SCampus Student Guidebook

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Undergraduate Research and Academic Resource Opportunities

USC offers undergraduates an academic life full of opportunities – to engage in research with faculty, to study abroad and to learn by serving the community. To learn more about on- and off-campus opportunities, visit www.usc.edu/ugp.

USC Undergraduate Research
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The Row

“On 28th Street, stretching from Figueroa to Hoover, is the Row. Here, and on the adjoining streets, are housed the 33 fraternities and the 15 sororities of our campus. Every Monday night all of the individual houses gather for dinner and their pledge and active meetings. Afterwards they pour out onto the street for an evening of socializing. The air is constantly alive with the excitement of this, the most colorful part of Troy.”
– SCampus 1955-56

Academic Resources

Center for Engineering Diversity

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Traci Thomas Navarro
(213) 740-1998
(213) 740-6226 (FAX)
Ronald Tutor Hall 210
Email: tracit@usc.edu
viterbi.usc.edu/students/undergrad/ced

The Center for Engineering Diversity (CED) exists to support the recruitment, retention and graduation of African American, Latino, Native American and female students pursuing engineering degrees.

Partnering with the Viterbi Admission and Student Affairs division, industry and alumni affords CED the opportunity to provide a supportive environment that prepares students academically, professionally and personally for success as professional and academic engineers. The goal of the CED is to foster a community of scholars focused on professional excellence. CED offers a variety of services and programs to prepare students to succeed as industry professionals or continue on to graduate school. CED services include academic advising, career counseling, professional development workshops, scholarships, corporate networking through our Industry Advisory Board, a freshman Summer Leadership Academy and a study center equipped with computers.

4 comments on “Center for Engineering Diversity”

Andy Says:
November 19th, 2007 at 7:14 pm
I appreciate a lot the Center for Engineering Diversity’s role in creating a scholar’s community and emerging as a successful industry player. CED’s involvement in academic advising, career counseling, professional development workshops, scholarships, corporate networking and up-to-date infrastructure has made it popular among engineering students.
Damien Says:
December 2nd, 2007 at 10:00 pm
Thanks for this information. It is really doing a lot for the students who are pursuing engineering degrees. Students are always looking for a good career consultant who can help them to make their career bright by giving career development tips. CED is helping to foster a community of scholars focused on professional excellence. Students can get training in addition to career development tips.
Jim Says:
December 23rd, 2007 at 8:22 pm
Center for Engineering Diversity is providing a great support to engineering students. It is nice to know that CED offers vast opportunities to prepare students academically, professionally as well as personally with a variety of service programs. Really, I appreciate your work and hope for the best result.
Brian Says:
December 23rd, 2007 at 9:31 pm
Today, there are few organizations that are really working with this objective. But the strategies the Center for Engineering Diversity follows seems good. It is more helpful for those students who are pursuing engineering degrees. They can consult with this organization for their career development purpose.