As a USC Marshall student and captain of the men’s tennis team, Diamondback Energy CEO Kaes Van’t Hof never envisioned a career in the field.
Pereira is working to get care to thousands of California patients.
“Hawai‘i has strengthened my belief that leadership is a responsibility, not simply a position,” Monique Datta says.
USC Price alum Vrushangi Shah has gone from not knowing what healthcare administration fellowships are to becoming a national expert on them as a podcast host.
USC Marshall alums tell their counterparts in the MBA Class of 2028 about how the Trojan Family impacted their careers.
Don Brann — who has a bachelor’s degree from USC Marshall and a doctorate from USC Rossier — has led six school districts, including Wiseburn School District in El Segundo, which he attended as a child.
Just before graduation, Hannah Foley learned her full-time offer had been delayed. As she considered her next move, the Trojan Family helped open another door.
The Grammy nominee says his studies in linguistics, psychology and neuroscience at USC Dornsife continue to influence his music, philanthropy and work as a biotech entrepreneur.
For Heather Bonomo, a master’s in applied psychology created new career opportunities following an industry strike and rapid advances in artificial intelligence.
The vibrant hub for interdisciplinary collaboration and community connection is named in honor of the global airline chaired by USC alumnus Walter Cho.
