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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 over $30,000 of scholarships are awarded to high-achieving CMAA members at the end of the event.
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If you are interested in attending our 2025 Symposium, please click below to see our sponsorship levels. Please contact Preston Fondren (pfondren@usc.edu) or Ava Bergan (abergan@usc.edu) if you have any additional questions regarding sponsorship.
Want to attend individually? Please contact Preston Fondren (pfondren@usc.edu) or Ava Bergan (abergan@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.
The 28th Annual USC CMAA Symposium highlighted “Living Legacies: Ginsburg Hall.” Panelists highlighted the new home of the Viterbi Computer Science Department.
The 29th Annual USC CMAA Symposium highlighted “Future Foundations Inuit Dome, A Fan Centric Innovation”. Industry leaders and speakers presented Los Angeles’s development designed to enhance the fan experience.