Join us to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Max R. Gaspar, MD Symposium. Dr. Kenneth Ziegler and Dr. Sukgu Han will moderate four sessions through the day that will delve into the history of vascular surgery over the last three decades, the impact of this history on our modern-day practice, with an eye on ... Read more
Dr. Sukgu Han, Chief, USC Division of Vascular Surgery, and Dr. Ken Ziegler, Chief, Vascular Surgery at Los Angeles General Medical Center, will kick off the conference by paying tribute to Dr. Max Gaspar who served as an attending surgeon at L.A. County Hospital for more than 50 years, and as a Senior Vascular attending ... Read more
An inter-institutional regional program by the Office of Cancer Health Disparities at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center Session Topic: From Community, Through Discovery, For Community: Community Owned Research as a Method for Closing Cancer Screening Gaps Hosted by Gracie Dinkins, MD and Dean Sherzai, MD, PhD from Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science We'll ... Read more
An inter-institutional regional program by the Office of Cancer Health Disparities at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center Session Topic: From Community, Through Discovery, For Community: Community Owned Research as a Method for Closing Cancer Screening Gaps Hosted by Gracie Dinkins, MD and Dean Sherzai, MD, PhD from Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science We'll ... Read more
An inter-institutional regional program by the Office of Cancer Health Disparities at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center Session Topic: From Community, Through Discovery, For Community: Community Owned Research as a Method for Closing Cancer Screening Gaps Hosted by Gracie Dinkins, MD and Dean Sherzai, MD, PhD from Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science We'll ... Read more
The global health architecture is undergoing significant transformation. Despite a welcome focus on health sovereignty, fundamental questions remain as to how current and future changes will address structural inequities particularly those most affecting marginalized communities. This event will critically assess current reforms and envision transformative pathways forward, exploring what meaningful equity looks like in practice, ... Read more
This session is part of Ethics Month 2026 and the year-long faculty development initiative on professionalism in academic medicine, presented in partnership with the Office of Civil Rights Compliance (OCRC), the Office of Professionalism and Ethics (OPE), and USC Human Resources. Join Kris Reed, M.B.A., M.A., Office of Professionalism and Ethics (OPE), for an interactive, case-based leadership workshop ... Read more
This session offers our early career faculty with practical, evidence-based strategies for cultivating well-being and developing sustainable habits that support success in academic medicine. Featuring guest speaker Emma Schiewe OTD, OTR/L, TTS, LRC. RSVP here.
Inviting prospective students to learn more about the on-campus Master of Public Health program. We will be sharing details about the Master of Public Health Program such as curriculum, concentrations, admissions information and much more at this session. Prospective Students will have the opportunity to ask any questions they have about the program. See upcoming ... Read more
Same goal, different playbooks — learn what industry can teach academia about team effectiveness.
Learn about full-time positions and summer internships. The session is geared toward students who are pursuing Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD degrees with a focus in biostatistics, environmental health, epidemiology, health economics, health policy, mathematics, public health, statistics, or other disciplines related to health analytics. In-person with Zoom option available. Register
Recent advances in gastroenterology and hepatology are transforming patient care. Novel therapies are improving outcomes for IBD, MASLD, Met-ALD, cholestatic liver diseases, and viral hepatitis, while innovations in endoscopy and imaging are reshaping the management of pancreaticobiliary disorders, motility disorders, and early GI neoplasia. Despite this progress, important clinical challenges and knowledge gaps remain. This conference ... Read more
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.