Join fellow alumni, faculty, staff and friends at the USF Health-wide homecoming tailgate before the Bulls take on the Florida Atlantic Owls! Enjoy unlimited food and beverage, swag and family fun.
This course introduces learners to a variety of experimental meta-omics study designs and helps them choose the appropriate design for a given question.
Join the USF Genetics Counseling Program for an opportunity to learn about the field of genetic counseling. Current students, program leadership and clinical supervisors will be available to answer questions and talk about their experiences with the program.
This is a five-session intensive program focused on honing “professionalism” skills. Covering a variety of topics, students have the opportunity to practice, ask questions and learn as a group.
Hosted by 10x Genomics, USF Genomics Program and the Center for Global Health and Inter-Disciplinary Research, this half-day symposium will discuss everything 10x Genomics. Speakers will cover topics including the 10x portfolio, sample prep, experimental design, research applications and data analysis.
Join USF's Center for Leadership in Public Health Practice and the Harrell Center to learn more about trauma-informed approaches for those affected by violence, suicides, addiction and more.
This event brings together students, faculty, local food activists, government officials, farmers, community gardeners and the public for robust discussions, educational experiences and research opportunities.
The Running of the Bulls Homecoming Parade is an event to remember. Come be a part of a USF tradition and meet and mingle with other COPH alumni at our parade tent.
This event brings together students, faculty, local food activists, government officials, farmers, community gardeners and the public for robust discussions, educational experiences and research opportunities.
All COPH alumni are welcome to join the leadership team for their monthly meetup! They plan events, host fundraisers and discuss other matters of importance to COPH alumni. The group convenes virtually on Microsoft Teams.
This is a five-session intensive program focused on honing “professionalism” skills. Covering a variety of topics, students have the opportunity to practice, ask questions and learn as a group.
October is Health Literacy Month–a time for both individuals and organizations to recognize how accessible, reliable and timely information and services can be used to inform health-related decisions or actions. The USF’s Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health will host an interactive workshop about health literacy and how it applies to all aspects of public health.
