USC MESA-U

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MESA Space

MESASpace is a community for MESA students, staff, alumni, friends and partners. Stay connected to all members, extend your network, share your stories.

Current university MESA students and alumni, as well as MESA board members and volunteers are eligible to join the community.

Join MESA Space via : https://mesaspace.us.hivebrite.com/

Each student MUST complete the enrollment form through the link of the Google Form above. See this guide for help in registering.

This handbook can be used as a tool for academic, college, and career support. 

GRASSROOTS

GRASSROOTS supports MESA graduating seniors, incoming freshmen, and transfer students in LA Metro area MESA Programs, addressing obstacles like financial issues, navigating college systems, and family issues. Paid mentors help students access resources, leading to promising results in increased persistence rates. Students from LA Metro MESA College Prep programs enroll in colleges nationwide, including CSULA, CSULB, UCLA, USC, and local community colleges.

AI Community Project

The AI Community Project seeks to boost representation of marginalized communities in AI and engineering. University students gain technical knowledge and leadership skills, becoming mentors for K-12 students. The initiative addresses the gap in AI development, emphasizing its importance in unlocking the full potential of AI and avoiding embedded biases.

ITEHE

The USC-ITEHE offers programs for community college students. H.E.L.E.N. enhances leadership & networking, helping students build confidence and transfer to 4-year institutions. DTEM exposes students to disruptive technologies and entrepreneurial thinking, preparing them for demanding STEM fields and market innovations. The Artificial Intelligence & Semiconductor Chips program delves into how tech advancements in semiconductors and big data can drive economic growth.