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USF St. Petersburg Virtual Spring Commencement to Uniquely Honor Accomplishments and Perseverance of Students

The University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus is recognizing the distinct accomplishments of nearly 550 spring graduates during a virtual commencement ceremony that will be available for viewing beginning on Saturday, May 9.

May 4, 2020Campus News, Events

Dr. Heather O'Leary

Anthropology Professor Participating in Study to Uncover the True Cost of Florida’s Red Tide

The studies are designed to analyze the effects to numerous sectors — from tourism and seafood to industries where impacts are less visible, such as healthcare and construction.

April 29, 2020Research and Innovation

Nine graphic design students completed a coffee table book to celebrate Creative Clay’s 25th Anniversary.

Graphic Design Program Partners With Creative Clay on Coffee Table Book to Celebrate Nonprofit’s 25th Anniversary

Creative Clay first approached the Verbal and Visual Arts Department about the project last year, after the nonprofit decided to create a book that would help shine a light on the work of its artists.

April 28, 2020Research and Innovation, Student Life

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USF St. Pete Interns Help Statewide Research Group Study Harmful Algal Blooms

The internship has given the students hands-on experience working with professional scientists and the opportunity to participate in activities within two teams: one in the light microscopy lab, which monitors for red tide and other HABs, and a team working on Pyrodinium bahamense, which does experimental work in the field and in the laboratory.

April 27, 2020Research and Innovation, Student Life

Finance major Michael Paladino and management major Juliana Franzese

Students Hone Critical Skills Acting as Research & Development Firm for Yachting Company

This year Steve Diasio, professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, partnered with Navigare Yachting – an international company with its U.S. headquarters in downtown St. Pete – to provide a real-world business case for students to learn the importance and concept of innovation and strategy.

April 21, 2020Research and Innovation, Student Life

Kate Tiedemann and Ellen Cotton

$50,000 Gift from Kate Tiedemann and Ellen Cotton to Help USF St. Petersburg Campus Students Impacted by Coronavirus

The University of South Florida today announced a gift of $50,000 from longtime supporters Kate Tiedemann and Ellen Cotton to provide emergency financial support to students on the USF St. Petersburg campus facing hardships due to the coronavirus epidemic.

April 20, 2020Campus News

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USF St. Petersburg to Connect Seniors with Students to Combat Isolation During Coronavirus

An initiative led by USF St. Petersburg is connecting college students with senior citizens to reduce social isolation and develop new bonds during the global pandemic.

April 17, 2020Campus News, Student Life

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Hospitality Industry Gets Helping Hand from University Expertise and Resources

Kate Tiedemann College of Business partnered with USF’s Muma College of Business and USF Sarasota-Manatee’s College of Hospitality and Tourism Leadership to organize a virtual roundtable discussion with hospitality leaders across Tampa Bay and even some from out of state.

April 16, 2020Research and Innovation

The pantry, which has transitioned to online ordering to promote social distancing, provides food such as pasta and breads to fruits and vegetables.

Food Pantry Provides Hundreds of Pounds of Food to Students in Need During Pandemic

Over the last three weeks, the Support-A-Bull Market at USF St. Petersburg distributed more than 500 pounds of food to a growing number of students impacted by the coronavirus pandemic

April 14, 2020Campus News, Student Life

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Combating Misinformation During a Public Health Crisis

In times of crisis, a safe and prepared public is a well-informed public. And yet, as the new coronavirus spreads across the country, another viral threat proliferates on the internet and seeps into earnest conversations: misinformation.

April 13, 2020Research and Innovation

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How to Maintain Connections (and Avoid Conflict) While Social Distancing

As many students, faculty and staff find themselves at home, with or without loved ones, Lindsey Rodriguez, an applied social and health psychologist at USF St. Petersburg, spoke to us about ways people can maintain social connections despite physical separation.

April 3, 2020Research and Innovation

University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

Students Adjusting, Learning ‘New Normal’ during Coronavirus Epidemic

We reached out to several USF St. Petersburg students, each at a different place in their college journey, to hear how they are coping with these sudden changes, what they are learning about themselves and advice they have for fellow students who are going through a similar situation.

April 1, 2020Student Life

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