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A large group of Wilcox Scholars pose with Dr. Ralph Wilcox, USF President Moez Limayem, and Honors staff in the Judy Genshaft Honors College atrium.

USF Judy Genshaft Honors College Welcomes 2026 Wilcox Scholars

Dedicated to developing future leaders in public service, the Wilcox Scholars Program at the USF Judy Genshaft Honors College provides students with opportunities to explore policy, civic engagement, and global issues. This spring, the program welcomed six driven first-year students who demonstrate a commitment to serving their communities and making the most of their Honors experience.

June 18, 2026Accolades, Community, Teaching and Learning

Zafer Unal presenting his keynote on TeacherServer in front of an audience at the USF AI Summit

USF AI Summit Highlights Emerging Trends in Education

As the conversation around artificial intelligence has shifted from what might be possible to what is already happening, educators are being challenged to rethink how they prepare students for the future.

June 11, 2026Events, Teaching and Learning

Vinesh Jarajapu, Niveditha Chandrakanth, and Dr. Victor Bowers in Honors College

Honors Faculty Member Prepares Future Physicians for Medicine's Toughest Questions

After decades as a transplant surgeon, Dr. Victor Bowers is helping USF Judy Genshaft Honors College students navigate ethical debates in the medical field. In the Honors course Biomedical Ethics, future healthcare professionals learn to balance innovation, clinical best practices, and patient-centered care.

June 9, 2026Teaching and Learning

Biomedical engineering senior demonstrating a laboratory procedure in front of a man while presenting her capstone project

Corporate-Sponsored Capstone Projects Bring Industry Experience to USF Biomedical Engineering Seniors

Students in USF's biomedical engineering program are bringing ideas to life through hands on, industry sponsored design projects. For seniors in the program, this rewarding experience culminated in their capstone presentation. Fourteen prototypes were presented to eager faculty and industry partners, showcasing the graduates' year of hard work.

May 4, 2026Community, Teaching and Learning

Student organizers from the 2026 USF Climate Teach-In pose while making Go Bulls signs in front of a Climate Teach-In graphic.

2026 USF Climate Teach-In Expands Campus and Community Impact

The University of South Florida’s 2026 Climate Teach-In brought together more than 1,400 students through 53 events spanning lectures, service projects, and campus-wide collaborations. Led by students, the initiative continues to engage new participants, connecting sustainability efforts with new communities across all three USF campuses.

April 27, 2026Events, Teaching and Learning

Judy Genshaft Honors College student Gray Zeisse poses while participating in the Fulbright U.K. Summer Institute Program in Scotland.

Gray Zeisse Talks Fulbright Summer Exchange in Scotland

After spending a month in the United Kingdom last summer at the University of St Andrews through the Fulbright U.K. Summer Institute Program, Gray Zeisse shares how the study of Scottish identity and history helped him think about his own goals for the future.

April 27, 2026Teaching and Learning

May Birch, Dr. Arman Mahmoudian, and Caroline Pope in Honors building with podcast logo and title

Breaking Down Global Conflict: Arman Mahmoudian Brings World Politics to the Honors Classroom

From Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to the psychology behind political decision-making, Honors instructor Arman Mahmoudian helps students examine global conflict from new perspectives. His courses challenge students to critically engage with world events and the media narratives that shape them.

March 26, 2026Teaching and Learning

3D-printing of oyster brick

USF Helping to Restore Tampa Bay’s Oyster Populations by 3D-Printing Habitats

Along the seawall of Bayboro Harbor, a group of USF students and professors recently installed 3D-printed habitats they hope will soon house oysters that can filter thousands of gallons of water per day and improve both water quality and ecosystem health.

March 9, 2026Teaching and Learning

Brian Edgar, Angela Jones, and Honors students pose after class with a USF t-shirt

Screenwriter Brian Edgar Visits Honors Class to Help Students Shape Their Creative Voice

Screenwriter Brian Edgar visited the USF Judy Genshaft Honors College to share insights from the film and publishing industries, guiding students through the process of refining story ideas and crafting compelling loglines. Students in the course, Unlocking the Secrets of Ghostwriting: The Art of Storytelling through a Collaborative Literary Process, explored industry techniques for organizing narratives, received feedback on their concepts, and learned how professional writers develop ideas into stories.

March 5, 2026Teaching and Learning

Cameran Isler in Honors College, Podcast Logo, Podcast Title:

From the Classroom to Congress: Cameran Isler’s Service-Driven Journey

Third-year Honors student Cameran Isler is turning her passion for public service into measurable impact. From interning in the Florida Legislature to now managing interns as a congressional aide in Florida’s 15th District, Isler connects her philosophy and Honors College studies to resolving real-world problems.

March 3, 2026Community, Teaching and Learning

Al Blanchard headshot in the Judy Genshaft Honors College

Honors College Announces New Blanchard Sustainability Leadership Prize

Generously supported by Judy Genshaft Honors College affiliate faculty member and former Honors advisor Dr. Al Blanchard, the Blanchard Sustainability Prize will award funding each fall and spring semester to Honors students pursuing innovative sustainability projects.

February 20, 2026Teaching and Learning

Holly and Deepak Singh on the terrace of the Judy Genshaft Honors College building

Honors Faculty Pair Brings Global Insight and Creative Teaching to USF

Teaching in the Honors College is a family affair for Holly Donahue Singh and Deepak Singh. Together, the couple bring global experience and creative teaching to the Judy Genshaft Honors College, blending interdisciplinary learning, fine arts, and critical reflection to help students grow academically and personally.

February 13, 2026Community, Teaching and Learning

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