Inside USD

USD's Master of Science in Executive Leadership program hosted a May 22 event in which local CEOs provided insights into a few of their secrets for success.

USD graduate student Scott Campbell helped oversee Catholic Relief Services' responses to both the tsunami in Indonesia and the earthquake in Haiti.

The Lindsay J. Cropper Memorial Writers Series brings nationally known writers to USD. The series, along with a special workshop, inspires USD students in their creative writing pursuits.

USD students in the graduate and undergraduate programs through the Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate tested their skills in three separate team case competitions in April.

When colleagues offered to throw a baby shower for Emily Reimer-Berry, assistant professor of Theology and Religious Studies, she had only one request: that the event collect gifts for a local center assisting women and families.

USD Professor Sarah Gray's environmental sustainability research project in the U.S. Virgin Islands has been given a boost through USD Marine Science grad student Robert Harrington and his geology background.

Graduate Research Day featured work by USD's Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science students ranging from malnutrition help for Dominican Republic children to a connection to social justice and social media.

USD's Department of Music will have several concerts in the next week on campus, including a student recital, an opera workshop-event and a Gamelan Ensemble Concert directed by department chair, David Harnish.