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Fall 2021 graduates of the behavioral healthcare major

Fall 2021 Behavioral Healthcare graduates honored at pinning ceremony

Fall 2021 graduates of the behavioral healthcare major were honored at an in-person pinning ceremony.

December 13, 2021Mental Health Law and Policy

Group photo from Pups & Popsicles

CBCS hosts Pups & Popsicles event

CBCS hosts Pups & Popsicles in the MHC atrium.

December 6, 2021College News

Former criminology graduate student receives ASC Paper Award

Former criminology graduate student receives ASC Paper Award

Averi Fegadel, a 2020 graduate of the PhD program in criminology, received the Student Paper Award from the American Society of Criminology (ASC).

November 29, 2021College News, Criminology

Aging studies PhD candidate Rio Tate was awarded the Black Men's Brain Health Fellowship.

PhD candidate in aging studies receives Black Men's Brain Health Fellowship

Aging studies PhD candidate Rio Tate was awarded the Black Men's Brain Health Fellowship.

November 29, 2021College News, School of Aging Studies

Evin B. Hartsell Foundation presents check to CBCS.

Evin B. Hartsell Foundation gift establishes endowed memorial scholarship

The Evin B. Hartsell Foundation established an endowed memorial scholarship for social work, psychology, and counseling students.

November 29, 2021Child and Family Studies, College News

Donovan Smith with members of the CARD-USF team

CARD-USF receives donation from Buccaneers player

Buccaneers player Donovan Smith has donated $10,000 to CARD-USF.

November 22, 2021Child and Family Studies, College News

Rachel Barcellona donates $30,000 to CARD-USF.

Lightning Community Hero Award recipient donates $30,000 to CARD-USF

Lightning Community Hero Award recipient Rachel Barcellona donated $30,000 to the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities at USF (CARD-USF).

November 22, 2021Child and Family Studies, College News

Dr. Kathryn Hyer posthumously received the Clark Tibbitts Award.

Kathryn Hyer posthumously receives Clark Tibbitts Award

Kathryn Hyer, PhD, MPP, FGSA, FAGHE posthumously received the Gerontology Society of America's Clark Tibbitts Award.

November 22, 2021College News, School of Aging Studies

Dr. Kyaien Conner

Kyaien Conner selected as special assistant to the dean on diversity and inclusion

Kyaien Conner, PhD, MPH, LSW has been selected as the Special Assistant to the Dean of the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences on Diversity and Inclusion.

November 19, 2021College News

Dean Julie Serovich, and representatives of USF Health, Reliance Medical Centers, and the USF Foundation

CBCS receives $400,000 gift to support aging education and research

CBCS received a $400,000 gift to support aging education and research from Reliance Medical Centers.

November 18, 2021College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, School of Aging Studies, School of Social Work

Carmen Florez

RMHC student receives Josie Torralba Romero Scholarship

Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling program master's student Carmen Florez received a scholarship through the National Latino Behavioral Health Association's (NLBHA) Josie Torralba Romero Scholarship Fund.

November 15, 2021Child and Family Studies, College News

Dr. Jerome Galea

Social work professor to present at the USF Global Health Conversation Series

Jerome Galea, PhD, MSW will present at the USF Global Health Conversation Series.

November 15, 2021College News, School of Social Work

About College of Behavioral & Community Sciences News

The Mission of the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences (CBCS) is to advance knowledge through interdisciplinary teaching, research, and service that improves the capacity of individuals, families, and diverse communities to promote productive, satisfying, healthy, and safe lives across the lifespan. CBCS envisions the college as a globally recognized leader that creates innovative solutions to complex conditions that affect the behavior and well-being of individuals, families, and diverse communities.