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| Sp 2009 | Elizabeth Andrews, Morgan Cross, David Joiner Title: Different Colored Rooms Affect the Autonomic Nervous System with No Noticeable Effect on Muscular Power Output |
| Sp 2008 | Mara Balak, Mari Iyama, Michelle Lee, Lauren Murakawa Title: Exercise Training on the uSurf Shows Limited Effectiveness in Enhancing Dynamic Balance and Lower Body Strength |
| Sp 2007 | Valerie Buan, Kacie Lew, Jose Vaca, Nathaniel Villanueva Title: The Effect of Standing Whole Body Vibration on Strength, Flexibility, and Balance |
| Sp 2006 | Kyle Evans, Jon Fong, Mario Sanchez, Rob Sham Title: Sodium Bicarbonate: Handling a Greater Load |
| Sp 2005 | Ashley Casas, Dan Rolnick, Mike Rose, Tyler Thompson, Andre Woodert |
| Sp 2004 | Jennifer Flynn, Alexis Palefsky, Emily Sawyer Title: Effects of caffeine on glucose homeostasis and substrate utilization |
| Fa 2003 | Alexis Palefsky, Lisa Pope Title: Effects of smoking on muscle repair post-exercise |
| Fa 2002 | Gayle Copeland, Karli Edholm, Doug Kawasaki |
| Sp 2002 | Sonya Huizar, Amy Honeycutt, Angelica Molina, Myrna Ramirez, Drusilla Rethorn |
| Fa 2001 | Amanda Doering, Charlene Tak, Marel Ver |
| Sp 2001 | Matthew Messoline, Kathleen Meyer |
| Fa 2000 | Erin Long, Lisa Wong |
| Sp 2000 | Sandra Boctor, Suzy Corbett, Andrea Jensen |
[Coming Soon]
| 2010 | Rami Hamzey, Michael Hazboun, Darcelle Kimble-Manalo, Kotaro Uyeda, Matthew Williams Title: Biomechanical Analysis of Movement Strategies in Collegiate Women's Volleyball Players |
The Kinesiology Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award is given every year to a graduate student who, in line with the University's dedication to the education of scholars, has exhibited consistent excellence in the classroom.
| 2008 | Lindsey Bogachus |
| 2007 | Marcia Abbott |
| 2006 | Laurie Held |
| 2005 | Christina Law |
| 2004 | Karen Kelly |
| 2003 | Marci Raney |
| 2002 | Karen Kelly |
| 2000 | Mark Todd |
| 1999 | Kathleen Costa |
| 1998 | Alice Yee |
| 1997 | Steve Hawkins |
| 1996 | Stephanie Elkins |
The Charlotte W. Anderson Scholarship is awarded to promising undergraduates in the Department of Kinesiology who demonstrate acute financial need and intend to pursue a career in physical or occupational therapy. The award is given to a sophomore or junior who has maintained a high all-around grade point average (3.0 or higher) while participating in service activities that reflect an interest in physical or occupational therapy. Service activities may include, but are not limited to, volunteer work as a PT assistant in a physical therapy clinic or in a hospital setting and/or as an athletic trainer for high school or collegiate athletics. These students maintain high academic standards while devoting time and energy to the physical/occupational therapy field. (Selected by the Award Committee of the Department of Kinesiology)
To be considered for the Charlotte W. Anderson Scholarship, submit your resume, a copy of your transcript and an essay of 500 words or less explaining why you are interested in pursuing a career in physical or occupational therapy to Elsie Reyes, Administrative Assistant, Department of Kinesiology, 3560 Watt Way, PED 107, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0652 by Monday, March 29, 2011.
| 2009-2010 | Emily Kallen |
| 2008-2009 | David Joiner |
| 2007-2008 | Rodney J. Mallari |
| 2006-2007 | Valerie Buan |
Each year, USC sponsors applications from qualified undergraduate students for competitive international fellowships including Rhodes (Oxford University), Mitchell (Ireland) and Luce (Asia). Fellowship awards may include one to three years of study or internship, tuition and fees, a moderate allowance and travel expenses.
