University of Southern California
Journalism and English Links
Links to USC resources on the web
While the business graduates of USC have countless Web sites (I checked via Google and was amazed), and there are more Greek alumni sites than houses on The Row, I located only one site for journalism alumni. Obviously, we have a lot to learn about networking.
Christopher Scott Wyatt attended the Univerity of Southern California from August 1987 until December 1990. He graduated with degrees in journalism and English. This page is his attempt to help USC Alumni network in the proud ’SC tradition.
I hate to imagine my only chance of reconnecting with other USC alumni is when we move from one publication or media outlet to another. Worse, as a freelance editor and writer, I admit that I only see my cats some days… and they don’t always understand editing issues.
I hope these links help visitors reconnect to USC, other alumni, and maybe some opportunities along the way.
Alumni Sites
If you know of an alumni site, let me know so I can share it with others.
- the Daily Trojan Alumni Link: (http://www.hopstudios.com/dtlink/)
- Writes the webmaster: This site was created by Travis “Nep” Smith, pro bono, as a way to thank the newspaper that provided him with his wife, his best man, and several good friends of the kind you want on your side in a bar (trivia) fight. He’s a Web editor, a Web designer, a teacher, and a speaker on online issues.
Yahoo! Groups for USC Alumni
Yahoo! Groups exist for USC graduates, where we can share our experiences.
USC Journalism: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/uscjournalism/) Welcome to a group for past and present University of Southern California journalism students. Survivors of the Daily Trojan, KSCR and all that is USC journalism can join to share stories, locate friends, and help each other survive The Real World of journalism.
Annenberg Alumni: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/USC-AnnenbergGraduate/) This group is for all the dear friends of USC Annenberg School of Communication’s graduate students, professors, and alumni. No matter if you are in London, Germany, Vienna, Span, Peru, China, Taiwan or Los Angeles, keep in touch and let us know how are you doing.
General USC Alumni: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/alumni-usc/) A meeting place for all USC alumni.
Official USC Campus Sites
These Web pages are official University of Southern California links.
USC Annenberg School for Communication: (http://ascweb.usc.edu/home.php) When I was at USC, the J-School was not part of Annenberg. Or maybe my memory is fading…
USC Fashion Industry Association: (Email contact: fia_usc@hotmail.com)
USC Information Systems Association: (http://www.uscisa.com)
USC Information Systems Association, secondary site: (http://www.uscisa.net/)
USC Marshall School of Business Management Consulting Club: (http://www.marshall.usc.edu/Clubs/MMCC.cfm?doc_id=3561)
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Journalism Sites
These sites are dedicated to journalism, not specifically USC.
Yahoo! Groups for Journalists
Yahoo! Groups for journalists might help someone find the answer to a question, or a job opportunity. You never know…
Copy Desk Café: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/copydeskcafe/) Ranting, raving, resources for copy editors. Hope this club can be a place for copy editors, page designers and anyone else involved in print journalism productions to trade tips, find out about job openings, share wild stories and get to know each other.
Copy Editors: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/copyeditors/) A place for copy editors to nitpick and complain. This group is dedicated to copy editors, those people on the front line of journalism and publishing whose job it is to get other people’s work into good enough shape that it causes as little embarrassment as possible.
Freelancers: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/freelancejourn/) Freelance journalists and writers. Mainly dedicated to the magazine markets.
Newspaper Editors: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Journalism_Assistance/) Welcome to the Newspaper Editors’ Group. This group was created for the soul purpose of helping fellow Journalists with their problems, questions, or concerns. Feel free to join this group is open to anyone!
J-Career: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/journalismcareers/) Journalism career leads.
Newsroom USA: (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/newsroomUSA/) Career leads and a weekly newsletter featuring a jobs survey for journalists.

