Join the monthly WalkUSC themed walks on the Health Sciences Campus. Meet the designated walk leader at Pappas Quad at noon on the specified dates below. Learn more about WalkUSC and register (only need to register once to attend as many walks as you'd like) on the WalkUSC webpage. Thursday, June 27, 2024, 12 p.m. ... Read more
Julie Chobdee and Cynthia Ryan from the USC WorkWell Center will be speaking about: Overview of their services Creating community in times of uncertainty, including tips for leaders Healthy habits for the holidays Date: Tuesday, December 17, 2024 Time: 12:00pm – 12:45pm Location: Virtual. Zoom link Meant for all USC faculty, staff and learners on the HSC campus, but open to ... Read more
Our 7th Annual Practical Urology conference covers state-of-the-art urology, including advanced robotic, open, endourologic, endoscopic, image-targeted, focal therapy, microsurgical, prosthetic, reconstructive surgeries and their complications, as well as medical therapies covering the field of urology. We feature semi-live surgeries, master classes, lectures, debates, and interactive panel discussions. This event is open to the public. ... Read more
In this talk, Dr. Grandis, will describe the evidence for the advancement and the persistent obstacles facing women in academic medicine including the results of her nationwide qualitative study that examined how mentoring relationships may reinforce or mitigate gender inequities in academic medicine. Dr. Grandis is an American Cancer Society professor, associate vice chancellor for ... Read more
Wildfires and Mental Health Dr. Mishra is the co-director of University of California Climate Change & Mental Health Initiative. She has studied the lasting impacts of climate change exacerbated wildfires on mental health and cognition. Her lab was the first to show impacts on underlying brain function, now commonly referred to as the fire brain. ... Read more
USC Staff Assembly invites you to join us in celebrating – YOU! Staff Appreciation Week is a time to recognize and celebrate the dedication, hard work, and invaluable contributions of our staff. Your efforts are the backbone of our success, and this week is all about showing our gratitude. From special events to moments of ... Read more
Greetings Faculty, Staff and Students, Please join us for the next event from the JEDI-WeST Speaker Series, taking place next month: Breaking the Habit of Bias (4-hour workshop) This workshop is led by Patricia Devine, PhD, the Kenneth and Mamie Clark Professor of Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who leads the Prejudice and Intergroup Relations ... Read more
Join us on Wednesday, April 30 from 12-1pm for Connecting Researchers with Industry: Strategies for Success in-person in Norris Research Tower LG 503/504. What you'll learn: How to connect with the right industry partners Strategies for successful research collaborations How MESH can support your bioscience industry engagement How to participate in existing industry partnerships ... Read more
The USC Office of Religious & Spiritual Life will be convening a ritual at the courtyard of the University Religious Center (at UPC) on May 7, 2025. Come be a part of a Trojan community addressing grief and loss from the Los Angeles wildfires. Open to all faculty, staff and students.
Johnson & Johnson Innovation is hosting a featured speaker session starting at 11:00 AM, with Juan Cueva (Sr. Director, Early Innovation Partnering, Johnson & Johnson Innovation) and Georgina Jones Suzuki (IP Transactions Attorney, Ropes & Gray). They'll be sharing exclusive insights on partnering strategies, legal considerations, and how to position early-stage ventures successfully. This event ... Read more
Racism on the Mind: Unpacking the Role of Perseverative coping in the Link Between Racial Discrimination and Mental Health DESCRIPTION: Racial discrimination continues to have profound and lasting effects on the mental health of Black individuals who experience it. Perseverative coping or the chronic and continuous contemplation about symptoms, causes, and consequences of distress represents ... Read more
Learn about University-sponsored fertility benefits from HRC Fertility, an affiliate of Keck Medicine that provides reproductive services for the University's patients. Led by Dr. Katherine McDaniel a Reproductive Endocrinologist and Infertility Specialist who is board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
This program is open to all eligible individuals. Keck School of Medicine of USC operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor.
