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Reading Partners

Reading Partners is looking for volunteers! Here is an excerpt from their website: “Reading Partners mobilizes communities to provide students with the proven, individualized reading… Read More »Reading Partners

Financial

Financial Services/Information USC Office of Benefits Administration Information on retirement distribution options*benefits.usc.eduUniversity Park Campus3720 S. Flower StreetCredit Union Building, 2nd floorLos Angeles, CA 90089-0704Phone: (213)… Read More »Financial

Communications

Email, Access from Off-Campus USC Emeriti Center: GOLD CARD PRIVILEGE: Maintenance of USC email accountphone: (213) 740-8921general email: emeriti@usc.edu USC Information Technology Services: GOLD CARD PRIVILEGE:… Read More »Communications

John Odell

John Odell moved to USC Dornsife’s School of International Relations in 1982 and retired in 2013.

Deborah Hazzard-Bowers

Deborah Hazzard-Bowers’ first association with USC was as an AT&T employee installing the 5ESS telephone switch titled “The Big Switch” back in the late 80s. She joined SC in 1993 as part of the Telecommunications Team.

Sue Vogl

Sue Vogl was the Director of University Publications for the Division of Student Affairs, where she directed a team that handled many forms of communication

Carlos A. Fajardo

is a senior majoring in Biological Sciences/PreMed with a Biotechnology minor. Carlos came to USC from Manual Arts Senior High School – College Preparatory Magnet with high honors. He is a member of the Latino Students in Medicine Club and volunteers in USC’s Upward Bound Program tutoring high school students in math, English and history. He is bilingual and proficient in several computer operating systems. Carlos plans to work in the medical field after graduation, eventually attending medical school.

Esmeralda Leon

is a senior studying Aerospace Engineering. This year she is serving as Vice President of Community Outreach for SHPE USC (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers). Her efforts encourage young students in K-12 to pursue careers in STEM. She is also a mentor for GEAR UP 4 LA in which she helps freshmen navigate through their first year of college.” Her sophomore year she served as Ambassador for the Center for Engineering Diversity Mentor Program advising high school students in the transition to college.