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Bill Haley, Hongdao Meng, Lindsay Peterson, Debra Dobbs, Bill Kearns, Laida Restrepo, Theresa Chisolm, and Michelle Arnold

CBCS faculty receive funding through USF's new multidisciplinary research initiative

The awarded project establishes a center dedicated to transforming the landscape of care for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

June 21, 2024Child and Family Studies, College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, School of Aging Studies

CSD students and dysphonia international representatives

CSD students learn from individuals living with dysphonia

Representatives from Dysphonia International shared their experiences of living with a voice disorder.

June 17, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

Jungmee Lee

Audiology program director and assistant professor of instruction elected as ASA Fellow

Jungmee Lee, PhD, was elected as a Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) for contributions to auditory processing of simple and complex signals.

May 22, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

Group photo at the USF NSSLHA job fair

USF NSSLHA chapters earn high honors from national organization

Chapter Honors recognizes affiliated NSSLHA chapters that advance national NSSLHA’s mission to inspire, empower, and support students in communication sciences and disorders programs.

May 15, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

Nathan Maxfield presenting

CSD associate professor gives presentation on early childhood stuttering

Nathan Maxfield, PhD, CCC-SLP, updated speech-language pathologists about emerging trends in the evaluation and treatment of early childhood stuttering.

May 15, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

trailblazer research scholarship recipients

CBCS students awarded Trailblazer Research Scholarship

This award funds graduate students conducting research projects with faculty from the Sarasota-Manatee campus.

May 6, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Criminology, School of Aging Studies

A view from above as three students sit on a bench. One student is reading a book, another is viewing a laptop and the third student is looking at a notebook.

CBCS programs advance in US News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings

Five programs are ranked in the top 100, including two programs, social work and speech-language pathology, that jumped multiple spots this year.

April 9, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, School of Social Work

SLP students give a presentation on thickening liquids

Speech-language pathology students collaborate with physical therapy students

Speech-language pathology and doctorate of physical therapy faculty and students collaborated in an interprofessional lab.

April 8, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders

scholarship recipients and Ellen Nizzi

Students receive scholarships to support undergraduate research

CBCS students were selected as recipients of scholarships funded by The Moms Project and the Florida High Tech Corridor.

April 1, 2024Child and Family Studies, College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Criminology, School of Social Work

Celine Davis presents her poster at the symposium

CBCS students awarded at 2024 Graduate Research Symposium

Multiple CBCS students participated in the symposium, and three students were selected as winners for their presentations.

March 29, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, School of Aging Studies, School of Social Work

Deb Dobbs and Natalia Babenko

CBCS students participate in USF Health Research Day

School of Aging Studies and Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders students attended USF Health Research Day.

March 25, 2024College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, School of Aging Studies

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.