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As they commission during a pandemic, three Air Force ROTC cadets remember what brought them to USC and look positively toward the future. Inkoo Kang, Jong Su Kim and Sean Liew will begin careers with the U.S. Air Force after graduating. BY Ron Mackovich
Since she was 11 years old, Isabella Hauptman wanted to be an epidemiologist. Now, as she prepares to graduate during the COVID-19 pandemic, USC’s 2020 valedictorian sees that field becoming more important than ever. BY Grayson Schmidt
Academic Honors and Fellowships celebrates USC’s 2020 graduating class of outstanding scholars through a video series.
Academic Honors and Fellowships celebrates USC’s 2020 graduating class of outstanding scholars through a video series.
Academic Honors and Fellowships celebrates USC’s 2020 graduating class of outstanding scholars through a video series.
Gavin Kress’ road to Los Angeles consisted of thousands of miles and a stop at another school but ended with him being named salutatorian for the Class of 2020. BY Grayson Schmidt
Though he came into USC as undecided, Thomas Kim was destined to major in international relations. Now, he hopes to use his skills to make an impact domestically and abroad. BY Grayson Schmidt
By Twesha Dikshit and Ana Mata
Eric Hoyeon Song, who graduated from USC Dornsife with a bachelor’s in biochemistry, is one of 30 academics to receive the 2020 Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans. By Grayson Schmidt
Standout undergraduates aim to make a lasting impact in their future careers. By Darrin S. Joy
3 New USC Schwarzman Scholars, Presidential Fellows Fall Conference, Micro-Seminars, 2nd Annual TSS Faculty & Dean’s Tea, Upcoming Advisement & Deadlines.
Fulbright Scholars Swap Labs Across the Atlantic
Fourteen USC students received the prestigious grant to study and conduct research overseas.
Math major Zane Durante’s artificial intelligence research seeks to revitalize disappearing languages, predict if skin lesions are cancerous and help child testimony be taken seriously in court.
Thanks to a prestigious prize, this USC Dornsife alumnus is headed to China to study the culture and business of filmmaking.