Message: An invitation to members of South Orange County Alumni, whose scholarship support has been invaluable to me.
Please come see what your support has nurtured at a May 14 performance at 8 p.m. in Laguna Beach’s Neighborhood Congregational Church, 285 St. Ann’s Drive. I’ll be performing with 10 other Thornton School of Music musicians, playing original compositions and arrangements. I’ve entitled the concert Green Blues: A Night of Modern Jazz, but it could also be called Tunes for Tuition, too. It’s a benefit to help me defray tuition costs for my final semester, studying music in Brazil.
I hope to see some of the Trojan family in the audience.
Dan Reckard
reckard@usc.edu
Lane Kiffin Heritage Golf Classic
By · CommentsThis Monday, April 26 is the Lane Kiffin Heritage Golf Classic.
The tournament is at Coto de Caza Golf and Racquet Club in South Orange County. There are varying levels of participation costs, so please see the attached registration form with all pertinent information.
Registration is at 8:30am, with tee-off at 10am. Shotgun format. After the golf is over, there will be a cocktail reception and silent auction in the club house, with a dinner banquet starting at 5:00. Every one of the football coaches will be present and accessible.
From USC Men’s Crew:
Trojans,
Spring is upon us and with that comes the annual Newport Regatta in beautiful Newport Beach on Sunday, April 11!
This is our premier Orange County rowing event for the Spring which will pit USC versus our local rivals — UCLA, UCSD, USD, UCI and Orange Coast College.
We would like to make a special invitation to all Young Alums from the 90’s and 2000’s to come out and support the Crew in what will be some of our most competitive racing of the year! This is the 10th Anniversary of the re-founding of the USC Men’s Crew program after our hiatus in the 90’s. Since then, hundreds of Trojans have matriculated through the Crew, representing a new era in our long history at USC and we would love to see you all.
LOS ANGELES, California (March 11, 2010) – C. L. Max Nikias, USC executive vice president and provost, will become the 11th president of the University of Southern California on August 3, 2010. His appointment was announced today by Edward P. Roski, Jr., chairman of the USC Board of Trustees.
Nikias will succeed Steven B. Sample, who has led USC since 1991. In November 2009, Sample announced his decision to retire August 2, 2010.
You are cordially invited to the third installment of the
2010 USC Orange County Distinguished Speakers Series
featuring
Gerard J. Tellis, Ph.D.
Director of the Center for Global Innovation, Neely Chair of American Enterprise
and professor of marketing at the USC Marshall School of Business
“Do Innovations Really Pay Off?”
Wednesday, March 31, 2010 @ 7:00 p.m.
USC ORANGE COUNTY CENTER
2300 Michelson Drive, Room C, in Irvine
Tickets $15
GERARD J. TELLIS, Ph.D. is the director of the Center for Global Innovation, the Neely Chair of American Enterprise and a professor of marketing at the USC Marshall School of Business. Dr. Tellis is an expert in innovation who has published four books and over 100 articles. His research has received 15 awards, including the Bass, Odell, Maynard (twice), and Vijay Mahajan award for lifetime contributions to marketing strategy. Professor Tellis is an associate editor of the Journal of Marketing Research and previously served on the editorial board of the Journal of Marketing and Marketing Science. He is a trustee of the Marketing Science Institute, a distinguished professor at Erasmus University and a senior research associate at Cambridge University. At USC, he directs the Center for Global Innovation. Dr. Tellis will discuss all aspects of innovation, from global strategy and market entry to new product growth, advertising, promotion and pricing.
Get more information on our series and purchase tickets here
