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Student Activities Outside the classroom, there is a lot to see and do at USC. Students told us SCampus needed a list of clubs – you will find hundreds listed in this section. Information about sports, arts and volunteer opportunities is also included. Activities, Campus Arts at USC

Activities, Campus (213) 740-5693 Ronald Tutor Campus Center 330 sait.usc.edu/ca The Office of Campus Activities believes the unique Trojan experience is enhanced by activities and programs outside of the classroom. Our role is to provide a link between students’ class- room experiences to activities beyond the classroom. The Office of Campus Activities sponsors services, programs and events to educate, advocate, enter- tain and challenge students. Campus Activities provides students the neces- sary tools and resources for their indi- vidual and student organization success as well as supports student advocacy in student governance through the For reservations, contact the efforts. This office exists to create a stu- Undergraduate Student Government, Bovard production managers at dent life experience exclusive to USC. Graduate and Professional Student [email protected]. The Office of Campus Activities Senate, University Residential Student comprises several offices/departments Community and building governments. including: Arts at USC Program Board is a good opportunity for • Campus Traditions students who like to program events or Los Angeles is a dynamic center for - CONQUEST are interested in bringing educational, the creative arts. This excitement is - Homecoming social and cultural events to campus. reflected at USC through diverse oppor- - Spirit Bags (For more information on student tunities for involvement in the arts as a - Student organization awards governance opportunities, see Student participant or observer. • Center for Student Involvement Governance on page 76.) USC also has - USCLEAD an active greek community as well as USC FISHER MUSEUM OF ART - Peer Leadership Consultants cultural centers that both welcome and (213) 740-4561 - Student Organizations educate students about different cul- Harris Hall • Graduate and Professional Student tures and ethnicities. fisher.usc.edu Senate If you need help finding your niche, • Program Board visit the Peer Leadership Consultants In 1937, USC accepted a gift from • Undergraduate Student in TCC 330. Elizabeth Holmes Fisher, the first Government woman to serve on the USC Board of SCHEDULING OFFICE Trustees, to construct the Elizabeth HOW TO GET INVOLVED Holmes Fisher Gallery. Dedicated on (213) 740-6728 November 14, 1939, it was renamed the Student organizations are a great way Ronald Tutor Campus Center 330 USC Fisher Museum of Art in 2008. to get involved on campus. Belonging Email: [email protected] In addition, Mrs. Fisher, between 1939 to a group that shares your interests www.usc.edu/scheduling and 1951, donated a total of 74 paint- can enrich your college experience. The SCheduling Office oversees sched- ings, drawings, and sculptures by Euro- Academic interest groups, honor societ- uling of Bovard Auditorium, the Ronald pean and American artists. ies, sports clubs, religious organizations, Tutor Campus Center, Ground Zero The Fisher Museum also maintains groups with a focus on political or Coffeehouse, most outdoor parks and a collection of some 1,800 individual social issues, service organizations and plazas, as well as student advertising works of art in a wide range of media, clubs with primarily social purposes are spaces. mostly painting, from old master works among the official student organiza- by Dutch, Flemish, British, French tions at USC. For an up-to-date list of BOVARD AUDITORIUM and Italian painters to contemporary organizations and contact information, Latin American and Mexican art. Fisher visit the student organization Website at (213) 740-4211 Museum is thrilled to collaborate with www.usc.edu/stuorgs or refer to “Student Email: [email protected] the Ronald Tutor Campus Center SCampus 2011-12 SCampus Organizations” on page 78. www.usc.edu/bovard through the long-term loan of works of Once you decide to join a particular Bovard Auditorium is the largest lec- art from the permanent collection so 72 student organization, you can call or ture and performing space on the USC that they may be viewed and enjoyed email the president, go to their meet- campus. It is one of the oldest and busi- by thousands of our students and visi- ings or put a note in one of the orga- est performance venues in Southern tors to campus throughout the year. nization mailboxes. Involvement fairs California. Staffed with an all-student The Fisher Museum of Art is are held twice a year to give you the technical and house team, it serves as also home to the USC International opportunity to meet student organiza- home for the President’s Distinguished Museum Institute, or IMI. Created in tion representatives and learn how to Lecture and Performance Series, the 2006, IMI is a think tank for museum join a group. Thornton Symphony, USC Spectrum professionals, offering a wide variety of In addition to student organizations, Performing Arts Series, Visions and workshops and lectures broadening the USC has a variety of other ways for you Voices events and large-scale student- discussion of museums, their impact on to be active. Students can get involved sponsored events. society and their future. media. paintingtographic design and digital artistsspan all media from sculpture and byfine arts students, faculty and guest mentalarts. Weekly exhibits ofartwork offersthe best intraditional and experi TheHelen Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery roski.usc.edu/lindhurst WattHall 104 (213)740-2787 FINE GALLERY ARTS LINDHURST HELEN HermanHertzberger. Calatrava,Alvaro Siza, Carlos Diniz and ingarchitects asRenzo Piano, Santiago Recentshows have featured such lead theline between architecture and art. three-dimensionalinstallations that blur withdrawings, photographs, models and works,from the classic tothe futuristic, hostsjuried exhibits ofarchitectural SchoolofArchitecture. The gallery bers,students and alumni ofthe USC renownedarchitects and faculty mem tectureGallery features the work of TheUSC Helen Lindhurst Archi lindhurst.html www.usc.edu/about/visit/upc/event_venues/ WattHall (213)740-2723 GALLERY ARCHITECTURE LINDHURST HELEN holidaysand during the summer. 12p.m. - 4 p.m. It is closed on university Fridays,12 p.m. - 5 p.m., and Saturdays erMuseum is open Tuesdays through current exhibitions and events. The Fish andEvents Calendar for information on visitFisher’s Website and the USC Arts arealso available by appointment. Please eventsand programs is free. Group tours Admissionto the museum and related • • • • include: thecurrent show. Some program series activitiestoenhance the experience of themuseum offers numbera ofcultural Angelesarea. During each exhibition, localcommunity and the greater Los mentnot only for USC, but also for the intellectualinquiry and aesthetic enjoy MuseumofArt isaninstitution of ofMuseums (AAM), the USC Fisher Accreditedbythe American Association

nityevents held for families. screeningsinthe galleries. acousticspace. eventsutilizing the museum’s ideal playfor inspiration and meditation. instructorsuse the paintings ondis Familieswith Fisher@USC: commu Filmswith Fisher@USC: regular film Concertswith Fisher@USC: musical Yogawith Fisher@USC: yoga - - - -

- - - - CINEMATIC CINEMATIC moreinformation, visit writingcourses. For ics,gaming and screen effects,computer graph tainmentbusiness, visual videoproduction, enter offersintensive film and See ouslocations around campus. mental,will take place atvari interactive,animated and experi includingnarrative, documentary, advancedstudent productions, alumni. and staff faculty, students, USC all to open and charge of free are screenings The Building. Lucas George Complex, Arts Cinematic the in arise, they as nights, select other and nights Wednesday on are screenings weekly The titles. film independent and tary documen cinema, world highlighting releases upcoming for showcase weekly Certaina Age aswell asthe cast and creators of tow,Ron Howard and Jason Reitman, ers.Recent guests included Judd Apa Capitalism:LoveA Story Kells AcademyAward-nominated AfricanQueen sawa’s screeningsfor classics like Akira Kuro JamesBond film retrospective, special opentoall audiences included majora andinteractive media. Recent events artistsand scholars from film, television andscreenings featuring distinguished CinematicArts conduct special seminars Variousdivisions within the School of cinema.usc.edu TheatreComplex EileenNorris Cinema rangeof musical styles. mentalmusic in a broad etyof vocal and instru Ensemblespresent a vari bothon and off campus. mancesthroughout the year, 500student and faculty perfor saryin 2009, presents more than whichcelebrated its 125th anniver TheUSC Thornton School of Music, www.usc.edu/music (tickets) 740-2167 (213) information) (213)740-2584 (concert PERFORMANCES MUSIC orcall (213) 740-3327. cinema.usc.edu/summer TheSummer Program Openscreenings and displays of a is series film Box the Outside The cinema.usc.edu , TheCrazies SevenSamurai . , current, films like the ARTS , District13: Ultimatum for details. and John Huston’s

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and many oth - - - TheSecret of - - - Menof - - - - - , ThorntonCenter Stage sonalityAlan Chapman, each edition of FM(91.5). Hosted byKUSC radio per Sundaysatp.m.8 onclassical KUSC- ThorntonSchool ofMusic, isbroadcast magazineofperformances from the jazzstudies program. atGround Zero, showcasing the school’s presentsfreea “Thornton Jazz Night” interestingprograms. The school also andensembles performing varied and someofthe school’s finest soloists versityChurch. The series showcases onWednesdays atthe United Uni weeklyrecital series, “Music atNoon,” TheThornton School presents freea Student Activities Student ThorntonCenter Stage features the most , a weeklya, music - - SarahPatellos, Communicationmajor, businessminor, MarstonsMills,MA 73 SCampus 2011-12 Arts at USC Sports

