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USC Student Affairs(December 2013)
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USC Student Affairs(December 2013)
University of Southern California
 USC Student Affairs

December 2013

Dear Trojan Parents and Family Members,

Can you believe how fast the fall semester has flown by? Students are now preparing for finals, writing papers and burning the midnight oil. USC students have a variety of study sessions, extended library hours and study break opportunities on campus including traditional “Primal SCream” activities. Classes end on Friday, December 6, study days are from December 7-10 and final exams are Wednesday, December 11 to Wednesday, December 18. Winter Recess is Thursday, December 19 to Sunday, January 12. Most students leave campus within 24 hours of their last final exam.

 

News from the Office for Parent Programs:

USC Career Center to be Featured at Parent Speaker Series on January 21
Come hear about the many resources available to prepare students for careers at the Office for Parent Programs Speakers Series program on Tuesday, January 21. Carl Martellino, Associate Dean and Executive Director of the USC Career Center, will discuss university-wide career services, student interview preparation techniques and much more. Parents also will receive university updates and have a chance to network with other parents. Registration will open soon for this event which will take place in the Forum(room 450)of the Tutor Campus Center. Visit www.usc.edu/parent for more information on the Speakers Series and http://careers.usc.edu/docs/handouts/Tips_for_Parents.pdf for tips for parents.

Interested in Becoming a Parent Volunteer?
There are many ways for parents to become involved in the USC community. Opportunities to volunteer on campus include the Speaker Series, Homecoming and other events throughout the year. Volunteers are always needed and appreciated. Sign up at  ://uscstudentaffairs.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_6tXFChS0o2HvFB3.      

The Office for Parent Programs greatly appreciates the volunteers who helped welcome families to Homecoming:Corinne and Gil Aguirre, Carole and Janna Bernstein, Barbara Boxley, Connie Buckley, Raquel DePiano, Christine and Art Fine, Debbie Habberstad, Miguel Hernandez, Francine Lis, Alejandra Oscar, Philip Putnam, Suesie Toole and Evita Valero.

Parents Needed to Host Trojan SCuppers in February
The USC Alumni Association and Student Alumni Society are expanding their successful program to host students for dinner in the homes of USC parents and alumni. During the weekend of February 21-23, 2014, parents and alumni will host a dinner for 10-15     students at either their home or a local restaurant within 30 miles of campus. As students register, the USC Alumni Association does their best to pair students with hosts that best fit their interests, major and career goals. The registration deadline is Wednesday, December 18, 2013 and  confirmations will be provided no later than January 10, 2014. For more information, visit http://alumni.usc.edu/2014scuppershost.

Plan Your Family’s 2014 Commencement Activities
Start planning now for USC’s Commencement on Friday, May 16, 2014. For more information on Commencement, visit http://commencement.usc.edu/. Contact local hotels and restaurants early for your reservations and celebrations.

The 2014 Grad Fair will be held February 11-13, 2014 in the Tutor Campus Center Ballroom. Visit http://commencement.usc.edu/grad-fair/ for more information.

USC Summer Programs for High School Students – Live the Trojan Experience!
USC Summer Programs offers two week and four week college immersion programs for high school students. Courses are taught by USC faculty and members of the academic community. Students engage in the university experience through a combination of lectures, hands-on workshops and labs, guest speakers and academic field trips to locations throughout Los Angeles. Students will also receive three units of USC elective credit upon successful completion of the four week course. For more information, visit  ://summer.usc.edu/parent.

Hillel Delivers Chicken Soup to Sick Students
If your student is sick, just let USC Hillel know and they will deliver a Chicken Soup Get-Well Package for FREE. To order a soup delivery, call 213.747.9135 or email parents@uschillel.org.

USC Academic Calendar--Important Dates

  • Winter Recess:December 19 - January 12    
  • Classes Resume:January 13    
  • Martin Luther King’s Birthday(University Holiday):January 20    
  • President’s Day(University Holiday):February 17    
  • Spring Recess:March 17 – 22    
  • Classes End:May 2    
  • Commencement:May 16

Resources for Students:

Applications Available for Resident Assistant Positions
The Office for Residential Education has started their search and application process for the 2014-15 Resident Assistants. To learn more about the position, benefits and the selection process, visit https://www.facebook.com/USCRASelection.

Student Health Insurance Waiver Deadline
USC Students that waived out of health insurance in the fall do not need to request another waiver. If students need to waive their health insurance for spring or summer, the deadline is January 31, 2014. For information about waivers and insurance, visit www.usc.edu/engemann and click on Insurance.

