Meet our MS in HR Management Ambassadors
The Ambassador Program is designed to allow prospective students to connect with graduates of the online Master of Science in Human Resource Management program. Our alumni Ambassadors are proud Trojans who excelled in their studies and have volunteered for the opportunity to speak with prospective students about their unique experience at USC.
After reviewing our Ambassadors’ profiles, if you would like to request to speak with an Ambassador, please click the “Request to Connect” button and fill out the form. Please be mindful of the ambassadors’ time, and request to connect only if you are ready to speak with them in the coming week(s). Please note that depending on the nature of your questions, your admissions advisor may reach out to you first.
Our Ambassadors can speak directly about their experiences in the program. If you have questions about admission to USC Bovard College or the application process, please contact our Admissions team directly through the form on the Contact Us page, or by calling 877-426-8273.
Taylor Hadden ‘23
Track: 1-Year
Location: Dallas, TX
Industry: Retail
Job Title: Human Resources Senior Specialist, Supply Chain
“The program provided me with the tools needed to be confident and a subject matter expert in my place of work. I have now built trust with my peers, and they know I am a source to turn to for HR decision-making. Graduating from a well-respected program at a historic University has expanded my professional network and contributed to opportunities I did not have before.”
Chelsea Thompson ‘23
Track: 2-Year
Location: San Francisco, CA
Industry: Financial Services
Job Title: Assoc. HR Business Partner
“USC’s MSHRM program provided me with the crucial skills and confidence to pivot into client-facing, strategic human resources. Learning from industry experts alongside passionate, like-minded professionals was an invaluable experience. I gained not only a solid foundation in HR practices but also a network that continues to grow beyond graduation.”