Classical KUSC is licensed to the uni- THEATRE versity with studios and offices down- (213) 821-2744 (information) town at 1149 S. Hill St., Suite H-100. It (213) 740-2167 (tickets) is a network of five stations that broad- theatre.usc.edu cast to most of Southern California: KUSC-FM (91.5) Los Angeles, KQSC- The USC School of Theatre’s season FM (88.7) Santa Barbara, KPSC-FM of performances is enjoyed each year (88.5) Palm Springs, KDSC-FM (91.1) by students, faculty, staff, alumni and Thousand Oaks and KESC-FM (99.7) friends, as well as many Los Angeles Morro Bay. theatre-goers. New and contemporary plays, innovative productions of classical USC SPECTRUM works and a spring musical are featured each year. Dane Martens School of Theatre performances are (213) 740-2167 staged in five different venues ranging Student Union B-7 in size from 100 to 550 seats, including www.usc.edu/spectrum the Scene Dock Theatre, the Massman USC Spectrum, a program of the Divi- Theatre, the McClintock Theatre and sion of Student Affairs, presents an the mainstage Bing Theatre. Student annual season of the finest in arts and tickets are available at the USC Ticket entertainment by nationally and inter- Office in the Student Union building nationally known performers and speak- for the discounted price of $5 for main- ers for the USC community and its Los stage productions and $6 for musicals. Angeles neighbors. Additional activities include special Over the past 15 years, Spectrum staged readings of plays written by has presented artists Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Master of Fine Arts dramatic writing Perlman, Wayne Shorter, Rufus Wain- students. wright, Andrew Bird and Esperanza Spalding as well as distinguished guests USC ARTS AND EVENTS Deepak Chopra, Tom Brokaw, Ted CALENDAR Turner, Sherman Alexie, David Gergen Email: [email protected] and many more. exciting live performances of Thornton www.usc.edu/calendar Visit www.usc.edu/spectrum for a list of School ensembles, archival recordings current events and programs. The university’s online Arts and from the school’s golden age and the Events Calendar is the central source latest releases from artist faculty. STUDIO ARTS for listing cultural programming at USC. The calendar is searchable by PERFORMING USC Roski School of Fine Arts keyword, by date or by type of event, (213) 740-2787 Even if you’ve decided not to major and it can be accessed using RSS or Watt Hall 104 in music, you can continue developing Google Calendar. Anyone in the USC roski.usc.edu your skills by joining one of the many community may submit listings. choral or instrumental ensembles at The USC Roski School of Fine Arts USC. Many of the Thornton School’s offers a variety of art classes to students Sports performance groups are open to all stu- who are not fine arts majors. Day and dents, though most require an audition. evening courses are available in drawing INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS Ensemble classes earn one unit of credit and painting, printmaking, ceramics, per semester. You can also continue sculpture, photography, design, digital Heritage Hall musical instruction by registering for photography and video. The school (213) 740-3843 group or private instruction, learn about also sponsors free lecture series, held www.usctrojans.com the technical side of recording arts in throughout the year, featuring nation- Intercollegiate athletics have a long, workshops offered by the school, or ally distinguished artists and art critics. successful tradition at USC. Trojan work on your songs in the popular song- Two galleries – the Helen Lindhurst athletics have won 114 team national writing courses. For detailed informa- Fine Arts Gallery in Watt Hall and the championships in a dozen men’s and tion, call the Thornton School’s Office Gayle and Ed Roski MFA Gallery on women’s sports – from baseball to water of Student Affairs at (213) 740-4721. 30th and Flower Streets – host weekly polo. USC has won more national cham- SCampus 2011-12 SCampus art exhibitions. The galleries mainly pionships than all but two NCAA mem- LISTENING feature the work of USC art students, ber institutions and is one of only three 74 but can also include the work of pro- Classical KUSC supports USC’s mis- universities in intercollegiate athletics fessional artists or students from USC sion by making classical music and the history to win five national champion- Roski School of Fine Arts-sponsored arts a more important part of people’s ships in one year (1962-63 and 1976-77). art programs in local high schools and lives. The radio station offers classical In 2010, USC added to its title count elementary schools. music and arts information 24 hours a by capturing NCAA team crowns in day, seven days a week. Classical KUSC men’s tennis in the spring and in men’s has a professional staff and offers intern- water polo in the fall. ships and employment opportunities for USC has 21 Division I sports, includ- students. More information is available ing nine men’s teams and 12 women’s online at www.kusc.org. teams. The men’s teams include football, baseball, basketball, golf, humanrelations and leadership skills. thatpromote healthy lifestyles, positive tunitiesfor participation in activities facultyand staff knowledge and oppor andservices that enhance student, toprovide quality recreational programs leisureclasses and recreational facilities. sports,club sports, fitness, wellness and sportspackage, including intramural Sportshas developed comprehensivea universitycommunity, Recreational Tomeet the diverse interests ofthe www.usc.edu/recsports Email:[email protected] (213)740-5127 LyonUniversity Center Director:Gabe Valenzuela SeniorDirector: Justine Gilman SPORTS RECREATIONAL SpiritCode Policy onpage 170. Formore information, see the Trojan nolonger permitted insports stadiums. ditionofgood sportsmanship. Alcohol is ballteam byupholding the Trojan tra policytohonor its championship foot Theuniversity has established newa Code Spirit Trojan identificationcard. ingevents are free with USCa student toall other men’s and women’s sport Quantitiesmay belimited. Entrance com purchasedonline at ballseason tickets for students can be oronline at sportsare available inHeritage Hall servedbasis. generallyassigned onfirst-come,a first- Boulevard.Seating for these games is cornerofFigueroa Street and Jefferson acrossthe street from campus, atthe playedinthe Galen Center, located ballgames and volleyball matches are TrojanPride. sponsoredbyAlumni Relations and stayinSan Francisco and attend rallya theBay Area weekender. Most students flightsand bus schedules, pertaining to information,such asgroup charter times,for ticket distribution and other the gamewith either Stanford orCal. See BayArea the weekend ofthe away makethe trek tothe San Francisco HeritageHall orcall (213) 740-3843. shouldvisit the Athletic Department in Studentsinterested inparticipating leyball,sand volleyball and water polo. anddiving, tennis, track and field, vol golf,lacrosse, rowing, soccer, swimming competeinbasketball, cross country, field,volleyball and water polo. Women swimmingand diving, tennis, track and Themission of Recreational Sports is Schedulesfor all men’s and women’s Men’sand women’s home basket Traditionally,about 4,000 students . See. page 51for more information. DailyTrojan www.usctrojans.com forspecific dates and www.usctrojans. . Foot. -

------LyonUniversity Center onthe Uni RecreationalSports islocated inthe participationfrom all members. andare designed toencourage active leadershipopportunities for students clubsports. Club sport teams provide studentsparticipate instudent-run USC Over2,000 undergraduate and graduate isteredbythe Athletic Department. improvingskills insports not admin andintercollegiate competition while athletewho enjoys fun, excitement Teamsare designed for the amateur Sports Club wheneverpossible. egorizedtoprovide equal competition each,individuals and teams are cat ofthe most popular sports leagues. In ball,floor hockey and soccer are some basketball,volleyball, dodgeball, kick (HICcup).Flag football, softball, ResidentialIntramural Challenge Cup Program(ISSP); and Housing and Program(IFSP); Inter-Sorority Sports gram(COED); Inter-Fraternity Sports Program(WISP); Coed Sports Pro (All-U);Women’s Intramural Sports include:All-University Sports Program than9,900 participants. atestudent activities atUSC with more mostpopular undergraduate and gradu TheIntramural Program isone ofthe Sports Intramural shipcard. picturea IDalong with their member valida USC IDand guests must show alumniforfee. a All patrons must show bershipisavailable tofaculty, staff and hoursbefore using either facility. Mem completethe online waiver atleast 24 classesfor the current semester and campus,all students must register for Centerlocated onthe Health Sciences theLyon Center orthe HSC Fitness versityPark campus. For access to matpilates, turbo kickboxing (TKB), (USC’sstyle ofcardio cycling), yoga, conditioning,cardioboxing, SCycling core,hip-hop aerobics, zumba, muscle Thesepopular classes include: abs/ ronmentwith experienced instructors. classesoffered innon-academica envi py,personal trainers and private pilates. (groupexercise classes), massage thera TrojanFitness features USC Workout Fitness leyball,women’s softball and wrestling. tennis,triathlon, ultimate Frisbee, vol lon,ski and snowboard, soccer, surfing, rowing(crew), polo (horse), rugby, triath hockey,golf, lacrosse, marathon, men’s dragonboat, equestrian, fencing, ice includingarchery, chess, cricket, dance, USCWorkout (group exercise) are USChosts over 58 club sports, Intramuralleagues and tournaments

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------ness,nutrition, safety, stress manage outreachprograms, wellness, fiscal fit andseminars ontopics such asfitness ousdepartments todevelop workshops diversegroup ofindividuals from vari RecreationalSports collaborates with a Programs Wellness BeWell. BeFit. blendofmartial arts, dance and culture. ofthe newest styles, isanAfro-Brazilian Nationand Dux Ninjitsu. Capoeira, one Shinkendo,Tae Kwon Do, WuShu mayinclude Aikido, Karate, Kung Fu, developmentand fitness. Forms offered culturallydiverse form ofexercise, skill introducethe USC community toa etyofmartial arts classes designed to RecreationalSports presents varia Arts Martial sessionswith apparatus. massagetherapy and individual pilates opportunitiesinvolve personal trainers, joggingand yoga booty ballet. Africandance, Latin cardio jam, water Trekkers(walking program). TravelHealth, Camping 101 and Trojan Green101, introductory sports classes, Management),Urban SCycling, Going agementFair, Identity Theft (Money ParkHike, Water Jogging, Stress Man andNutrition, Take aHike: Griffith paredness,Smoking Cessation, Health LifeguardCertification, Earthquake Pre lifestyle. nityopportunities toachieve healthya (recycling)toprovide the USC commu mentand environmental sustainability A GLIMPSE OF TROJAN HISTORY TROJAN OF GLIMPSE A accustomed.” inconveniencewhichstudentstobecomehave anthus ongoingbeenseveralisforyears and Constructioncampushasthe on held.divingeventsbewill Stadiumwhereswimmingand McDonald’stheVillageof Swimand Olympican ofattentionsite the as thisAngeles.of partdrawwill USC SummerOlympictheLos Gamesonin 1984,worldattentionfocusedof be will weekssummerduringtwotheperiodof a “For Olympics 1984 The Student Activities Student Additionaltraining and fitness Workshopsinclude: CPR, First Aid, – SCampus1983-84– ------reserved,168.pagesee facilitiesbe can informationwhichon recsports ( availableonline reservationisform 740-5127.facilityA space,contact(213) reserveevents.To competitionsand studentorganization space,pooletc.)for basketballcourts, facilitiesmany (fields, Sportsschedules Answer: facility? reservea I canHow group’sphilanthropy. myraise moneyforto dodgeballatournament Question: www.usc.edu/ Recreational ). For ). I’m planningI’m

