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If I had to give one piece of non-academic advice to any USC freshman, I would definitely recommend taking advantage of the state-of-the-art facilities at USC’s Lyon Center. The Lyon Center has the equipment or room for any activity you may want to do, including four full-size basketball courts, two weight rooms, a long-course swimming pool, and a rock-climbing wall. …
Hey everyone! I just wanted to share a bit about my experience with running the LA Marathon 2 weeks ago. As I’ve blogged about in the past here and here, I am a part of the USC Marathon Team this year, and we all trained together to run the LA Marathon. It was a lot of work and a little …
So almost exactly a year ago, I shared my views and opinions about the meaning of being a female engineer/my experiences here at Viterbi. I really like that blog, and I think my message is pretty clear. To give you the Cliffnotes version of it, my stance has always been “Do the work.” No matter who you are, just do …
One word that comes to mind when I try to describe USC and Viterbi is “engaging.” Throughout my college experience, USC has engaged me in all kinds of ways: Academically: Particularly in my upper division ISE courses, my professors have really drawn me into their subjects both in and out of the classroom. Many of my assignments are group projects, …
I’d like to revisit a club that I joined this year, that I previously blogged about – the USC Marathon Team. Membership opens every fall, and we train for the following months in preparation for the LA Marathon, which is usually in March of every year. You can read a bit about this club in my previous post last semester. …
A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to go to an L.A. Kings hockey game! It was so much fun! I went to a few of these in high school but hadn’t gone in awhile. Tickets for games can get sort of expensive, but sometimes you can find reasonably priced ones in the nosebleeds. That’s what I did. …
Lacrosse is one of my favorite things and I’m so glad that I’ve been able to play for the last nine years. It’s a great balance for my engineering classes and the other organizations I’m involved with on campus. This past weekend was the annual lacrosse Santa Barbara Shootout! Teams from all across the country come to UCSB every year …
This semester, I had one extra unit to spare so I decided to take a tennis class with my two roommates. This could possible be the best decision I’ve made in my college career. Or at least one of them. Every Tuesday and Thursday, my roommates and I sleep in until about 9, eat breakfast, and then head to the …
Hi everyone! Yesterday was the first lacrosse game of the season for the USC Women’s Lacrosse Club team! As team president I have been preparing for this moment since the beginning of the summer. This is my 9th year of playing lacrosse, and I’m so glad it is a part of my college experience and that this year I can …
I can’t believe I only have 3 semesters of undergrad left at USC! This semester I’m taking five civil engineering classes, and for the first time ever I don’t have Friday classes! I’m taking Geotechnical Engineering, Reinforced Concrete Design, Theory of Structures II, Building Science II, and the class I’m most excited for, Sustainable Design and Construction where I’ll be …
So this weekend is the homecoming game vs. Arizona State and in preparation for the weekend there have been all sorts of activities! On Monday night, there was a celebration in McCarthy Quad called “Anything Goes.” There were several teams from different student organizations, and each of them had to compete in various activities. I wasn’t actually there, but I …
This year I had some personal goals set for the year, to diversify my experiences with things I’ve never done before. One of them is to train with the USC Marathon Team and to run the LA Marathon in the spring. I’ve found I enjoy running a lot, and like how there is gratifying instant proof that you’re enhancing your …
This semester, I had some extra units in my schedule and decided to add in something fun. As much as I love my math, science, and engineering classes, it is a lot of left brain thinking and it would be very overwhelming to have a full schedule of just technical classes. I chose to take yoga this semester because it …
Maybe you read before that I’m the President of the Society of Women Engineers this year, and I would have to say that is my favorite club, however, Natalie already wrote an awesome Blog about it, so you can check that out if you’re interested in SWE. Instead I’ll talk about a club that I just joined last semester, but that I already …
I consider my state of mind as a stressed college student to be very dependent on my efforts to stay healthy through diet and exercise! While there are times I slip in both of those fields due to scheduling and cravings (lack of sleep and chocolate, I’m looking at you!), I like to think that I’ve got a decent handle …
As I write this post anxiously anticipating the upcoming Weeknder, I’m realizing how pumped I am for the upcoming semester. All of my classes and extracurriculars are shaping up to create a busy, challenging, and exciting experience for me over the upcoming months. Let’s go over a few of the items I’ve got on my plate for Fall ’12. Classes: …
It’s the 3rd week of classes and things are going super smooth! I’m taking 4 engineering classes this semester and a couple of 1 unit courses just for fun. It’s not quite a full load, but I really wanted some time to do all the other things I’m involved in this semester. So, in case you’re interested here is what …
A lot of my peers are meeting their senior year with a sense of trepidation: they’ve had so much fun the past few years, and they don’t want to move on from USC. While I have had an unbelievable time (truly, the best years of my life), I’m excited to wrap up my B.S. degree in biomedical electrical engineering and …
Hi everyone! It’s hard to believe I’ve already been at USC for a month! School already seems to be flying by, and we’re heading into our third week of school. This weekend I went on a retreat for the Society of Women Engineers Officer Council to prepare for our year. We went to Lake Arrowhead for a couple days, which …
I was probably the least athletic person in my high school. I took Orchestra for 4 years to get out of the Physical Education requirement, and my mile time was pushing double digits. Don’t get me wrong, I did rigorous classical Indian dance for exercise, but I never participated in a team sport or did anything athletic outdoors. When I …
