Events

The USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor.

Upcoming Events

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Let’s Get Real! Virtual Book Club!

March's Pick - The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros

Amazon.com: The House on Mango Street: 9780679734772: Sandra Cisneros: Books

March 11th, 2026 @7:15-8:15pm PST | Register here.

The Let's Get Real! Virtual Book Club is an open group, welcoming anyone who wants to join the conversation. While we encourage everyone to read the book, we know life gets busy—so even if you haven’t finished, you’re still invited. Our discussions go beyond the pages, diving into real issues and creating space to share our stories together.

Research for Social Change Seminar Series

New Topics Every Tuesday - 12:00 - 12:45pm in MRF102 & Zoom

The Research for Social Change Seminar Series is a moderated panel discussion that will be held nearly every Tuesday. This series will consist of experiential discussions of current changes to policy, advocacy, and service as they relate to the field of social work.

Neurodiversity Affinity Group Meeting

This is a meeting for individuals who identify as being neurodivergent and allies who are interested in a Neurodiversity Affinity Group.

Hosts: Professors Debra Waters-Roman and Tina Paddock

When: Monday, March 23, 2026 at 6:00PM (PST)

Where: Professor Debra Waters-Roman's Zoom Room

For questions, please contact watersro@usc.edu or cpaddock@usc.edu

Immigration Justice Series

Hosted by the SDP-Keck Human Rights Clinic, a student-led organization, the Immigration Justice Series brings together students, faculty, and community partners for dialogue, education, and advocacy focused on upholding the rights and dignity of immigrants. This series creates an intentional space for learning, connection, collective action, and a deeper understanding of immigrant experiences.

Volunteer Opportunities at USC

Slide with a yellow gradient background titled “Volunteer Opportunities.” The text explains that as part of Campus Activities, the Volunteer Center promotes service within USC, the greater Los Angeles area, and the global community, and that its programs are student-run and student-led.

Browse USC's Volunteer Opportunities Presented by WorkWell Center.

For questions about volunteer opportunities, please contact serveon@usc.edu.