USC Latinx Student Assembly

Types

Student Organizations Public & Non-Profit Cultural Organizations

About USC Latinx Student Assembly

The USC Latinx Student Assembly serves as a comprehensive umbrella organization dedicated to supporting Hispanic and Latinx student groups at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA. Operating under USC's Undergraduate Student Government, the organization functions as a non-profit entity committed to amplifying the voices and addressing the concerns of the Latinx student body on campus.

The assembly facilitates multiple dimensions of student development and engagement. Through coordinated efforts across member organizations, LSA promotes academic advancement, professional development opportunities, cultural celebration, social connection, and political awareness among Latinx students. The organization recognizes that student success requires holistic support spanning educational achievement, career preparation, cultural pride, community building, and civic participation.

LSA operates with a foundational commitment to social justice and inclusive practices. The organization explicitly maintains anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-classist, and anti-oppressive principles in all operations and decision-making. Membership and participation are open to all interested individuals regardless of race, nationality, ethnicity, religion, citizenship status, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or disability status.

As a coordinating body for multiple student organizations, LSA works to create synergy among diverse groups while respecting each organization's unique mission and focus. The assembly provides resources, support structures, and platforms for member organizations to advance their individual goals while contributing to broader community objectives. Located at USC's Los Angeles campus, the organization serves as a vital resource for Latinx student empowerment and institutional change.