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MHR Student Ambassadors

MHR student ambassadors are current students in the MHR program who are available to provide support, answer questions and meet with prospective students. To hear more information, please feel free to contact any of the ambassadors.

 

Chirstina Ferris
Christina Ferris

MHR Class of 2013 
Donald Allen
Don Allen
MHR Class of 2013
Chad Henderson
Chad Henderson

MHR Class of 2013
Jamie Lewis
Jamie Lewis
 
MHR Class of 2013
Paige Lu
Paige Lu

MHR Class of 2013
Andy Mayer
Andy Mayer

MHR Class of 2013
Roya Mojarab
Roya Mojareb

MHR Class of 2013
Karyn Osteen
Karyn Osteen

MHR Class of 2013
Tony Paquette
Tony Paquette

MHR Class of 2013
Carlie Ruppe
Carlie Ruppe

MHR Class of 2013
Frankie Smith
Frankie Smith

MHR Class of 2013
Tim Williams
Tim Williams

MHR Class of 2013
Heather Woodward
Heather Woodward

MHR Class of 2013
Kaitlin Yeomans
Kaitlin Yeomans

MHR Class of 2013
   

 

Student Quotes

"I chose the USC MHR program for the opportunity to develop into a strategic HR leader. Because of the MHR program, I now feel confident in my ability to impact business decisions as a change agent. During this program, I have had the opportunity to network with top level executives at some of the most prestigious companies in the world. These executives come from around the globe to meet with students and provide us with insight into the future of human resources. The network I have built during this program alone was worth it!" - Anthony Chung, MHR Class of 2012

"The Moore School’s MHR program has given me the opportunity to learn from some of the best professors and most distinguished HR professionals in the industry. The small size of each class truly allows each student to create strong relationships with their classmates and future colleagues.  One very unique aspect of the MHR program is that it encompasses classes in finance, leadership, marketing and law.  This is crucial for the development of an HR professional. Each student is equipped with the skills necessary to become a leader and a true partner to the business.  They also just happen to have an expertise in Human Resources." - Andy Mayer, MHR Class of 2013

Alumni Quotes

“As I look back at my time at USC and the Masters of HR curriculum, the program afforded me the opportunity to deepen and broaden my HR skills by building a strong foundation that could be leveraged in range of roles and industries.  As my career has developed, I am confident that the skills and relationships built at USC have allowed me to grow as a leader and find my passion.” - Ben Novy, Vice President, HR Operations, Vail Resorts Management Company

"The MHR program pushed me to grow as a person and as a professional.  The faculty and HR board has the student's best interest in mind, and continuously challenge us to think outside the box.  Immediately after graduating and starting my full time career at CH2M Hill, I found practical ways to use my MHR education. I am able to see, on the daily basis, how the work I do creates value for my company and how my solid business background and HR education made me the professional I am today."  - Kelly Plante, MHR Class of 2011, HR Rotational Program, CH2M Hill

Graduate Student Organizations

Graduate student organizations are a great opportunity to network with other students, faculty, and local business professionals. There are a variety of organizations available depending on your personal interest, including Net Impact, Beer and Wine Society, Moore Association of Graduate Women, as well as organizations specific to your masters degree program. For more information about these organizations, please click here.

The two organizations specific to the MHR program are Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), and Masters of Human Resources Association (MHRA).

For important dates, you can view USC's calendar here.

International Students

The office of International Student Services offers support and services for internationals, including frequently asked questions, required forms and the visa process.

 The Office of English Programs for Internationals is also available for students who desire ESL instruction.  Information concerning English proficiency exams can be viewed by clicking on the TOEFL and IELTS links.

International students should visit the International Students Services Web site for information concerning other funding opportunities.