USC Queer Alliance Social Work Caucus

The USC Queer Alliance Social Work Caucus is a recognized student organization within the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work in Los Angeles, CA, dedicated to promoting awareness, advocacy, and professional development within the social work field. As an active caucus at one of the nation's leading social work programs, this organization serves as a vital platform for students interested in LGBTQ+ issues and queer-centered social work practice.

The caucus operates as part of USC's comprehensive network of student organizations designed to foster leadership development, community service, and professional growth. Members engage in educational programming, social events, and community advocacy initiatives that strengthen their understanding of intersectional social work practice. The organization provides students with opportunities to connect with peers who share commitment to serving queer communities and advancing social justice within the profession.

As a recognized caucus within the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work, the organization maintains faculty or staff advisor oversight and completes annual registration with Campus Activities. This formal recognition reflects the organization's commitment to meeting established standards for student-led groups at the university. The caucus operates consistently with USC's non-discrimination policies, welcoming all eligible individuals regardless of background or identity.

Members benefit from access to university resources including event space in Leavy Library, fundraising support, and collaboration opportunities with other campus organizations. The caucus contributes to the vibrant student life ecosystem at USC's Los Angeles campus, where students develop professional networks and deepen their commitment to culturally competent, affirming social work practice. Through collective organizing and professional development, the USC Queer Alliance Social Work Caucus empowers students to become advocates and leaders in the social work field.