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Key Success Indicator 1: Student Affairs Strategy 1.3 > Academic- and Student Affairs CollaborationsExpand opportunities for applied learning, scholarly research and collaboration between Academic and Student Affairs programs.

Department:

1.1 Please list each activity/program/service in which your department collaborated with Academic Affairs in academic year 2011-12.

Academic Affairs units include colleges, academic departments, and individual faculty members as well as other departments that report to Academic Affairs.

Academic Year 2011-12 = Summer 2011, Fall 2011 and Spring 2012

1.2. List whether each activity/program/service had at least one desired outcome(s) specified in advance. If so, briefly indicate whether the activity/program

or service was demonstrated to have achieved the desired outcome. Be sure to have evidence on hand to support this statement.

Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No

1

CC WELL Class presentation on health and weight 1.0

X X

Increase knowledge of body image

and eating disorders, given to the

athletic training class

2CC WELL

Dissertation and thesis workshop1.2

X X

Provide support for thesis completion

to graduate students

3CC WELL

Dissertation and thesis workshop1.2

X X

Provide support for thesis completion

to graduate students

4CC WELL

Internship Seminar Course: Counselor

Education3.0

X X

Increase knowledge and practical

clinical experience in the field

5CC WELL

Orientation to new students5.0

X X

Familiarize students and families to

Counseling Center services

6CC WELL

Orientation for transfer students5.1

X X



7CC WELL

Orientation for graduate students5.4

X X



8

CC WELL

Orientation for parents

5.2

X X

Transitional issues and available

resources. Achieved

9CC WELL

Orientation for international students5.3

X X



Type of Activity/Program/ServiceWas at least one

desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?

If yes, briefly identify the

outcome(s) and state whether

the desired outcome was

achieved.

Notes

Mark an "X" for type of A/P/S

Check all that applyNumber Department Team Activity / Program / Service Category

2011-12 Data Collection KSI 1 5/7/2013 || 1 of 32 USF Student Affairs

Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



10CC WELL

Faculty Consultation6.0

X X

Assist faculty with issues related to

student academic success

11

CC WELL

Orientation to Latino Scholars

5.0

X X

Familiarize Latino students and

families to Counseling Center services

12CC WELL

Outreach for Tutoring and Learning Services:

Test Anxiety1.0

X X

13CC WELL

Outreach for Tutoring and Learning Services:

Time Management1.0

X X

14 CC WELL Outreach for UE/TRAC 1.0 X X

15 CC WELL Outreach for UE 1.0 X X

16

CC WELL

Stronger Than I Knew Project

1.1

X X

Student videos shown at graduate

orientation, English classes, Public

Speaking classes

17 CC WELL Presented to College Student Affairs class 1.0 X X

18 CC WELL Interviews with Journalism students 1.1 X X

19 CC WELL Workshop for the medical School 1.2 X

20

CC WELL

Campus Connect training: FSI

1.1

X X

Increase knowledge and skills as

a gatekeeper to prevent student

suicide - outcome was achieved

21

CC WELL

Campus Connect training: Graduate School

1.1

X X




22

CC WELL

Campus Connect training: Wellness

1.1

X X




23

CC WELLCampus Connect training: Student Support

Services

1.1

X X





Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



24

CC WELL

Campus Connect training: College of Education

1.1

X X




25

CC WELL

Presented to graduate Public Health class

1.0

X X

Increase knowledge of stress

management skills and applied

techniques. Achieved.

26CC WELL

Stress management workshop for the Honors

College1.1

X X

27CC WELL

Stress management workshop for Social Work1.1

X X

28CC WELL

Stress management workshop for College Link,

School of Social Work1.1

X X

29

CC WELLCampus Connect training: College Student

Affairs

1.1

X X




30 CC WELL MBTI: Graduate Program 1.1 X X

31 CC WELL "House Calls" 1.1 X X X

32CC WELL

Presented at class discussion on

careers1.2

X X

33CC WELL

Stress management at Women's Spa

Day1.1

X X

34 CC WELL Tunnel of Oppression 1.0 X X

35CC WELL

Death notification to Engineering students1.0

X X

Provided support to students during

loss of presser

36

CC WELL

Support for Living Learning Community

1.0

X X

Provided support to students in the

Business Learning Community

following student incident

37 CC WELL Training for RA/Senior Staff 1.1 X X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



38

CC WELLPresented to undergraduate Public Health class:

stress management

1.0

X X

Increase knowledge of stress

management skills and applied

techniques. Achieved.