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Lyon Center Pro Shop Program applicants are preferred. Jobs climbing wall, locker rooms, sauna and Equipment Checkout and Locker Rental include student directors, facility manag- whirlpool, weight room equipped with Club Sports Facts A variety of items (such as racquets and ers, officials, marketing and promotions, a full line of weight-lifting equipment yoga mats) are available for rental in the aerobic (group exercise) instructors, including free weights, a cardiovas- • Over 58 teams. Lyon Center Pro Shop. Some sports lifeguards, scheduling, fitness instructors, cular exercise room, group exercise • Run by students. equipment and fitness apparel are also guest services, office assistants, weight fitness studio, Robinson Fitness Room • Over 3,000 active available for purchase. Locker rentals room attendants, youth sports instruc- (SCycling room), two multipurpose members. and towel service (registration online at tors and more. Applications are available rooms, a club meeting room and gymna- • USC Men’s Soccer, www.usc.edu/recsports) are available for online at www.usc.edu/recsports or at the sia for intramural sports, open “drop in” Men’s and Women’s semester and year rental. Day-use lock- Lyon Center. recreation and special events. The Lyon Ultimate Frisbee ers are also available (bring your own Center also houses a newly converted and Women’s Special Programs lock). For additional information, call cardiovascular and weight exercise area Lacrosse club teams Recreational Sports offers a variety of (213) 740-5127. on the second floor, expanding the participated in special programs, including: available area to nearly double the size national champion- Outdoor Adventure Rental Service • National Youth Sports Program – of the original exercise room. ships in 2010 and The Outdoor Adventure Rental (OAR) Trojan KidSCamp (NYSP-TKC) Locker and changing room facili- 2011. program was developed to give USC • Recreational Club Council (RCC) ties serve the center and the adjacent • USC Cricket compet- students an opportunity to explore the • Aerobic instructor clinics McDonalds Swim Stadium, which fea- ed in the National outer limits of Southern California. • Master’s Swimming Program tures a 25-yard by 25-yard diving pool Cricket Champion- Tents, sleeping bags, lanterns and more • Sports officials/referees clinics and a 50-meter by 25-yard competition ships in Florida. equipment for hiking, backpacking and • CPR and lifeguard certification pool. • USC Cheer and camping is available to rent through the • Physical Education building indoor Stunt won the OAR program. Reservations are made on Health Sciences Campus Fitness Center pool (Rec Swim) Western National a first-come, first-served basis by OAR The new HSC Fitness Center is a high- • Wellness programs Championships. certified staff members. light of the Health Sciences campus. • Spirit squads (Song Leaders, Spirit • USC Chess Club won Located in the 2001 Soto Street Build- Facility Scheduling Leaders, Junior Song Girl Camp and the USC Amateur ing, the 10,000-square-foot HSC Fitness On the University Park campus, a Traveler) West Regional Tour- Center houses a variety of cardiovas- number of facilities may be reserved • Recreational services (golf tourna- nament. cular and fitness equipment, weights, for department or student organization ments, tennis competitions, etc.) • USC Tennis Club two group exercise rooms, restrooms, competitions and picnics, including: came in 3rd in the showers and day-use-only lockers. Some Cromwell Field, Lyon University Cen- FACILITIES West Regionals, equipment is available for check out. ter, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, earning a bid to the General William Lyon Adjacent to the fitness center, a lighted PHED north and south gymnasia, ten- National Champion- University Center basketball court and multipurpose nis, racquetball and squash courts. For ships. The 66,000-square-foot Lyon Univer- area (with ampitheatre) is available recreation facility reservations, complete • USC Marathon Club sity Center, located on the University for drop-in, intramural programs and the online form at www.usc.edu/recsports. had over 80 runners Park campus, provides the recreational reservations. The HSC Fitness Center, For racquetball and squash court reser- complete the 2010 space needed to accommodate extracur- opened in fall 2011, is one of the new- vations, contact Recreational Sports at Los Angeles Mara- ricular sports and fitness activities. This est enhancements of campus life. (213) 740-5127. thon. facility significantly affects the quality • Men’s ice hockey Employment Opportunities of campus life for the entire university Student Governance team played in Recreational Sports provides students community. Japan, China and with a variety of opportunities to work on The Lyon University Center houses The Undergraduate Student Govern- Italy. campus and develop leadership skills in the Recreational Sports Office as well ment (USG) and the Graduate and • Men’s Crew rowed sports-related fields. College Work Study as racquetball and squash courts, a Professional Student Senate (GPSS) in the Henley Royal are recognized by the university Regatta (Oxford) in administration as the official voices of 2009 and 2010. the student body. These groups are representative student-elected bodies offering campus programs, a forum to deal with campus issues and an oppor- tunity for students to become involved in the university community.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT SCampus 2011-12 SCampus Advisor: Enrique Trujillo 76 Administrative Assistant: Jakita Morgan (213) 740-5620 Ronald Tutor Campus Center 224 usg.usc.edu The Undergraduate Student Govern- ment serves the undergraduate students at USC through advocacy, programming and funding. Recent projects include providing free shuttles to popular LA GPSSisresponsible for managing thestudent body. Toaccomplish this, experiencebyserving asthe face of USCgraduate and professional student TheGPSS mission istoenhance the www.gpssusc.com RonaldTutor Campus Center 224 (213)740-5620 Administrative (GPSS) Assistant: Jakita Morgan SENATE PROFESSIONAL STUDENT AND GRADUATE Assembly Student Women’s the and Assembly; Student Ally and Queer Assembly; Student Political Assembly; Student Latina/o Assembly; Students’ International Assembly; Student Black Assembly; Student American Pacific Asian Assembly; Culture Academic Assemblies events,speakers and Trojan Pride Concerts,performing arts, special Campus-wide culturalawareness. students,but also promote diversity and thatnot only educate and entertain andassembly strives toprogram events memberorganizations. Each committee asumbrella organizations tonumerous mitteesand eight assemblies that serve Itcomprises five campus-wide com programmingorganization oncampus. ProgramBoard isstudent-runa event uscprogramboard.com RonaldTutor Campus Center 224 (213)740-5656 BOARD PROGRAM stitutionaland bylaw petitions. thejurisdiction torule onall USG con StudentGovernment. The council has thejudicial body ofthe Undergraduate onechief justice, this council serves as Madeupofseven associate justices and Council Judicial offunds tostudent organizations. ate,public relations and the allocation recruitmentofindividuals for the sen andprogramming, the election and responsiblefor advocacy-related work graduateStudent Government is Theexecutive branch ofthe Under Branch Executive cateson behalf of the student body. programmingfee allocations and advo idential.The legislative body approves constituencies:greek, commuter and res electedsenators who represent three Thelegislative branch consists of 12 Branch Legislative capabilitiesonand around campus. breakand enhancing wireless Internet attractions,extending Thanksgiving Events Committees Events ------ingvoicea for the student community, studentresources efficiently, provid StudentUnion 200 (213)740-6467 ( Advisor:Viktor Kerney COMMUNITY STUDENT UNIVERSITY ateand professional students. betterable tomeet the needs ofgradu Byestablishing these close ties, GPSS is graduateand professional student life. withuniversity officials toenhance servestudents. GPSS works closely theexpertise ofthe professionals who issuesofjoint importance and call upon administrationand faculty todiscuss universitycommittees, meet with advocacyinitiatives. andrecommendations behind various estprogramming aswell asthe research Theyprovide GPSS with special inter chairselected within the committees. studentvolunteers and committee Senate’scommittees are made upof toaddress issues and concerns. The departmentorschool and meet monthly peersintheir particular academic departments. theUSC administration and academic professionalstudent interests within theSenate topromote graduate and ationsofGPSS and works closely with executiveboard oversees the daily oper everyspring bythe GPSS senators. The executiveboard of11officers iselected tionbeyond the academic realm. An studentsand provide venues for interac specifictograduate and professional specialinterest committees tackle issues resentall schools and departments, and andopportunities. studentsabout their rights, resources disciplinaryexchanges, and informing buildingcommunitya that fosters inter Officefor Residential Education. developmentand leadership inthe Kerney,assistant director for student ernments.URSC isadvised byViktor nation’stop residential student gov levels,and isconsidered one ofthe isalso active onregional and national wholive inuniversity housing. URSC addressingconcerns that affect students ment.URSC isparticularly adept at enhancethe residential living environ providecampus-wide programming to decision-makingprocess. They also residentialstudents inthe university’s studentgovernment serve asvoicea for Electedrepresentatives ofresidential www.ursctrojans.org Studentsparticipate inGPSS and GPSSsenators are elected bytheir Electedofficers, senators who rep RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL URSC) ------andsorority life. ciallythose who participate infraternity theexperience ofall students, espe gramsand events designed toenhance thecouncils plan and implement pro chaptersthey represent. Additionally, ensurethe strength and growth ofthe Council. FraternityCouncil and the Pan-HellenicCouncil, Professional MulticulturalGreek Council, National GreekCouncil, electedyearly. stituentchapters and new officers are ofrepresentatives from each ofthe con constituents.The councils are made up oversightbody for their respective cils,each serving ascoordinatinga and USChas six student-run greek coun StudentUnion 200 (213)740-2080 www.usc.edu/student-affairs/greeklife LeadershipDevelopment OfficeofFraternity and Sorority COUNCIL GREEK advisedbyResidential Education staff. Theseare affiliated with URSC and existsinall the residential communities. representativeA student government Governments Building Student Activities Student Eachofthese councils works to Thesix councils include the Asian InterfraternityCouncil, Panhellenic - - - - 77 SCampus 2011-12 Student Governance Student Organizations

For more information, contact the Office for Fraternity and Sorority Lead- ership Development at www.usc.edu/ student-affairs/greeklife or (213) 740-2080.

RECREATION CLUB COUNCIL USC Recreational Sports (213) 740-5127 (213) 740-9739 (FAX) Lyon University Center www.usc.edu/recsports The Recreation Club Council (RCC) is a collective organization of more than 58 club teams recognized by Recreational Sports and the Office of Campus Activi- ties. The RCC is dedicated to serving the athletic needs of students, faculty and staff by offering sporting opportu- nities typically not available through existing academic, recreational, intramu- UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES The following is a list of recognized ral and/or varsity programming. student organizations for the 2010-2011 These committees are established to The mission of the RCC is to allow academic year. These organizations may address issues that affect the entire the university community an opportu- or may not be recognized for the 2011- university. The student governments nity to pursue sporting passions they 2012 academic year. recommend student representatives to brought to USC and to discover new For more information on these these committees, which include aca- ones. The primary focus is to provide organizations, please visit the student demic policies and procedures, budget stability, guidance, leadership and con- organization Website at www.usc.edu/ advisory, international education, stu- tinuity to all new and returning clubs. stuorgs or contact the Office of Campus dent affairs, undergraduate curriculum, In doing so, the RCC builds shared Activities. This site has the most cur- university convocations, graduate and experiences and relationships with other rent information about student organi- professional studies and several others. members who have a similar excitement zations, including up-to-date contact Besides providing channels to for sport. information. Information on how to start express and advocate student concerns, With the RCC as the governing body an organization and other resources are the student governance bodies provide of all club sport teams and recreational also available. an excellent opportunity for students to clubs, each club designates a club leader develop leadership skills and gain valu- to represent the club at monthly RCC 2010-2011 RECOGNIZED able experience. meetings. Some of the club sports STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS include: badminton, climbing, cricket, Association of Art History Graduate ballroom dance, equestrian, fencing, Student Organizations Students golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, rugby, soccer, Campus Activities volleyball, table tennis, polo, racquetball, (213) 740-5693 A Community Place rowing, ski and snowboard, women’s fast Ronald Tutor Campus Center 330 bcf.usc.edu/~umin/08acpabout.html pitch softball, surfing and tennis. Email: [email protected] [email protected] Club sports maintain membership www.usc.edu/stuorgs during the fall and spring semesters Academic and Mobile Applications only. Membership fees and applica- USC has more than 750 recognized stu- Developers Group tion periods vary from club to club. dent organizations. These organizations Most club teams compete in the provide opportunities for students and Academy of LDS Dentist Student Chapter, spring semester with the fall semester other members of the university com- USC dedicated to strength training and munity to explore their academic, pro- [email protected] conditioning. Many clubs maintain a fessional, political, social, recreational, Advisor: David Garrett, dpgarrett@sbcglobal. portion of the membership for basic artistic, cultural, spiritual and commu- net instruction and recreation (not compe- nity service interests. In addition, stu- tition) throughout the year. Fencing, dent organizations provide a laboratory Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy SCampus 2011-12 SCampus chess, dance, golf, archery, badminton, for the development of interpersonal, uscamcp.org tennis and racquetball are just a few of organizational and leadership skills in 78 the clubs that welcome new members the members and officers. Such organi- Accounting Society throughout the season. zations exist to promote the educational scf.usc.edu/~acctsoc A list of sport club teams is avail- mission of the university. [email protected] able online at www.usc.edu/recsports. For Campus Activities holds an Involve- additional information, contact the Club ment Fair on Trousdale Parkway the Achieving Change Through Inspiring Sport Office ([email protected]) or call first Wednesday of the fall and spring Values and Education (213) 740-5127. semesters. This fair allows students to [email protected] gather information regarding many of the student organizations on campus, as Active Minds well as services for students. [email protected] [email protected] uscaga.com Alpha Gamma Alpha alphaepsilonomega.org Omega Epsilon Alpha [email protected] aedusc.webs.com Society Honor Pre-Medical Delta Epsilon Alpha Facebookgroup: Alpha Delta Chi Advisor:Don Ludwig, [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~adx/adx Christ for Sisterhood A Chi: Delta Alpha [email protected] ALPFA Alliance Ally Facebookgroup: All Nations USC Director:Larissa Marks, [email protected] www.allnationsusc.org Fellowship Christian Nations All [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~alive Environment) the of View In Living (Always ALIVE [email protected] ReligiousDirector: Kathleen McNamara, Campus on Agape ChristianFellowship Facebookgroup: AMCF Agape- Mandarin [email protected] Advisor:Professor Ming-Deh Huang, wretch.cc/user/agapeusc Fellowship Christian Mandarin Agape [email protected] Society Cinema African-American [email protected] Health In Americans African [email protected] uscahi.com USC Initiative, Health Africa [email protected] aerodesign.usc.edu Team AeroDesign [email protected] uscrs.usc.edu USC at Team Robotics Aerial [email protected] USC Association, Actuarial

Centered Fraternity Centered Christ- The Omega: Gamma Alpha [email protected] apousc.com Omega Phi Alpha [email protected] uscaoe.org Epsilon Omega Alpha [email protected] aotrojans.org Fraternity Dental Omega Alpha [email protected] Chapter Gamma Alpha, Omega Alpha [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~ald/index.htm AlphaLambda Delta National Honor Society uscakpsi.net Business – Psi Kappa Alpha alphaiotapi.com Pi Iota Alpha Facebookgroup: Tuesday Nights AGO@ [email protected] Advisor:Jonathan Chambers, pi.ago.org get-involved.aspx sait.usc.edu/volunteer/ Catalina Break Spring Alternative [email protected] get-involved.aspx sait.usc.edu/volunteer/ Baltimore Break Spring Alternative

