USC Women in Computing
University of Southern California
About USC Women in Computing
Women in Computing represents a vibrant student community at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA, where women in engineering come together to build meaningful connections and support one another's academic and professional journeys. As a student organization within USC's Viterbi School of Engineering, it serves as a vital space for fostering belonging and engagement outside the classroom, recognizing that student success extends far beyond coursework. The organization is rooted in the Viterbi School's philosophy that development across academic, career, social, and health dimensions is essential to student thriving and personal growth. Members of Women in Computing benefit from a supportive community of peers, faculty, and advisors who are committed to helping students challenge themselves as leaders and mentors while building an engaged network. The organization operates within USC's broader student engagement framework, which emphasizes getting connected, getting involved, and developing a strong sense of community. By bringing together women pursuing computing and engineering disciplines, the organization creates opportunities for collaboration, mentorship, and shared experiences that enrich the undergraduate journey at USC's Los Angeles campus. The group reflects USC Viterbi's core values of creativity, ambition, and commitment to addressing real-world challenges, while providing a welcoming environment where women can explore their potential, build confidence, and develop lasting professional relationships with peers who share their passion for computing and technology innovation.