Richelle Smith is a rising senior studying Electrical Engineering. She has conducted research at USC’s Optical Materials and Devices Lab, Stanford’s Brains in Silicon Lab and USC’s Computational Oncology Lab. She has served as the Engineering Honors Colloquium Moderator, USC Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) Vice Chair and Treasurer and is a starter on the USC Horse Polo team. …
Kenneth Lee, Trustee Scholar, Recipient of Fulbright-SOAS, University of London Summer Institute
Kenneth Lee was raised in Honolulu, Hawaii where he attended Iolani School and was known for his avid participation in Speech and Debate. He is now a rising junior at the University of Southern California where he a Trustee Scholar: a full scholarship recipient. He is an undergraduate fellow at the Korean Studies Institute where he has written recognized research …
Eight 2016 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Recipients completed a bachelor’s degree at USC
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has named 2,000 individuals as recipients of the 2016 Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP), including eight students that completed their undergraduate degrees at USC: Undergraduate NSF GRFP Award RecipientsJessica ChenLife Sciences – Neurosciences Vanessa Knutson Life Sciences – Systematics & Biodiversity Eshed MargalitPsychology – Cognitive Neuroscience Joshua FaskowitzPsychology – Developmental Ryan McGeeLife Sciences – Evolutionary Biology …
2016 Fellowship Recipients
2016 Boren Scholarship Recipients This year, the Institute of International Education, which administers the awards on behalf of NSEP, received 820 applications from undergraduate students for the Boren Scholarship and 165 were awarded. Samantha Archie is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and the Global Economy. Samantha will study in Tanzania on the Boren Scholarship African Flagship Languages Initiative. Vivian Le is pursuing …
Fulbright Fellows Worldwide
Meet 12 USC Dornsife students who have received Fulbright fellowships and will be teaching and conducting research in locations throughout the world.
USC Alumna Leen Katrib ’14 receives Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans
Congratulations to USC alumna, Leen Katrib ’14, who has been selected for the prestigious Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans! This is a prestigious graduate school fellowship for immigrants and children of immigrants. From a pool of more than 1,400 applicants, 30 Fellows were selected to receive a $90,000 scholarship for graduate school.
Richelle Smith Wins 2016 Goldwater Scholarship
Richelle Smith is a current junior studying Electrical Engineering. She has conducted research at USC’s Optical Materials and Devices Lab, Stanford’s Brains in Silicon Lab and USC’s Computational Oncology Lab. She has served as the Engineering Honors Colloquium Moderator, USC Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) Vice Chair and Treasurer and is a starter on the USC Horse Polo …
Fabulous Fulbrights: Trojan Scholars Gain a Global Outlook
More Trojans than ever are taking their studies overseas through a prestigious grant program—and many got their start through scholarships that draw top students to USC.
Two winners of prestigious 2016 Marshall Scholarships hail from USC Dornsife
USC Dornsife biochemistry and geological sciences major Moriah Mulroe, a senior, and USC Dornsife alumna Anu Ramachandran ’13 have each been awarded a 2016 Marshall Scholarship. They are the latest of 11 Trojans to win the scholarship since 1969.
Alumnae first from USC to win fellowship
Abigail Gregg and Laura Wang, two alumnae of the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, became the first USC graduates to receive J. William Fulbright-Hillary Rodham Clinton Fellowships, landing them professional placements as special assistants to foreign ministries.