Mission Statement
"As ambassadors of the USC Keck School of Medicine, students will serve as on-campus representatives of the program, working to strengthen the current student network. Since ambassadors strive to embody the diversity of backgrounds, experiences, and knowledge available while studying in Keck, they act as liaisons between program advisors, students, and alumni in order to facilitate fellowship, outreach, and communication. With this, the ambassador program will continue to develop as a resource for not only Keck Undergraduate students, but also the USC community as a whole."
What's KSA?
Our Ambassadors serve as representatives for the Keck School of Medicine’s Undergraduate Programs, including: Global Health and Health Promotion & Disease Prevention. The ambassador cohort is comprised of students from a variety of backgrounds – with interests ranging from health care policy to pharmaceuticals to medicine. We encourage you to explore the contents of this website and familiarize yourself with the opportunities our program offers. From mentorship and alumni panels to service events, we hope to foster community building and increased opportunities for our peers.
The primary goals of the program are to
The primary goals of the program are to
- Create and foster mentoring relationships between underclassmen and upperclassmen
- Build and strengthen the Keck Undergraduate alumni network
- Provide peer guidance and support to current Keck Undergraduate students
- Increase on-campus awareness of the Keck Undergraduate programs through outreach and programming