CBCSA is committed to making sure you take advantage of all the resources that USC has to offer. Please see below for the many opportunities.
This program is open to all eligible individuals. CBCSA 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.
CBCSA wants to make sure you know who all the amazing opportunities for you to join clubs/organizations at USC. Click below to see a list of some student organizations that the CBCSA has worked with in the past. Please connect with Campus Activities for a more comprehensive list of student organizations to join!
Founded in 1976 by Rev. Dr. Thomas Kilgore Jr., the USC Black Alumni Association (BAA) is a leadership network established to strengthen the legacy of educational attainment and excellence of USC’s students. The BAA provides scholarship assistance, career mentoring and cultural advocacy through alumni networking, volunteer involvement, philanthropy and social enterprise.
New to Los Angeles? Don’t worry we got you covered. Click below for a list of Black community resources. The CBCSA is maintaining a list and will update it periodically.
Somerville is a living learning community established in 1995 in collaboration with Residential Education. The floor focuses on academic success, leadership, transition, and connecting to the community at USC.
Do you need money for your education? Well, check out our list of scholarship resources below. Please note that scholarships are subject to change and we do not have a comprehensive list of all opportunities available for students.
Make sure you connect with the rest of our Student Culture & Community (SCC) partners. This includes other student-support centers and more. Click below for more information.
Did you miss an event or resources that were handed out? We have you covered with our CBCSA digital library that is full of resources, videos and more.
