“I am grateful that the recognition is for work I do every day in my fearless pursuit of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility.”
Category: We Are SC Story


“I wholeheartedly believe that the best solutions are generated through the collaboration of a diverse workforce.”

“Being in Los Angeles, I thought taking that policy paper, that white paper idea, and using it visually was really compelling to me. That’s why I got into production. I want the power of film to help solve some of these big problems.”

“We wanted to show USC Kaufman students what kind of dance moves are considered cool, hip and trendy [in K-pop] right now.”

“Once you start giving, it becomes a humbling and gratifying experience that motivates you to give even more and make a positive impact.”

“The link between these injuries and neurodegenerative diseases like CTE and dementia is an urgent research priority.”

“These kinds of innovations, which almost reimagine courts as administrative agencies and service providers, carry the potential to improve access to justice, but also carry new risks.”

“It was challenging at the start, but I believe we’re in a comfortable place now with room to continue to grow and develop. And I look forward, so much, to more collaboration throughout the years.”

This is the moment. It would not be possible before, perhaps because we did not know what is now known, and if we wait much longer, we’re gonna lose the chance.

“I’m going to school with these bright, awesome go-getters. But you can’t separate age from being a veteran and my experiences.”