Growing up in a struggling community with limited family resources, Jocelyn Woods found stability at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley. The organization would become a home away from home, sheltering her on her journey from the Bay Area to USC.
Angelique Perrin has had a long and successful career on the entertainment side of radio and TV. Characters she created became established voices on radio stations nationwide, on BET, TBS, Disney Junior and Nickelodeon. George Lucas cast her in a recurring role as a Jedi master on the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
And she also happens to be a Master’s in Specialized...
The Online News Association, the world’s largest association of digital journalists, today opened applications for the 2017 Women’s Leadership Accelerator , which will provide tuition-free intensive training, professional development and support tailored to 25 women leaders pushing innovation in digital media....
Forty USC Annenberg communication and journalism students were able to network and gather advice from a panel of Annenberg alumni now working NBC thanks to the Career Development department’s Career Treks, which brought the students to the Universal lot on September 23.
This is the second year of what are formally called USC Annenberg Career Development Career Treks and the NBC outing...
Paola Mardo is the 2016-2017 Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) Fellow and will study film criticism as part of USC Annenberg’s Masters in Arts Journalism program.
A joint venture between USC Annenberg, USC School of Cinematic Arts and SPE, the fellowship is the university’s first program specifically designed for film critics....
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) at USC , led by two Annenberg students, was named Student Chapter of the Year at the joint NABJ / National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) ...
When USC Annenberg student Joan Miller (Ph.D Communications ‘20) was a young girl, she didn’t see herself represented in cartoons or in geek culture.
Fast forward to a packed room in Wallis Annenberg Hall during the week of June 20, and Miller joined 19 other Ph.D students from...
This week, the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ)—the two largest journalism organizations for minorities—will be hosting a joint conference that welcomes industry leaders and students alike for five days of development and networking events. The annual...