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Our aim is to showcase the ongoing research projects of scholars and provide them with a chance to develop their presentation skills. This is crucial in demonstrating to students the role of a scientist engaged in aging research. During our retreat, students are allotted time to present their research to USC faculty, peers, and other professionals from the STEM field. Scholars also participate in career development activities and professional workshops such as: Writing a CV, Interviewing Tips, and Time Management

This year our GEMSTEM retreat took place at the Courtyard in Downtown Long Beach on April 1-2, 2023.

Group of people smiling in front of a PF Chang's restaurant, where there is a golden horse statue.
Group of people at a table are turned towards the front, where a person presents their deck.
A group of individuals seated around a long conference table with a projector displaying an image. Papers and drinks are on the table, and a person at the front appears to be speaking.
A group of individuals sitting around a table with laptops open, watching someone present their slideshow at the front.
Two people are seated at a table, smiling. They appear to be participating in a team activity involving building a structure with marshmallows and sticks. The background shows a projected presentation slide.
People seated at a table with their laptops open, watching two people present with their slideshow
People seated and watching
Group of people seated with their laptops open and watching a woman going over her presentation, which has the title "MENTSH"

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Colloquium Series in Multidisciplinary Research on Aging

Students are expected to attend invited lectures by nationally and internationally recognized scholars in the field of aging. There are generally 5-6 lectures per semester given in this series.

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Undergraduate Symposium Presentation

The USC Undergraduate Symposium for Scholarly and Creative Work provides students with the opportunity to exhibit research and creative work with the university community. Each year, the Undergraduate Symposium awards first and second prizes for outstanding work in each of the five academic categories: (1) Arts & Architecture, (2) Humanities, (3) Life Sciences, (4) Physical Sciences, Mathematics & Engineering, and (5) Social Sciences.

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