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Alumni Careers

Be inspired by the diverse and impactful paths our graduates have taken, shaping the future of public policy and making a significant difference in communities around the globe.

Kaitwan Jackson
"My experience at Price was invaluable due to the rigorous and relevant coursework, the world-class professors, and the sense of community that exists throughout the school. Within Price and BSPP, I truly formed both professional and personal bonds with my peers and professors that will last a lifetime. Now, I am able to see direct parallels between my career and my Price coursework in philanthropy, nonprofits, and social innovation."

Kaitwan Jackson

Program Manager

LA Commons

Kendall Damon
"I chose to pursue my B.S. in Public Policy because I felt it was a perfect combination of tangible skills and the theory underpinning policy. Each class encouraged me to lean into the complexity of society's most pressing challenges and develop creative, nuanced solutions. Now, newly graduated, I feel confident to begin a career in government thanks to the guidance and community I found at Price!"

Kendall Damon

MPhil Environmental Policy at Cambridge

Climate and Sustainability | Cities

Rebecca Suh
"The school’s selfless vision, combined with a practical, problem-solving approach, is reflected both within the classroom setting and in the actions of students and teachers in the school. Case studies, policy writing and professional presentations in class have given me invaluable skills to concisely and powerfully communicate solutions to a variety of audiences. The unique combination of highly motivated and compassionate students, accessible professors and hands-on opportunities to practice skills can’t be found anywhere but at the Price School."

Rebecca Suh

J.D. Candidate, Harvard Law School

Rianna Rios
"My time at USC Price taught me to analyze policy issues with a community-driven lens. The BSPP curriculum merged theory and practice in a way that allowed me to problem solve creatively and intentionally. Moreover, the school’s mission to improve the quality of life collaboratively was reflected in all of its aspects: from my peers, my classes, my professors, and career advisors. I not only formed a community with my peers and professors in the classroom, but with neighboring cities and communities that we got to work with in case labs and projects. The social urban issues we examined were timely and in our backyard, and I felt extremely supported by the Price community to critically engage with them."

Rianna Rios

Fulbright García Robles Scholar

English Teaching Assistant, Mexico