Aging Studies doctoral candidate recognized for outstanding teaching | |
Aging Studies doctoral candidate Carlyn Vogel received the Provost’s Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Graduate Teaching Assistant in the Health, Medicine, and Behavioral Sciences category. Vogel has taught six sections of Death and Dying – a 90-person general education class offered both in-person and online. She consistently receives nearly perfect student evaluations of the course. Vogel created a website of her teaching portfolio as part of the application for this award. Click the button below to see her work.
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CSD student named Outstanding Student Leader | |
Communication Sciences and Disorders student Taylor Blagg was presented the Outstanding Student Leader Award during the 2021-2022 Campus Involvement & Leadership Award Banquet held on the Sarasota-Manatee campus. This award honors an individual for being a highly active leader of student organizations who is regularly involved in service activities both on campus and in the community. Blagg is the vice president of the USF National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association Online Chapter and is graduating this spring.
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CBCS students honored at research awards luncheon
CBCS students were recently recognized at the 2022 Student Research Awards Luncheon, held in Discovery Hall in USF Research Park. Among those honored were students from Undergraduate Research, Graduate Studies, students in the Judy Genshaft Honors College, Undergraduate and Graduate Sigma Xi Inductees, and students sponsored by the Florida High Tech Corridor. Four undergraduate students were presented the 2022 USF Undergraduate Research Scholar Award from the Office of Undergraduate Studies and two students were inducted into Sigma Xi, the largest general research honor society. Read more.
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Criminology faculty and students participate in Reentry Roundtable
Last Thursday, Criminology faculty Chae Jaynes, PhD and Mateus Rennó Santos, PhD, along with graduate students Danielle Thomas and Katelyn Smith, attended the Tampa Bay Reentry Roundtable at Pasco-Hernando State College. Participants discussed the unique aspects of reentry and ways to reduce recidivism with key stakeholders. The roundtable included leading administrators, researchers, local community and county leaders, as well as law enforcement professionals and former inmates. The U.S. government named April "Second Chance Month" to reassert the importance of assisting formerly incarcerated individuals to reenter society.
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School of Social Work hosts professional panel
A panel of social workers and social welfare organizational leaders from a variety of organizations in the community shared stories about their professional journeys with social work students. The panelists discussed the type of work they conduct and the observed trends in the populations they serve. They also highlighted the current demands of the field, the hiring needs their respective organizations are experiencing, and the types of jobs that will be available for graduates now and in the future. Find more photos from the panel on our Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn!
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RMHC instructor creates a podcast to deliver information to students
Instructors in the online Master of Arts in Rehabilitation Counseling and Disability Sciences (coming in Fall 2022) are creating innovative content to engage students in their online courses.
Jillian Heilman, PhD visited Innovative Education Studios to record podcast episodes as part of the instructional materials for the course Medical Aspects of Disability. The episodes feature interviews with individuals with varying disabilities, including a Paralympic athlete with a spinal cord injury, a person with diabetes, and Heilman's daughter. The project was recently featured in USF's student newspaper, The Oracle. Read more.
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Muniz, C. N., Powers, R. A., & Bleeker, K. (2022). Crime Discounting of Violent Victimization: The Role of Crime Type and Incident-Level Correlates. Crime & Delinquency. doi:10.1177/00111287221077636 | |
Rosenthal, M., Littlewood, K., Langosch, D., Cooper, L., Fedus, D. B., Devine, A., Pandey, A. (2022). GrOW National Study of Grandfamilies during COVID-19: Wave I and Wave II Results and Recommendations. GrandFamilies: The Contemporary Journal of Research, Practice and Policy, 7 (1). | |
Defense of a Doctoral Prospectus | |
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Title: Addressing Intersectional Stigma: LGBTQ+ Individuals Living with a Mental Illness
Student: Jennifer T. Tran, MEd
Program: Behavioral and Community Sciences
Date: Friday, May 13, 2022
Time: 12:30 p.m. EST
Location: MHC 1430 or Zoom (Passcode: JT513)
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Open on the USF campus since 1993, Tarek's Cafe has been serving breakfast and lunch to hungry customers for 29 years. Tarek's Cafe also offers vegetarian and vegan-friendly options, dinner meals-to-go, box lunches, catering, and more.
Location: On the USF Tampa campus, behind the USF College of Public Health
Hours of Operation:
- Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Friday: 7 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Contact: Call 813-974-5920 or visit tarekscafe.com
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