SCampus Student Guidebook
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- Judicial Affairs and Community Standards
- USC LEAD (Leadership Education and Development)
- Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) Resource Center
- Lost and Found
- SC Navigator/One-Stop Problem Solving
- Postal Services
- Residential Education
- Religious Organizations
- Student Advocacy Services
- Student Affairs Council
- Student Education Records
- Ticket Sales
- Travel
- Veteran Affairs Office
- Voter Registration
- Center for Women and Men
- Academic Resources
- Information Resources
- Student Activities
- Safety
- Exploring Los Angeles
- University Governance
- SCampus Disclaimer
- Policy Statements
- University Student Conduct Code
- Summary of Student Conduct Code Review Process
- 11.00 Behavior Violating University Standards and Appropriate Sanctions
- 12.00 Conduct Review System
- 13.00 Nonacademic Violations Review Process
- 14.00 Academic Integrity Review Process
- 15.00 Appeals Process: Academic and Nonacademic
- 16.00 Student Conduct Records
- Appendix A: Academic Dishonesty Sanction Guidelines (PDF)
- Appendix B: Report of Academic Integrity Violation (PDF)
- Academic Policies
- University Policies
- Financial Aid Policy Regarding Falsification of Financial Aid Information
- Student Education Records
- Free Expression and Dissent
- Computing Policies
- University Policy on Sexual Assault
- University Policy on Sexual Harassment
- Non-Discrimination Policy
- Student Grievance Procedures
- University Policy Against Hazing
- University Policy on Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Recognition of Student Organizations
- University Policy Concerning Group Responsibility for Student Organizations
- Guidelines for Student-led International Travel
- Advertising, Promotion and Literature Distribution Policies
- Facilities Policies
- Social Events Policy
- Student Release Policy
- Trojan Spirit Code Policy
- Student Organization Logo Policy
- Sales and Fund-Raising Policies
- Bicycle Policy
- Motorized Scooter and Motorcycle Policy
- Usage Policy for Roller Skates, Rollerblades, Scooters, Skateboards and Other Coasting Devices
- Telephone Directory
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Typewriters
“That steady clikita-clack heard on Doheny Library’s ground floor toward semester’s end is the merry noise of frantically punched typewriters rushing those this-is-the-last-chance-you-have term papers through. An uninflated dime procures one of these swift machines for a half hour. Hunt and peck specialists who find even this steep might induce a sweet lassie to type two pages for a pound of candy. ($1.20)”
– SCampus 1953-54
Getting Started
SCitizen
USC Volunteer Center
Division of Student Affairs
(213) 740-7012
Hazel and Stanley Hall 100
Email: scitizen@usc.edu
At USC, we believe that public service helps you broaden and deepen your vision of our local and global community. During Welcome Week, as part of the Volunteer Center’s Friends and Neighbors Day, the university will host a community-based immersion program for incoming students. This intellectually centered, culturally diverse and civically engaged experience will promote awareness of social problems in our local community and encourage participants to take action toward positive change. Participants will receive information about the SCitizen program during summer orientation.
Participants will be exposed to diverse ethnic and cultural communities and issue areas in an intensive day-long session of social, cultural and political exploration. Faculty, staff and community leaders will facilitate discussions and reflections throughout the project and all groups will present their experiences and findings at the end of the program.
All participants will receive SCitizen certificates of completion at the close of the initial projects and will be encouraged to continue participating in SCitizen and other service projects throughout the course of the year.
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