A major public works project by the City of St. Petersburg progresses, but continues to impact traffic patterns on campus. Dallas 1 Construction has completed the road work at the south exit of the USFSP Parking Garage on 6th Ave. South. The south driveway of the garage is now available to EXITING traffic. Please note: Drivers may TURN RIGHT ONLY … Continue reading
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USFSP Wins Florida Society of Geographers Awards
Three USFSP graduate students from the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Geography (ESPG) were awarded prizes at the annual conference of the Florida Society of Geographers (FSG): Steven Douglas, Kimberly Lyons and Elizabeth Merton were recognized for their presentations. Douglas received an Honorable Mention in the Best Graduate Award category for his presentation on “Modeling of Groundwater Contamination Potential … Continue reading
Teaching Math With Technology: Professor Presents at National Conference
How can innovative classroom technology combined with well-researched curriculum materials and intensive teacher training affect a middle school teacher’s ability to teach math concepts? How can it improve a student’s ability to learn them? The answers to those questions were among research findings Vivian Fueyo, Ph.D., USFSP professor of Childhood Education and interim regional vice chancellor for Academic Affairs, delivered … Continue reading
Florida Studies nature writing series planned at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve
USF St. Petersburg Associate Professor of English Thomas Hallock, Ph.D., is organizing a series of public readings and discussions at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve this spring focused on nature writing. They will read selections from their non-fiction work. Titled “Writers in the Preserve,’’ this three-day series is organized around the theme, “How Do We Find Nature in the City?” The series … Continue reading
Florida Studies nature writing series planned at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve
USF St. Petersburg Associate Professor of English Thomas Hallock, Ph.D., is organizing a series of public readings and discussions at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve this spring focused on nature writing. They will read selections from their non-fiction work. Titled “Writers in the Preserve,’’ this three-day series is organized around the theme, “How Do We Find Nature in the City?” The series … Continue reading