The Global Fellows program began in 2000 and is administered by the USC Office of Student Affairs. For 2008 and 2009, the program received financial support from a Freeman Foundation grant. The program provides students with the opportunity to get hands-on work experience in major Asian centers. In 2008, USC students will be working, often under the supervision of USC alumni, in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing, and Taipei, as well as Tokyo. USC's offices in Asia and the Shanghai Alumni Club worked with Student Affairs in arranging these internship opportunities.
| Beijing | Kenneth Colon Sohum Karia |
| Shanghai | Emma Browne Michael Gawlick Christopher Mora DJ Strouse Brian Tenenbaum Aven Wright |
| Hong Kong | Bret Alexander Victoria Chernova Anne Gillman Catherine Jamgochian Nicolette Omoile Brandon Rose Julie Schiro Clara Suh |
| Taipei | Cyndy Hernandez Kili Maii Helen Moser Jeffrey Pfingsten Rebecca Turner Benjamin Vatterott Craig Western |
Fellows are passionate global citizens with the desire to be U.S. and USC ambassadors abroad. Typically, those selected for internships are excellent students with outstanding university involvement. They are placed in internship positions based on their interests, skills and best organizational fit. For additional information about the Global Fellows program, please click here.
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| Hong Kong-bound students meeting with students who completed Hong Kong internships in previous years. |
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| Taipei-bound students meeting with students who completed Taipei internships in previous years. |
We apologize for not having a photo of the Beijing and Shanghai bound students.
