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SHARP: A Commitment to Employee Well-Being and Safety Excellence

SHARP highlights small employers with outstanding safety and health management systems, recognizing their commitment to employee well-being, injury prevention, and continuous workplace safety improvement.

September 18, 2026USF SafetyFloridaText Story

Protecting New Workers by Building Heat Tolerance

This article highlights the importance of gradually acclimatizing new and returning workers to hot environments to reduce the risk of heat-related illness and improve workplace safety.

September 18, 2026USF SafetyFloridaText Story

Explore public health graduate programs at the TIPH Fair in Tampa

Are you considering graduate school in public health? If so, join us in Tampa for the This Is Public Health庐 (TIPH) Graduate School Fair.

September 8, 2026College News

USF students shine in presentations at state-wide public health conference

Students and faculty from the COPH made a strong impression with their ideas about the future at the 2026 Florida Public Health Association Educational Conference in Orlando, which featured the theme 鈥淐ommitting to Excellence Through Collaborations and Continuity.鈥�

September 8, 2026Community Health Sciences, Epidemiology, Research and Innovation, Student Life

USF students present the case for healthier diets in underserved communities

A team of students from the COPH and Judy Genshaft Honors College offered plenty to digest at an international conference on nutrition science, where topics ranged from ultra-processed foods to obesity medications.

September 8, 2026Community Health Sciences, Student Life

USF鈥檚 Dr. Heewon Gray receives mid-career award for contributions to nutrition education and behavioral science

Dr. Heewon Gray, associate professor at the COPH, received the Mid-Career Professional Achievement Award from the Nutrition Education and Behavioral Science Research Interest Section of the American Society for Nutrition, recognizing her contributions to research, teaching, mentorship and leadership in the field.

September 8, 2026Awards and Honors, Community Health Sciences

From the classroom to courtside: My journey as a USF Athletics nutrition intern

COPH student Anyiah Clemons is gaining hands-on experience in sports nutrition as an intern with USF Athletics, supporting the men鈥檚 and women鈥檚 basketball programs. From athlete fueling and recovery to performance nutrition, the experience is helping Clemons connect what she鈥檚 learned in the classroom with her goal of becoming a sports physical therapist.

September 8, 2026Student Life

Global Virus Network and USF bring Florida high school students inside the world of virology and public health

Thirty high school students from 18 communities across Florida arrived in Tampa last week for the Global Virus Network Global Guardians for Pandemic Preparedness Program, an immersive educational experience for young learners curious about viruses and careers in science.

September 8, 2026College News

The USF College of Public Health Alumni Newsletter for Fall 2026.

August 24, 2026Alumni and Development

Incoming class of 2026

This fall, the USF College of Public Health (COPH) welcomes 653 new students as part of the incoming Class of 2026. Bringing diverse backgrounds, experiences and goals, these students share a common commitment to making a difference in public health.

August 24, 2026Student Life

Orlando alumni stay connected around FPHA conference

Orlando-area alumni and friends of the USF College of Public Health had two opportunities to connect during the week of the Florida Public Health Association (FPHA) Conference.

August 24, 2026Alumni and Development

Dr. Thomas Bernard retires after nearly four decades of service to occupational health and safety

After nearly four decades of teaching, research and service at the USF College of Public Health (COPH), Dr. Thomas Bernard, professor in the Department of Health Policy and Systems Management, will retire Aug. 31.

August 24, 2026College News, Health Policy and Systems Management