In 1874, the English polymath Sir Francis Galton coined the term “nature v. nurture” in his quest to understand personal identity formation. Since then, scholars have vigorously debated the impact of nature v. nurture by asking the question — are we the product of our genes or are we the product of our environment? But the...
Cathleen Falsani, award-winning religion journalist, will spearhead Religion Dispatches’ coverage of the changing landscape of American religious practice, identity and belief. As a senior editor for Religion Dispatches , a daily online magazine about religion, politics and culture, Falsani will lead the three-year Re/Mapping American Christianities...
Companies spend millions of dollars and plenty of time with the goal of getting possible customers to “raise their hands,” to show interest in learning more or starting a relationship with their brand. One of the elements that I can attribute much of any academic and professional successes I’ve enjoyed is having a penchant for raising my own hand when it comes to my career path. It’s amazing how an action so simple can prove so powerful.
At USC Annenberg, we don’t just cover the news, we make it. “Quoted: USC Annenberg in the News” gathers a selection of the week’s news stories featuring and written by USC Annenberg’s leaders, faculty, staff and others.
The USC Annenberg-based Center for Health Reporting , which has published more than 150 projects with 50 California news media partners over the past five years, is investigating new funding sources.
Since the Center’s origins in 2008, the health policy landscape has experienced enormous change. It is time to re...
If you are interested in China’s economic reform, you might want to look at professor Yu Hong ’s work. Hong is working on a book about the role of Chinese government in domestic industry development.
“I wanted to understand how the state goes along with other domestic...
On Monday, March 23 , at the Third Floor Digital Gallery of ANN, USC Annenberg alum and staff, Neftalie Williams (MPD '14), showcased his collection of photographs of students and their means of transportation around campus....
