Rocking the 2018 Undergraduate Research Symposium
Rocking the 2018 Undergraduate Research SymposiumUSC Spatial students are recognized for their scholarship
At the April 11, 2018 Provost’s Undergraduate Symposium for Scholarly and...
Become USC Spatial’s Office Manager
Interested in becoming a key player of a growing, dynamic organization?
The USC Spatial Sciences Institute is seeking an Office Manager to handle the office...
Got GEOINT? USC Spatial contributes to USGIF’s 2018 GEOINT Symposium
Got GEOINT?USC Spatial contributes to USGIF’s 2018 GEOINT Symposium
Got GEOINT? Attendees to the annual GEOINT Symposium will recognize this slogan that appears on...
Yep, driving home does take longer than driving to work in L.A.
Your evening commute in Los Angeles is probably a lot longer than your morning drive, even though it’s essentially the same trip in reverse. Now...
USC Spatial’s Rich Windisch receives ASPRS scholarship
The Pacific Southwest Region of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) has announced that Richard Windisch is one of its scholarship recipients...
Improving Health in Skid Row with GIS in “Community Health Scan”
Using GIS Applications Outside the Classroom: Community Health Scan
Mia Poynor is currently an undergraduate junior studying International Health with a minor in Human Security...
USC Spatial’s Kelly Wright Wins the AAG 2018 Jacques May Thesis Prize
Award recognizes M.S. in GIST alumna’s work to combat the disease tungiasisAt the April 2018 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG),...
USC Spatial founds new Gamma Theta Upsilon chapter
A New Era for Geography at USC: USC Spatial founds Nu Theta Chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon
On April 5, 2018, the Spatial Sciences Institute...
SC Mappers Wins YouthMappers’ 2018 Women’s Participation Award
(L-R) Abriannah Aiken, Precious Nwaoha, Andy Rutkowski, Natalie Millstein, and Alex Chen at USC Leavey Library, the Trojan site for the first annual “Battle of...
Read Jennifer Bernstein’s article on environmental engagement
The Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences has published an article by USC Spatial’s Jennifer Bernstein and colleagues on “Environmental engagement in troubled times: a...
Brian Everitt is USC Spatial’s 2018 EDC Student of the Year
Dr. Jennifer Swift, Associate Professor (Teaching) of Spatial Sciences and the USC Spatial Sciences Institute Director of the USC Esri Development Center (EDC), has announced...
Debbie Lee elected USG President
Madam President: USC Spatial’s Debbie Lee elected ’18-’19 Undergrad Student Government President
Debbie Lee, a sophomore majoring in political science and a student worker in...
ASPRS Student Scholarships
Apply now for baccalaureate or graduate student scholarships offered by the Pacific Southwest Region of ASPRS, the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. Students...
Making LA Age-Friendly
On Wednesday, January 31, 2018, USC Dornsife Spatial Sciences Institute faculty and students in the USC Age-Friendly Los Angeles “Wicked Problems” Practicum will join colleagues...
Spatial Analysis and High Rent
USC Spatial Sciences Institute Founding Director and Professor John P. Wilson, Ph.D., was a featured speaker at a recent program presented by the USC Jesse M....
Teaching Teachers About Geospatial Technologies
USC Spatial’s Kirk Oda to lead workshop for middle and high school educators
On Monday, January 8, 2018, from 8 am – 3:30 pm, Dr....
Spatial Computing Successes
Students of USC Spatial’s Yao-Yi Chiang win awards
Dr. Yao-Yi Chiang, Associate Professor (Research) of Spatial Sciences in the USC Spatial Sciences Institute, announced the...
GIS Conquest for Humanitarian Aid
(L-R) Abriannah Aiken, Precious Nwaoha, Andy Rutkowski, Natalie Millstein, and Alex Chen
As part of the International GIS Day observances on Wednesday, November 15, 2017...
Undergraduate Researchers
USC Spatial faculty put a high priority on involving undergraduate students in their research. Our student not only gain valuable research experience, but also directly...
Supporting Hurricane Relief
Two USC GIST students have lent their knowledge of geographic information science (GIS) toward relief efforts following this fall’s natural disasters.
Gina Rock (Geospatial Intelligence...
