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CMAA’s Symposium is Viterbi’s largest student-run networking event. Students have the opportunity to speak directly with industry professionals from 20+ companies at a cocktail hour and formal dinner. Speakers and panelists share their insight and expertise about a topic within the construction industry, and roughly $25,000 of scholarships are awarded to high-achieving CMAA members at the end of the event.


Students


companies

If you are interested in attending our 2023 Symposium, please click below to see our sponsorship levels. Please contact Hunter Barnett (hbarnett@usc.edu) or Kyle Revale (revale@usc.edu) if you have any additional questions regarding sponsorship.

Want to attend individually? Contact Hunter Barnett (hbarnett@usc.edu) or Kyle Revale (revale@usc.edu) for individual tickets.


past symposiums

The 20th Annual USC CMAA Construction Management Symposiums focused on “Rebuilding the World Trade Center.” This was the first part of the six-year Mega Project Series.

The 21st Annual USC CMAA Construction Management Symposium focused on the “Los Angeles World Airports Modernization.” This was the second part of the six-year Mega Project Series. 

The 22nd Annual USC CMAA Symposium discussed "Constructing the Future of Healthcare". This was our third installment of our six-year Mega Project Series. 

The 23rd Annual USC CMAA Symposium highlighted the "Exposition Park Redevelopment." This was our fourth part of our six-year Mega Project Series.

The 24th Annual USC CMAA Symposium highlighted the "Constructing The Unconventional." This was our fifth part of our six-year Mega Project Series.

The 25th Annual USC CMAA Symposium highlighted the "Making of a Megacity." This was our sixth installment of our six-year Mega Project Series.

The 26th Annual USC CMAA Symposium focused on “Building a Smarter Tomorrow.” Panelists highlighted innovations in the building and construction industry.

The 27th Annual USC CMAA Symposium highlighted “Imaginative Innovation: Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.” Panelists highlighted the development of the museum that sits next to USC campus.