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USC Annenberg Fellow Receives the Intel PhD Fellowship Award

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Congratulations to Annenberg Fellow Joshua McVeigh-Schultz, a PhD candidate in the USC School of Cinematic Arts Media Arts and Practice program, who recently received the Intel PhD Fellowship Award! McVeigh-Schultz’ research explores the intersections between platform affordances and communication rituals with particular emphasis on audience-performer interactions, such… Read More »USC Annenberg Fellow Receives the Intel PhD Fellowship Award

USC Graduate School Honors Two-Time Trojan with Rockwell Dennis Hunt Award

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Kenisha Strong ’09 remembers the first time she visited the USC Campus. “My grandmother rounded up all her grandchildren, drove us an hour to the USC campus and proudly gave us a tour of her alma mater,” Strong recounted. “I remember how happy, excited and… Read More »USC Graduate School Honors Two-Time Trojan with Rockwell Dennis Hunt Award

USC PhD Candidate Awarded the David J. Morafka Memorial Research Award from the Desert Tortoise Council

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Michael W. Tuma, a PhD Candidate in Integrative and Evolutionary Biology, was recently awarded the David J. Morafka Memorial Research Award from the Desert Tortoise Council. The award, named in honor of David Morafka, a USC graduate and former authority on North American gopher tortoises,… Read More »USC PhD Candidate Awarded the David J. Morafka Memorial Research Award from the Desert Tortoise Council

Provost Fellow Ranjan Pal Takes an Interdisciplinary Approach to Investigating Cyber Insurance

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Provost Fellow Ranjan Pal Takes an Interdisciplinary Approach to the Investigation of Cyber Insurance By Lauren Evashenk We live in a digital world, and our lives are replete with the evidence. On a regular day, we check email, browse the Internet, engage on social media… Read More »Provost Fellow Ranjan Pal Takes an Interdisciplinary Approach to Investigating Cyber Insurance

Gifted musician joins USC Thornton’s composition program

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By Lauren Evashenk January 22, 2013 Georgi Dimitrov loves the contrabass clarinet and the uniqueness of a really high contrabassoon. And though he prefers the alto flute to the flute, Dimitrov is quick to point out that writing for “instruments that are not among one’s… Read More »Gifted musician joins USC Thornton’s composition program

USC Chemistry Ph.D. Candidate Awarded the STEM Chateaubriand Fellowship

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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

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