Giving to USC

Support this think tank dedicated to interdisciplinary and collaborative research among scholars and policymakers around issues of mental illness and mental health. As a research institute, its goal is to study issues at the intersection of law, mental health, and ethics as well as influence policy reform and advocacy actions for improved treatment of people with mental illness.

Sponsor the annual conference, which focuses on copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret, and related fields, and contributes to law student scholarships.

Support construction of a much-needed new building next to USC Gould's existing building that will provide four floors of state-of-the-art space for classrooms, seminars and clinics, as well as room for the student groups and offices, to accommodate our expanded academic degrees and programs.

Support this organization, which provides guidance, assistance and support academically, professionally and socially through mentorship, community study materials, mock exams for 1Ls, group study sessions, community service projects and outreach, events and guest speakers, an annual banquet and networking opportunities.

Sponsor the annual conference, which is the longest running conference at Gould focusing on an array of current tax topics, and contributes to law student scholarships.

Support academic support, scholarships and community service opportunities for Latinx law students at USC Gould.

Support this program which helps allows students conduct independent legal research, prepare notes and comments for publication, and edit the works of their peers as well as articles and book reviews submitted by faculty members and other scholars.

Support this program, which promotes world-class policy analysis, research and educational opportunities in international business, law and policy.

Sponsor the annual conference, which focuses on commercial real estate, and contributes to law student scholarships.

Sponsor the annual conference, which is partnered with the Beverly Hills Bar Association and addresses current entertainment topics, and contributes to law student scholarships.