Student Resources
Wellness resources for USC students.
TC4T is an initiative within the Division of Student Affairs that empowers students to take action when they are concerned about a Trojan.
This website is the initial phase of the TC4T initiative and it serves as an interactive resource for Trojans that seek to help fellow Trojans challenged with personal difficulties. Along with educational videos, this site features a list of campus and community resources and an anonymous request form. The request form provides an opportunity for Trojans to help a member of our Trojan Family. Each request will be researched by a staff member within the Division of Student Affairs.
CET's prime directive is to advance learning at all levels by providing and coordinating activities and programs that promote and support effective teaching and mentoring. Explore CET Mentoring programs to learn more.
Contact: (213) 740-9040
Email: usccet@usc.edu
Residential education offers Residential Advisors (RAs) as a resource, to solve problems and plan activities. The Residential Student Government acts as a voice for residents and community.
The Academic Support Center offers free learning enrichment workshops on topics relevant to academic success and college-life transition.
Contact: 213 740-0776
Email: study@usc.edu
The Freshman 15 (F15) program seeks to create a welcoming, supportive environment for first year students; freshmen and transfer.
Contact: 213 740-5693
Email: stuacts@usc.edu
The Center for Academic Support groups offer a small group format in which peers facing similar issues meet.
Contact: 213-740-0776
A lecture series composed of 4 events that all student-athletes must attend, the
Trojan P.O.W.E.R. program topics include: Academic Achievement, Emotional Health, Substance Abuse, Diversity, Decision Making, and Leadership.
Contact: (213) 740-3801
The UPC Health Center offers consultations for a variety of issues such as: alcohol and other drug use, eating disorders, nutrition, sexual health, smoking, and stress management. A flowchart about accessing counseling services is available.
Contact: 213-740-7711
The Eating Disorder Treatment Team is a group of caring professionals that assists students who have eating disorders. The team is comprised of two psychologists, two physicians, a psychiatrist and a registered dietitian.
Contact: 213-730-7711
At HSC, "It is the goal of the Eric Cohen Health Center to provide complete medical care to its students. Included in this care are services for acute and chronic illnesses, psychological counseling and obstetric gynecological care."
Contact:
323 442-5980 (clinic administration)
323 442-5882 (clinic appointment line)
Services focus on “the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of medical concerns found in the college population. The University Park Health Center at UPC offers comprehensive primary care that includes a component for urgent care of illness and injury, as well as a strong focus on men’s and women’s sexual and reproductive health.”
Contact: 213 740-9355
Located on the University Park Campus in the SHC building, Room 206. The Resource Room is a self-help center with health-related books, pamphlets, first-aid supplies, safer sex supplies, and cold kits. A Peer Health Educator is available to answer questions.
An online mental health support system created to address health-related concerns, UPHC Ulifeline website links include: Concern for a Friend, Concern for Self, Drug Information, and Mental Health and Suicide Prevention.
ULifeline is an anonymous, confidential, online resource center, where college students can be comfortable searching for the information they need and want regarding mental health and suicide prevention.
Designed by the University Park Health Center’s services specifically for men, the Team is primarily for students and provides medical care, treatment, and information.
Contact: 213-740-9355
Recreational Sports publishes monthly e-newsletters that provide information about healthy eating and exercise. Faculty and staff also have access to this newsletter.
The Resource Room provides books and pamphlets on nutrition and health information and promotes the health of the student as well as the overall health of the campus
Contact: 213-730-4777
A DEC consultation is a one-on-one session sanctioned through and/or referred by an RA, a Greek House Advisor, or through Student Judicial Affairs and Community Standards.
Contact: 213 740-4777
The Eating Disorder Treatment Team is a group of caring professionals that assists students who have eating disorders. The team is comprised of two psychologists, two physicians, a psychiatrist and a registered dietitian.
Contact: 213-730-7711
Essential information for USC students is found in the SCampus Student Guidebook, including the University Student Conduct Code.
The Student Judicial Affairs and Community Standards: Consultation Concerning Disruptive Behavior resource for faculty/staff provides consultations on preventing and addressing disruptive and inappropriate behavior.
The guidebook, Disruptive and Threatening Student Behavior: Guidelines for Faculty and Staff, is to assist faculty when they encounter disruptive behavior from students.
Student health fees and eligibility information may be found here. The difference between student health fees and the USC Student Health Insurance Plan is also covered.
Contact: 213 740-UPHC
Through faculty-sponsored research, undergraduates help acquire new knowledge at the forefront of their fields, develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving, express their creativity, and benefit from mentoring by faculty.
Undergraduates may participate in research through enrollment in PSYC 490x (Directed Research). It is not necessary to take this course to be involved in faculty research, and the experience itself is valuable even if no academic credit is earned. It is, however, advantageous for a student to have the record of research on his/her transcript, particularly when applying to graduate school or seeking employment that involves assisting in psychological research.
The Office of Religious Life provides opportunities for exploring the spiritual dimensions of life and learning. Visit the home page for information about organizations, worship centers, programs, and religious holidays.
Contact: 213 740-6110
The Interfaith Council is a group of 24 students who are chosen (by their peers) to represent the many traditions of spiritual belief and practice that have groups functioning at USC.
Contact: (213) 740-3527
The Offices of International Services provides housing information and rental resources near USC and surrounding communities.
Contact: 213 740-2666
USC Trojan Housing operates more than 40 facilities, including houses, residential colleges, residence halls, and apartments that provide USC students with a variety of living options.
Contact: 800-872-4632 or 213-740-2546
