Austin Trojan Network

The Austin Trojan Network brings together USC alumni, parents and friends from the Austin metro area to deepen their connection to the university and the Trojan Family. A board, led by co-chairs, works closely with a dedicated USCAA staff liaison to deliver high-impact career development experiences, host engaging events that celebrate Trojan pride and raise money for scholarships for local USC students.

Whether you’re looking to make valuable connections, volunteer your energy and expertise, support the next generation of Trojans, attend events or make new friends, the Austin Trojan Network provides all of these opportunities and more — right in your own backyard.

We look forward to meeting you!

Events

The Austin Trojan Network hosts gatherings and meet-ups throughout the year — each one offering a chance to connect, learn and celebrate with fellow Trojans.

Game Watch Parties

August 29-November 28 | Various Locations

Cheer on the Trojans with your local alumni community! Find a game watch location near you.

Looking to add to the calendar? Host an alumni meet up in your neighborhood!

Stay Connected

There are so many ways to continue building your local Trojan Family connection and stay close to campus — wherever you are! Here are a few places to start:

Contact Your Network

Looking to learn more? Email us at austintrojannetwork@alumni.usc.edu.

Tap In on Social Media

Austin Trojan Network Board Members

Heriberto “Eddie” Arámbula MAT ’16, MBV ’17
Co-Chair, Austin Trojan Network

Michael Montoya ’04, MRED ’08
Co-Chair, Austin Trojan Network

A Message From Your Co-Chairs

Howdy, Austin Trojans!

We’re Michael Montoya and Eddie Arámbula, and we’re excited to serve as the inaugural co-chairs of the Austin Trojan Network!

As we launch this new chapter of the Trojan Family in Central Texas, our vision is to create a welcoming and inclusive community where alumni from all backgrounds, generations and experiences can connect, contribute and thrive.

The strength of our Trojan Family comes from both our shared USC experience and the diverse journeys, perspectives and talents we bring together. As we establish the Austin Trojan Network, we hope to foster meaningful relationships, celebrate our stories, and create opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Most importantly, this network belongs to all of us. We look forward to hearing your ideas, building new traditions and creating a vibrant Trojan community that reflects the spirit of Austin and Central Texas.

Fight On! 

Heriberto “Eddie” Arámbula MAT ’16, MBV ’17 and Michael Montoya ’04, MRED ’08
Co-Chairs, Austin Trojan Network

Scholarship Support

The Austin Trojan Network believes in lifting up the students in our own backyard. Your generosity directly funds scholarships for local Trojans, helping them manage tuition costs and realize their USC dreams.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Austin Trojan Network and do I need to become a member?

As a member of the USC Alumni Association, you’re already part of the Regional Trojan Networks! Regional Trojan Networks are groups of localized alumni leaders who build USC networks locally, and everyone is welcome to participate in the events and programs.

I just moved to Austin. How do I get information about what’s happening?

As an alum, you’ll automatically receive email information about upcoming events and opportunities to connect with Austin Trojans! All you have to do is make sure your address is up-to-date in the FightOnline alumni portal.

What other regions have Trojan Networks?

There are currently 20 networks in the following regions: Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Colorado, Dallas, the East Bay, Hawai’i, Houston, Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C. If you’re on the road in one of these cities, be sure to tap in!

I want to be involved, but I don’t have time to commit to a leadership role. Are there other opportunities to volunteer? 

We’re always looking for resource circle members to serve as trusted ambassadors and partners who can share their time and expertise as needed. Check out the “Resource Circle Member” section for more information.

I want to be involved, but I’m not sure how. Where can I go?

If you’ve read through the volunteer opportunity information and still have questions, please contact your Regional Trojan Network co-chairs to explore opportunities.