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Babenko, a doctoral student in the School of Aging Studies, was one of 14 early- and mid-career researchers selected for the fellowship.
Led by Mateus R. Santos, PhD, and Chae Jaynes, PhD, the effort will explore how to attract quality candidates to law enforcement careers.
The National Organization of Forensic Social Work (NOFSW) conference was held from May 28-30 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Kummerer is a clinical audiologist enrolled in the dual AuD/PhD program in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.
USF sign language interpreting students and Hands On USF make science accessible at a community event
While participants explored forensic science, interpreters supported communication and engagement.
Fellow status indicates peer recognition for outstanding contributions to the field of gerontology and represents the highest class of GSA membership.
Soares’s presentations explored innovative methods for identifying developmental language disorder in bilingual Spanish-English children.
The program offers no-cost training using cutting-edge virtual reality and artificial intelligence technologies.
Elyssa Carfley's passion for social work was ignited at 17 when a therapist introduced her to the field’s potential for healing.
The journal’s first issue will focus on the impact of substance misuse and addiction on families and community health.
Miltenberger was selected for this honor in recognition of his extensive career in applied research addressing socially significant problems.
Child and Family Studies faculty host Emotionally Focused Therapy externship in partnership with EFT Tampa Bay
The externship provided hands-on training to more than 100 participants and students.