Alternative Spring Break Orcas Island Orcas Break Spring Alternative [email protected] sait.usc.edu/volunteer/get-involved.aspx Nation Navajo Break Spring Alternative [email protected] sait.usc.edu/volunteer/get-involved.aspx Mujeres Isla Break Spring Alternative [email protected] sait.usc.edu/volunteer/get-involved.aspx Guatemala Break Spring Alternative [email protected] sait.usc.edu/volunteer/get-involved.aspx Valley Death Break Spring Alternative Student Activities Student sait.usc.edu/volunteer/get-involved.aspx DannyBoyNaha-Ve’evalu, San Francisco,San CA Studiesmajor, CinematicArts,Critical

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American Institute of Chemical Anointed Vessels of Praise: Christian Engineers, USC Praise Dance Ministry scf.usc.edu/~aiche Advisor: Viannda Hawkins, [email protected] [email protected] Ansar Service Partnership American Medical Student Association, [email protected] Keck School of Medicine Chapter [email protected] [email protected] Director: Ali Mir, [email protected]

American Medical Women, USC Archery Club, USC [email protected] uscarchery.com [email protected] American Pharmacy Student Alliance www.uscapsa.org Architecture Brigades, USC [email protected] uscarchitecturebrigades.com [email protected] American Society of Civil Engineers, USC uscasce.com Architecture Student Council [email protected] Armenian Christian Ministries American Society of Landscape Architects, [email protected] USC Student Chapter Director: Father Vazken Movsesian, [email protected] American Society for Quality, Student Branch Armenian Law Students Association [email protected] Armenian Students’ Association American Society of Training and uscasa.info Development, USC Special Division [email protected] www.astdla.org [email protected] Art History Student Association college.usc.edu/ahis/programs/association.cfm American Studies and Ethnicity Club, USC [email protected] Alternative Spring Break Salinas [email protected] sait.usc.edu/volunteer/get-involved.aspx Art Law Society [email protected] Amnesty International [email protected] [email protected] Alternative Winter Break Art Smart, USC sait.usc.edu/volunteer/get-involved.aspx Anatomical Drawing Society [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Ascend American Association of Women Dentists, Anatomical Figure Drawing Group USC Chapter [email protected] Asian American Business Association [email protected] [email protected] Anesthesia Student Interest Group American Baptist Ministries for [email protected] Asian American Christian Fellowship International Students Directors: Melanie Mar Chow, Director: Aaron Glenn, [email protected] Annenberg Asian Student Network [email protected], and Bruce Chow uscaasn.tumblr.com American Choral Directors Association – Asian American Tutorial Project USC Thornton Student Chapter Annenberg Black Student Association scf.usc.edu/~aatp [email protected] [email protected] American Constitution Society for Law and Policy Annenberg Chinese Student and Alumni Asian Pacific American Law Students acslaw.org Association Association [email protected] SCampus 2011-12 SCampus [email protected] uscapalsa.com [email protected] American Finance Association 80 Annenberg Communication Graduate marshall.campusgroups.com/finance Student Association Asian Pacific American Medical Student [email protected] [email protected] Association sites.google.com/site/uscapamsa2010 American Institute for Graphic Arts, USC Annenberg Latino Student Association [email protected] Chapter [email protected] [email protected] Asian Pacific Islander Caucus Annenberg School for Communication scf.usc.edu/~apic American Institute of Aeronautics and Master’s Association [email protected] Astronautics [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~aiaa [email protected] [email protected] uscapds.org Scholars Diplomacy Public of Association [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~aoim Marketing Integrated of Association [email protected] uscasis.com Students Indonesian of Association [email protected] aisusc.org Students Indian of Association The Students, Graduate English of Association [email protected] Machinery Computing for Association [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~absppd The Development, and Planning, Policy, in Students Black of Association [email protected] usc.edu/student-affairs/arp/scholars Scholars Presidential and Trustee Associated uscassp.com Pharmacy of School the of Students Associated [email protected] Medicine of School the of Students Associated [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~aspd Development and Planning of Students Associated [email protected] viterbistudents.usc.edu/asbme Engineering Biomedical of Students Associated [email protected] uscagc.com USC Contractors, General Associated [email protected] Baat Asli [email protected] Society Entrepreneurship Student Asia-Pacific [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~apso Outreach Student Pacific-Islander Asian [email protected] The Caucus, Work Social Islander Pacific Asian

Director:Michael Sylvester, Action in Athletes Black Business Student Association, The Association, Student Business Black Association Student Graduate Biology [email protected] Association BioBusiness [email protected] USC at Campaign Coal Beyond [email protected] uscbay.org Psi Alpha Beta [email protected] www.bestbuddiesonline.org www.bestbuddies.org USC Buddies, Best [email protected] Advisor:Mark Kennedy, usc.cbcwla.org Study Bible Christian Chinese Bellman [email protected] bamboooffshoot.com Offshoot Bamboo [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~ballroom Dance Latin and Ballroom Facebookgroup: Baha’i Campus Association Director:Randolph Dobbs, [email protected] [email protected] Association Student Baha’i [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~badminto USC Club, Badminton [email protected] Expectation Beyond Pressing Athletes Facebookgroup: Athletes inAction [email protected] Black Social Work Caucus Work Social Black [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~blsa Association Students Law Black [email protected] Committee Graduation Black Network Student Graduate Black [email protected] TheatricalAssociation Facebookgroup: Black Entertainment and Association Theatrical and Entertainment Black [email protected] wix.com/thebbsa/bbsa

Bridges International Bridges [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~bthiphop Hop Hip Through Break Fusion Latin 2: On Break Jiu-jitsu Brazilian Program Mentoring Bravo [email protected] USC Club, Boxing [email protected] USC Club, Book [email protected] Society Honor Pre-Law Blackstonians [email protected] Voices Black Sciences Social in Blacks Organization Facebookgroup: USC Buddhist Meditation Director: Matthew Brensilver, [email protected] [email protected] Organization Meditation Buddhist [email protected] Arms in Brothers Director:Bob Britton, [email protected] pusCrusade for Christ TheInternational Student Ministry ofCam www.bridgesinternational.com Student Activities Student - forms, as well aswell forms,as ReligiousLife.These Officeofthefrom additionalan form interviewoutfill and schedulemustan Religiousorganizations mandatorymeeting. attendform,a and completeadvisoran advisoryourhave constitutionroster,and application,submita an outfillmustyou recognized,be to organizationyour Answer: recognized? officiallyitget to take toneed I stepsdo organization.What studentstarta to Question: 161. Organizationspageon RecognitionStudentof outlinedalsoarein requirementsThe www.usc.edu/stuorgs availableonlineat process,thisonare informationmore In orderfor In I’m planningI’m . 81 SCampus 2011-12 Student Organizations

Business of Entertainment Association, Catholic Graduate Student Association Chinese American Student Association The catholictrojan.org usccasa.com marshall.usc.edu/clubs/bea [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Director: Anthony Heim, anthony@ catholictrojan.org Chinese Global Talent California Public Interest Research Group calpirgstudents.org Catholic Student Association Chinese Student Association [email protected] catholictrojan.org [email protected] Chinese Students and Scholars Association California Student Physicians for Director: Father Lawrence Seyer, scf.usc.edu/~usccssa Healthcare Reform [email protected] and Anthony [email protected] csphr.com Heim, [email protected] [email protected] Facebook group: Catholic Center Choose To Fight On twitter.com/choosetofighton Calvary Campus Bible Study Century Apartments Building Government [email protected] calvarycampusbiblestudy.com Advisor: Abraham de Alba, Chabad Jewish Student Center Christian Challenge [email protected] chabadusc.com uscchristianchallenge.com [email protected] Director: Neil Walker, [email protected] Campus and Community United Directors: Rabbi Dov and Runya Wagner, campusandcommunity.wordpress.com [email protected], (213) 748-5884 Christian Legal Society [email protected] Facebook group: Chabad@USC Advisor: Jane Chang, [email protected]

Campus Crusade for Christ Challenge for Charity, The Christian Science Organization usccru.com marshallc4c.com Advisor: Diana Jaque, [email protected] Director: Andy Manzo, [email protected] Chamber Ballet Company, USC Christian Social Work Caucus CampuSCommunity Outreach [email protected] cufi.convio.net [email protected] Canterbury USC Episcopal Campus Ministry Chamber Opera of USC Advisor: Jim Burklo, [email protected] usc.edu/org/canterbury cousc.com Directors: Reverend Glenn M. Libby, Ph.D., Christian Students, USC [email protected], and Melaina C. Trotter, Chaotic 3 Hip-Hop Dance Team scf.usc.edu/~usccs [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/christianstudents Facebook: Episcopal Trojans Advisor: Andrew Simpson, andrew.simpson@ Cheer, USC usc.edu usccheer.com A GLIMPSE OF TROJAN HISTORY [email protected] Christians United for Israel [email protected] Amazons Chemistry Graduate Student Organization chem.usc.edu/graduate/gradactivities.html Cine Esta “Sisters of the Knights, the Amazons [email protected] [email protected] act as official hostesses to the uni- Chess Club, USC Cinematic Arts Student Association versity.… These service women wear scf.usc.edu/~uscchess zeroforconduct.org black shirts and sweaters, with a [email protected] [email protected] white helmet and shield emblem.” Chi Alpha Circle K International – Students Handbook 1954-55 [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~circlek Director: Eric Thomure, [email protected] [email protected] Cantonese Christian Campus Group Classics Graduate Student Organization scf.usc.edu/~cccg Chi Epsilon, USC Advisor: Chi Mak, [email protected] uscxe.com Climbing Club, USC [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~climb Capoeira, USC SCampus 2011-12 SCampus [email protected] Chicanos for Progressive Education Cardinal Gardens Building Government 82 [email protected] Clinical Social Work Caucus clinicalcaucus.wordpress.com Caribbean SC Chicanos/Latinos for Health Education [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Clio Catalyst Ministries China Care, USC cliousc.blogspot.com [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Director: Don Ludwig, [email protected]

Chinese American Pharmacy Student Club Baseball Association [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Advisor:Father James Soliman, [email protected] lacopts.org USC at Club Christian Orthodox Coptic [email protected] usccmaa.com USC America, of Association Management Construction [email protected] Arts the of Distribution through Outreach Community [email protected] chipcommunity.org USC Project, Involvement Health Community [email protected] commedus.com Interruptus Commedus USC The Struggles, Freedom and Class, Race, of Study the for Colloquium Facebookgroup: USC Comic Book Club [email protected] USC The Club, Book Comic [email protected] Cancer Against Colleges [email protected] uscdemocrats.org USC Democrats, College [email protected] USC Racquetball, Club [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~xcountry USC Team, Country Cross Club

