdisciplinary graduate conference, “The Edges of the Body: Extremities and Knowledge in Antiquity and Beyond,” which will take place in Los Angeles on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, 2014. Please see… Read More »USC Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference Call for Papers
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