Tampa policing task force meets only minutes after Chauvin verdict
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Bryanna Fox, an associate criminology professor with the University of South Florida, tackled community concerns surrounding TPD. "We're Community policing in the aftermath of George Floyd
CW 44
...the head of the task force on policing and USF professor bryanna fox agrees... USF professor focuses on need for change
ABC Action News
...here in the bay area, a professor at USF is talking about those topics. his latest book focuses on the history of police in the black community. micah johnson says he's been tackling this topic for 15 years and today's discussion is very different than over a decade ago... USF, medical company partner to create preventative 'brain games' for Alzheimer's, other cognitive disorders
WFLA
The National Institutes of Health recently awarded the university a $44.4 million expected grant toward preventing Alzheimer's with cognitive training (know as "PACT") studies. Studies will be centered and implemented in the greater Tampa Bay area before expanding nationwide. Tampa Police Task Force Reviews Progress 10 Months Later
Florida Patch.com
Bryanna Fox, an associate criminology professor at the University of South Florida, said there's been visible improvements in the ... House passes school safety legislation
Florida Politics
...The bill would require the Department of Education to work with the University of South Florida's Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute to study the effectiveness and availability of mental health services... 'Sparks were flying' recently for 2 Tampa Bay seniors, but others are waiting to date
Tampa Bay Times
...have social needs, said Victor Molinari, professor in the University of South Florida's School of Aging Studies. And when those needs are ... | 
RMHC Professor Marilyn Stern, who studies interventions for obesity in rural Latino youth, was invited to participate in an April 27 webinar, Engaging Diverse Communities in Complementary and Integrative Health Research. The event is part of the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) Hot Topic Webinar series and is being held in commemoration of National Minority Health Month. 
