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Gerald C. Imaezue

Gerald C. Imaezue receives patent for mobile speech therapy invention

The patent is a system for generating, managing, adapting and delivering speech therapy to a user via a mobile device in an at-home or out-of-clinic setting.

March 9, 2026College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

Debra Dobbs

Debra Dobbs presents research at the AAHPM Annual Assembly

Dobbs presented in two formats — a rapid poster podium presentation followed by a poster presentation.

March 9, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies

Klejdis Bilali and Emily Walker

Criminology doctoral students present trauma bonding study at international summit

Klejdis Bilali and Emily Walker recently attended the Institute on Violence, Abuse, & Trauma International Summit in Hawai‘i.

March 9, 2026College News, Criminology

Josh the Otter hugs students

USF’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities brings water safety message to local school

Water safety remains a priority for the organization. For years, it has supplied "Josh the Baby Otter" books and materials to support community education.

March 6, 2026Child and Family Studies, College News

CBCS faculty and staff

Faculty and staff from CBCS judge Hillsborough County STEM Fair

Hosted by Hillsborough County Public Schools, the event provided students with the opportunity to share their projects with subject-matter experts.

March 4, 2026College News

Alex Knorre

Alex Knorre presents research at Interdisciplinary Policing Workshop

The workshop convenes leading scholars in criminology, political science and economics to advance interdisciplinary research on policing and crime.

March 4, 2026College News, Criminology

Lindsey Kummerer, Gabriella Brown, Jungmee Lee

CSD students and faculty present at American Auditory Society conference

Students and faculty earned national recognition with two students receiving competitive mentored research awards.

March 3, 2026College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

This is My Brave cast on stage

This is My Brave – College Edition returns at USF

Four USF students took the stage Friday night to share stories of their lived experiences with mental illness and substance use disorder.

March 2, 2026Behavioral Health Science and Practice, College News, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute

Sirinandini Amperayani and Sakshi Wagh at the FURLS conference.

SWIRL student scholars present at the Florida Undergraduate Research Leadership Summit

Sirinandini Amperayani and Sakshi Wagh led a workshop on the experiences of South Asian immigrant survivors of intimate partner violence.

March 2, 2026College News, School of Social Work

Lindsay Peterson, Melissa Castora-Binkley and Debra Dobbs

School of Aging Studies alumna shares work at Distinguished Alumni Lecture Series

Melissa Castora-Binkley, PhD, senior research director at the Pharmacy Quality Alliance, graduated from USF in 2015 with a doctorate in gerontology.

March 2, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies

Left to right: Abigail Powers, Grayson Gonzalez, Diane Rifaie, Carly Missildine, and Ivan Jarama

American Sign Language Day welcomes Tampa Bay high school students to USF

Current American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreting students guided visitors on a campus tour, led ASL conversational practice and facilitated a Kahoot! game.

February 26, 2026College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

Sakshi Wagh, Samridhi Bhardwaj, Kamakshi J. Singh, Sirinandini Amperayani

SWIRL team members present research at the Women in Surgery Career Symposium

The presenters included Samridhi Bhardwaj, Sakshi Wagh, Sirinandini Amperayani, Kamakshi J. Singh, Subadra Panchanadeswaran, PhD, and Manisha Joshi, PhD.

February 23, 2026College 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.