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Dear USF Health Research Community,
I invite you to join us on Friday, February 23, 2018 for 28th Annual USF Health Research Day! The annual event highlights the high-impact scholarly work of students, residents, fellows and postdoctoral students across USF Health as well as health-related collaborations with other USF colleges.
Featured speaker Francis McCormack, MD, professor of medicine and division director of pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine at the University of Cincinnati, will kick off the day’s activities at 8:15 a.m. with the Annual Roy H. Behnke, MD, Distinguished Lectureship titled “Silencing LAM: Science, Synergy and Serendipity.”
Poster judging will begin at 10 a.m., with a record number of 391 posters exhibited. Posters may be viewed from 9:30am to 3:30pm, with judging beginning at 10:00am. In addition, the 9th Annual Joseph Krzanowksi Invited Oral Presentations session will occur at 12-noon, which will feature research from 12 students representing the colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Public Health and Pharmacy. Full agenda and poster abstracts can be viewed at https://usfresearchday2018.sched.com/.
For more information on Research Day, please visit http://bit.ly/ResearchDay2018.
Thank you,
Stephen B. Liggett, MD
Vice Dean for Research, College of Medicine
Associate Vice President for Research, USF Health
Professor of Medicine, Molecular Physiology and Pharmacology
University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine
12901 Bruce B. Downs Blvd, MDC 2
Tampa, FL 33612
813 974-7715
813 396-9187 (direct)
- What is an Information Session? A one hour information session about our nursing programs prior to the application process.
- Who should attend? All prospective students.
- Complete details: Click here for important information prior to arriving.
For students who have a degree in another field and are not a nurse, medic or corpsman, interested in receiving a bachelor’s degree in nursing.
- What is an Information Session? A one hour information session about our nursing programs prior to the application process.
- Who should attend? All prospective students.
- Important details:
- Click here for webinar instructions and other important information prior to participating.
- Navigate to > Select A Session > Second Degree > See Webinar & Log-in Instructions
Lecture Title:
“Clinical Knowledge Development: Continuity of Care of Injured Service Members”
Please join us for a Guest Lecture.
Contact Gloria Roby for more information.
For students who don’t have a degree and are not a nurse, medic or corpsman, interested in receiving a bachelor’s degree in nursing.
- What is an Information Session? A one hour information session about our nursing programs prior to the application process.
- Who should attend? All prospective students.
- Important details: Click here for important information prior to arriving.
Please join us for the Faculty Applicant Presentations.
Contact Hannah Mark-Serieux for more information.
For students who are already nurses, have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in nursing (or another field), and are interested in receiving a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) or a Doctorate of Philosophy in Nursing Science (PhD).
Our previously offered RN-MSN bridge program, for students with an Associate’s Degree in Nursing, is currently on hold.
- What is an Information Session? A one hour information session about our nursing programs prior to the application process.
- Who should attend? All prospective students.
- Complete details: Click here for important information prior to arriving.
- What is an Information Session? A one hour information session about our nursing programs prior to the application process.
- Who should attend? All prospective students.
- Complete details: Click here for important information prior to arriving.
For students who have a degree in another field and are not a nurse, medic or corpsman, interested in receiving a bachelor’s degree in nursing.
- What is an Information Session? A one hour information session about our nursing programs prior to the application process.
- Who should attend? All prospective students.
- Important details: Click here for important information prior to arriving.
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