The public policy school also will create a summer internship program that will give students the chance to solve real-world problems in Southern California.
The program has graduated more than 300 alumni who have entered medical and doctoral programs and pursued successful careers in academia, industry and beyond.
Khris Gonzalez Pebe was awarded the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service, recognizing her passion for helping others.
Albert Mour gives back to honor his relationship with the university and its law school.
The group’s 50th anniversary scholarship gala dinner brings generations of visionary Latino Trojans together.
Scholarships and fellowships empower students to advance their studies and open career pathways in a range of fields.
The scholarships commemorate the late Professor Neil Segil and his passion for science and education.
The students join a growing community of more than 3,300 high-achieving young scholars helped by the foundation to attend top-tier, four-year institutions.
USC Gould alumni see need-based scholarship donations as an opportunity to make law students’ dreams come true.
Trojan Francisco “Frank” Solís, father of Terry Solis (pictured with husband David Flores), was active in Los Angeles politics and an officer in the city’s Mexican American Bar Association.
