| CBCS In The News | 'This is an issue': USF Unveils New Human Trafficking Research Lab
CW44(WTOG)-Tampa and other outlets
So, the University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Campus just opened a new lab devoted to studying human trafficking research in the state. The research lab aims to transform Tampa Bay into a region that's resilient to human trafficking. LISTEN: St. Pete Hosts New Florida Human Trafficking Research Lab
NewsRadio 93.1 WFLA
The goals of the USF Trafficking in Persons - Risk to Resilience Lab include centralizing data on trafficking in Florida. Gabby Petito: Here's why the first 72 hours are critical in finding missing girl
MEAWW
Dr Bryanna Fox, former FBI agent and criminology professor at the University of South Florida, told ABC News that the first two days are the ... In-depth: Why people living with mental illness turn up missing and how to make finding them easier
Abc Action News.com
"Mental illness is really common in the United States," said Dr. Kyaien Conner, professor of Mental Health Law and Policy at USF. "Nearly one in five U.S. adults are living with a mental illness, which is about 51-million people and intellectual disabilities are also very common." Can law enforcement convince Gabby Petito's fiancé to take a lie detector test?
WFTS(ABC)-Tampa
Former FBI profiler and current USF professor Dr. Bryanna Fox says the social media trail of clues in the disappearance of Gabby Petito can only take investigators so far, they need her fiancé Brian Laundrie's cooperation. |
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| New Publications | - Arnold, M. L., Haley, W., Lin, F. R., Faucette, S., Sherry, L., Higuchi, K., Witherell, K., Anderson, E., Reed, N. S., Chisolm, T. H., & Sanchez, V. A. (2021). Development, assessment, and monitoring of audiologic treatment fidelity in the aging and Cognitive Health Evaluation in elders (achieve) randomised controlled trial. International Journal of Audiology, 1–11. doi: 10.1080/14992027.2021.1973126
- Greenfield, E. A., Black, K., Oh, P., & Pestine-Stevens, A. (2021). Theories of community collaboration to advance age-friendly community change. The Gerontologist. doi: 10.1093/geront/gnab136
- Jilla, A. M., Arnold, M. L., & Miller, E. L. (2021). U.S. policy considerations for telehealth provision in Audiology. Seminars in Hearing, 42(02), 165–174. doi: 10.1055/s-0041-1731697
| | | CBCS Doctoral Dissertation | Title: Mobile Response Teams and the Youth Emergency Behavioral Health System
Student: Paige Alitz
Program: Behavioral and Community Sciences
Date: Tuesday, October 5, 2021
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location: Zoom Meeting |
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CARD-USF is proud to announce its new weekly Facebook LIVE show "Coffee Break with CARD." In response to our English-speaking audience's request, our popular weekly show "La Hora del Cafecito" has a new "sister" program: "Coffee Break" with CARD". Both shows are programs dedicated to disseminating information related to topics that are of importance to those in our community who are living with autism, their family members and those who support them. "La Hora del Cafecito" has been going LIVE through CARD-USF's private Facebook group called "Grupo CARD Espanol" every Friday at 10:00 AM since February 2020. This show was featured in the 
Jennifer T. Tran, MEd presented at the final Active Minds Emerging Scholars presentation to the Scattergood Foundation on her 6-month long project. Ms. Tran's project focused on the qualitative thematic analysis of secondary video data exploring the experiences and understanding how individuals at various intersections of marginalized communities tell their story of challenges and recovery. The final product is a 
