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USF College of Behavioral & Community Sciences April 17-24, 2018
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MSW Student Is Awarded Postgraduate Fellowship
 Congratulations to Candis-Monique Hardin, a MSW student in the School of Social Work, for being awarded the Department of Veterans Affair 2018-2019 Rural & Undeserved Inter-professional Postgraduate funded Fellowship. She will obtain training across traditional medical and mental health clinics and across community outpatient clinic facilities at the Behavioral Health Service Line at the Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System in Pensacola, Florida.
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Rehabilitation & Mental Health Counseling Program Director Selected For Fulbright Award
 Congratulations to RMHC Program Director Dr. Chih-Chin Chou for being selected for the prestigious J. William Fulbright Scholarship award! She will conduct research in Taiwan that will address the needs of the indigenous Taiwanese population with disabilities. Read more.
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Thank You From Dean Serovich
Over the past two weeks, Dean Serovich has been conducting unit tours and gave out hand sanitizer to thank employees for giving to the USF Faculty/Staff Campaign. If you weren't in your office when she stopped by, the hand sanitizer was placed in your mailbox. If you didn't receive your hand sanitizer, please contact Patty Cleveland in the Dean's Office. Thanks for your ongoing support of this important USF initiative.
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CBCS Scholarships And Your Contribution
Your contribution to the Faculty/Staff Campaign will make a difference and help educate new future professionals in the field.
The Department of Child & Family Studies offers a scholarship for its Applied Behavior Analysis doctoral programs.
Helping Students Succeed
Applied Behavior Analysis Student Assistance Fund
-fund code 530025
This fund supports the student work and initiatives of the Applied Behavior Analysis doctoral programs. Expenses may include items such as equipment for student projects/research, scholarships, travel expenses for students to conferences and assistance with the costs of data collections and analysis.
The Department of Mental Health Law & Policy offers funds for research and learning opportunities.
Rehabilitation & Mental Health Counseling Fund - fund code 421270
Supports faculty research and development, student loans, receptions for students and professionals who volunteer time for lectures, field training supervision, and other professional and training benefits not currently provided by the university.
FMHI Mental Health Law & Policy Fund - fund code 530012
Supports departmental activities related to recruitment efforts, guest lecturers, receptions, and other non E&G funded activities.
Please consider contributing to these scholarship opportunities to help make a difference, one person, and one family at a time.To donate online visit: http://bit.ly/FacStaffCBCS and click on Add Funds. For forms or additional information, contact Regina Brown at 4-1921 or via email at: rlbrown@usf.edu
Congratulations to the USF School of Social Work on their fundraising.Thanks for supporting the Social Work Student Scholarship fund, #536009, which has reached an endowment level!
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Food Trucks will be here on Tuesday and Thursday of this week located behind the School of Social Work. (East side of MHC near Atrium in parking lot) They will be here from 11 am- 2 pm. Click food truck icon in left column for more details or download the app.
Thursday 4/19: Bay Street Burgers Tuesday 4/24: In the Middle
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CBCS Special Events Committee Pet Supply Drive
April 12-May 25, 2018
Drop off locations: PCD 4021, MHC 1500, MHC 1300/1400, MHC 1100, SOC 320
Through your contribution of the items below, we will be able to once again support Saint Francis Society Animal Rescue and Guardian Angel Dog Rescue. Saint Francis Society Animal Rescue is an all-volunteer team dedicated to rescuing homeless cats and dogs by providing health care and placement. Supplies are collected and distributed among different foster homes. Guardian Angel Dog Rescue is dedicated to rescuing dogs and cats from euthanasia.
Supplies Needed:
- Dog and cat flea preventatives
- Laundry detergent
- Dog and cat treats
- Large towels
- Clumping cat litter
- Dental chews
- Kitten nursing bottles
- Canned and dry cat food (brands: Purina ONE, Purina Pro Plan, Royal Canin, BLUE Healthy Gourmet, Gerber 2nd Foods Turkey and Chicken)
- Vetoquinol Nutri-Cal
- Vetoquinol Pro-Pectalin
CBCS Healthy Culture Crew Event
April 17, 2018, 11 am-1 pm
MHC Atrium Lobby
The CBCS Healthy Culture Crew has brought together resources for you to promote well-being. Join us in the lobby for FREE healthy snack samples, desk chair exercises and an onsite yoga demonstration. Bless These Hands will also be present to provide 10-minute chair massages for only $10. Reserve your massage here.
Film of the Month
April 19, 2:30 pm
MHC Atrium
The CBCS Diversity & Inclusion Committee present the Film and Book Club! Light refreshments will be available at this showing. Click here for more details. Episode 1: "Re-Righting History"
13th
Annual Fiesta By The Bay For Autism
April 20, 6-9 pm
Glazer Children's Museum
Family friendly, dinner included by Salt Block Catering, dancing, silent auction and enjoy the Museum with your friends. Sponsorships and tickets available online at www.usf.edu/ua/rsvp Or contact Christine Rover for more details at crover@usf.edu 813-974-9264.
Let's Brainstorm!
April 24, 7-9 pm
Coppertail Brewing
2601 East 2nd Avenue,
Tampa, FL
Meet at Coppertail Brewing for an evening of brainstorming! We are delighted to have Marissa Voors, a speech-language pathologist, Dr. Amber Gum, a psychologist and professor at the University of South Florida, and Dr. Eric Lau, a cancer biologist and assistant professor at the Moffitt Cancer Center share their stories and talk with us about the clever approaches they use to tackle familiar health complications and challenges in our community. Click here for more information!
Spring 2018 Faculty Assembly
April 26, 10:30-noon
MHC Atrium Lobby
Book of the Month
April 30, 1:30-3 pm
MHC Atrium
The CBCS Diversity & Inclusion Committee present the Film and Book Club. Mix and mingle while discussing the book of the month below. There will be pizza provided, as well as, a raffle for a $25 gift card. Click here for more details.
De-Stress With Therapy Dogs
May 2, 10 am-noon
MHC Atrium
Take a break from your studies and come join the de-stress session with the Pet Partners Therapy Dogs. Click here for more.
36th Annual Conference on Mental Health and the Black Community
May 10, 9 am-4:30 pm
Edward Waters College, Milne Auditorium
1658 Kings Rd.
Wekiva Springs Center is pleased to partner with Northwest Behavioral Health Services Inc. Hubbard House, Association of Black Psychologists, National Association of Black Social Workers, The Partnership for Child Health/Jacksonville System of Care and Sunshine Health for the 36th Annual Conference on Mental Health and the Black Community. This year's conference will focus on "Domestic Violence, Mental Illness and Substance Use: What about the Children?"
Pre-register by April 30 at Mwells@nwbh.org or (904)-781-0600, ext. 411.
For more information, click here.
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"Evaluation of a Hierarchal Training Model To Train Group Home Staff"
Elizabeth Lynch
May 2nd, 11 am
MHC 2324
"Evaluation Effects of Deposit Contracting On Oral Contraceptive Adherence"
Sandy Au Yeung
June 4, 10 am
MHC 2324
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