Giving to USC

Support the innnovative, interdisciplinary work of this institute, which brings together artists, engineers, physicians and scientists to improve the human condition.

Support the development of fundamental foundations of Intelligent Autonomy by leveraging and enriching the latest developments in Artificial Intelligence for application in robotics and autonomous systems.

Support the nation's only student-led research group focused on modeling nuclear-based spacecraft propulsion systems.

Supports the USC AeroDesign student team with funding for supplies and materials needed for design competitions that simulate typical design cycles in the aerospace field.

Support the USC student chapter of this organization, which enriches the lives of civil and environmental engineering students through social events, community service, industry interaction, and engineering competitions.

Support this partnership between the USC Dornsife Center on Science, Technology and Public Life and the Berggruen Institute, which annually hosts 10-12 fellows who address major shifts in the world's fundamental systems.

Support USC Viterbi's investigations into the promising field of biomedical engineering.

Support this center, which conducts research in Artificial Intelligence to help solve the most difficult social problems facing our world.

Support the cutting-edge research of this center, which evaluates how students learn with technology in schools and beyond.

Supports the Center for Engineering Diversity in its mission to provide resources for engineering students from historically underrepresented backgrounds through research-based practices that foster community, encourage professional development, and support academic excellence.

Support the students and faculty of this field, who design, control, and optimize large-scale chemical, physiochemical and biochemical processes. They are also involved in the development and design of new materials ranging from advanced composites used in automotive and space-related industries to materials used in the biomedical and electronics fields.

Supports the areas of greatest need within the Sonny Astani Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at USC Viterbi.

Support the students and faculty of this field, who study earthquake engineering, structural engineering, transportation engineering, air pollution engineering, water resources, coastal engineering and more.

Support research, faculty and students in the biological sciences at USC Dornsife.

Support the USC Dornsife chemistry department's instrumentation, faculty and research.

Support USC Dornsife chemistry department undergraduate summer research, chemistry club activities and participation in local and national research conferences.

Support research, faculty and students in electrical and computer engineering at USC Viterbi.

Supports the areas of greatest need in electrophysics at the Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Supports the areas of greatest need in systems engineering at the Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Support the volunteer student members of the USC Chapter of Engineers Without Borders USA who share a common vision of making a difference in rural communities of developing countries while enhancing their USC education.

Support this award, created in memory of a USC Viterbi alumnus passionately involved with the USC Formula SAE Team, presented annually to the student who best exemplifies team spirit, leadership skills, creativity and dedication.

Support graduate student summer travel and research, undergraduate student summer Field Camp and research, post-doctoral fellowships and more at USC Earth Sciences.

Give to advance Industrial Systems and Engineering at USC.

Change lives by supporting IEEE fellowships, reserved for select IEEE members whose extraordinary accomplishments in any of the IEEE fields of interest are deemed fitting of this prestigious grade elevation.

Support electrical and computer engineering students at USC.

Support this unique endowment, which provides a groundbreaking experience that nurtures unbridled creativity at the intersection of four essential areas: the arts and design, engineering and computer science, business and venture management, and communication.

Help maintain this design and fabrication center used by undergraduate engineering students.It supports a wide range of innovative activities and serves as a home for numerous student design and competition teams.

Support this inititative, which facilitates the exploration of concepts in electronics design and stimulates interest in fields of electronics, such as the Internet of Things, embedded systems, and robotics.

The center brings together a diverse network of scientists and engineers from the across USC to solve some of the greatest seemingly intractable problems of the 21st century � from cancer to neurological disease to cardiovascular disease. Contribute to transform and influence the course of scientific discovery and biomedicine for generations to come.

Supports the areas of greatest need within the petroleum engineering department at the Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at USC Viterbi.

Help nurture women (trans and non-binary inclusive) in tech by supporting Southern California's premier hackathon for women, femme, and non-binary students. The event includes workshops, mentorship, tech talks, social activities, food, and more.

Support the work of this student group, which provides a sense of community and support to LGBTQ+ students pursuing careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math).

Supports the USC RPL student team with funding for supplies and equipment needed to complete projects, travel to competitions, and attend conferences and seminars.

Support USC's electric race team. The team's undergraduate and graduate students get hands-on experience designing, building and testing an electric vehicle, as well as bringing the vehicle to competition once a year.

Supports the USC Racing team with funding for supplies and materials needed to build their race car. Funds will also support travel to an annual Formula FSAE competition.

Contribute to the advancement of Asian heritage scientists and engineers in education and employment so that they can achieve their full career potential. SASE also encourages members to contribute to the enhancement of the communities in which they live.

Support the USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute, whcih applies innovative imaging and information technologies to the study of the brain. The institute's interdisciplinary team investigates brain structure, function and disease, using techniques such as mathematics, genomic analysis and ultra-high-field MRI scanning.

Support the university's innovations in this promising field.

Supports the USC Viterbi K-12 STEM Center in its mission to provide equitable, culturally responsive opportunities for youth, families, and schools and actively address systemic inequities in STEM education through programs that build personally relevant knowledge and skills, self efficacy, and leadership.

Support this program, which provides students with an early education into computer science, engineering, and applied physical science.

Support this award, which honors outstanding teaching assistants in USC's Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Support this program, which offers professional, academic and social services to the women of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering. WIE's mission is to allow the school's female students to find personal and professional success, during their time at USC Viterbi and beyond.

Support this institute, which is a cross-disciplinary hub for the neuroscience community at USC that focuses on questions such as: How does aging affect the brain How do genes and environmental factors work together to influence brain circuitryAnd how do genes and environmental factors work together to influence brain circuitry