USF Public Health

Happy first day of spring, Bulls!🤘🌺

Thinking about your next step in public health? Join us next week for a series of COPH recruitment events to learn more about our programs and explore where a degree in public health can take you. Link to events here: usf.edu/health/public-…

The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health Annual Meeting is officially underway 👏 From thought-provoking sessions to meaningful connections, the academic public health community is coming together to learn, collaborate and drive impact.

The award-winning Community Air Monitoring Network, led by the COPH’s Dr. Amy Stuart, recently hosted its annual summit in Tampa bringing partners together to share updates and strengthen efforts to improve air quality in local communities. usf.edu/health/public-…

Rocky D. Bull is ready for spring break… even if the weather didn’t quite get the memo. 🌧️🌴 Wherever you’re headed, remember these public health basics: hydrate, protect your skin and stay safe. Have a happy spring break!

Future public health leaders 👀 Meet the COPH team at the ASPPH This Is Public Health Graduate School Fair in Washington, D.C. Learn about our graduate programs and snag some COPH swag. More info here: aspph.org/join-our-march…

Scientists at the USF College of Public Health are part of a global community of women advancing science and supporting one another through the 500 Women Scientists network. Tune in and how you can join the next generation of public health leaders at USF. youtu.be/PTjEL0WChRY?si…

The latest COPH Monday Letter is out now. Catch up on college news, upcoming events and highlights from our community all in one place. 🔗 conta.cc/40SdzGv

Congratulations to our students who participated in USF Health Research Day today! Your dedication to advancing public health research and sharing your work with the community is inspiring. 👏

How do you rebuild a health system during conflict? Tomorrow, global public health physician Dr. Ibrahim A. Bani joins the COPH to discuss humanitarian response and protecting health workers in crisis settings.

How do we keep health care workers safe on the job? MPH student Angelica Rios is studying infection prevention training gaps for first responders and health care workers. usf.edu/health/public-…

“#Multivitamins are absorbed best when they're taken with food, especially with a meal that contains some fat.” @usfcoph nutrition expert Lauri Wright weighed in for a @health_com_ story. #usf Read more 🔽 health.com/best-time-to-t…

BSHS student Gabriella Niedbala has been named a 2025 Better Living for Seniors Hillsborough Scholarship recipient. The honor recognizes her dedication to improving the lives of older adults as she prepares for a career in nursing and senior care. usf.edu/health/public-…

Janelle Hanson has been selected as the university’s Staff Member of the Year after first earning a USF Outstanding Staff Award. The honor recognizes her exceptional service and commitment to supporting students and colleagues across the college. usf.edu/health/public-…

We were proud to welcome Moez Limayem for his first visit to the @USFHealth Morsani College of Medicine since becoming president of the @USouthFlorida. President Limayem experienced firsthand how we are advancing education, research and patient care — all in pursuit of our mission of Making Lives Better. Together, our university is shaping the future of health for Tampa Bay and beyond.

The Monday Letter is out now! From announcements and achievements to events and opportunities, see what’s happening across the college. Read here: conta.cc/4cGKQvt

Thinking about your next move? We’ve got a full lineup of recruitment events next week to help you explore our graduate programs, connect with our team and see what makes the USF College of Public Health different. 🔗 View the full schedule and details: usf.edu/health/public-…

🎙️New episode! The COPH Activist Lab welcomed The Right Honourable Henry McLeish, former Prime Minister of Scotland, and Dean Sten Vermund to discuss Alzheimer’s in the U.S. & Scotland, national brain health initiatives and how advocates can drive change. open.spotify.com/episode/2YdAp5…

Dr. Dina Martinez-Tyson led a group of students on a service-learning trip to the Dominican Republic, where participants volunteered in local clinics, supported community health education efforts and engaged in cultural immersion experiences. usf.edu/honors/news/20…

Day one is here – welcome home, @USF_Pres Moez Limayem🤘