USC Alumni Association

Alumni Association Spotlight

2010 Volunteer Recognition Dinner

Inauguration of C. L. Max Nikias

Reunion Weekend 2010

Homecoming 2010

2010 USC Football Weekenders

2010 Volunteer Recognition Dinner
Inauguration of C. L. Max Nikias
Reunion Weekend 2010
Homecoming 2010
2010 USC Football Weekenders

Make the SCene »

Sep 02, 2010 - USC vs. Hawaii - Santa Clarita Valley Game Watch Party
USC Alumni Club of Santa Clarita Valley
Sep 02, 2010 - USC vs. Hawaii Weekender
USC Alumni Association
Sep 02, 2010 - USC at Hawaii -- Nation’s Capital Game Viewing Parties
USC Alumni Club of the Nation’s Capital
Sep 02, 2010 - Minneapolis USC Football Game Watch vs. Hawaii
USC Alumni Club of Minneapolis
Sep 02, 2010 - USC vs. Hawaii Game Watch at the Village Inn on Balboa Island
USC Alumni Club of Newport - Irvine

Trojan Alum–inaries »

Thomas Unterseher ’92 learned you can go home again and still feel connected to USC - even if that home is a town of 4,000 people in the middle of South Dakota.

Thomas Unterseher Class of '92

Jeff Byers ’07, MBA ’09 came to USC for football but got much more. When the offensive lineman was drafted into the NFL in April, he took with him a master’s in business administration from USC Marshall.

Jeff Byers Class of '07

In August 2009, the Tuskegee Airmen annual convention featured a special guest. Stayce D. Harris ’81 was already a frequent convention attendee, but this time she had general stars on her shoulders.

Stayce D. Harris Class of '81

You can’t see them in Mount Vernon, NY’s dark Bassline Cafe, but jazz pianist Donald Vega ’99 has angels on his shoulder. He may swing with the grace of Oscar Peterson, but he's traveled a hard road to get here.

Donald Vega Class of '99

When Lieutenant Amy Redditt Tomlinson ’00 explains what she does as an aviator in the U.S. Navy, she references a popular film. “Have you ever seen Top Gun?” she asks.

Amy Reddit Tomlinson Class of '00

David Bohnett '78, chair of the LA Phil and supporter of new youth orchestras in LA, was thrilled by the turnout for new LA Phil conductor Gustavo Dudamel's first concert at the Hollywood Bowl.

David Bohnett Class of '78

If you were to draw up a list of the hardest working volunteers at USC, Carol Campbell Fox MS ’62 would surely be near the top. The energetic alumna could teach a master class on efficient multi-tasking.

Carol Campbell Fox, Class of ’62

The Asian Pacific Alumni Association holds special resonance for its immediate past president Mitchell Lew BS ’83, MD ’87, a native Southern Californian whose three sisters also graduated from USC.

Mitchell Lew, Class of '83

When not busy studying the development of T lymphocytes in her Caltech laboratory, longtime cancer researcher Amy Ross Ph.D. ’86 can usually be found working on behalf of USC Lambda LGBT Association.

Amy Ross, Class of ’86

A chance meeting with an Italian man,combined with memories of her mother’s dreams about oranges, led Adriana Kahane ’94, MBA ’98 to conduct an unusual feasibility study while studying at USC.

Adriana Kahane, Class of ’94

Ellen Hunter Mai ’91 lives an extraordinary life. She has hunted pirates in the Malacca Straits, toured the illegal diamond mines of Sierra Leone, reported from Afghanistan and tracked communist rebels in Peru.

Ellen Hunter Mai, Class of ’91

When Lukas Petrash ’06 was growing up in Texas, he made his own toys, Petrash’s early inventions were a preview of his architectural career, which focuses on ultra-low-cost sustainable housing.