University of Southern California. Youth Studies Center
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University of Southern California. Youth Studies Center
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University of Southern California. Youth Studies Center
Los Angeles. Youth Studies Center
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Los Angeles. Youth Studies Center
Youth Studies Center (University of Southern California)
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USC's Youth Studies Center was founded in 1958 with a five year grant from the Ford Foundation. Its mission was to discover creative means by which to cope with the increasing problems of youth. In 1963, the Ford Foundation awarded a second grant with the stipulation that USC maintain the Center as a permanent campus institution. It was eventually incorporated into the Public Systems Research Institute of the Department of Sociology, and ceased activity in 1998.
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USC's Youth Studies Center was founded in 1958 with a five year grant from the Ford Foundation. Its mission was to discover creative means by which to cope with the increasing problems of youth. In 1963, the Ford Foundation awarded a second grant with the stipulation that USC maintain the Center as a permanent campus institution. It was eventually incorporated into the Public Systems Research Institute of the Department of Sociology, and ceased activity in 1998.
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Social work with youth
Social work with youth
Youth
Youth
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California--Los Angeles
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