College of Arts and Sciences News

Ivona has a background in research and is hoping to transition to a role in management that oversees proejcts or in regulatory affairs.
 

Brandt loves problem-solving through numbers, which led him to studying data science and statistics. He hopes to use data to improve the world, whether that be in healthcare, education, or tech.
 

Anna aspires to become a professor, mentor, and continue publishing poetry and prose rooted in migration, motherhood, and Chicanx/Latinx identities.
 

Devyn grew up playing and watching soccer. She hopes to work in women's sports within team operations and development.
 

I come from a family of nurses. My mother has been a NICU and pediatric nurse for 26 years, and my grandmother was a maternal child health nurse for 42 years.

Andreas hopes to create technologies that make a positive difference in people's lives.
 

Laura has always wanted to work on climate action. She hopes to improve the Tennessee Valley's health in the face of climate impacts.
 

Nicki hopes to work at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu, Hawai'i, where she can celebrate and continue to amplify Native Hawaiian histories and futures.
 

Armando's career ambition is to become a sports agent focused on helping international athletes transition into major league sports in the United States.
 

More than 330 guests — including USF School of Management faculty, staff, students, members of the USF Board of Trustees, university leadership, multiple generations of alumni, and business leaders were in attendance for the School of Management Centennial Gala. The black tie event, hosted by SOM alumnus Phil Spiegel ’94 at the Conservatory at One Sansome, commemorated the school’s 100 years of excellence in business education.