Academic Culture Assembly (ACA) in partnership with USC Speakers Committee, USC Special Events Committee, USC Trojan Pride, USC Latinx Student Assembly, Service Student Assembly (SSA), USC ISA, and USC Environmental Student Assembly is proud to present “An Evening with Josh Radnor” for the concluding event of ACA’s Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM)!
Join SAGE, USC Speakers Committee, ISA, and SCIA on Monday, October 28th, as we speak with Jameela about body acceptance, accessibility, and her experiences as a woman of color working in media.
To close out ISA's celebration of Global Cultural Month, USC ISA and USC Speakers Committee, with support from USC APASA, USC Academic Culture Assembly, USC SAGE - Student Assembly for Gender Empowerment, USC Environmental Student Assembly, @USC Service Student Assembly, USC Latinx Student Assembly, and USC Political Student Assembly are proud to present… “The Interview: Fresh Takes With Randall Park.”
In an inspiring and intimate presentation, the Tony Award–winning Broadway and television star Ali Stroker will discuss her life and career and the importance of inclusion, representation, and ending ableism.
Come enjoy an evening full of performances by USC dance groups, USC singers, and special guests Zane and Heath from the Vlog Squad!
Join the Latinx Student Assembly at USC for Pan y Pendejadas, where we'll be hosting Julissa Calderon and Gadiel Del Orbe, two Afro-Latinx actors/directors/producers to discuss the various narratives of the Latinidad and to learn more about the complexities of working in the entertainment industry as Latinx-identifying individuals.
USC APASA and SPEAKERS is excited to present to you a conversation with Ali Wong, also in collaboration with ISA, SAGE, and PAC! Join us as we walk through Ali Wong’s life and career!
What does girlhood look like around the world? The New York Times commissioned young women photographers in nearly two dozen countries to find out. The result is #Thisis18, a new photography book that celebrates girlhood across six continents.
Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn, the best-selling authors of Half the Sky and A Path Appears, have returned with a deeply personal new book: TIGHTROPE: Americans Reaching for Hope. Looking with clear eyes at our nation’s governmental failures over the past half-century, the authors examine the contemporary crisis in working-class America through the lens of the families Nicholas grew up within the rural, working-class town of Yamhill, Oregon. Join USC Annenberg in welcoming Kristof and WuDunn in conversation with Dean Willow Bay.
Join Spark SC Founders Initiative for a conversation with GT Dave, founder of GT’s Living Foods, later this month! RSVP for a spot and venue updates. And yes, there will be free kombucha :)
Co-presented by USG!