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Anniversary Kickoff with
Economic Impact Announcement
To launch the University of South Florida’s
50th Anniversary celebration, President Judy
Genshaft and USF Board of Trustees Chairman Dick
Beard will announce the results of a system-wide
economic impact study.
Find
out how you can
watch.
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City May Convert
One-Way Streets
 The City
of St. Petersburg is proposing to convert 1st and
2nd Streets south of Central Avenue from one-way
to two-way traffic.
Click
here for more
information.
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Guest to Speak About Artificial
Reproduction
 Hugh LaFollette, Cole Chair in Ethics,
has invited David Archard, PhD, director of the
Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy at the
University of Lancaster, United Kingdom, to campus
to speak about the ethical issues surrounding new
forms of artificial reproduction.
Find
out when Archard will be
speaking.
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New Computer Classroom
Open
 A new computer classroom is now open
on the second floor of Davis Hall.
More
about new classroom.
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Chili Cook-Off
It's time to find
your cookbooks, large pots and wooden spoons; the
Office of Multicultural Affairs will host a Chili
& Soup Cook-off Jan. 25 from 11:30 -1:30 p.m.
in DAV 130. There will be prizes awarded to the
first and second place winners of each category.
How
you can be a part of
it.
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Fitness Center Offers New
Classes
 It’s a new semester and a new year so
why not shed the pounds you vowed to lose for 2006
right here on campus. Join Fit-4-Life, a new
program dedicated to fitness offered at the
fitness center.
Full
story...
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City Launches New Education
Initiative
The City of St. Petersburg
kicked off a new partnership between schools and
local businesses Thursday, Jan. 6. The
“Partnership to Advance School Success” further
links the College of Business with its “Mayor’s,
Mentor’s and More” partner, Maximo
Elementary.
To
read the city's press release, click
here.
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Campus Undergoing Inventory
Audit
The property department is
conducting an inventory audit of USF-owned
equipment until Friday, Jan. 13.
Click
here for more
information.
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What‘s Happening On Campus
 This is a
new, weekly rundown of various activities
happening either on campus or around town that
faculty and staff may be interested in.
Click
here to see what‘s
happening.
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Campus Showcase
Students can learn
more about USF St. Petersburg by attending Campus
Showcase Wednesday, Jan. 18. This day long
event aims to inform new and returning students
about opportunities, resources and services
available at USF St. Petersburg.
More
info.
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MLK Parade Kicks-Off
Find out all the
details about the city's Martin Luther King, Jr.
parade it's hosting this Monday as well as a
listing of USF St. Petersburg Black History Month
activities.
Click
here for more
information.
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Associate Dean Named
 Full-time visiting professor James L.
Strachan, PH.D., CMA, CCA. and CCP, has accepted
the role of Interim Associate Dean until a
permanent dean and associate dean are appointed.
More
on Strachan.
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In the Press This Week
Find out who on
campus made headlines, received television
coverage or got a spot on the radio this
week. This new segment will run whenever
news coverage warrants.
More
info...
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Library Changes Due Dates For
Faculty
Effective immediately, fixed due
dates are eliminated for Poynter Library books
checked out by faculty members for the spring and
fall semesters. Books will now be due 180 days
from the date the book is checked out.
Click
here for more
information.
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Enrollment Services is hosting
this month’s Final Friday in the Lobby of Bayboro
Hall Jan. 27 from 5 - 6:30 p.m.
Final Fridays are hosted monthly
by different departments around campus. Final
Fridays bring USFSP faculty and staff together for
food, fellowship and fun. If you have any
questions or need information on Final Fridays
contact Jennifer Baker at jbaker@stpt.usf.edu
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Mark your calendar for one of three
open forums to discuss the SACS committee
visit. 
