News & Announcements
Undergraduate Research Positions Available!
Attend a Getting Started in Undergrad Research workshop to learn how to engage with mentors and to find out about the types of research opportunities available…… . To Register
Summer Research REU
Exciting Hurricane Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) now underway at USF. Read more
OUR Featured in USF Magazine
The OUR is the featured story in the Summer 2012 edition of the USF Magazine Read more

Paris E-Journal 2012
NOTES FROM PARIS.………………………………
Late May 2012- Entry #1
2012 Research in Art Scholarship recipients share their thoughts about departing for Paris, what they hope to learn while in Paris this summer and how they believe the experience will influence their art and their approach to their process of creation. Learn more about the Research in Arts Scholarship HERE »
Undergraduate Research and Arts Colloquium Participants Receive Top Honors
Ms. Elise Fisher, who presented a poster at the Colloquium, won the top honor for the best undergraduate research paper on advertising and society from the Advertising Education Foundation. Ms. Fisher also won $1,000 and is in consideration for publication in the AEF’s Journal Advertising & Society Review. Her paper is titled, “Levels of Female Sexuality in Athletic-related Advertising.”
Mr. Joseph Mack, who had an oral presentation in the Colloquium, won an honorable mention distinction as a finalist for his paper titled, “Are SuperPACs Actually Good For Democracy? Corporations, Advertising, and the American Millennial Voter.”
“I am so very proud of them, and thankful that the OUR’s Undergraduate Research Colloquium offered them a forum to present their hard work. This was my first time trying to take part in the Colloquium, and I learned a great deal that should strengthen our submissions in the future.” Dr. Harold Vincent, School of Mass Communications
Modern Study Space, New STEM Lab Coming to Library’s 2nd Floor
This summer, the second floor of the USF Tampa Library will be transformed! A complete renovation of the southern half of the floor will add a modern open-seating study lounge to the existing Learning Commons and a 300+ seat STEM computer lab (science, technology, engineering, math) to serve USF students in their quest for academic success.








