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USF College of Behavioral & Community Sciences January 14 - 20, 2019
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Improving Lives of Indigenous People
Powered by the simple belief that knowledge works best when shared, the Indigenous Studies Field School for Global Exchange in Arunachal Pradesh was set up to foster cultural resource knowledge and field research skills to enable students from the University of South Florida (USF) and Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) to study the health status of indigenous people. The groundwork for the school was established when a group of 16 students from the University of South Florida's School of Social Work, led by Manisha Joshi and Iraida V. Carrion, associate professors at the School of Social Work, went to Arunachal Pradesh for a project on the health status of its indigenous people. Full story...
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Dr. Hall to Speak as Part of the 2018-19 Distinguished Lectureship in Aging
 Martica H. Hall, PhD, will present "Sleep as a Pillar of Health Aging" on Friday, February 1, 2019 at 10:30am in USF College of Public Health Auditorium, 1023C. Dr. is Co-Director of the University of Pittsburgh Center for Sleep and Circadian Science and its Translational Research Training in Sleep Medicine Program. Her research focuses on the pathways through which psychological and social factors affect sleep and their downstream consequences to health and functioning, with an emphasis on cardiometabolic disease risk.
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From the CBCS Special Events Committee
Feed-A-Bull Drive 2018
Thank you to everyone who generously donated to the CBCS Feed-A-Bull Drive to help our students. We collected 6 large boxes full of goods that were delivered to the Feed-A-Bull pantry before the holidays.
 Holiday Door Decorating Contest 2018
Congratulations to Katy Langevin in the Department of Child and Family Studies - FCIC who was voted the winner of the 2018 Holiday Door Decorating Contest. Thank you to everyone for your participation.
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CBCS Computer Lab - MHC 1329
Open Use for CBCS Students
Spring 2019 Schedule
Mondays 8am-6pm
Tuesdays 12:30pm-4:45pm
Wednesdays 8am-6pm
Thursdays 8am-6pm
Fridays 8am-5pm
The computer lab is available to all CBCS students for course related work. The computers are equipped with Microsoft Office, SAS and SPSS. Printing is available through pay for print.
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CBCS In the News
Hearing Loss Study
CBC News Network - Canada National - January 7, 2019
at the university of south florida, in tampa, scientists are testing a new drug that in a study that began with mice, they learned that the drug can improve sound perception by stimulating nerve channels in the brain.
Battered Child Syndrome
WFLA-Tampa (NBC) - January 10, 2019
her defense team introduced expert on parental murder. Dr Kathleen Heidi is a USF professor who spent hours interviewing her...
USF professor studies the link between psychopathy and homicide
Tampa Bay Times - January 10, 2019
Now, new research from Bryanna Fox, a University of South Florida assistant professor of criminology, is helping answer this question with a first-of-its-kind project
Doctor testifies former FSU student turned murder suspect was abused
Tampa Bay Times - January 9, 2019
Kathleen Heide, a University of South Florida criminology professor and psychologist, testified in a Tampa court Wednesday that Nachtman lived in fear of her own mother.
USF professor looks to discover what makes a murderer
WTVT-Tampa (FOX) - January 10, 2019
If you ever wondered what makes a murderer, a University of South Florida psychological criminology professor is working to answer that
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