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February 26, 2025

Making an Impact with Viterbi Impact

During last semester, I was searching for opportunities to get involved in volunteering. Around the same time, I received an email from Viterbi Impact, a group that connects USC engineering…

Sophie Gettelman

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Biomedical Community Service Design Teams Student Blog Undergraduate Research Viterbi Organizations

February 10, 2025

Diary of a Biomedical Engineer

Dear Diary, Good morning! Well… truth be told, my alarm has been snoozed several times, but it’s early enough to still seize the day. It’s Thursday, likely my busiest day…

Ishaani Pradeep

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Black Engineers Campus Involvement Community & Culture Community Service Industrial and Systems Life at USC On Campus Viterbi Organizations

January 31, 2025

My Journey in Leadership and Involvement at USC

From the moment I stepped onto USC's campus, I knew I wanted to be deeply involved in organizations that would not only enrich my college experience but also allow me…

Ayomide Ajayi

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Campus Involvement Community Service Student Blog Viterbi Organizations

October 27, 2024

The People Make the Place: Student Orgs at USC

“The People Make the Place” This quote has often been repeated to me, and before entering my years at USC I thought they were merely just words. However, through my…

Ishaani Pradeep

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Campus Involvement Community Service

October 9, 2024

Fun: The Secret Ingredient to College Life

Fun is more than just a word—it keeps us energized and balanced through the hustle of college. In college, it's so easy to get caught up in doing things for…

Taylor Hill-Miles

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Community Service Engineering Plus

October 7, 2024

Building Community, One Meal at a Time: How africActive Became My Family

Let me tell you about one of my favorite organizations, africActive, which has cared for me like a true family would. April 2023 What is africActive? AfricActive is a nonprofit…

Taylor Hill-Miles

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Black Engineers Community Service Computer Science Engineering Plus Latinx/e Engineers Student Blog Why USC

April 19, 2023

Why I Chose USC! – Sophomore Perspective

College is hard. Every class will not be your favorite. Every professor is not your friend. And. for most, this will be the longest time you have ever spent away…

Taylor Hill-Miles

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Community Service Student Blog Trojan Family

February 11, 2023

Finding Your Tribe

Loneliness, a feeling that we all have felt. The feelings of being disconnected in a room full of people. As an out-of-state student, these emotions began the day my parents…

Taylor Hill-Miles

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Community Service Student Blog Viterbi Organizations

April 12, 2022

Finding my Place and Path through Code the Change

Product management is a role that was unfamiliar to me prior to my internship this past summer, but after 3 short months as a PM intern, I knew that product…

Mahima Varanasi

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Community Service Student Blog Student Organization Author

May 10, 2021

Learn About the EWB USA USC Chapter’s International Project in Bolivia!

For almost a year now, the Engineers Without Borders USA USC Chapter’s international project team has been working on improving access to clean and reliable water for nearly 60 homes…

Timothy Harrington

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Civil and Environmental Community Service Engineering Plus Life at USC Student Blog

March 12, 2021

Joining Clubs Outside of Engineering – AATP

Going into college, I knew I wanted to join an assortment of clubs, some engineering and some not. When I heard about USC’s Asian American Tutorial Project (AATP as it…

Jocelyn Tsai

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March 7, 2021

Learn About the Engineers Without Borders USA USC Chapter’s Domestic Project in San Bernardino!

Pre-Pandemic Photo of EWB-USA USC Chapter Members at the San Bernardino Initial Assessment Trip Since the fall of 2019, the EWB-USA USC Chapter’s San Bernardino project team has been diligently…

Timothy Harrington

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