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The College of Arts and Sciences--the largest college at the University of South Florida--is developing the next generation of transformative global leaders. Together, faculty and students in CAS are helping to create a healthier, more peaceful, prosperous and beautiful world.

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The Office of Parent and Family Programs will assist you in being a part of your student's college life through education of campus resources, support for your transition, and connection to the campus community.

The Office of Parent and Family Programs will assist you in being a part of your student's college life through education of campus resources, support for your transition, and connection to the campus community.

USF Innovative Education brings together a number of entrepreneurial and innovative initiatives that lead USF’s distance learning development in collaboration with academic colleges, advance professional and workforce development, and encourage lifelong learning. Innovative Education will become a high-performance organization known around campus and to our customers as an outstanding team that exceeds expectations. We will strive to provide excellent customer service; create a positive, rewarding work environment for our team; develop and communicate efficient, transparent processes; and cultivate a business mindset focused on revenue generation to contribute to the strong economic base of the university.

USF Innovative Education brings together a number of entrepreneurial and innovative initiatives that lead USF’s distance learning development in collaboration with academic colleges, advance professional and workforce development, and encourage lifelong learning. Innovative Education will become a high-performance organization known around campus and to our customers as an outstanding team that exceeds expectations. We will strive to provide excellent customer service; create a positive, rewarding work environment for our team; develop and communicate efficient, transparent processes; and cultivate a business mindset focused on revenue generation to contribute to the strong economic base of the university.

We help students plan, identify, refine and implement their career goals and job search campaign. We also create venues that allow students to network and interview with hiring employers. You can find us on the 2nd floor of the Student Services Building (SVC-2088).

We help students plan, identify, refine and implement their career goals and job search campaign. We also create venues that allow students to network and interview with hiring employers. You can find us on the 2nd floor of the Student Services Building (SVC-2088).

The First-Year Success Institute is a summer colloquium that will provide students with a variety of opportunities and activities that will assist them in building a strong academic foundation for their collegiate career. The seminars will provide fundamental skills that will enable students to enhance their individual learning aptitude. Through these programs, participants will enhance their cognitive, personal and professional development, recognize and utilitize their strengths to make meaningful connections related to their academics, understand how to manage stress and practice decision making skills, and to learn how to be a competitive participant in the global society. SUMMER THEME WEEKS • Week 1 - Build-a-Bull • Week 2 - Focus on Academics • Week 3 - Majors and Careers • Week 4 - Self-Care and Help-Seeking • Week 5 - GloBull Excellence Pod Series – Interactive small scale interactive sessions in pod areas in Juniper/Poplar residence hall.

USF Pre-College invites high school students from throughout the country and around the world to an outstanding summer experience at the University of South Florida. Students with exceptional ability and promise will pursue academic interests, discover career opportunities, and explore the independence of university life. Beyond the classroom, group projects and social activities further the exchange of ideas with equally talented peers. Students may enroll in one or more pre-college programs, selecting from a broad spectrum of academic disciplines. Programs range from two days to four weeks and offer residential (overnight) or commuter (daily) access. Residential programs give students the opportunity to live away from home and experience the independence and responsibility of college life in a safe, secure, and supervised environment.

The Japanese National Honor Society College Chapter (JNHSCC) recognizes and encourages scholastic achievement and excellence in the study of the Japanese language. The Association of Teachers of Japanese (ATJ) is pleased to assist teachers with a way to recognize their outstanding students, to maintain high standards in Japanese language education, and to promote activities that give students ways to use their language skills on their campuses and in their communities. Students who are nominated for membership receive Certificates of Excellence and red-and-white cords to wear at graduation, and are recognized on the ATJ website and in its newsletter.

Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB-USA) is a non-profit international development organization whose mission is to partner with developing communities to implement sustainable engineering projects in order to improve qualities of living across the globe. The University of South Florida chapter (EWB-USA USF) is comprised of professionals and students alike who strive to be internationally responsible and active in carrying out the mission of the EWB-USA. The student members of Engineers without Borders at USF envision a world where all people have access to adequate sanitation, safe drinking water, and the resources to meet other self-identified engineering and economic development needs. We strive to empower engineering students with the idea that they can make a difference in the world using the tools that they have gained in the classroom.

The First-Year Success Institute is a summer colloquium that will provide students with a variety of opportunities and activities that will assist them in building a strong academic foundation for their collegiate career. The seminars will provide fundamental skills that will enable students to enhance their individual learning aptitude. Through these programs, participants will enhance their cognitive, personal and professional development, recognize and utilitize their strengths to make meaningful connections related to their academics, understand how to manage stress and practice decision making skills, and to learn how to be a competitive participant in the global society. SUMMER THEME WEEKS • Week 1 - Build-a-Bull • Week 2 - Focus on Academics • Week 3 - Majors and Careers • Week 4 - Self-Care and Help-Seeking • Week 5 - GloBull Excellence Pod Series – Interactive small scale interactive sessions in pod areas in Juniper/Poplar residence hall.

