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Follow on Google News | USC Lusk Center's Ross Program in Real Estate Celebrates 30 Years of Empowering DiversityThe event will celebrate the program's academic excellence and diverse community on September 27
By: USC Lusk Center for Real Estate The genesis of the program traces back to the aftermath of the Rodney King verdict and the subsequent civil unrest in 1992. During this period, the Community Redevelopment Agency of Los Angeles (CRA) and the University of Southern California (USC) recognized an urgent and unprecedented demand for proficient real estate professionals to assist in the revitalization of South Los Angeles. The CRA identified a shortage of minority developers and collaborated with USC and other community leaders to devise a program to nurture diverse talent within the realm of real estate development. Thus, the "Summer Program in Real Estate," or "SPIRE" was formed. The program was later renamed to "The Ross Program in Real Estate" in honor of the late Stan Ross, following his endowment of the program in 2003. Ross was a renowned icon in the accounting and real estate industry, who served as chairman of the board of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate for 18 years and further as a role model for students and industry professionals alike. Today, the program has graduated over 1,000 students and continues to equip professionals with critical finance and real estate development skills. "Throughout the last three decades, this program has effectively prepared individuals to expertly navigate the complex world of real estate development," The event is open to the public, with online registrations being available through Tuesday, September 26 and on-site registrations opening at 5:30 PM PST Wednesday, September 27 before the event. To register online, please visit https://lusk.usc.edu/ For more information, please visit https://lusk.usc.edu/ End
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