e-NEWS Dateline USF St. Petersburg


Dateline USFSP: Tuesday, January 20, 2004	Volume 2, Issue 4

ANNOUNCEMENTS

USF St. Petersburg Staff Awards

All nomination forms and support documentation for the USF St. Petersburg 2004 USPS and A&P staff awards must be submitted to Human Resources no later than the close of business Friday, 01/23/2004. If you have any questions or need a nomination packet please call Barbara Fleischer at 3-4115.

New Classrooms at the Piano Man Building

The offices formerly occupied by St. Petersburg College in the Piano Man Building were remodeled and made into two new classrooms so that they would complement the two existing classrooms. The new classrooms were finished on January 5th. Additional seating will be added to the existing classrooms such that the entire building will accommodately approximately 160 students.

COB Student wins scholarship

Ms. Dawn Balliet, a USF SP College of Business Student has won a $1,000 scholarship award by The Florida West Coast Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors. The scholarship required an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher and the applicants were evaluated on their GPA, performance in the Internal/Operational Auditing course, service activities and the quality of their essay.

PUBLICATIONS

Kaly, P.W., & Heesacker, M. (2003). Effects of a ship-based adventure
program on adolescent self-esteem and ego-identity development. Journal
of Experiential Education, 26, 97-104. Perry Kaly, Ph.D. is a Licensed Psychologist at the
Counseling and Career Center

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January 5, 2004 Issue

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I AM USF ST. PETERSBURG: Mary Ann Harrell

Anyone who enters the College of Education office in COQ 201 will be greeted by a most friendly smile. Mary Ann Harrell , Office Manager of the college, has been with USF St. Petersburg for 23 ½ years. Her personal mission, as a dedicated employee, is to make everyone feel welcomed and comfortable, and to resolve any situation, issue or task presented to her.

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New Assistant Vice President for University Relations Is Onboard: Welcome Holly Kickliter

From the December announcement:

I am pleased to announce that Ms. Holly Kickliter will join the USF St. Petersburg team as Assistant Vice President for University Relations.

Ms. Kickliter was employed as Assistant Vice President, Health Sciences Communications, at the USF Health Sciences Center. And, she has held public relations and marketing positions with St. Joseph's Baptist Health Care, Hill and Knowlton International Public Relations, H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, and Tampa General Hospital.

Ms. Kickliter earned her Masters of Arts, magna cum laude, in mass communications from USF and her Bachelor of Arts, cum laude in corporate journalism from Auburn University.

Please join me in congratulating Ms. Kickliter and all who participated in this search process.

Karen A. White
Vice President and CEO

You're Invited: Duo "Still on the Hill" Perform Today Tuesday, Jan. 20 Harborside

"Still on the Hill" will perform today at 12:00 p.m. on the Harborside Lawn. This duo uses traditional instruments from their home in the Ozarks (banjo, fiddle, guitar, mandolin, harmonica, autoharp) as well as other exotic offerings (Moon guitar from Japan, African finger piano, upright octave violin, and the Mandotar) to push the envelope further.

Still on the Hill has proved itself a favorite at many prestigious festivals an venues here and abroad. Stop by and enjoy this complimentary performance today at noon!

A NEW BUILDING FOR RESEARCH LABS

We will soon have a single building that will house USF St. Petersburg faculty research laboratories. It will be located immediately adjacent and south of the Piano Man Building. The new building will follow the design features of the Piano Man Building and give the appearance that it is all one structure. This building will have a central corridor with six individual research labs, a lab manager's office, an equipment room, and a storage room accommodating an environmental chamber. The labs will bring together faculty researchers in physics, environmental policy, geography, geology, chemistry and biology. The environmental science labs will support research on a wide range of topics. The researchers have a diverse background encompassing environmental environmental chemistry, ecology, organism behavior, and hydrology. Current research topics range from the biology of fire ants to water flow in the Everglades to studies of climate change. For more information, you can visit their website at http://www.stpt.usf.edu/coas/espg.

Submitted by and for more info: Norma Schnapp, Facilities Planning & Construction

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