Student Support and Advocacy Assists in Communication to University Departments
Student Support and Advocacy assists students and families in resolving issues which may adversely affect a student’s academic success and/or collegiate experience. Serving as a     troubleshooter, Student Support and Advocacy evaluates situations - personal, academic or financial - presents students with options and assists them with their communication and connections to university departments. Part of Student Affairs, Student Support and Advocacy is a safe and welcoming environment for students that facilitates students’     successful completion of their academic programs, and encourages them to fully participate in the USC community. For more information, visit http://studentaffairs.usc.edu/departments/ssa/.    

Center for Women and Men Launches New Programs and Services    
In spring 2014, the USC Center for Women & Men will launch a new co-ed leadership-development program designed to empower students interested in enhancing the campus culture. This new leadership development program is known as the USC S.A.F.E. T- Alliance and complements USC Men Care, the university’s all-male leadership initiative. These new leadership development programs are looking for USC students interested in making a positive difference. The USC Center for Women and Men(CWM)also offers two new support groups, both facilitated by experts in the field. THRIVE meets Mondays and offers     participants an avenue to process past abuse and traumatic experiences by employing a different art expression activity each week. Group members are provided with a safe space to share and receive support around their experiences and the art that they create. The second group, EMPOWERED, meets Thursdays and provides a safe space for survivors of     intimate partner violence and domestic violence to process their experiences and heal from unhealthy relationships. Visit http://www.usc.edu/student-affairs/cwm/ or call 213.740.4900 for more information.

Parents Event Calendar:

December 2013

January 2014

February 2014

Cheer Trojans to Victory at Your Favorite Sporting Events
Contact the USC Ticket Office for game information at 213.740.GOSC or visit http://www.usctrojans.com/tickets/usc-tickets.html for ticket information on all USC sports.

Campus Storage-- Trojan Family Weekend Sponsor
If your student is studying abroad next semester, Campus Storage can handle their moving and storage needs in a smooth and easy process. All students studying abroad that use Campus Storage for their moving and storage will receive 25% off of their monthly storage bill(moving is included with the service). Visit Campus Storage online at www.campusstorage.com and enter the promotion code “STUDYABROAD” to receive the discount. Contact Campus Storage at info@campusstorage.com or call 877.992.2678. Campus Storage, LLC is at 1590 Rosecrans Ave, Suite D, #224, Manhattan Beach CA, 90266.

It Makes Me Giggle—Trojan Family Weekend Sponsor
Send an It Makes Me Giggle “Fight On!” party-in-a-box to a friend, a loved one… or maybe even a cross-town rival! When your recipient opens the box, they’ll hear “Fight On!” followed by a personal   greeting from you--your message, your voice. Send a “Fight On!” Giggle to say just about anything including “Happy Birthday!”, “Congratulations!” or “Looking forward to the Trojans winning this weekend!” A percentage of sales from every “Fight On!” Giggle goes to support USC programs. Order   with pride! Visit http://www.itmakesmegiggle.com/usc/ for more information.

 
LASTUDENTLIVING.com-- Trojan Family Weekend Sponsor
West 27th Place and Icon Plaza offer spring admits and transfer students a home away from home. Both communities are located minutes from USC and offer your student the spacious and   modern accommodations of off-campus living, while preserving the convenience of walking to class. With a $2.6 million renovation coming soon to Icon Plaza, these communities will provide your student with   state-of-the-art amenities designed to enhance their experience, while giving you peace of mind knowing they are in an environment conducive to academic success. For community photos, floor plans and to apply online, visit www.lastudentliving.com.

Visit USC Parent Website, Facebook page and Twitter for Event Information
All of USC’s upcoming parent event information(both on and off campus)can be found on www.usc.edu/parent. Check this website often for new and up-to-date information. Also, “like” the “USC Office for Parent Programs” Facebook page(https://www.facebook.com/USCOfficeforParentPrograms)or follow us on Twitter(@TrojanFamilyUSC)for information, pictures, campus events and more.

Feel free to contact our office if you need assistance or have any questions. Our phone number is 213.740.2080 or email us at scparent@usc.edu.

Finally, as a reminder, if you change your personal information such as your mailing address, email and/or phone numbers, please make sure your student updates your information through OASIS. For more information, access http://fbs.usc.edu/depts/sfs/faq.aspx?faq_id=229.    

FIGHT ON!!

Office for Parent Programs University of Southern California

 3601 Trousdale Parkway, Student Union #200, Los Angeles, CA 90089

Phone:213-740-2080 | Fax:213-749-9781 Email:scparent@usc.edu.

 
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