FEBRUARY 2023 | USF ST. PETERSBURG CAMPUS | HARBOR NOTES EVENTS

JOB AND INTERNSHIP FAIR FOR STUDENTS AND EMPLOYERS Thursday, February 16 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. University Student Center Ballrooms Employers and USF students can interact face-to-face and discuss full-time job and internship opportunities with local and global businesses. Employers can register here.

EXPERIENCE HANDS-ON SCIENCE IN THE SUN!

Saturday, February 18 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The Waterfront

The St. Petersburg Science Festival is an annual regional celebration where families and the public explore the wonders of hands-on science, technology, engineering, art and math at our beautiful waterfront campus. The event is held in conjunction with MarineQuest.

MAKING SENSE OF WORLD EVENTS February 22-24 University Student Center Ballrooms The St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs returns to campus and brings together distinguished diplomats, military, media and academic experts to discuss critical international issues of the day. This is a hybrid in-person and virtual experience.

HOW TECHNOLOGY CAN PRESERVE THE PAST

Wednesday, February 22 6 - 7 p.m. Nelson Poynter Memorial Library

Lori Collins, associate professor in Research and co-director of the USF Libraries Center for Digital Heritage and Geospatial Information, will demonstrate how 3D digitization and emerging technologies are used to preserve, document and showcase heritage sites around the world. This is the first talk in the new PlaceMatters SP speaker series, presented by the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library and Preserve the 'Burg.

THE IMPROBABLE JOURNEY OF AMERICA'S BIRD

Tuesday, February 28 6 - 7:30 p.m. Lynn Pippenger Hall Auditorium

This is the first talk in the new Florida Studies Lecture Series. Author and Historian Jack E. Davis will discuss his new book, “The Bald Eagle, the Improbable Journey of America’s Bird,” which follows the history of the bald eagle from an unwanted barnyard predator to the beloved symbol of our country.