The WiSE program is a groundbreaking effort to increase the representation and success of women in science and engineering at USC through a series of creative programs that enable women to thrive at every stage of their careers.
Committed to developing fresh approaches to policies and to building a supportive environment for both women and men, the WiSE program is driving USC to the leading edge of diversity in science and engineering.
Upcoming Events
Monday December 24,2018 12:00 AM
University Closed - Winter Break
Tuesday January 15,2019 12:00 AM
Support for Facilitating Diversity in Faculty Searches
Monday January 28,2019 12:00 AM
Major Support for Current Faculty
Friday February 01,2019 12:00 AM
WiSE Child Care Award (Spring Semester)
Monday March 04,2019 12:00 AM
Graduate Top-Off Fellowship
Friday March 15,2019 12:00 AM
Leadership Award for Students and Postdoctoral Scholars
Monday March 18,2019 12:00 AM
Merit Award for Excellence in Postdoctoral Research
Monday April 01,2019 12:00 AM
Hanna Reisler Mentorship Award
Monday April 01,2019 12:00 AM
WiSE Undergraduate Research Experience – Researchers (Summer 2019)
Monday April 08,2019 12:00 AM
Merit Award for Current Doctoral Students
Monday June 03,2019 12:00 AM
WiSE Child Care Award (Fall Semester)
The initiatives of the WiSE program are making a vital difference in the lives of women at USC. This represents a crucial investment in the advancement of scientific fields and is essential to the continued academic momentum of our university.
- C.L. Max Nikias, USC President
2018-2019
Check this link often as we will post the most recent news, announcements, special programs, policies, and career development opportunities that impact the WiSE program and it’s goals. See how the WiSE program is driving USC to the leading edge of diversity in science and engineering.
Assistant Professor Stacey Finley (Biomedical Engineering)
Stacey Finley joined the Department of Biomedical Engineering in 2013 as a Gabilan Assistant Professor. Dr. Finley directs the Computational Systems Biology Laboratory (CSBL) at USC. The CSBL constructs mechanistic models of biological processes and utilizes the models to provide quantitative insight...
