Roberta “Bobbi” Mahler ’66 knows firsthand that the pain associated with migraine disease is not just physiological. Living with chronic neurological pain can also be emotionally distressing, impacting both migraine sufferers and those who care for them.
Through hands-on learning and meaningful civic engagement, LASA empowers young people to see Los Angeles as a place they can actively shape, a mission that resonates deeply with Allan Scholl (MA ’60, PhD ’73), a USC Dornsife alumnus and retired educator who, with his wife Marina, supports LASA.
Support from USC Dornsife alumni, including Drs. Carl J. and Willa Olsen, enables graduate students to attend science conferences and present their research to the broader scientific community.
With support from Agilent Technologies, the USC-Cerritos College Summer Research Internship in Sustainability empowers first-generation students to pursue STEM careers.
Supported by a philanthropic gift from longtime supporters Gerald and Patricia Turpanjian, anthropologist Hrag Papazian brings global lens to contemporary Armenian experiences and diasporic life.
An endowed fund established by Wesley Mizutani ’77 expands USC Dornsife’s pre-health advisory resources for students aiming to become health professionals.
The Jimmy Gauntt Memorial Award Endowment honors its namesake while giving talented USC Dornsife students a leg up on their writing careers.
Local city councilman, businessman and USC Dornsife alumnus Jon Kaji and his siblings establish Bruce and Frances Kaji Family Endowed East Asian Studies Center (EASC) Fund.
An advocate for innovative policy solutions, Markham Erickson knew he wanted to support a USC program that inspired students to recognize their own power in shaping our systems of government. Donating to the Dornsife in Washington DC Program was a clear opportunity to do just that.
