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Search and download applications for membership and/or open positions in student organizations, USC committees, and other campus involvement activities. To add an application to this list for your organization or department,  click here.
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| Membership Application |
Organization/Department: Dance Included
Description: Love to dance? Like working with kids? Share your passion while making a difference by becoming a Dance Included Teacher!
Our organization is growing rapidly and we are recruiting new dance teachers at the beginning of every semester.
Why join Dance Included?
There are plenty of reasons to join our organization. Not only will you gain valuable leadership experience, but you will also become a role model to others in the community, all while making new lasting friendships with like-minded creative and passionate peers.
What are the requirements?
We are looking for experienced dancers who are willing to teach a one hour class each week in preparation for an end of semester Showcase.
About Dance Included:
Dance Included was founded in 2003 on the principle that all students deserve access to a well-rounded education, which includes dance within the arts curriculum. We are a recognized USC organization dedicated to promote dance education in the local community by teaching free dance classes. All of our accomplished dance teachers are volunteers who share a passion for dance and love for service. |
Contact Information
Tu-Oanh Phan
213-840-9562
Email
Deadline: 9/7/2008
Submit by: Applications are due by email at danceinc@usc.edu |
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| Adventure LEAD-Hiking |
Organization/Department: USC LEAD
Description: Join us for our hike in the local mountains on Sunday September 21st near Altadena (Devil’s Canyon Trail) sponsored by the Office of Campus Activities’ USC L.E.A.D.There are a limited number of spaces available for this trip and they are available on a first come first serve basis. |
Contact Information
Katherine Searing
213-740-5693
Email
Deadline: 9/12/2008
Submit by: If interested and committed please bring the following completed documents to the front desk of Hazel & Stanley Hall 100 by Friday, September 12 by 5 pm |
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| Best Buddies Membership Application |
Organization/Department: USC Best Buddies
Description: USC Best Buddies is the USC chapter of a worldwide organization that enriches the lives of people with mental disabilities by providing them with one-on-one friendships. As a member at USC, you will be paired with an intellectually disabled student at a local school (Lanterman High School) with whom you will hang out - as your schedule fits. We also have group activities about once a month, such as a Christmas party and Disneyland. Don't hesitate to call or email us with any questions.
INFO SESSIONS - with information, applications and free PIZZA:
Sept. 4, 6pm @ THH 221
Sept. 8, 8pm @ THH 221
INTERVIEWS - walk-in interviews at the Starbucks on Hoover/Jefferson. Bring your application.
Sept. 16, 4-6pm
Sept. 17, 11am-12pm
Sept. 18, 5-7pm
If these times do not work, please email or call us. We look forward to having you in Best Buddies! |
Contact Information
Celine Aziz
310-947-1938
Email
Deadline: 9/19/2008
Submit by: Applications are due by 5pm on Friday, Sept. 19, 2008. Please email to uscbestbuddies@gmail.com, turn in to Hazel & Stanley Hall 100, or bring to your interview. |
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| Membership Application |
Organization/Department: Order of the Torch
Description: One of the highest honors the university can bestow upon its students, the Order of the Torch is composed of 12 individuals who exemplify Trojan excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, commitment to USC, public speaking skills, and an ability to communicate the USC experience to others. Members serve as ambassadors for the university, promoting USC and the Trojan family to current students, prospective Trojans, alumni, the academic community, and the public. The Order of the Torch was first announced in 1987 but has its roots in Homecoming traditions dating back to the 1940s.
Arising out of the more traditional roles of Homecoming King and Queen, today’s Mr. and Ms. USC serve as spokespeople for not only the Order itself but the larger university student body. The selection process is competitive and demanding, with candidates first submitting applications including essays to be considered for interviews. After the interview stage, applicants have the chance of progressing to the public speech that is the final round for consideration into the Order of the Torch. Mr. and Ms. USC are then selected from within the Order.
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Contact Information
Heather Larabee
213-740-5693
Email
Deadline: 9/24/2008
Submit by: Applications are due by 5:00 PM to Hazel and Stanley Hall (HSH) 100, on Wednesday, September 24, 2008. Please submit three copies of this application form, resume, and essays. On your resume, please include specific dates and the duties of each activity. Also attach one copy of an unofficial transcript. Incomplete applications will not be accepted. |
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| Tour Guide and Admissions Intern Application |
Organization/Department: USC Admissions Center
Description: Influence the future of USC!
The University of Southern California Admission Center is looking to hire motivated, enthusiastic undergraduate students to help bring future Trojans to USC.
Positions available:
• USC Tour Guide
• USC Admissions Intern
USC Tour Guide responsibilities:
• Give tours of the USC campus to prospective freshmen, parents, transfer students, elementary/middle/high school students, faculty, and alumni visiting campus
• Field incoming calls to the Admissions Office and help schedule campus tours
• Share your enthusiasm about USC and your USC experience
• Tour Guides are required to work winter break or spring break, in addition to 3-4 weeks during the summer.