[email protected] scf.usc.edu/~danceinc Included Dance [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~dansce USC Club, Dance [email protected] USC DAMAS, [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~cycling USC Team, Cycling (CLSA) Association Studies Legal Critical [email protected] Communities Just Creating Crazy Craft Director:Patrick Kim, [email protected] [email protected] Fellowship Christian SEED Cornerstone [email protected] dozusc.org Zeta Omicron Delta [email protected] www.deltakappaalpha.com Alpha Kappa Delta [email protected] Society Honor Pre-Dental Sigma, Delta Delta Government Building Hall Dean’s [email protected] trojandm.org USC at Marathon Dance Facebookgroup: Destino USC@ TrinaLitwin, [email protected] [email protected] Advisors:Jim Cunningham, Destino [email protected] Group Interest Dermatology [email protected] Network Student Graduate Pathology of Department [email protected] USC Students, for Club Anesthesiologist Dentist [email protected] Club Humanitarian Dental uscdsp.com Pi Sigma Delta uscdeltaphikappa.com Kappa Phi Delta [email protected] sites.google.com/site/uscequal (EQuAI) Alliance Queer for Educators [email protected] uscedsa.blogspot.com Assembly Student Doctorate Educational [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~ego Organization Graduate Education [email protected] Association Student Graduate Economics [email protected] Facebookgroup: Earthly Creations Creations Earthly Association Student Graduate Science Earth [email protected] USC Team, Dance Classical Indian Drishti The Club, Drama [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~scdb/home.html USC Boat, Dragon Entrepreneurship in Practicum Dormbikes: Committee Strategy Diversity Advisor:Art Henares, [email protected] [email protected] discipleusc.wordpress.com USC Disciple Student Activities Student

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EERI-SCEC Student Chapter at USC Environment First Fluor Tower Building Government scf.usc.edu/~eeri groups.google.com/group/fluortowerbg [email protected] Epic Movement, The [email protected] uscepic.com Emergency Medical Services of the [email protected] Fly Girls, USC University of Southern California Directors: Stephanie Wee, stephanie@ wix.com/flygirlssofly/uscflygirls scf.usc.edu/~emsc uscm.org & Tony Wee, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Facebook group: USC Epic Movement Food For Thought Engineering World Health at USC Equestrian Team, USC uminusc.com scf.usc.edu/~ewhealth scf.usc.edu/~equestrn/index_flash.html [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Directors: Reverends Frank Wulf , fwulf@ usc.edu, and Diane Kenney, [email protected] Entertainment Law Society, USC Eta Kappa Nu [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~hkn Food Not Bombs USC [email protected] [email protected] Entrepreneur and Venture Management Association European Student Association Forensic Social Work Caucus marshall.usc.edu/clubs/evma [email protected] [email protected] mba.evma.club@ marshall.usc.edu Expanding Horizons with Mentorship French Organization (Club), USC

Entrepreneur Club, FACE AIDS Freshman Advocacy Board USC faceaids.org sait.usc.edu/lgbt/signature-programs/ usceclub.com [email protected] freshman-advocacy-board-fab.aspx contactusceclub@ [email protected] gmail.com Falun Gong at USC scf.usc.edu/~falun Futsal, USC [email protected] www.uscfutsal.com Ifeanyi Ume, Advisor: Professor Peter Robertson, [email protected] Business Administration major, Carson, CA [email protected] Gamers Network, USC Family Medicine Interest Group tiny.cc/uscgamers primarycare.usc.edu [email protected] [email protected] Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Fashion Industry Association [email protected] fiausc.com [email protected] Genesis 9:13 Director: Frank Wulf, [email protected] Federalist Society, The German Club, USC Fellowship of Christian Facebook group: USC German Club Physician Assistant Students Global Business Brigades Advisor: Christopher [email protected] Forest, [email protected] Global China Connection, USC Chapter gccglobal.org Female Undergraduates [email protected] Educating and Leading in Science Global Executive Organization (GEO) scf.usc.edu/~fuels marshall.usc.edu/clubs/geo [email protected] [email protected]

SCampus 2011-12 SCampus Fencing, USC Global Health Club, USC scf.usc.edu/~fencing 84 [email protected] Global Health Review globalhealthreview.org Figure Skating Club, USC [email protected] uscfigureskating.com [email protected] Global Medical Brigades, USC [email protected] FISHBOWL [email protected] Global Water Brigades, USC

GlobeMed at USC uscgrow.wordpress.com [email protected] [email protected] Sociology in Students Graduate [email protected] dornsife.usc.edu/poir/home The POIR, of Students Graduate [email protected] Linguistics in Students Graduate [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~gpac Community Administration and Policy Graduate Association Marketing Graduate Director:Neil Walker, [email protected] [email protected] Connection Christian Graduate [email protected] Physics in Students of Association Graduate [email protected] usc.edu/music Students Music of Association Graduate [email protected] Psychology in Students for Association Graduate USC Studies, Pre-Modern for Association Graduate [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~gaems Studies Modern Early for Association Graduate [email protected] Society Business Asian Graduate StudentAssociation Facebookgroup: USC Graduate Architecture Association Student Architecture Graduate [email protected] [email protected],and Carol Koprowski, Advisors:Christopher Gee, [email protected] usc.gracechurch.org Campus on Grace [email protected] Organization Law Government Alliance Gould-Marshall [email protected],and Pastor Seung Hak Kim Advisor:Professor Eun Sok Kim, Group Christian Korean Shepherds Good [email protected] goldenkey.org USC The Chapter, Society Honour International Key Golden

marshall.usc.edu/clubs/gwib Business in Women Graduate Hellenic Association at USC at Association Hellenic [email protected] uschelenes.org USC The Helenes, [email protected] Lives Healthy Choices, Healthy [email protected] Today Health [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~hpsa Association Students Promotion Health [email protected] Society Bioethics and Law Health [email protected] uschcbc.com Club Business Care Health [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~hawaii USC Club, Hawaii [email protected] hapasc.org Community Student Hapa [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~habitat USC Humanity, for Habitat [email protected] grodins.usc.edu Committee Symposium Grodins [email protected] sites.google.com/site/grufbg Government Building Housing Family and Upperclass Graduate, [email protected] Facebookgroup: USC Hillel [email protected],(213) 747-9135 InterimDirector: Michael Jeser, [email protected] uschillel.org Life Jewish for Center Hillel [email protected] www.marshall.usc.edu/clubs/hta Asscociation Tech High [email protected] haudeusc.webs.com USC de Unidas Hermanas [email protected] Expenses Project Overcome Helping [email protected] uscultimate.org/hellions The Women, Troy of Hellions

uscm.org Director:Stephanie Wee, stephanie.wee@ The Movement, Impact Club Study Language and Multi-Culture Icebreaker [email protected] USC Club, Hurling USC Club, Hunt [email protected] Project Industry Hospitality [email protected] Association Student Kong Hong [email protected] USC of Association Dental Student Hispanic hsf.net Chapter Scholar Fund Scholarship Hispanic [email protected] dornsife.usc.edu/ling/research/HL.cfm Association Students Linguistics Hispanic nization Facebookgroup: USC Hindu Student Orga (323)960-1737 Atmavidyananda,[email protected], [email protected] Swami Directors:Swami Sarvadevananda, [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~hso Organization Student Hindu Student Activities Student

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Imports, Automotive Enthusiast Group at USC importsusc.wordpress.com [email protected]

Improvtu [email protected]

In Christ Alone Ministry Directors: Thomas Leu, [email protected], and Franklin Wu, [email protected] Facebook group: ICA

Indoor Skydiving Club, USC [email protected]

Information Systems Association theuscisa.com [email protected]

Innovation Driven Entrepreneurial Association, USC [email protected] International Association of Business IPPAM Graduate Students Association Innovative Minds of Advertising Communicators – USC Chapter [email protected] imausc.com [email protected] [email protected] Iranian Graduate Students Association International Coalition of College scf.usc.edu/~igsa Institute of Electrical and Philathropists of USC Electronic Engineers collegephilanthropy.org Irish Culture Club: An Cumann Éireannach scf.usc.edu/~ieee [email protected] [email protected] International Genetically Engineered Machine – USC It’s a Titular Ruse Institute of Industrial Engineers [email protected] [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~iie [email protected] International Law and Jachdi Jawani Relations Organization [email protected] Integrative Medicine Club [email protected] International Medicine Student Jade Poetry Studio Director: Jim Burklo, [email protected] Interest Group jpoetrystudio.com [email protected] Intellectual Property and Technology Law Jain Student Association Society, The International Relations Undergraduate Advisor: Niti Shah, [email protected] Association, The [email protected], (213) 740-8564 [email protected] Facebook group: Jain Student Association Interaxon usc.edu/interaxon International Social Work Caucus Japanese Student Association interaxn@usc [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~uscjsa [email protected] Interfaith Council International Socialist Organization orl.usc.edu/interfaith/council socialistworker.org Jesus into the Boat [email protected] [email protected] Advisor: Carter Welford, [email protected] Advisors: Dean Varun Soni, [email protected], and Associate Dean Jim Burklo, International Society for Jewish Alliance for GLBTs and Straights [email protected], (213) 740-6110 Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes [email protected]

SCampus 2011-12 SCampus Research – USC Student Chapter Advisor: Vincent Vigil, [email protected], Interfaith Peace Coalition, USC (213) 740-7619 86 Advisor: Susan Stouffer, [email protected], International Student Christian Fellowship (213) 748-0209 Advisor: Thomas Mathew, [email protected] Jewish Association of Marshall Students (JAMS) Interfaith Peace Organization InterVarsity Trojan Christian Fellowship [email protected] ivtcf.org Advisor: Janella Chiang, Internal Medicine Interest Group [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Directors: Steve Marks, stevemarks@ gmail.com and Larissa Marks, [email protected] Jewish Awareness Movement (JAM) Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Student Facebook group: InterVarsity Trojan jamoncampus.com Interest Group Christian Fellowship [email protected] keck-mpsig.weebly.com Director: Rabbi Moshe Zaret, [email protected] [email protected], (323) 931-1468 [email protected] usckhoirpractice.com Practice Khoir Keystones [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~kendo Club Kendo [email protected] USC Club, Surf Keck [email protected] Sustainability for Students Keck [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~snapp SNAPP) - Program Prevent and Now Screen (Former Clinic Community Student-Run Keck Advisor:Paul Holtom, [email protected] [email protected] Fellowship Christian Student Keck [email protected] Club Soccer Keck [email protected] 2012 of Class Medicine of School Keck [email protected] 2011 of Class Medicine of School Keck [email protected] Support Peer Keck [email protected] The Club, Running Keck USC 2013, of Class Keck [email protected] Club Basketball Keck [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~kazan Taiko Kazan Law Karmic [email protected] kairossociety.com Society Kairos JStreetU [email protected] Society Health Public Snow John Advisor:Chaim Jacob, [email protected] Association Students Medical Jewish Advisor:Nomi Stolzenberg, (213) 740-2549 Association Students Law Jewish Director:Alcyone Moore, [email protected], Association Christian Network Kingdom [email protected] Association Student Business Latino Development and Planning, Policy, for Association Latino [email protected] Caucus Work Social Latina/o Eta Pi Lambda [email protected] usclks.org Sigma Kappa Lambda [email protected] Unity for Striving Ladies kxsc.org KSCR) (formerly KXSC Generation Young – Association Engineers and Scientists Korean-American [email protected] usckcm.com Mission Campus Korean-American [email protected] Haneulsori - Percussion Traditional Korean [email protected] uscksa.com Association Student Korean Advisor:Jane Kim, [email protected] kivf.us Fellowship Christian InterVarsity Korean [email protected] Association Student Dental Korean [email protected] Organization Student Business Korean sites.google.com/site/usckapsa Association Student Pharmacy American Korean Facebookgroup: KCM [email protected] Advisor:Kelley Chung, usckcm.com Mission Campus American Korean [email protected] Advisor:Jason Cheung, [email protected] kcccla.com Christ for Crusade Campus Korea [email protected] KIVA@USC (213)740-3379

[email protected] USC Club, Lebanese [email protected] marshall.usc.edu/clubs/shrm Club Organization and Leadership [email protected] Director:Michael Stanley, lds.org/institutes Association Student Saint Latter-day [email protected] Association(USC) Facebookgroup: Latino Graduate Student Association Student Graduate Latino/a Club Transfer Latino [email protected] Association Student Medical Latino [email protected] latinolawstudents.org Association Students Law Latino [email protected] [email protected],and Cynthia Dong, Advisors:Pastor Daniel Im, [email protected] lifecf.net/usc Fellowship Christian Life [email protected] usclink.com (LiNK) Korea North in Liberty Student Activities Student

