This event is a part of the OFAAI Faculty Professional Development Series. As busy health care providers in an academic setting, we often fall short on our scholarly productivity even when we have been innovative in our educational settings. Having a clear trajectory of turning your day-to-day educational work into scholarship is the first step ... Read more
Imagine at age 6, being a "human guinea pig" at a research hospital. Imagine - between palpitations, pokings, and procedures - hearing the doctors say that you are not expected to live into adulthood. Add to this picture an alcoholic mother, a head- father, and an older, equally diseased brother. Welcome to the Keck's Arist-in-Residence ... Read more
Imagine at age 6, being a "human guinea pig" at a research hospital. Imagine - between palpitations, pokings, and procedures - hearing the doctors say that you are not expected to live into adulthood. Add to this picture an alcoholic mother, a head- father, and an older, equally diseased brother. Welcome to the Keck's Arist-in-Residence ... Read more
Imagine at age 6, being a "human guinea pig" at a research hospital and hearing doctors say that you aren't expected to live into adulthood. Add an alcoholic mother, a head-in-the-clouds father, and an older, equally diseased brother. Join KSOM's Artist-in-Residence Ted Meyer for a discussion about his new book how his illness created a ... Read more
Objectives: Define key concepts in artificial intelligence relevant to primary care. Identify specific areas within primary care where AI has the potential to make a difference Identify key concepts for the evaluation of tools, such as ethical and legal implications of using AI in patient care. Identify potential challenges and concerns related to the integration ... Read more
This event is a part of the OFAAI Faculty Professional Development Series. Featuring Guest Speaker(s): Bradley Peterson, MD See more information & register here.
The Hoyt Gallery calling for researchers to participate in the 2026 Artist and Researcher show. This year students from USC Roski will work all semester together guided by world famous designer April Greiman. This collaboration brings research out of the lab through art. Please contact Artist in Residence, Ted Meyer, to participate: artandmed@gmail.com
When Science Meets Storytelling: Discover how graphic novels and visual narratives can enhance empathy, understanding, and communication in health and research settings. Following this event, you will be able to: Define Graphic Medicine Articulate the benefits of engaging with and producing comics Describe ways of using the medium to communicate scientific information and lived experience
On Tuesday, February 3, the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health will host a virtual mixer for students interested in participating in the 2026 USC Global Health Case Competition. The mixer will be an opportunity for students to learn more about the competition and meet potential teammates. We will facilitate activities so you can get to know other students and build ... Read more
This event is a part of the OFAAI Faculty Professional Development Series. Featuring Guest Speaker(s): Ruth Wood, PhD See more information & register here.
“EatWell Bites” is a nutrition education series providing practical tips, hands-on demonstrations, and resources to help you make balanced food and lifestyle choices. Faculty and staff are invited to join the virtual 30-minute webinars, held from 12:15 p.m. - 12:45 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month, September 2025 to June 2026 (January’s session ... Read more
The USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health invites you to attend an in-person book discussion with the authors of ABORTION AND REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE: An Essential Guide for Resistance on Monday, February 9, at 4:00 pm PST. About the Book: This book highlights the ways in which abortion and bodily autonomy are under threat, fueled by overt white supremacy, racial ... 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.