Donate
LOG IN
Los Angeles
Chapter

Events Highlights

Recent ARCS Events

  • Tweet
  • 2015 Scholar Recognition Luncheon
  • SRL
  • Janelle Lu- UCLA
  • Harvey Mudd College
  • Harvey Mudd College
  • Scott Tan Pomona College
  • USC Keck
  • Caltech
  • Pomona College
  • Pomona College
  • President Cheryl Mae Craft
  • Audrey Jessup
  • USC Keck
  • UCLA
  • UCLA
  • USC Viterbi
  • USC Viterbi
  • Dr. Andrea Armani & Scholars
  • Frank Whiting & David Anderson
  • David Anderson & Family
  • Cheryl Mae Craft and David Anderson
  • 2015 SRL Committee
  • Dorie Miller, Amy Cormney
  • Joann Clark, Keitha Russell, & Frank Whiting
  • Viggo Butler
  • UCLA Scholars
  • Caltech Scholars
  • Harvey Mudd & Pomona Scholars
  • Dr. Chris Evans & Yolanda Walther-Meade
  • USC Keck Scholars
  • Kavita Munjal & Sally Feathers
  • Bill McGagh & Keitha Russell

Thanks from Scholar Cassandra Meyer, Graduate Student at University of California, Los Angeles

"Thank you for your generous support.  I was incredibly excited to learn that I was selected as the recipient of your award.  With your donation you have given me the opportunity to explore my questions further and develop my research in new ways.  Your generosity is inspirational and I hope that in the future I will be able to help students reach their goals as you have."

Thanks from Janelle Liu, Graduate Student at University of California, Los Angeles

"Thank you for your generous financial support towards my higher education.  I am investigating the neural basis of language learning in the infant brain.  To do this, I use neuroimaging techniques to examine the functional and structural connectivity of the developing brain.  Ultimately, I plan to pursue a career in academia to become a leading professor in my field.  In the world of academic research, the quest to secure funding is a constant struggle.  The ARCS Foundation has alleviated that burden for me and made it possible for me to pursue my passions in scientific research.  Thanks to you, I am able to devote more time to my research and focus on what I love to do."

Thanks from Clayton Bingham, Graduate Student at University of Southern California

"I am writing to express my sincere gratitude at having been selected for the ARCS Foundation Scholarship.  I am currently in the middle of my second year of pursuing a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at University of Southern California.  My own work is centered on modeling the response of brain tissue to electrical stimulation, which is an increasingly important type of intervention in brain pathologies such as epilepsy, Parkinson's, dystonia, and depression.  It is my career ambition to further develop novel interfaces between computers and brains, both as a means to mitigate cognitive impairment and to enhance natural function.  I will not be quick to forget the significance of this award in helping to ensure my progress along the path to becoming a respected expert in engineered neural systems."