MHLP assistant professor shares expertise in international webinar | |
Kristin Kosyluk, PhD, an assistant professor in the Department of Mental Health Law and Policy (MHLP), recently participated in an international webinar on reducing stigma in mental health. Kosyluk presented alongside the Mental Health Director for Peru’s Ministry of Health, Dr. Vanessa Herrera Lopez, who discussed initiatives in Peru to address stigma and increase access to mental health services.
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Criminology assistant professor of instruction recognized for outstanding journal reviews | |
Tom Hyslip, PhD, an assistant professor of instruction in the Department of Criminology, was selected as a recipient of the Emerald Literati Outstanding Reviewer Award. Recipients of this award are recognized for the timeliness, quality, and depth of their reviews. Hyslip was honored for his review for "Policing: An International Journal," which covers research on all topics relevant to policing that focus on theory, policy, and/or practice.
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Aging studies doctoral students host virtual chat on parenting in academia
School of Aging Studies doctoral students Joanne Elayoubi and Charity Lewis co-hosted a virtual Emerging Scholar and Professional Organization informal chat on the benefits and challenges of being a parent in academia. The chat focused on promoting parent-friendly environments in academic and/or research settings, developing better communication skills with mentors/employers regarding parenting and work balance, and identifying ways to better address the possible stigma associated with parenthood and academia. It was open to individuals who are parents, hoping to be parents, and individuals who want to support colleagues who are parents.
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FMHI annual colloquium focuses on peer support and recovery
This year’s annual Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute (FMHI) fall colloquium at the USF Marshall Center brought together experts to discuss the domains of peer support and recovery, integrating practice, policy, and research. Featured presentations were made by Kristin Kosyluk, PhD, an assistant professor in the Department of Mental Health Law and Policy, and peer support agency program directors and peer support specialists.
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Cheers to 10 years of social work study abroad!
The School of Social Work hosted a celebration in the MHC Atrium to mark the 10-year anniversary of its study abroad programs. Titled “Celebration of a Decade of Global Education: Embarking on the Future," the event gathered USF World Vice President Kiki Caruson, PhD, CBCS Dean Julie Serovich, PhD, Education Abroad leadership, alumni of study abroad programs, and current students. See the photos here.
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Ybor Neighbors Worried About Sexual Offenders
WTSP (CBS)
"A criminology professor at USF presented a recent study that shows current housing restrictions are likely what lead to them re-offending. She suggests the city look at addressing..."
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Joseph, R., Thomas, L., Vatalaro, A., Anderson, R., Akiwumi, F., & Briscoe, R. (2023). Learning while black: Racial and educational challenges of black students. Journal of Black Studies. doi:10.1177/00219347231200888 | |
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Upcoming Events & Deadlines | |
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Faculty Media Training with University Communications and Marketing
Part 2: Oct. 27 | 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (Tampa campus, room TBD) - Contact Patty Harrison (harrison214@usf.edu) to RSVP to Part 2.
Join University Communications and Marketing leadership for training on working with reporters, framing your expertise for a general audience, and more. The two-part training will help you grow more confident speaking with the media about your research.
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Careers in Aging Day
Nov. 10 | 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Registration deadline: Oct 31)
Tampa Waterfront Marriott
Please encourage students interested in a career in aging, health care, or healthcare administration to attend this free event. Students will have an opportunity to learn about a career in aging and experience a professional conference.
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Unique Funded Research Training Opportunity Available
Application deadline for spring 2024: Nov. 15, 2023
ITRE invites graduate students and working professionals with a master's degree (or in a doctoral degree program) to apply for a fully paid 15-credit graduate certificate program in translational research in adolescent substance use. The deadline for spring 2024 cohort 11 scholars is Nov. 15.
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Meet the Provost
Nov. 30 | 12:30 - 2 p.m. | Sarasota-Manatee campus
Dec. 4 | 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. | Tampa campus
Provost Prasant Mohapatra, PhD will visit CBCS to give faculty, staff, and students an opportunity to have an open dialog about our growth opportunities and challenges. You are encouraged to attend on the campus that is most convenient.
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Call for Participants: Interactive, SMS-based Chatbot Program
Alexandra Albizu-Jacob, MPH, a CBCS doctoral candidate and graduate research assistant, is seeking USF college students experiencing test anxiety, social anxiety, depression or other mental health challenges to participate in their study involving an interactive, SMS-based chatbot program. The research study includes interacting with the chatbot program over three sessions and providing feedback on the prototype.
Click here to participate.
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