Attend the Chinese Studies Lecture Series, held by Taiwan Academy and co-organized by the East Asian Library of USC, this Friday, November 9th, 2012 from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm. The speaker, professor Mei-hwa Yang, will give a lecture entitled “Voyage of Discovery : Scholarly Electronic… Read More »Chinese Studies Lecture Series
Elena Ferri began asking big scientific questions at an early age. Growing up in Novara, Italy, Elena was wondering how the human body works long before it was time to head to university to discover the answers. Now, years and degrees later, Elena is the… Read More »USC Chemistry Ph.D. Candidate Awarded the STEM Chateaubriand Fellowship
“Til Our Next Disagreement Do Us Part – Working Effectively with Friends or Frenemies.” A panel on finding collaborators and making your academic collaborations work. Date: Tuesday, November 6 Time: 11:30am – 1:00pm Location: TCC 227 Please rsvp at: www.usc.edu/esvp (code: idiploma2). Lunch will be… Read More »“Til Our Next Disagreement Do Us Part – Working Effectively with Friends or Frenemies.”
The USC Graduate School’s Diversity Outreach and Academic Professional Development Programs are sponsoring the final Panel of the Fall 2012 Semester: Letisha Wyatt (Advanced Doctoral Candidate, Pharmacology), Dr. Kelly Kent (Postdoctoral Research Associate), Dr. Kristan Venegas (Faculty Member in Higher Education), Dr. Andrea Armani (Faculty… Read More »Final Fall 2012 Panel — Women in the Academy: Experiences and Strategies for Success
Candy Hwang, a second-year doctoral candidate in chemistry and National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research fellow, has presented her research in an offbeat manner this fall. Hwang entered “Creating the Future,” a multimedia competition that challenges NSF fellows to express how their research may shape… Read More »Doctoral Student Animates Research for NSF Contest
