Programs

The USC Emeriti Center strives to be an inclusive community that is Multigenerational, Multidisciplinary, and Multicultural. In doing so we have various programs to recognize and showcase the achievements of retired faculty and staff, as well as programs to support the USC community and its students.

The USC Emeriti Center directly serves members and the greater university community through a broad range of programming. Whenever possible, the Center video records special programs for viewing at home.

Living History Project

Living History Project has videotaped many key campus contributors over the past 25 years. Those who are videotaped are retired faculty and staff of USC who have collectively made the university what it is today.

Emeriti College

The USC Emeriti College aims to identify and advance the continuing intellectual interests of retirees through enrichment classes, mentoring, funded research, and more.

Learn more about Emeriti College

Awards

The USC Emeriti Center sponsors or coordinates a number of awards recognizing the accomplishments and service of our distinguished staff and faculty retirees.

View award recipients

Caldwell Neighborhood Scholarship

Conceived by the late Professor Russell Caldwell in the mid-1960s, this scholarship was meant to encourage and support students from the USC

Learn more about the Caldwell Neighborhood Scholarship

Benefactor Program

The program was founded in the 1980s by J. Tillman Hall and Norman R. Fertig with support from the Albert and Elaine Borchard Foundation.

Become a benefactor