This year marks the largest number of USC Dornsife students from the Master of Liberal Studies program to present their research at the annual, international Graduate Liberal Studies Joint Symposium.
Master of Liberal Studies student Mischalgrace Diasanta receives the scholarship for her exceptional work, including a paper about how Muslim Filipinos were viewed in American travel writing in the early 1900s.
Nearly 100 students, alumni and faculty attended, including three USC Dornsife participants who presented their research papers.
Jeri Schuessler-Loynachan receives scholarship in honor of USC Dornsife alumna Mary Roney at the program’s annual colloquium.
In honor of USC Dornsife alumna Mary Roney, the first scholarship will be announced and awarded at the program’s annual colloquium May 10.
Just-graduated USC Dornsife students will present their research at a summer symposium with colleagues and alumni in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Historian Kevin Starr of USC College has written more than a dozen books about the Golden State. His latest book published chronicles the life and times of the Golden Gate Bridge.
