USC Alumni Association

Alumni Association Spotlight

2012 Going Back to College Day

2012 USC Women's Conference

USC Alumni Day of SCervice

79th Annual USC Alumni Awards

$30MM Gift from Verna B. Dauterive

2012 Going Back to College Day
2012 USC Women's Conference
USC Alumni Day of SCervice
79th Annual USC Alumni Awards
$30MM Gift from Verna B. Dauterive

Make the SCene »

Feb 09, 2012 - Las Vegas Alumni Board Meeting
USC Alumni Club of Las Vegas
Feb 09, 2012 - USC@KC Happy Hour
USC Alumni Club of Kansas City
Feb 09, 2012 - Alumni Night at the USC Thornton Symphony
USC Alumni Association
Feb 10, 2012 - Marshall Alumni Networking Luncheon with the USC Alumni Club of San Diego
USC Alumni Club of San Diego and USC Marshall Alumni Association - San Diego
Feb 10, 2012 - 1st Annual Trojan Ski & Ride Weekend
USC Alumni Club of Denver

Trojan Alum–inaries »

Kathy (Keeler) Seid ’80 can’t step onto a golf course or set foot in an MD's office without sensing untapped potential. “There’s just not any place I go that I don’t see an opportunity,” she says.

Kathy (Keeler) Seid Class of 1980

On his business card, Brandon Stauber MPP ’95 identifies himself as “Agent White." Relax. He’s talking about wine. In 2007, Stauber launched The Wine Spies LLC, with partner Jason Seeber, who goes by “Agent Red.”

Brandon Stauber Class of '95

Hilda Solis MPA ’81 heads the U.S. Department of Labor. Before becoming the first Hispanic woman to hold a permanent Cabinet post, Solis was a member of the House of Representatives.

Hilda Solis Class of 1981

David K. Hansen ’85 dreamed of opening a restaurant, but instead spearheaded the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle program, estimated to have saved thousands of American lives in Iraq and Afghanistan.

David K. Hansen Class of '85

As series producer of National Geographic Channel’s Great Migrations, David Hamlin MFA ’94 put together an international team of cinematographers, scientists and writers to film wildlife on the move across the planet.

David Hamlin Class of '94

When a Gensler board member told Christopher Chan BArch '92 the firm needed his talents in Shanghai, Chan and his wife had just welcomed a baby boy and bought a home, but they opted for adventure.

Christopher Chan Class of '92

Two years ago during the height of the recession, Steven Atamian ’04 did the unthinkable: He left his job in corporate America to give his time and energy to the nonprofit organization he co-founded a few years earlier.

Steven Atamian Class of '04

Hunter Freberg ’67 has loved her husband since she was 4 years old. But back then, she only knew Stan Freberg as the voice of her favorite television show puppet on Time for Beany .

Hunter Freberg Class of '67

His USC Marshall School of Business professors drilled him on financial plans and feasibility studies, but no one prepared Roberto Lee MBA‘04 for what it would take to run a company in the wild, wild East.

Roberto Lee Class of '04

If you asked Ree Drummond ’91 in 1991 where she was headed in life, chances are she wouldn’t have said a ranch outside of Pawhuska, Okla. But that’s where she ended up when she fell in love with a cowboy.

Ree Drummond Class of '91

Grant Imahara ’93 may have the most fun job in the world. A typical day at the office has included building a 7-foot, 3,000-pound, 1-million-piece ball of Legos to roll down a road at a car.

Grant Imahara Class of '93

The day the House of Representatives passed health-care reform, Alan Hoffman, MPA/JD ’91, couldn’t help but notice that cherry blossoms were just beginning to flower in Washington, D.C.

Alan Hoffman Class of '91

While on vacation in a beautiful locale, most people think, at least once, “What if I stayed here forever?” Most people, of course, never do it. Then again, most people aren’t Tierza Davis ’92.

Tierza Davis Class of '92

Dr. F. Willard “Robbie” Robinson ’42, MS ’49, PhD ’58 has deep roots in the Trojan Family, starting with his grandparents, who met as students in the university’s first class.

F. Willard Robinson Class of '42

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

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.