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This program will give you the opportunity to compose for a variety of instruments under the guidance of the YCP instructor Tyler Kline (MM) and USF Composition Professors Paul Reller and Baljinder Sekhon. Hear your original music performed live in the state-of-the-art Barness Recital Hall at the USF School of Music. COURSE OVERVIEW The USF Composition Program seeks to fill the need for advanced high school students in the Tampa Bay area to learn the craft, skills, and trends of composing acoustic music for the concert hall. The USF Young Composers Program provides the opportunity for students to learn the intricacies of composition and instrumentation in a professional setting and equips students with skills they would not otherwise learn in the typical high school music program. This course is ideal for students who are considering pursing composition at the collegiate level, or for students who have a passion for composing regardless of their career plans. The course curriculum includes the study of instrumentation, orchestration, notation, digital engraving (Finale and Sibelius), modern approaches to form and harmony, and current stylistic trends in composition. All class meetings take place in the state-of-the-art composition lab at the USF School of Music and each student will have a personal workstation with a full range of up-to-date software and hardware. This course caters to students of all different skill levels and each semester concludes with a concert featuring student compositions at the state of the art Lewis and Enid Barness Recital Hall at USF. Fall 2015 Course Schedule When: Wednesdays 6:00pm-8:00pm Where: University of South Florida, USF School of Music Building, MUS 213 First Class: August 26, 2015 -Course will meet 15 times per semester -Each course meeting will be 2 hours -Classes will meet every Wednesday beginning on August 26, 2015 -Class will meet 6:00pm-8:00pm at the USF School of Music -Class will meet in MUS 213 (USF Composition Lab) -Class will not meet on Veterans Day - Wednesday November 11, 2015 -End-of-semester concert will take place on Wednesday December 9, 2015, 8:00pm, USF School of Music -Schedule for Spring 2016 will be posted by November 1, 2015 13 of the courses will be taught by the YCP Instructor Vincent Euliano. The 2 remaining courses will be guest taught by USF composition faculty members Paul Reller and Baljinder Sekhon.

The College of Arts and Sciences--the largest college at the University of South Florida--is developing the next generation of transformative global leaders. Together, faculty and students in CAS are helping to create a healthier, more peaceful, prosperous and beautiful world.

Please follow ITALIAN at USF on Facebook, Twitter, and Canvas: https://www.facebook.com/ITALIANatUSF http://twitter.com/ITALIANatUSF https://usflearn.instructure.com/enroll/RHBG9B

The Office of Parent and Family Programs will assist you in being a part of your student's college life through education of campus resources, support for your transition, and connection to the campus community.

USF Innovative Education brings together a number of entrepreneurial and innovative initiatives that lead USF’s distance learning development in collaboration with academic colleges, advance professional and workforce development, and encourage lifelong learning. Innovative Education will become a high-performance organization known around campus and to our customers as an outstanding team that exceeds expectations. We will strive to provide excellent customer service; create a positive, rewarding work environment for our team; develop and communicate efficient, transparent processes; and cultivate a business mindset focused on revenue generation to contribute to the strong economic base of the university.

We help students plan, identify, refine and implement their career goals and job search campaign. We also create venues that allow students to network and interview with hiring employers. You can find us on the 2nd floor of the Student Services Building (SVC-2088).

Our students, which number about 250 at both the undergraduate and graduate level, enjoy dedicated, personal guidance from our faculty. Our student body is diverse, our research spans experimental and theoretical studies of many fundamental areas of electrical engineering, and we enjoy strong partnerships throughout industry and with prominent national laboratories and federal agencies. Research experiences are integral to the education of not only our graduate students, but also for undergraduates through our Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program and similar activities. We also value the multi-disciplinary opportunities afforded by electrical engineering. As a student, you may find yourself working with engineers in other academic departments, marine scientists, medical doctors, chemists, biologists or physicists. Together with our dedicated faculty and excellent facilities, these exciting opportunities have helped us to attract top students to our department and prepare them for enriching careers.

A page for the Geosciences community (its students, faculty, alumni and professional/employer partners) at the University of South Florida. USF's School of Geosciences comprise of tenure-line faculty, research faculty, and Instructors, a number of postdoctoral researchers, and ~180+ graduate students. Our faculty lead the academic community in exploration of a wide range of global earth science questions and challenges. Our graduate students participate in this research, pursuing projects all over the world in a variety of disciplines, including atmospheric sciences, coastal studies, geochemistry, geodesy, geophysics, geographic information science (GIScience), hydrogeology and water resource management, karst studies, natural hazards, paleo-environmental science, seismology, tectonics, volcanology, and more. We offer six distinct graduate degree programs and four certificate programs in three distinct disciplines, Geology, Geography, and Environmental Science & Policy (ESP).

The University of South Florida (USF) High School Equivalency Program (HEP) celebrates a proud tradition of twenty five years educating students from migrant and seasonal farmworker backgrounds. They are recruited to the University of South Florida through the efforts of an extensive recruitment network which includes the State Departments of Education and Labor, local school districts and community agencies. HEP students have dropped out of high school because of family mobility and a need to work to help their families survive. Although these students are of average and above average ability, their academic records are often inconsistent and poor, reflecting frequent school interruptions. Despite their disappointing educational histories, HEP students have a strong desire to succeed. Once enrolled in HEP, these individuals quickly become part of the university community and demonstrate extraordinary success. HEP Contact Information Telephone 813-974-5806 FAX 813-974-5542 Postal address HEP Program University of South Florida, Department of Special Education 4202 E. Fowler Ave., EDU105, Tampa, FL 33620-5650 E-mail [email protected]