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Marshall Operations Management Club www.marshall.usc.edu/clubs/omc [email protected]

Marshall Outreach and Volunteer Entrepreneurs marshallcommunityservice.com [email protected]

Marshall Partners [email protected]

Marshall Retail Association marshall.usc.edu/clubs/mra [email protected]

Marshall Soccer Club, The [email protected]

Marshall Sports Business Organization marshall.usc.edu/clubs/msbo

Marshall Strategy Group marshall.usc.edu/clubs/msg Los Angeles Church of Christ at USC Marathon Team, The USC [email protected] centralcampus.blogspot.com scf.usc.edu/~marathon [email protected] [email protected] Marshall Student Ambassadors Director: Marie Burke, [email protected] marshall.usc.edu/undergradprogram/admissions/ Facebook group: USC Campus Marketing 406 student-ambassadors.htm Ministry LACC [email protected] Marks Tower Los Angeles Community Impact Marshall Student Executive Committee usclaci.org Marriage and Family Therapy [email protected] [email protected] Student Organization [email protected] Marshall Wine Club Los Angeles Public Interest Law Journal [email protected] lapilj.org Marshall Business Law Association, The [email protected] [email protected] Marshall Women’s Leadership Board scf.usc.edu/~mwlb Loving-heart Society Marshall Business Student Government [email protected] [email protected] scmbsg.org [email protected] Marshall Youth Outreach Lucy Hobbs Taylor Society [email protected] [email protected] Marshall Case Team [email protected] MarshallWear Lutheran Campus Ministry marshallwear.com scf.usc.edu/~lutheran Marshall Eatz [email protected] [email protected] Facebook group: Marshall Eatz Director: Reverend Dan Gibson, [email protected] Master’s in Professional Writing [email protected] Program, The Facebook group: Lutherans at USC Marshall Golf Club dornsife.usc.edu/mpw/home marshall.usc.edu/clubs/golf [email protected] M.E.Ch.A. de USC [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~mecha Master of Public Health [email protected] Marshall Graduate Real Estate Association Student Association

SCampus 2011-12 SCampus marshall.usc.edu/clubs/grea mph.usc.edu/maphsa M.T.O. Sufi Association [email protected] [email protected] 88 sufiassociation.org [email protected] Marshall Hospitality and Gaming Club Mathematics Graduate Student Association Makers of Entertaining Games Marshall Management Consulting Club bcf.usc.edu/~mgsa Association, The [email protected] [email protected] megausc.com Marshall Net Impact Medical Business Association Malaysian Student Association marshallnetimpact.com [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Medical Chinese Program [email protected] Minority Health Conference 2010 Conference Health Minority [email protected] Association Graduate Engineering Minority [email protected] InterestGroup (MilSWIG) Facebookgroup: Military Social Work USSWIG) (Former Group Interest Work Social Military [email protected] Association Law Asian South Eastern Middle [email protected] USC’s Association, Student Studies East Middle [email protected] globalbrigades.wikidot.com USC Brigades, Microfinance [email protected] uscmerrymen.com The Men, Merry [email protected] usclacrosse.com Lacrosse Men’s uscicehockey.com Hockey Ice Men’s [email protected] Caucus Work Social in Men [email protected] uscultimate.org USC Ultimate, Men’s [email protected] trojannavy.com USC Crew, Men’s [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~uscpolo/index.html USC Waterpolo, Club Men’s [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~uscvball USC Volleyball, Club Men’s [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~scsoccer USC Soccer, Club Mens sait.usc.edu/mencare USC Care, Men [email protected] Medicine of School Keck USC – Choice for Students Medical [email protected] Organization Lesbian and Gay Medical

[email protected] Fresh Minty [email protected] Accountants Black of Association National Facebookgroup: USC Muslim Student Union (310)415-6747 Director:Ali Mir, [email protected], [email protected] uscmuslims.com Union Student Muslim Advisor:JoMarie Reilly, [email protected] [email protected] Association Students Health Muslim [email protected] uscmtr.com California Southern of University the at Repertory Theatre Musical [email protected] musicindustryconnection.webs.com Connection Industry Music Facebookgroup: Mosaic Trojan Network Director:Alice Gates, [email protected] college.mosaic.org/on-campus/#usc [email protected] Love and Hope Faith of Community Christian A Network: Trojan Mosaic [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~mbd Board Mortar [email protected] moneythink.org Moneythink [email protected] Association Student Graduate Biology Computational and Molecular California Southern of Nations United Model [email protected] usc.edu/dept/nrotc USC ROTC, Naval [email protected] wix.com/nsbeusc/usc-nsbe Engineers Black of Society National [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~nrhh Honorary Hall Residence National [email protected] nobenational.org Engineering and Business for Organization National [email protected] Advisors College Peer of Association National

Norman Topping Community Topping Norman Club Ninjitsu [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~nikkei USC Association, Nikkei Government Building New/North [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~ngf Forum Graduate Neuroscience [email protected] Undergraduate Impact Net [email protected] neontommy.com Tommy Neon [email protected] Director:Steven Crawford, [email protected] The Navigators, [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~nurhopsi Psi Rho Nu [email protected] usc.edu/ntsaf The Club, Service A GLIMPSE OF TROJAN HISTORY TROJAN OF GLIMPSE A – SCampus1983-84– assortedoffered.“alsosnacksare [older].andPizza,21people frenchage fries,and servingbarmixeddrinksfullwine,beer,andto duringNightclubtimeweek.theirThebusya has good ahave campustoon go placeto awith Nightclub“TheTrojan provides students includedPlimsouls.JosietheCottonand Wednesday.performersPast have Nightclubeverytheopenis CommonstheRestaurant,in comedy.androllLocatedandrock nightclubrunfeaturing ofbest the student-Nightclub“Thea Trojan is Life Night Student Activities Student

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OB/GYN SIG OUTLaw Phi Alpha Delta [email protected] [email protected] Phi Alpha Theta, XI Chapter Objectivist Club, The USC Overflow A Cappella [email protected] [email protected] Occupational Therapy and Science Council Phi Delta Phi: International Legal Fraternity of the Department of Occupational Science Pagans and Wiccans at USC phideltaphi.org and Therapy scf.usc.edu/~pawusc [email protected] ot.usc.edu/academics/student-organizations/otsc Advisor: Jaclyn Kalkhurst, [email protected] [email protected] Phi Lambda Sigma Facebook group: PAW sites.google.com/site/uscphilambdasigma

Pakistani Student Association Phi Sigma Biological Honors Society [email protected] uscphisigma.weebly.com [email protected] Pakistani Students Jirga [email protected] Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society phisigmatheta.org Paláver Magazine [email protected] [email protected] Philosophy Club, USC Pardee Tower Building Government [email protected] Facebook group: University of Southern Parkside Arts and Humanities Residential California Philosophy Club College, Residential College Government sites.google.com/site/pahrcrcgsite Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation [email protected] Student Interest Group [email protected] Parkside International Residential College Government Physical Therapy Multicultural Leadership parksideirc.webs.com Alliance

Partnership for an Equitable Los Angeles Physical Therapy Student Association [email protected] Part-Time Social Work Caucus [email protected] Physician Assistant Program, USC

PASA Network Pi Sigma Alpha scf.usc.edu/~pasanet apsanet.org/~psa [email protected] [email protected]

PAWS, USC Pi Tau Sigma uscpaws.webs.com ame-www.usc.edu/students/pitausigma Occupational Therapy Policy and Advocacy [email protected] [email protected] Organization [email protected] Pediatric Dentistry Study Club Pi Theta Epsilon ot.usc.edu/academics/students-organizations/ Omega Gamma Chapter of Sigma Lambda Pediatrics Student Interest Group pi-theta-episilon Beta International Fraternity, Inc., The [email protected] [email protected] sigmalambdabeta.com [email protected] Pedo Study Club Ping Pong Posse [email protected] pingpongposse.com Omicron Delta Epsilon [email protected] [email protected] Peer of American Studies and Ethnicity Organization Play Just Like You Online Industries Association SCampus 2011-12 SCampus [email protected] [email protected] Pegasus 90 [email protected] Poetry Club, The Operation Smile [email protected] Periodontal Study Club Oral Surgery Selective/Study Club [email protected] Political Science Undergraduate [email protected] Association Pharmacy Graduate Alliance Orange County Caucus pharmweb.usc.edu/pga Polo, USC [email protected] uscpolo.com Ph.D. Electrical Engineering [email protected] Orthodontic Study Club Electro-Physics Students [email protected] [email protected] Government Building Radisson [email protected] medcenter.usc.edu/?q=node/3 Group Interest Student Radiology USC Quidditch, (213)740-6109 Advisor:Cynthia Waite, [email protected], quaker.org USC at Quakers [email protected] uscprssa.org USC America, of Society Student Relations Public [email protected] uscpilf.org Foundation Law Interest Public [email protected] USC Brigades, Health Public Connection Alumni and Club Psychology [email protected] Group Interest Psychiatry [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~psichi Society Honor Psychology – Chi Psi [email protected] Malawi Project: [email protected] USC Association, Student Medical American Pacific Asian Premedical Association Medical Pre-Veterinary [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~prepharm USC Society, Pre-Pharmacy [email protected] Society Pre-Law [email protected] USC Society, Pre-Optometry [email protected] ot-club ot.usc.edu/academics/student-organizations/pre- Club Therapy Pre-Occupational [email protected] Director:Pastor Seungho Synn, uscpraise.org Mission) Christian Praise (Former Church Praise of Power [email protected] Magazine Pose

lawweb.usc.edu/why/students/orgs/rlsj/ Symposium RLSJ [email protected] Sisterhood of Rites [email protected] uscrhochi.com Chapter Theta Chi, Rho [email protected] uscreverseosmosis.com Cappella A Osmosis Reverse [email protected] Journal Interdisciplinary Resonance Community for Council Outreach Residential The Troy, of Republic PeterSong, [email protected] Advisors:Stefani Chung and Pastor Minkyu [email protected] laces.groups.live.com Club Christian Trojan Remnant Music through Remedy Director:Ira Dotson, [email protected] [email protected] rjcf.org Fellowship Campus Jesus in ReJoyce [email protected] USC Club, Cross Red Read And Out Reach [email protected] Self-Empowerment Through Youth African of Rise The – RAYSE [email protected] social_work_caucus.html sowkweb.usc.edu/currentstudents/caucuses/lgbtqa_ Caucus Work Social Alliance Rainbow [email protected] USC Rotaract, Organization Student PhD Rossier [email protected] Connection Student Roski Pathology In Rookies USC Hockey, Roller [email protected] uscrs.org USC Society, Robotics [email protected] symposiums.cfm

[email protected] Advisor:Lika Dozier, [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~gospel Choir Gospel Grace By Saved Association(SSA) Facebookgroup: Saudi Students [email protected] Association Students Saudi [email protected] Collegium Salerni [email protected] USC The Club, Russian [email protected] usc.edu/rugby USC Club, Football Rugby Student Activities Student

