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Remembering Mary Jean Etten
Mary Jean Etten, PhD, was a longtime faculty member in the School of Aging Studies and a compassionate educator and mentor to generations of students and colleagues.
May 5, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies
Layla Santana wins graduate research award for study on aging, cognitive health
Santana received the Graduate Student Research Symposium Poster Presentation Award in Social and Behavioral Sciences.
May 5, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies
Congratulations, Spring 2026 graduates!
We are proud to recognize a few outstanding students from the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences who are graduating this spring.
May 4, 2026Behavioral Health Science and Practice, Child and Family Studies, College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Criminology, School of Aging Studies, School of Social Work
CBCS students successfully defend dissertations, others enter doctoral candidacy
Congratulations to the students who successfully defended their doctoral dissertations or entered into doctoral candidacy this semester.
May 1, 2026Child and Family Studies, College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Criminology, School of Aging Studies, School of Social Work
School of Aging Studies announces student and community awards
The school honors its scholarship recipients, along with the donors, instructors and community partners who provide vital support to its programs.
April 29, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies
CBCS students honored at the 2026 USF Celebration of Leadership Awards ceremony
These students were recognized for their remarkable achievements and contributions to the university community.
April 17, 2026College News, Criminology, School of Aging Studies, School of Social Work
Twenty-seven students honored with CBCS Undergraduate Research Scholarships in record year
The scholarship is funded by the Florida High Tech Corridor and the Moms Project, an initiative supporting undergraduate research in areas aligned with the passions of the project founders’ mothers.
April 16, 2026Behavioral Health Science and Practice, Child and Family Studies, College News, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Criminology, School of Aging Studies
School of Aging Studies doctoral student awarded the Genshaft Family Doctoral Fellowship
Sridevi Nair was also selected for the American Society for Microbiology Future Leaders Mentorship Fellowship program.
April 15, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies
CBCS researchers collaborate on national study supporting Korean American dementia caregivers
Nan Sook Park, PhD, MSW, and William E. Haley, PhD, are collaborating with USF alumna Yuri Jang, PhD, on a National Institute on Aging-funded study evaluating K‑Savvy.
April 14, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies, School of Social Work
Advancing dementia care: USF conference brings together experts, caregivers, and community members
Through a keynote presentation, panel discussions, practical instruction, and an immersive virtual experience, attendees explored the realities of dementia care and the critical role of care partners.
March 31, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies
Michael J. Lynch named 2025 Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science
Lynch is recognized as the founder of green criminology, which involves the study of environmental harms, crime, justice, law, and social control from a criminological perspective.
March 27, 2026College News, Criminology, School of Aging Studies
Amy Corbin named Distinguished Finalist for USF Innovation in Online Design and Teaching Award
The recognition highlights Corbin’s work on Counseling for Older Adults, an online course redesigned to enhance applied learning and introduce students to counseling microskills in an asynchronous format.
March 23, 2026College News, School of Aging Studies