Leah Stevenson
Leah Stevenson grew up in Los Angeles with her older brother, sister and mother. She watched as her mother raised three kids while simultaneously attending… Read More »Leah Stevenson
Leah Stevenson grew up in Los Angeles with her older brother, sister and mother. She watched as her mother raised three kids while simultaneously attending… Read More »Leah Stevenson
Genesis Gonzalez is entering USC in the Interdisciplinary Major Program in the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts & Sciences. She selected this major as it… Read More »Genesis Gonzalez
The USC RFA and Emeriti Center were delighted to host the Russell Caldwell Neighborhood Scholars. The Scholars shared the latest updates, offering insights into how… Read More »Event Recap – USC Caldwell Scholars Spring Luncheon
Alondra Hernandez will be pursuing a degree in neuroscience within USC’s Dornsife School of Letters, Arts & Science. In June 2023, she graduated from Huntington… Read More »Alondra Hernandez
Isaic Alonso grew up in South Central Los Angeles. He and his older sister and brother were raised by a single immigrant mother who worked not only to… Read More »Isaic Alonso
The USC RFA and Emeriti Center were delighted to host the Russell Caldwell Neighborhood Scholars. The Scholars shared the latest updates from, offering insights into… Read More »Event Recap – Russell Caldwell Neighborhood Scholars Luncheon
Please join us to hear the latest news from our scholars, including how they spent their summer, and what they are looking forward to this… Read More »RUSSELL CALDWELL NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOLARS LUNCHEON
Jada majored in Business Administration with an emphasis in Risk Management in USC’s Marshall School, and was part of Marshall’s Honors Program she graduated with… Read More »Jada Salazar
Jada majored in Business Administration in USC’s Marshall School with anemphasis in Risk Management. She also minored in Law and Psychology.As the first black female… Read More »Congratulations to 2023 Caldwell Scholar Graduate Jada Salazar!
The Russell L. Caldwell Neighborhood Scholarship Program was born out of the tumultuous decade of the 1960s that sparked dramatic transformations in higher education. Strident… Read More »Donate to the Caldwell Scholarship Fund Today
John Recendez is a Business Administration major in the Marshall School of Business with a minor in Philosophy. This past summer he had a corporate… Read More »John Recendez
Natalia Carrillo is a junior studying International Relations whose future plan is to pursue a master’s degree and eventually transition into project management. This summer… Read More »Natalia Carrillo
Senior Jose Zarate Diaz has taken a leave of absence from his studies at USC for the Fall 2024 semester as he was recruited for… Read More »Jose Zarate Diaz
Raul Torres, Jr. was inspired by his older brother, who worked on electronics and mechanical systems building robots. to become a Mechanical Engineering major in… Read More »Raul Torres, Jr.
Nicholas is graduating this spring with a major in Psychology and a minor in Data Science. He enjoys reading books and comics, drawing cartoons, and… Read More »Nicholas Isai Lopez
Michael Hernandez Garcia was accepted into Viterbi School of Engineering’s Progressive Master’s Program in Mechanical Engineering. He is using the fall semester to work on… Read More »Michael Hernandez Garcia
Kevin Gomez graduated in Public Policy, with minors in Social Work and Juvenile Justice, and Law and Migration. He received the Order of Troy, Student… Read More »Kevin Gomez
Keyron found his way to USC from Manual Arts Senior High School where he maintained a four-year 4.0 GPA, was president of the Magnet Senate… Read More »Keyron Colvin
is a current junior from Manual Arts Senior High School where she was on the principal’s honor roll for 4 years and the Valedictorian of her 2018 graduating class. At USC, Briana is a Political Science major on the pre-law track and hopes to attend law school right after graduation
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.