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Question: My friends SC for Alternative Transportation and I want to start a [email protected] student organization. Is it possible to apply for SC Homelessness Initiative funding through the [email protected] university? SC Outfitters Answer: All recognized scoutfitters.org student organizations [email protected] may apply for funding. Money is set aside SC Racing specifically for student scf.usc.edu/~scracer organizations and their [email protected] programming needs. Campus Activities has SC Students for Israel information describing [email protected] all of the various funding sources on SC Underwater Robotics campus for student uscrs.org organizations. For more [email protected] information, contact the Undergraduate SCFX, USC’s Special Effects Organization Student Government [email protected] office at Tutor Campus Center 224 or the Peer Second Nature Improv Sigma Phi Omega School Counselors of Tomorrow Leadership Consultants 2nimprov.com uscsigmas.com scf.usc.edu/~scot/index.htm in Tutor Campus Center [email protected] [email protected] 330. Information is Secular Alliance, USC also available online at scf.usc.edu/~secular Sikh Student Association School of Cinematic Arts www.usc.edu/stuorgs. [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~sikh Student Ambassadors Advisor: Diana Jaramillo, [email protected], [email protected] (213) 740-4721 Director: Naindeep Chann, School of Dentistry Alternative Spring Facebook group: Secular Alliance [email protected] Break, USC Facebook group: USC Sikh Student [email protected] Seventh Day Adventist Chinese Association Student Community School of Dentistry Iranian Student scf.usc.edu/~sdasc Singapore Students’ Association Association, USC [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~ssa uscdentistryisa.com Advisor: Carl Voigt, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Seventh Day Adventist Sirens, The USC School of Dentistry Student Research Student Community [email protected] Group, USC scf.usc.edu/~sdasc [email protected] Advisor: Professor Carl Voigt, [email protected] Sisters In Spirit [email protected] School of Medicine Graduate SGI at USC Advisor: Viannda Hawkins, Student Association Advisor: Sung Chun Lee, [email protected] [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~smgsa Facebook group: Sisters in Spirit [email protected] Shanti Multi-Faith Choir Advisor: Rev. Jim Burklo, [email protected], Ski and Snowboard Club, USC School of Policy, Planning, and (213) 740-6110 uscsnowsports.org Development (SPPD) Review, USC [email protected] usc.edu/schools/sppd/students/review_journal She Shall Go Free [email protected] sheshallgofree.blogspot.com Skull and Mortar Honorary [email protected] Service Fraternity School of Social Work Student sites.google.com/site/skullandmortar SCampus 2011-12 SCampus Organization Shinkendo, USC [email protected] uscshinkendo.com Slanderous Tongues Theatre 92 [email protected] slanderoustongues.com Scuba Club, USC [email protected] [email protected] Sigma Alpha Lambda salhonors.org SoCal VoCals, The USC SCuba Knights [email protected] scvocals.com [email protected] [email protected] Sigma Gamma Tau Search, The [email protected] Social Action Caucus Advisor: Hossein Hashemi, [email protected] Society 53 alumni.usc.edu/groups/age/society53.html [email protected] Student Activities

Street Voice, USC scf.usc.edu/~stvoice [email protected]

Student Activists for a Beloved Community [email protected]

Student Bar Association [email protected]

Student Coalition for Asian Pacific Empowerment uscscape.wordpress.com [email protected]

Student ENT Interest Group (SENTIG) [email protected]

Student Gerontology Association scf.usc.edu/~sga/index.htm [email protected]

Student Health Council Society of Hispanic Professional Southern California Business scf.usc.edu/~mhashc/index.php Engineers, The Film Festival, The [email protected] [email protected] scbff.com [email protected] Student Industry Association Society of Physics Students [email protected] Southern California Indo-Americans Student Interest Group in sciatrojans.com Neurology/Neurosurgery Society of Trojan Archaeologists [email protected] aan.com/go/education [email protected] [email protected] Southern California Invitational Drill Meet Society of Women Engineers www.socaldrillmeet.net Student National Dental Association, USC scf.usc.edu/~sweusc [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Southern California Missionary Choir Student National Medical Association Sociology Club, USC [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Advisor: Joy Kim, [email protected]

Student National Pharmaceutical Softball Club, The USC Spanish Undergraduate Student Association scf.usc.edu/~softball Association snpha.org/chapter/home.aspx?id=60 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Somerville Scholars Spirits In Action Student Ophthalmology Interest Group usc.edu/cbcsa [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Spontaneous Combustion Student Organization for Songfest [email protected] Lupus Awareness uscsongfest.com [email protected] [email protected] Sports Law Society, USC [email protected] Student Physicians for Songwriter Social Responsibility SPPD Doctoral Students [email protected] South Asian Business Association SCampus 2011-12 SCampus [email protected] Squash, USC Student Professionalism and Ethics Club uscsquash.com specdental.org 93 South Asian Rural Student Aid [email protected] [email protected] ruralstudentaid.org [email protected] St. George Society Student Run Speaker Series in [email protected] Mathematical Finance South LA Christian Life kairos.la Street Dance Society Student Surgical Interest Group [email protected] [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~ssig/SSIG1.html Director: Greg Christman, [email protected] [email protected] Street Law weblaw.usc.edu/why/students/orgs/streetlaw.cfm [email protected] Student Organizations

Students for Environmental Enterprise Taiwanese Dental Student Association Trojan Cricket Club usccricket.com Students In Free Enterprise, USC Chapter Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society [email protected] uscsife.com viterbistudents.usc.edu/tbp [email protected] [email protected] Trojan Entertainment Connection

Students of Fine Arts Association Teach for America Trojan Golf Club, USC [email protected] teachforamerica.org uscgolfclub.com [email protected] [email protected] Students of Higher Education Counseling [email protected] Teach for Los Angeles Trojan Health Network teach4la.weebly.com [email protected] Students Taking Action in the Name [email protected] of Diversity Trojan Hollywood Network Teaching International Relations Program [email protected] Surf Club, USC Student Assocation [email protected] dornsife.usc.edu/calis Trojan Investing Society [email protected] usctis.com System and Software Engineering Student [email protected] Organization, The TEDxTrojans csse.usc.edu/csse/SSESO [email protected] Trojan Judo Club [email protected] [email protected] Tennis Club, USC Support For International Change usctennisclub.com Trojan Knights sichange.org [email protected] trojanknights.org [email protected] Theatre Students Association Trojan Men, The Tae Kwon Do, USC theatrestudentsassociation.com thetrojanmen.com usctkd.org [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tommy’s Kitchen Trojan Real Estate Association Taiwanese American Organization [email protected] usctrea.com [email protected] [email protected] Transfer and Spring Admit Club Trojan TESOL Society Traditional Chinese Dance, USC scf.usc.edu/~tesol usctcdance.blogspot.com [email protected] [email protected] Trojans for Environmental Awareness, Triathlon, USC Conservation, and a Healthy Planet usctriathlon.com uscteach.wordpress.com [email protected] [email protected]

Trinity Church at USC Campus Ministry Trojans for Equality [email protected] [email protected] Advisor: Lori Givens, [email protected] Trojans for Israel TriSight Communications trisight.org Troy Camp, USC [email protected] troycamp.org [email protected] Trojan Academy, USC [email protected] Troy Philippines troyphi.com Trojan Anglers Club

SCampus 2011-12 SCampus [email protected] Troy Tones A Cappella troytones.com 94 Trojan Anime Culture [email protected] [email protected] Turkish Student Association Trojan Bible Study/CMDA scf.usc.edu/~turksa/constitution.htm

Trojan Christian Faculty/Staff Fellowship Uncensored Students of Comedy usc.edu/dept/TCFSF [email protected] Coordinator: Don Ludwig, [email protected], (213) 740-5891 Undercurrent Zine, The uscundercurrent.wordpress.com [email protected] Student Activities

Undergraduate Science Journal Vietnamese Student Association Women’s Lacrosse, USC [email protected] uscvsa.com laxteams.net/trojanlax/index.html [email protected] [email protected] Undergraduate Students In Linguistics [email protected] Vietnamese-American Pharmacy Student Women’s Law Association Association lawweb.usc.edu/why/students/orgs/wla.cfm Undergraduates of Policy, Planning, [email protected] [email protected] and Development uppd.drupalgardens.com Vision for Vision Women’s Rugby, USC [email protected] visionforvision.org/forvolunteers/chapters/usc [email protected] [email protected] UNICEF at USC scf.usc.edu/~unicef/about.html Vision Science Association A GLIMPSE OF TROJAN HISTORY [email protected] vpl.usc.edu/vision_journal [email protected] Unión Salvadoreña de Estudiantes Athena Universitarios Viterbi Graduate Student Association “The Athena Literary Society is composed of useuyouth.org viterbistudents.usc.edu/vgsa [email protected] [email protected] young ladies of both college and academy. The object of the Unitarian Universalists, USC Viterbi Student Council [email protected] viterbistudents.usc.edu/vsc society is to give gen­ Director: Ricky Hoyt, [email protected] [email protected] eral literary and forensic

University Chorus Volunteer Latin America, USC training. Speeches, debates uscvolunteerlatinamerica.com and such papers as University Residential Student Community [email protected] uscursc.org [those that] keep [email protected] Wallflower Periodical, The the college young woman in [email protected] Urban Literary Society touch with the busy outside [email protected] Webb Tower Building Government world, comprise the largest part of its work.”

Urology Student Interest Group What Matters to Me and Why – USC Handbook 1901-02 [email protected] Steering Committee Director: Dean Varun Soni, [email protected] USC for Gavin Newsom Women’s Theatre Organization [email protected] Wilderness Medicine SIG, USC scf.usc.edu/~wto [email protected] [email protected] USC Law Democrats Women and Youth Supporting Women’s Water Polo Club, USC USCience Review Each Other stadiumroar.com/uscH2Opoloclub [email protected] scf.usc.edu/~wyse [email protected] [email protected] USCitizens World Is Just a Book Away, The Women in Chemistry V-Day USC [email protected] WorldMed [email protected] [email protected] Women of Cinematic Arts Value Investing Group, USC uscwca.org Worldwide Friends: A Friendship Group [email protected] [email protected] for USC Internationals uscworldwidefriends.org Veritas Forum: an Interdisciplinary Women’s Club Soccer, USC Directors: Daniel and Dicksie Mathison, Exploration of Truth in Relation to [email protected] Jesus Christ, The Women’s Club Volleyball

Director: Neil Walker, [email protected] [email protected] 2011-12 SCampus Wushu Nation scf.usc.edu/~wushu/about.html Veterans Association, USC Women’s Creative Collective for Change 95 [email protected] [email protected] womenscreativecollective.org [email protected] Xpressions Dance Company Vidushak Improv Comedy Group [email protected] [email protected] Women’s Field Hockey, USC Facebook group: Vidushak [email protected] Yell Leaders, USC

Vietnamese Dental Association Women’s Ice Hockey, USC [email protected] [email protected] Trojan Marching Band Visions and Voices Volunteer Opportunities

