A New York Times story published earlier this month questioned the high number of A's and B's among graduate schools, including at USF. . .
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The reason for this is that since I can remember my father recited this poem to the family, as he did so many others from the works of Poe. My father loved reading poetry. . .
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CRD Associates is currently accepting applications for a full-time summer Fellowship position in Washington D.C. The Fellowship duties are varied and range from attending hearings and markups, writing articles on hearings or other legislative developments, arranging and organizing meetings in Congressional offices, preparing Hill Day materials, and providing general support for the firm.
If you are interested, please email your resume and contact information by Friday April 13 to the director of the CRD program and firm counsel:
Erika Miller: emiller@dc-crd.com
visit website - http://www.dc-crd.com/

The underrepresentation of minority students in STEM fields is a national concern to officials at the graduate-school council and the NSF. The United States is faced with an aging STEM faculty and nonacademic work force that will need to be replaced at the same time interest in STEM fields appears to be waning among all students. . .
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The Social Security Administration approved eight research projects through its Disability Determination Process Small Grant Program. This new program aims to improve the disability process through innovative research by graduate students focusing on topics such as the Compassionate Allowances program, Wounded Warriors initiative, homelessness and SSI, and disability enrollment issues.
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Congratulations to Joseph Fogarty, Evan Lafalce and Aaron Landerville for receiving this prestigious and extremely competitive international honor! Congratulations also to their respective mentors Drs. Sagar Pandit, Xiaomei Jiang and Ivan Oleynik. This meeting, from July 1st to July 6th, 2012, will be dedicated to physics and “include more than 25 Nobel Laureates and 550 young researchers from all over the world to meet at Lindau to exchange ideas, discuss projects and build international networks.”
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The second edition of Injury Prevention for Children and Adolescents: Research, Practice, and Advocacy has been published by APHA...
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This year, GSA’s science editors have again compiled their list of exceptional reviewers - colleagues who have tirelessly provided prompt, insightful, meticulous, and tactful reviews of papers...
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Graduate education and engineering programs earn spots on U.S. News & World Report rankings of best online education opportunities...
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When Governor Rick Scott recently argued against funding for degrees like anthropology, the students and faculty at USF promptly responded to the challenge...
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Princeton Review Gives USF Program High Marks. The USF Entrepreneurship Program is named among the top 25 graduate programs in the U.S.
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Andrea Johnson-Pittard won Best Paper in Ancient History, and Caitlin Alderson won Best Paper in Southern History...
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