I AM USF ST. PETERSBURG!

D. C. White, Instructor in Management Information Systems, grew up in the projects in Brooklyn, NY. Leaving the “frozen tundra” behind her, she came to Florida and earned her Masters and Doctoral degrees. She came to USF St. Petersburg in 1996 with 25 years experience as a consultant in Information Systems in industry. Presently, she is teaching in the College of Business.

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Wellness Fair 2004 is Today

Davis Lobby and Harborside on Tuesday, March 30th,
from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. All services are free with the exception of
the cholesterol screening ($25.)

Free food and concessions served.

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Honors and Awards Committee Deadline is Today

The Honors & Awards Committee is seeking nominations of students for Outstanding Senior, Who's Who in American Colleges and Outstanding Graduate. These award recipients are to be recognized at the Spring 2004 Commencement celebration.

Nomination forms and accompanying recommendations must be submitted no later than 5 pm March 30. Forms are available in the Student Affairs Office, Bay 111.

Please take time to nominate your outstanding students and announce the deadlines in your classes and encourage students to participate.

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Tomorrow’s Leaders Symposium, April 1 deadline approaches

Deadline for submission of student proposals is Thursday, April 1. Submissions may be given to James McHale, PhD (DAV-258) or Ray Arsenault, PhD (SNL-100).

Tuesday, April 20, USF St. Petersburg will stage its inaugural Tomorrow’s Leaders Symposium in Davis Hall Lobby. The event, which is slated to become an annual one, will showcase the innovative research and creative work that undergraduate students have produced during the past academic year under the tutelage and support of the our faculty.

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This is Spring Fling week

Includes various events sponsored by the Harborside Activities Board.

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Campus Safety Series this Thursday April 1

USF St. Petersburg Public Safety Department presents a series of campus safety seminars Thursday, April 1 beginning at noon in Davis 103.

Personal Safety, noon
Martin Snook, Alachua County Sheriff’s Office
In 1990, five Florida college students were murdered by serial killer Danny Rolling. The importance of personal safety is highlighted in
this fascinating presentation by the lead CSI for the case.

Bicycle Safety & Theft Prevention, 1:30 pm
Officer Jonathan Dye, USFPD
Tips on how to ride safely, AND keep your bike!

Auto Theft & Carjacking Prevention, 2 pm
Officers Chip Wells and Johnny Harris
Get the latest information on how to protect yourself and your car.

The Public Safety Department will hold a public auction directly after the Campus Safety Initiative in Davis 103. Items up for auction include: jewelry, text books, bicycles and school related items.

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Faculty and staff can browse through more than 2,000 books at a special sale for our campus community in 130 Davis Hall Friday, April 2 from 1-4 pm. The Book Fair opens to the community Saturday, April 3 from 9 am to noon. 

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An Evening at the Florida Orchestra

Conductor Susan Haig

Pre-Performance Reception with Conductor Susan Haig
Hosts: Karen White and Peter and Susie Betzer
Williams House, USF St. Petersburg
505 Second Street South

Orchestra Performance
Mahaffey Theater for the Performing Arts
400 First Street South

Susan Haig, conductor of the orchestra, will be at the reception to provide a preview of the evening’s program that includes the Herbert Cello Concerto and the New World Symphony of Anton Dvorak.

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USF St. Petersburg Cares

The April Blood Drive will be held on Tuesday, April 6. One bus at FMRI from 8:30 until 4pm and one by Davis Hall from 10:30 until 6pm. T-shirt and Chick-fil-A coupons. Also, did you know that by donating blood, you will benefit from fresher, younger blood cells too? It's true! Info: mcdowell@stpt.usf.edu

Faculty/Staff Events

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All events are clickable links. To obtain further event information, just click the event title which interest you.

Please submit your event to the calendar at least two weeks in advance (earlier is better). The calendar is updated weekly. You can submit your academic, athletic, student, or public events here: Submit Event or use the central news, announcements and events submission page link located on this page and the home page.

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