Ph.D. Students,
Please see the attached discount link for doctoral students who are joining AERA for the first time. It provides complete information on how students can sign up.
This is an introductory membership program, so it is not open to those students who have been prior AERA members.
Those students who join this program will pay member registration fees (early bird student membership fee is $95 and the non-member fee is $195) for the 2021 Annual Meeting on April 9-12.
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Hello,
This is Chris with USC athletics. We’ve official gone on sale for our 2019 football season! Both Grad Students and alumni that have graduated within the last 2 years are eligible for a buy one get one off deal!
With an offensive coordinator who ran a top 25 offense and our best schedule in over 5 years, we are primed for an exciting year in our newly renovated home.
I’ve worked with individual students to sit with a friend and also with groups of classmates that can take advantage of the BOGO deal and all sit together as a great source of camaraderie and team building.
If you purchase your tickets with me, I’ll give you personal attention to help you with significant discounts and our best seating inventory that you may not find otherwise.
Season ticket holders get the lowest price per game on the market as well as other benefits such as optional beer garden access, access to away and postseason games, and the ability to resell games you cannot attend.
Best regards,
Dear USC Student:
I sincerely hope that your semester is off to a great start. On behalf of USC’s Information Technology Services (ITS), I would like you to be aware of the many free resources that we provide to students, as well as the significant improvements that we made to USC’s network over the summer.
Free Resources:
To help you with your studies and other activities, you can:
Visit itservices.usc.edu/students to find additional resources.
Network Upgrade:
We are happy to announce that we have now upgraded the Wi-Fi in 98 buildings across campus, including the Tutor Campus Center and the Norris Medical Library.
Keep Up with ITS:
The ITS Customer Support Center offers online, email, walk-up, and phone support. See itservices.usc.edu/contact for more details.
Best wishes for a successful term,
Doug
Douglas Shook, PhD
Chief Information Officer
Information Technology Services
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California 90089-2812
Dear USC Students,
I am pleased to announce that USC’s Information Technology Services now provides students with Microsoft OneDrive and Skype for Business accounts. We hope that these accounts will make it easier for you to back up your Microsoft Office and other files and to collaborate with your instructors.
Accessible through the web at www.usc.edu/onedrive, OneDrive for Business allows you to store and share up to 5 terabytes of files. Desktop and mobile apps are available to simplify the backup and storage process. For information on how to access and use OneDrive for Business, see OneDrive for Business on the ITS website. For a comparison of available online storage options, see Storage at USC.
Along with OneDrive for Business, you can now also access Skype for Business, SharePoint, Office Online, and other Microsoft Office 365 apps. For a full listing of Office 365 products available to USC students, visit Microsoft Office 365 for Students. Please note that, at this time, you will be able to access and edit, but not host, SharePoint sites and will not have access to Office 365 email and calendaring.
If you have any questions about these new offerings or need assistance getting started with them, please call the ITS Customer Support Center (CSC) at 213-740-5555. The CSC is available to assist you by phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Sincerely,
Doug
Doug Shook, PhD
Chief Information Officer
Information Technology Services
University of Southern California
Hello Rossier students,
Faculty affiliate of the Center for Education, Identity and Social Justice Professor Anita Dashiell-Sparks is directing An Octoroon written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins for USC School of Dramatic Arts this weekend at the McClintock Theatre on campus. Professor Darnell Cole has 9 pre-paid tickets available to offer to students for the show on Saturday, September 30, at 2:30 p.m.
Please sign up on this Google spreadsheet if you are interested in attending – first come, first serve: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fjQ6tDL01NwoGEPn6TjAfnosCrqnXYupmEOKGkw9mbY/edit?usp=sharing. If you are the first 9 to sign up on this google spreadsheet, you are confirmed a spot and you can pick up your tickets from Dr. Cole right before the play at the theater. He will be arriving earlier to the theater.
Information on the play:
Playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, a provocative new voice in American theatre, brings a radical, incendiary and subversively funny riff on Dion Boucicault’s once-popular 1859 mustache-twirling melodrama. This Obie Award-winning hall of mirrors skewers outdated sensibilities about race and narrative with acerbic humor and spectacular theatricality. An Octoroon is “this decade’s most eloquent theatrical statement on race in America today.” – The New York Times
Thank you so much for your time!
Best,
Center for Education, Identity and Social Justice
USC Rossier School of Education, WPH 1003
Visit our website: socialjustice.usc.edu
Dear USC Student:
Information Technology Services (ITS) offers a number of free resources that will help you over the course of the semester.
Microsoft Office 2016, Sophos Antivirus, and More: Download free copies of Microsoft Office 2016 and Sophos antivirus for your computing devices. Find these and other applications on the ITS software site.
Access to Premium Software: Get access to Adobe Creative Cloud and other premium software in the USC computing centers.
Loaner Laptops with Software and Accessories: Borrow a loaner laptop and/or accessories in the USC computing centers. Learn more.
VR/AR Technology: Using your own peripherals, you can explore virtual reality/augmented reality capabilities with the new Dell Precision desktops in the ITS-managed computing centers in Waite Phillips Hall and Leavey Library.
USC Gateway for Mobile: Easily find USC resources such as campus maps, the USC directory, the MyUSC portal, the schedule of classes, the tram schedule, and USC news and events. The app is available through the Apple and Google Play app stores. Learn more.
Unlimited Online Storage: Make sure to back up your assignments through your Google Apps at USC account, which comes with unlimited cloud storage.
Easy Password Resets: If you forget your USC NetID account password, you can reset it in just a few minutes. You will need an up-to-date secondary email address associated with your account to use this option.
IT Support: The ITS customer support center offers phone, email, and walk-up support.
@USCITServices: For service alerts, tech tips, and updates on the location of the IT service cart, follow us on Twitter.
Best wishes for a successful term,
Doug
Doug Shook, PhD
Chief Information Officer
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