USC Admissions Intern responsibilities:
• Coordinate various prospective student events at USC
• Assist with admission presentations to high school students
• Guide prospective USC students and their families through the application process
• Share your enthusiasm about USC and your USC experience
• Admissions Interns are required to work winter break or spring break, in addition to 3-4 weeks during the summer.
If you have questions, please contact Peter Simones (Tour Guides) at simones@usc.edu or Greta Mitchell (Admissions Interns) at gjmitche@usc.edu.
Please apply at: http://www.jotform.com/form/82095846548 or download the hard copy of the application and turn it in to the Admissions Center, Trojan Hall 101 |
Contact Information
Greta Mitchell
213-740-6616
Email
Deadline: 10/3/2008
Submit by: Submit the online application (http://www.jotform.com/form/82095846548) or turn the hard copy of the application in to the Admissions Center, Trojan Hall 101 by Friday, October 3rd. |
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| 2008 Homecoming Application Packet |
Organization/Department: Office of Protocol & University Events
Description: Student and alumni groups are welcome to register for Homecoming 2008, on November 1. Groups can register to host a tailgate of virtually any size, or to sell products. |
Contact Information
Jeff Olsen
213-740-6786
Email
Deadline: 10/6/2008
Submit by: Print the application, obtain all required signatures, and return it to Stonier Hall 203 by October 6, 2008. |
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| REAL Project 2008-2009 |
Organization/Department: The REAL Project
Description: Thank you for your interest in the Redefining Engagement in Active Leadership or the REAL Project. REAL is a new leadership program designed to help rising student leaders sharpen their leadership skills and gain invaluable knowledge of some of the social issues affecting the United States today. To achieve these goals, REAL follows the Social Change Model of leadership development, a new paradigm created by the UCLA Higher Education Research Institute (HERI).
The Social Change Model views leadership as a learning process rather than an elected position and regards ALL students as capable potential leaders. It emphasizes a stronger sense of self-awareness, collaboration and active participation to bring forth social change. As such, REAL combines leadership development and educational workshops, along with a culminating leadership project that enables program participants to implement the skills learned as a cohort. This final program will revolve around the topic selected for the year.
For the 2008 cohort, the issue pre-selected as the emphasis of the program is University Campus Climate. The educational workshops and program literature will explore issues of diversity, student perception, multiculturalism, and institutional programs to familiarize participants with different views on the subject. In addition, a panel that includes USC staff and faculty along with community organizers has been scheduled to start the program. This panel is open to program participants and the entire USC community.
Once again, thank you for your interest in the REAL Project. If you have any questions regarding the program do not hesitate to contact the program coordinators at uscreal@usc.edu. We look forward to reviewing your application! |
Contact Information
Lily Chowana-Bandhu
213-740-2513
Email
Deadline: 10/10/2008
Submit by: Please submit your application to HSH 100. |
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| Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) Application |
Organization/Department: USC LEAD
Description: The Emerging Leaders Program is a leadership program designed to help rising student leaders sharpen their leadership skills and gain invaluable skills. The program focuses on self-exploration and discovery of personal values and goals.
Tailored towards first year students, but open to all, ELP is the program for any student looking to grow as a leader and to connect with other student leaders on campus. ELP combines leadership development with a leadership project that enables program participants to implement the skills learned to produce a service project for the local neighborhood. This is an experience you will never forget! |
Contact Information
Katherine Searing
213-740-5693
Email
Deadline: 10/10/2008
Submit by: Please submit your completed application along with a resume to Hazel & Stanley Hall 100 by 5 pm on Friday October 10th. |
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| Orientation Advisor Application |
Organization/Department: Orientation Programs
Description: The position of Orientation Advisor is a vital one, as it assists new students and parents in their transition to USC and Southern California. In addition to the excitement of introducing new students to the Trojan Family, you have the chance to expand your resume, work as a part of a team of elite student leaders, and build strong leadership and communication skills. The job of an Orientation Advisor is both challenging and rewarding, providing an amazing experience and an unforgettable summer. Orientation Advisors are paid a $3,000 stipend and receive an on-campus apartment during June and July. For more information about the position, including requirements, visit our website. |
Contact Information
Chrissy Roth
213-740-7767
Email
Deadline: 10/17/2008
Submit by: Only online applications will be accepted. |
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| Academic Competition Application |
Organization/Department: CONQUEST!
Description: CONQUEST! brings alumni, students, staff and faculty together to honor outstanding athletic,
academic, and creative work. The Office of Campus Activities is hosting student
competitions in poetry, short essay, one-dimensional art, and the
creation of a YouTube video.
This year’s topic is: What makes you proud to be a Trojan
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Contact Information
Heather Larabee
213-740-5693
Email
Deadline: 10/31/2008
Submit by: Friday, October 31: Submissions due to HSH 100 by 5:00 P.M |
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