Understand that it is important to analyze yourself internally and take actions through becoming more educated, teaching your children, protesting, donating, petitioning, voting, supporting Black… Read More »Black Lives Matter Resources
The USC Sol Price School of Public Policy invites you to a virtual discussion series: The USC Sol Price School of Public Policy presents Price Talks:… Read More »New Series of Sol Price School of Public Policy Talks
“Tommy Talks” are USC Marshall faculty led sessions regarding critical current issues. Please go to: https://www.marshall.usc.edu/tommy-talks for live updates. Why US Governors Delayed Ordering Lockdowns… Read More »“Tommy Talks” with USC Marshall School of Business Faculty
Join a new series of Dornsife Dialogues hosted each week – engaging virtual discussions in which distinguished Dornsife faculty and alumni share timely research findings, fresh insights… Read More »Dornsife Dialogues
In case you missed our Zoom session where we went over how to use Zoom, here is a recording. It offers an overview on the… Read More »Zoom Learning Sessions: How to Use Zoom
Do you want an overview and some advice about retirement? Marshall School of Business Professor Harry DeAngelo goes over retirement advice in this video.
Here is the recording from the Zoom learning session covering reliable online sources to trust, especially when it comes to COVID-19.
Awardee William L. (Bill) Givens retired from the Gould School of Law in 2012. While at USC, Bill worked in Continuing Education and supervised all classes for the Law School’s adjunct professors. Additionally, he worked with Prof. Lefcoe’s Real Estate Classes editing three textbook editions for him. He is the author of six film-related books and is a licensed pilot
Awardee William L. (Bill) Givens retired from the Gould School of Law in 2012. While at USC, Bill worked in Continuing Education and supervised all… Read More »Bill Givens
OneDrive Instructions: 1. Go to the USC ITS Service home page (https://itservices.usc.edu) and find “popular links” 2. Click on the “Office365” link. 3. This will… Read More »Accessing OneDrive
The Watts Riot of August 11-17, 1965 resulted from the deep-seated resentment in the African-American community for what was perceived as longstanding brutality by law… Read More »The Russell L. Caldwell Neighborhood Scholarship Program Receives An Anonymous Endowment Gift
Ronald Garet studies theological ethics and constitutional law, especially in areas where the two fields intersect. He joined USC Gould School of Law in 1981 and taught Constitutional Law; Law, Language, and Values; Law Informed by Faith; and Concepts in American Law. In 2010, Prof. Garet received the William A. Rutter Distinguished Teaching Award.
Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Professor Banner has published numerous books on the history of women and gender in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. She writes biography and cultural history and is now working in areas of feminist studies, queer theory, and masculinity studies.
Harry DeAngelo specializes in corporate finance, with a focus on payout policy, capital structure, and corporate governance.
Filled with joy and holiday spirit, the annual Retiree Community Holiday Breakfast gathered over 200 retirees at USC’s Town & Gown for the 14th year.… Read More »Retiree Community Holiday Breakfast 2019
For those of you who could not attend the Medicare & USC Senior Care Panel, here is a video of the presentation given by our… Read More »Medicare & USC Senior Care Panel Recap
Photo by Gus Ruelas – USC News staff – March 20, 2019https://news.usc.edu/ USC president-elect Dr. Carol Folt met with the Emeriti Center, Staff Retirement Association… Read More »USC president Dr. Carol Folt met with the USC Emeriti Center, SRA and RFA
Professor “Eric Trules” (or just “Trules”, as he was known to students and colleagues) is a native of New York City, and he was a USC School of Dramatic Arts faculty member from 1986 – 2017. He was twice a Fulbright Scholar – in Malaysia in 2002 and Romania in 2010, and he won USC’s prestigious Phi Kappa Phi “Faculty Recognition Award” in 1999 for his feature-length autobiographical documentary film, “The Poet and the Con”.
As an experienced USC administrator, she helped the Emeriti Center launch Trojan Encore with Carole Gustin and was one of the very first Trojan Encore employees working for the Viterbi School of Engineering, Student affairs. She will be truly missed. (June passed away February 2019).