Viterbi Voices: The Podcast

In this episode, we talk to Kate, Cameron and Ayman about their experiences in the field of Cybersecurity and Forensics. Listen in to hear about how they got involved in cybersecurity in the first place, the future of digital hacking, and some best practices for protecting your private information online.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In this episode, Rhea talks to four freshmen about their first month here at USC. Join her for a discussion about adjusting to college life from high school, living in dorms on campus, meeting new people and favorite memories in these few weeks alone, both on and off campus.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In this episode, two students, Daniel and Yifang, discuss their involvements with IEEE, the USC chapter of the worldwide professional organization for electronics and electrical engineers. We talk about their potential career paths, the programming their organization puts together, and how every buzzy tech word essentially begins with electrical engineers.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Paul Ronney about his experiences at five different academic institutions, his opinions on the future of mechanical engineering, his time at NASA, and why he loves being a Trojan.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In this episode, Suveena talks with Ellen and Daisy about what they're up to after graduating this past spring. Tune in to hear about Ellen's work at Amazon, Daisy's fellowship in New Mexico, and some sage career advice from our favorite alumni.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In this episode, we chat about our collective experiences at the 2017 Global Grand Challenges Summit in Washington DC, hosted by the National Academy of Engineering. Tune in to hear about cutting edge research, networking at the Institute of Peace, and dealing with awful, sticky humidity in our nation's capital. PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS: learn more about the Grand Challenges here: http://www.engineeringchallenges.org/ could maybe possibly help on your SC supplement :^)Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In this episode, we invite Jose, Siena and Shuntaro to the podcast to talk about their experiences with the Viterbi Overseas Program this summer in Rome. Hear them talk about the classes they're taking, their (mildly embarrassing) attempts at Italian, and their adventures in Rome, throughout Italy, and all over Europe. Special Bonus: this episode was actually recorded in Rhea's apartment in Rome!Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In this episode, we hear from Suveena, Michael and Michelle about their projects at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, and how so many different types of engineering can collaborate at one of the country's biggest space centers. From navigating their first corporate internship, to what they're doing on the weekends, hear about how Michael, Suveena, and veteran JPL intern Michelle's summers have been truly out of this world.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

Welcome back listeners! In this episode, we kick off season 3 with Rhea and Paul, discussing how their summers are going, the current happenings at the USC admission office, and of course, Rhea's adventures abroad. Check out our first track, and be sure to come back next week for our summer mini-series, featuring our VSA's!!! Subscribe, comment below, let us know what you want to hear, and as always, fight on!Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In the final episode of Season 2 we say goodbye to Alex and hello to Rhea, the new Viterbi Voices Podcast co-host! The crew discusses highlights from this past year, plans for the future of the podcast, and exciting news about the newly admitted class! Thank you to all of our listeners for tuning in, stay tuned for Season 3 coming soon!Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

In the second installment of This Viterbi Life Clare interviews some students to get their perspectives on Greek Life. Can you be Greek as an engineer? Do you have to be Greek at USC? Listen on to hear more about how both Greek and non-Greek engineering students have made the most of their college experiences.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

Dean of the Viterbi School of Engineering, Dr. Yannis Yortsos, joins the podcast for an awesome conversation about his engineering background, the programs and initiatives he has spearheaded during his time as Dean, and his vision for the future of the Viterbi School and for the discipline of engineering as a whole. Follow Dean Yortsos on Twitter at @DeanYortsos !Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

Matt and Christine from the Viterbi Office of Admission join us for a very special episode about one of the most anticipated topics of the year: admission decisions! Listen on to hear details about the admission process, opportunities for students who didn't receive admission, and the amazing on and off-campus programs we have planned to help you make your college decision!Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

The Associated Students of Biomedical Engineering is a student organization focused on providing academic, social and professional opportunities to students interested in the field of biomedicine. USC's ASBME chapter also hosts the Makeathon every spring, a weekend long medical device design competition that gives students the ability to gain hands-on experience designing and developing medical devices. Find out more at http://www.asbmeusc.com/Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

The Viterbi Voices Podcast proudly presents a brand new miniseries: This Viterbi Life. In the first installment we feature Rhea as she tells us her study abroad story and interviews other students about their study abroad experiences. Stay tuned for more miniseries episodes coming soon!Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

The Viterbi Student Engagement and Career Connections Office offers USC engineering students opportunities to prepare for and obtain internships, co-ops and full time jobs. The office organizes professional workshops, resume reviews, networking events, the Viterbi Career Fair and much more. To learn more about SECC visit https://viterbicareers.usc.edu/Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

Makers is a student organization that uses interdisciplinary electrical engineering skills to collaborate, tinker, and build. Their members come from a wide range of engineering backgrounds, and have built products such as a smart mirror and a quadcopter.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

Scope is one of USC's newest Computer Science student organizations that offers a collaborative community for students to build and learn cool things with great people. Zac and Kelly tell us about the process of starting Scope, the awesome projects the club is working on, and the community they hope to continue fostering.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers is a student organization that seeks to empower, motivate, and inspire the hispanic student body of the Viterbi School of Engineering. They focus their events on community outreach, professional development, and academic excellence, and offer a tight-knit social community for their members.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!

Design for America is a student organization that employs design thinking to solve social issues and make a meaningful impact. Jeremy and Brianna tell us about some of DFA's projects working with Fiat and Spam, and their visions for the future of the innovation community at USC.Text us a Question or Comment - it may be on our next episode!