Yoga and Service Club, USC The band has earned the nickname will offer a variety of opportunities to uscys.com “Hollywood’s Band” for its numerous experience Los Angeles’s dynamic cul- [email protected] performances on the small and silver tural landscape. Director: Rachana Rathi, screens. The Trojan Marching Band has But this is no ordinary event series. [email protected] appeared on Glee, American Idol, Danc- At every Visions and Voices program, ing with the Stars and How I Met Your students will be invited to dialogue and YoungLife at USC Mother and performed at three Academy interact with artists, writers, professors facebook.com/younglifeusc Awards ceremonies – most recently in and special guests. This interaction Director: Ben Chambers, 2009 – and the 51st Grammys, where it will provide a unique experience of the [email protected] collaborated with Radiohead. The band arts and humanities and will encourage has played at two Summer Olympics, students to actively explore USC’s core Youth Exploring Passion for eight U.S. presidents, at three Super values, including freedom of expres- [email protected] Bowls and on six continents. It has sion, team spirit, appreciation of diver- Facebook group: Youth Exploring also earned two platinum albums for sity, commitment to service, informed Passion (YEP) its work with the rock band Fleetwood risk-taking, ethical conduct and the Mac and performed at the Coachella search for truth. Zeher, USC music festival. Admission for USC students is free [email protected] for every program and, with more than FIGHT SONG 100 events to choose from throughout Zeitgeist@USC the year, there is definitely something The music for USC’s fight song, “Fight www.thezeitgeistmovement.com for you! Be sure to pick up a Visions and On,” was composed in 1922 by USC [email protected] Voices Calendar of Events and visit the dental student Milo Sweet as an entry Website at www.usc.edu/visionsandvoices. in a Trojan spirit contest. In addition to Zoroastrian Student Association inspiring generations of Trojan fans and Advisor: Firdaus Udwadia, (213) 740-0495 football players, the song has been used Volunteer and Service- Facebook group: USC Zoroastrian Group in a score of recordings and more than a Learning Opportunities dozen movies. Trojan Marching Band A recording of “Fight On” is avail- There are more than 260 community ser- able online at www.usc.edu/band. vice programs administered by USC and Dr. Arthur C. Bartner affiliated institutions which serve more (213) 740-6317 Fight On than 600,000 persons and provide volun- Stonier Hall Basement Fight on for ol’ SC teer opportunities for more than 22,000 www.usc.edu/band Our men (teams) fight on to victory USC students, faculty, staff, alumni and Our Alma Mater dear, Since its beginning in 1880, “The Spirit friends each year. Volunteers contribute looks up to you of Troy” – USC’s Trojan Marching more than 900,000 volunteer hours annu- Fight on and win Band – has grown to be the largest, ally. Information about these community For ol’ SC most visible spirit group on campus. service programs and data about the USC Fight on to victory The 325 members represent more than neighborhoods is available online at Fight on! 60 fields of study at the university. The communities.usc.edu. band provides year-round opportunities Alma Mater The following programs are a sam- for its members to develop their musical All hail to Alma Mater, pling of the service programs which skills through a variety of performance To thy glory we sing; you can join. There are many other stu- experiences and is an ideal vehicle for All hail to Southern California, dent organizations that offer community those students who seek camaraderie in Loud let thy praises ring; service opportunities. See the complete a spirit organization. Where Western sky meets Western sea list of student organizations on page 78 The primary mission of the Trojan Our college stands in majesty. for other possibilities. For additional Marching Band is to support USC Sing our love to Alma Mater, information, refer to the USC Volunteer men’s and women’s athletics. The band Hail, all hail to thee. Center section on page 98. performs at every home football game with notable biennial full-band appear- Visions and Voices: The USC A COMMUNITY PLACE ances at Notre Dame and annual trips University Religious Center 103 to Stanford or Cal. A smaller contingent Arts and Humanities Initiative Email: [email protected] travels to all other away games as well. (213) 740-0483 uminusc.com In addition, the band performs at all Stonier Hall 203 home games of other varsity sporting A Community Place (ACP) is a student- SCampus 2011-12 SCampus www.usc.edu/visionsandvoices events. USC’s fight song, Alma Mater run center that serves the homeless, and victory march, “Conquest!,” are Visions and Voices is an exciting initia- working poor, seniors and children by 96 performed at all events. tive that offers a diverse array of events providing healthy bag lunches, bus During the fall semester, the band in the arts and humanities. Throughout tokens for appointments and referrals to practices on Tuesdays, Thursdays and the year, you will have the opportunity jobs, health centers, shelters and food or Fridays from 3:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. and, to attend theatrical productions, music clothing distributors. ACP is open three on Saturday mornings, at Cromwell and dance performances, conferences, times a week and is located in St. Mark’s Field. During the spring semester, con- lectures, film screenings and art exhibi- Lutheran Church (3651 S. Vermont tingents of the Trojan Marching Band tions. In addition to events held on the Ave.), across from USC Gate 5. form the USC Basketball Band and the University Park and Health Sciences University Concert Band, which are campuses, events throughout the city open to all students with musical ability. LosAngeles county on a weekly basis. serviceevents that take place throughout volunteerscan participate at any of its KiwanisInternational, USC Circle K ingin beach clean-ups. As a branch of homeless,reading to kids and participat partsof the community by feeding the organizationthat aims to help various USCCircle K is a community service www-scf.usc.edu/~circlek Email:[email protected] USC shipsthat last lifetime.a HighSchool, and students make friend pairedwith students from Lanterman TheUSC chapter ofBest Buddies is friendshipsand integrated employment. lectualdisabilities through one-to-one thelives ofpeople who have intel alorganization that strives toenhance BestBuddies isnon-profita internation www.bestbuddies.org Email:[email protected] BUDDIES BEST locatedinthe Chinatown area. gradersatCastelar Elementary School, offerstutoring tofirst through sixth andOccidental College, and currently nizationisjointly run byUSC, UCLA socioeconomicenvironments. The orga programthat benefits children inlower volunteera tutorial and mentorship TheAsian American Tutorial Project is www-scf.usc.edu/~aatp Email:[email protected] StudentUnion 410 TUTORIAL PROJECT AMERICAN ASIAN graduate. greek– ornon-greek, undergraduate or fraternityopen toall current students otherprojects. APO iscoeda service andthe Union Rescue Mission, among communityenrichment, Senior Social theAIDS Walk, Habitat for Humanity, together.APO recently volunteered at andactivities tobring its members withinthe organization, and events grams,immediate opportunities tolead avenuefor organizing service pro hundredsofUSC students with an AlphaPhi Omega (APO) has provided Sinceits introduction toUSC in1934, apousc.com Email:[email protected] OMEGA PHI ALPHA ICE K CIRCLE - -

- - - - APS CHAPTER CAMPUS USC asnon-credit volunteers and share their JEP.Anadditional 400 students serve demiccredit for their participation in approximately70courses receive aca yearsome 1,600 students from surroundingthe university. Each turallydiverse community inthe ethnically and cul experiencefound workwith the demiccourse combineaca opportunityto studentsuniquea Project(JEP) offers TheJoint Educational www.usc.edu/jep JEPHouse (213)740-1837 PROJECT TammaraAnderson EDUCATIONAL JOINT alsoserve ashostesses atUSC events. gramsaround Los Angeles. Members organizationserving shelters and pro USCHelenes isanall-female service www.uschelenes.org Email:[email protected] HELENES home-buildingprocess. participantsin various aspects of the arewelcomed and trained to be active orno experience with construction, they tunity.Although students may have little participatein this unique service oppor organizationswith the opportunity to individualmembers and other student alorganization, which works to provide nizedcampus chapter of the internation USCHabitat for Humanity is an orga www.habitat.org Email:[email protected] • Inother •community sites, such as Inhealth • clinics, hospitals and the Inlocal •schools, you can tutor and severalassignments: AsJEPa student, you can choose one of timeand special talents inthe project. andsports programs. enhancescurrent educational arts center,students can offer help that childrenorneighborhooda tutorial sheltera for battered women and HealthVolunteers Program. erortranslator through the Trojan physician’sassistant, patient comfort coroner’soffice, you can work asa earthquakestohealth and nutrition. mini-courselessons onsubjects from otherschool administrators; and lead classroomasteacher assistants; help torsprogram; aid teachers inthe befriendchildren through the men HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, HUMANITY, FOR HABITAT ------TaperHall. 34thSt., across from JEPHouse at 801 W. summermonths. Visit the hoursaweek during the academicyear and up to 40 and15 hours aweek during the readingand math between eight assistneighborhood children with Schools.Readers and math mentors studentsin five of the USC Family whichhires and places work-study program,coined USC Readers PLUS, anAmerica Reads/America Counts tiesfor interested students. JEP houses serviceand personal growth opportuni excellentcareer preparation, community weeksduring the semester and provide JEPassignments last from eight to 10 Student Activities Student Hong KongHong Economicsmajor, StephenLaw,

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Rapid HIV Testing, and build well- Funding for Community Service ness in their peer student communities. If you are a member of a student group Applications are due on the last day of that would like to conduct a hands-on October. Those selected complete 32 community service project, your group hours of training and commit to volun- may apply for funding through the teering two hours a week for one year. Undergraduate Student Government If you are interested in becoming a Philanthropy Fund. For more informa- PHE, contact HPPS at (213) 740-4777 tion, visit the Office of Campus Activi- for more information or to request an ties Website at usc.edu/ca. application. WOMEN AND YOUTH SPIRITS IN ACTION SUPPORTING EACH OTHER (WYSE) Email: [email protected] www-scf.usc.edu/~spirits Executive Director: Ellen Streit Email: [email protected] Spirits in Action brings more than 300 athletes with physical and mental disabil- WYSE is a mentorship program that ities to USC every spring to participate provides middle school girls at three local in a day of athletics and fun. The group middle schools with the resources and visits a nearby school each semester to support necessary to make informed deci- play games with disabled students. sions about their relationships, sexuality and futures, and to create community TROY CAMP change. WYSE mentors facilitate group sessions as well as individually mentor Email: [email protected] middle school females at one of two www-scf.usc.edu/~troycamp local middle schools. WYSE is designed NATIONAL YOUTH SPORTS Troy Camp is a non-profit volunteer stu- to educate young women and empower PROGRAM dent organization responsible for devel- them to make healthy decisions on their oping an activities program for school own. In addition, the organization works Justine Gilman children from the immediate commu- to create a cohesive team of mentors that (213) 740-5127 nity. It features a week at a wilderness supports one another as they support Lyon University Center camp at no cost to the children and is the their mentees. Email: [email protected] official student philanthropy at USC. www.usc.edu/recsports YOUTHS EXPLORING PASSION This program is sponsored by Recre- USC VOLUNTEER CENTER (Y.E.P!) ational Sports. Now in its 44th year, the Director: Judi Biggs Garbuio Email: [email protected] National Youth Sports Program (NYSP) (213) 740-7012 continues to strive to meet the needs of The mission of Y.E.P! is to impact the Tutor Campus Center 425 USC community youth. The program lives of youths by helping them seek Email: [email protected] provides summer experiences in sports and find a passion specific to them- www.usc.edu/volunteer instruction, fitness, nutrition, citizenship selves and connect them to resources, and sportsmanship for economically dis- The USC Volunteer Center (UVC) sup- facilities and mentors in order to help advantaged children ages 9 to 15 years. ports community service efforts through- develop and nurture that passion. Paid staff positions are available and out the USC community. Each year, the By joining Y.E.P!, one becomes a the application process begins in early UVC organizes monthly campus-wide coach who helps a pregnant teenager April. Applications and information for community service days, as well as identi- explore possible passions in her life. All staff and participants are available (in fies volunteer opportunities for students, the mentees are students at Thomas both English and Spanish) at the Lyon faculty and staff. The UVC also houses Riley High School, where all students Center or online at www.usc.edu/recsports. an extensive online database of more are pregnant (average age is 16). than 200 service agencies that provide PEER HEALTH EDUCATORS volunteer opportunities to the USC fam- ily. Programs include Alternative Spring University Park Health Center and Winter Breaks, CAST (Community Health Promotion and Action Short-term Team) and monthly Prevention Services Friends and Neighbors Service Days. For (213) 740-HPPS (4777) SCampus 2011-12 SCampus more information about volunteer oppor- www.usc.edu/hpps tunities, visit the UVC Monday through 98 In late September to early October, Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Health Promotion and Prevention Ser- Service Organizations vices (HPPS) selects 15 to 25 students There are numerous student service to volunteer as Peer Health Educators groups that provide assistance to the (PHEs). PHEs are trained in brief surrounding community as well as motivational interviewing and as peer on campus. For information on these opinion leaders. The PHEs staff the groups, refer to the description in this Resource Rooms in Student Health section or visit the UVC or Office of Center 206 and Tutor Campus Center Campus Activities (Tutor Campus Cen- 427, provide Anonymous OraQuick ter 330).