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A proud Թϱalumnus and his wife make a gift designed to help College of Arts and Sciences students eyeing medical school.
October 30, 2023Alumni
![Student presenters at the CJRP’s research and policy showcase shared their latest research findings on a variety of topics impacting outcomes in the criminal justice system. (Photo by Corey Lepak)](/arts-sciences/chronicles/images/edition-19/cjrp-showcase-490x328.jpg)
CJRP showcases student research and honors community members ‘making an impact’ in the justice system
The Թϱ’s Center for Justice Research and Policy (CJRP) hosted a research and policy showcase to highlight student research related to issues in the justice system and also recognize and honor those working in the field.
October 25, 2023Community Engagement, Events, Research
![man browses display of firearms in a store (Adobe stock photo)](/arts-sciences/chronicles/images/edition-19/firearm-survey-490x328.jpg)
New study results show high rate of mental health problems and political extremism in pandemic-era firearm buyers
In a groundbreaking new study, researchers from the University of Michigan, the Թϱ, the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and Michigan State University have shed light on the concerning consequences of pandemic-era firearm purchases.
October 25, 2023Research
A vital way to learn journalism is by doing journalism. That’s the spirit that imbues a new podcast series created by ԹϱSt. Petersburg’s journalism program and the Tampa Bay Times.
October 25, 2023Community Engagement, Research
![(From left) ISLAC director and associate professor in the Department of Sociology and Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Dr. Beatriz Padilla, applied anthropology PhD student Tailyn Osorio, Rebecca Campbell-Montalvo, president of the Anthropology Graduate Student Organization and PhD student Jordan Wright, and anthropology chair and professor Dr. Antoinette Jackson. (Photo courtesy of Chaady Radwan)](/arts-sciences/chronicles/images/edition-19/rcm-490x328.jpg)
Թϱalumna investigates the erasure of Indigenous identity in schools and society
An engaging exploration of Թϱalumna Rebecca Campbell-Montalvo’s new book, “The Latinization of Indigenous Students: Erasing Identity and Restricting Opportunity at School,” shedding light on how institutionalized school systems affect Indigenous communities.
![Colleen Chappell accepting the Lifetime Achievement award at the WLP symposium. (Photo courtesy of John Tipton & Mridula Singh)](/arts-sciences/chronicles/images/edition-19/chappell-490x328.jpg)
CAS alumna Colleen Chappell receives Women in Leadership and Philanthropy’s Lifetime Achievement award
WLP recognizes Colleen Chappell's contributions to the Թϱcommunity and beyond, through its Lifetime Achievement Award.
October 24, 2023Accomplishments, Alumni, Events
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Dr. Elizabeth Aranda joins fellowship focused on Puerto Rico in post-disaster settings
Dr. Elizabeth Aranda, professor of sociology and director of the Im/migrant Well-Being Research Center, will focus on the future of Puerto Rico in a post-disaster context in her newly awarded fellowship.
October 23, 2023Accomplishments, Community Engagement, Research
![Silvia Moreno-Garcia discussing her new book “Silver Nitrate” with moderator Carmen Alvarez. (Photo by Corey Lepak)](/arts-sciences/chronicles/images/edition-19/hi-490x328.jpg)
Humanities Institute hosts New York Times bestselling author Silvia Moreno-Garcia
The Humanities Institute welcomed New York Times bestselling author Silvia Moreno Garcia for a discussion about her recent book, “Silver Nitrate.”
October 23, 2023Events
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The Zimmerman School at Թϱand FBI Tampa Field Office partner to create public service announcement
The Zimmerman School of Advertising and Mass Communications was recently tapped by the Federal Bureau of Investigation Tampa Filed Office to create a public service announcement about the dangers of posting personal information online and on social media.
October 23, 2023Community Engagement
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Թϱresearchers partner with law enforcement to help Florida families find missing loved ones
Թϱ researchers, in conjunction with local law enforcement agencies and the Florida Sheriff’s Association Cold Case Commission hosted the second annual Missing in Florida Day. The goal of the event is to help solve violent crime cold cases through anthropology, scientific research, education and forensic art.
October 19, 2023Community Engagement, Research
![ԹϱCollege of Arts and Sciences congratulated four awardees at this year’s Status of Latinos (SoL) Hispanic Heritage Month awards ceremony. (From left) Elvis Rodriguez, Barbara Herrera, CAS Interim Dean Magali Michael, Dr. Susan Mooney, and Dr. Natalie Scenters-Zapico. (Photo by Corey Lepak)](/arts-sciences/chronicles/images/edition-19/sol-awardees-490x328.jpg)
CAS faculty and students earn ԹϱStatus of Latinos awards
The College of Arts and Sciences congratulates four awardees at this year’s Status of Latinos (SoL) Hispanic Heritage Month awards ceremony for their academic research and community service contributions to the Latinx community.
October 18, 2023Accomplishments, Community Engagement, Events, Featured
![Lauren Arrington, PhD (Photo courtesy of Arrington)](/arts-sciences/chronicles/images/edition-19/lauren-arrington-headshot-490.jpg)
Dr. Lauren Arrington earns National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship
Dr. Lauren Arrington, chair of the Department of English, has earned a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Public Scholars Fellowship. The fellowship will allow her to complete her book about how the New Deal’s art projects enabled a network of women artists to engage in advocacy efforts during the time.
October 17, 2023Accomplishments, Research