La CASA

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Read La CASA’s Mission and Principles.

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Finals Study Break with La CASA & Latino Parents Association (LPA).

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Another successful Power Pan Dulce Speaker Series event. Our guest was USC alumnus & film director Gaz Alazraki.

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Along with the Office of the Provost, El Centro Chicano (now known as La CASA) hosted the Latino Last Lecture Series with visiting Cuban Neuroscientist Dr. Pedro Valdes-Sosa.

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LA Power Trip to City Hall, sponsored by La CASA and the Latinx Student Assembly (LSA). Students met with city officials and USC alumni.

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The Latino Parents Association (LPA) has hosted monthly meetings since 1982 to provide key information from various departments on campus so they can better support their student attending USC. This is a group picture taken after one of their meetings which are hosted at La CASA

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Students celebrating their fellow peers and friends who just finished participating in La CASA’s Chicanx/Latinx Graduate Celebration. Congratulations graduates, Siempre Adelante & Fight On!

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USC El Centro Chicano now known as La CASA was featured on Noticiero Estrella TV Ch. 62.

Bienvenidos to La CASA

Welcome to USC La CASA. We look forward to meeting you whether you’re a new freshmen, transfer or graduate student this academic year. La CASA works with all USC Latinx students, providing academic, personal and cultural support as well as helping students develop leadership skills.

La CASA offers tremendous resources and programs. We invite you to come by Student Union 402 and get to know us. In the meantime, you can have access to resources by viewing our 2019-20 Latinx Resource Handbook and planner. You can also pick up a hard copy of the Latinx Resource Handbook at STU 402. Fight On!

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