The COPH's Genomics Program and the Center for Global Health and Infectious Diseases Research recently hosted a Digital Spatial Genomics Symposium in collaboration with biotech companies Nanostring and Illumina.



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Ana Scuteri felt compelled to make a difference in the health of the public after she watched two of her sisters die of a heart condition.

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Each year, students in the COPH nominate faculty members for the COPH’s Excellence in Teaching Award. This year’s recipient is Patrick Rodriguez, instructor I, who received both his BS and MSPH with a concentration in industrial hygiene from USF.

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Everyone was certain Dr. Michelle Crozier would grow up to be a veterinarian. After all, Crozier, who grew up in Deland, Fla., and attended Stetson University, raised Belted Galloway cattle and even once won a cow in an essay contest. But everyone was wrong.

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Dr. Gene Felber is a Bull three times over. He received his bachelor’s from the university in 1991, his MSPH in epidemiology and biostatistics from the COPH in 1993 and his PhD in epidemiology five years later.

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Dawn Hunter’s first exposure to public health came when she worked as a research assistant in the Advanced Biosensors Laboratory at USF’s Center for Biological Defense.

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Frank Yiannas has devoted his career to protecting consumers from deadly bacteria and pathogens. It’s a career that started in 1987 when the newly minted University of Central Florida grad took his BS in microbiology and began working on product safety in the private sector.

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