39CC WELL

Conflict resolution presentation for housing

professionals1.1

X X

40CC WELL

Presentation on Diversity Walk for the USF

Diversity Summit1.2

X X

41CC WELL

Presentation at Family and Couples Annual

Conference1.2

X X

42

CC WELL Presented to undergraduate Public Health class:

How to Avoid Relationship Drama

1.0

X X

43CC WELL

Presented to undergraduate Public Health class:

Finding Mr./Ms. Right1.0

X X

44 CC WELL Thesis/Dissertation Support Group 1.0 X X

45 CC WELL INTO Transition Day Outreach 1.1 X X

46CC WELL

Undergraduate Social Work volunteer7.0

X X

Satisfactory field learning

experience. Achieved.

47

CC WELL

Low-cost referral list distribution in

psychological research study with Dr.

Schonenfeld

8.1

X X

48

CC WELL

Draft Social Work practicum placement

7.0

X X

Completed terms and agreement

of practicum. Achieved.

49

CC WELL

Dissertation workshop

1.0

X X

Increased knowledge of time and

stress management behaviors.

Achieved.

50

CC WELL

Cultural Adjustment Workshop

5.3

X X

Increase knowledge of culture

shock and adjustment behaviors.

Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



51

CC WELL

Mental Health and Study Abroad Workshop

1.2

X X

Increase awareness of mental

health needs of domestic

students studying abroad.

Achieved.

52CC WELL

Substance abuse lecture to graduate students3.0

X X

53CC WELL

Provided lecture to UE students on Student

Affairs1.0

X X

54 CC WELL Take Back the Night 1.0 X X

55

CC WELLDialectical Behavior Therapy Workshop with the

Department of Social Work

1.2 X XProvided training on DBT theory

and practice. Outcome specified

in advance and achieved

56 CLCE CDSE Foster Angels Toy Drive 6.1 X X

57 CLCE CDSE Bulls Service Breaks 6.1 X X X

58 CLCE CDSE Leadership Studies Program 1.0 X X

59 CLCE CDSECollege of Pharmacy Leadership

Workshop1.1 X X

60 CLCE CDSE

Graduate Studies Leadership Institute

1.0

X X

Dean Liller's office handled the

assessment CLCE was informed

that learning outcomes related

to leadership were achieved.

61 CR WELL taught PEL 2441 1.0 X Xtaught 2 hour credit activity

course

62 CR WELL thesis director; Honor's College 8.0 x x

63 CR WELLmember on University-wide task force

(Student Affairs Transition Team)9.0 x x

64 CR WELLmember of Student Employment

Task Force9.0 x x

65 CR WELL CRM Vendor Presentations

Campus Management9.0 x x

66 CR WELL Exercise is Medicine Task Force 9.0 x x


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



67 CR WELL College Student Affairs; guest lecturer 1.2 x x

68 CR WELLAthletic Training Graduate assistant

supervision7.2 x x

69 CR WELLPresenter for the Exercise is Medicine

Lecture Series

1.2

X

X X

Provide the USF community with

wellness/fitness education from

experienced professionals.

Achieved

70 CR WELL

Hosted an Individuals with Disabilities

Sensitivity Training workshop for student

employees

1.2

X X

X X

Partnered with Students with

Disabilities Services to provide

student employees with hands-

on sensitivity training to enhance

customer care. Partially

achieved - Outcome was

specified in advance, but not

assessed

71 CR WELL

New Student Connections/Orientation

5.0 X X

First Year students exposed to

tips regarding Campus

Recreation. Achieved

72 CR WELL

Supervised Intern (Spring 2012)

7.2

X X

X X

Learn daily operations of Campus

Recreation with a focus on

Fitness. Achieved

73 CR WELL

Supervised 41 student employees

7.0 X

Learn daily operations of Campus

Recreation with a focus on

Fitness. In progress

74 CR WELLTaught HSC 2400-003 for Physical Education

Department Fall 20113.0 x X

The course content and activities

will prepare you to recognize

emergencies, make first aid

decisions, and provide care with

little or no first aid supplies or

equipment. Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



75 CR WELLProvide practical instruction and feedback to

new upcoming instructors, allow them to

shadow under current instructors

1.1 x

76 CR WELL New Student Connection/Orientation 5.0 X XTips/Knowledge for first year

77 CR WELLPrivate Group Fitness classes College

of Public Health1.1 X X

78 CR WELLSupervised GA (Exercise Science)

7.2X X

X XLearning practical skills for future

career. In progress.

79 CR WELLSupervised Intern Spring 2012

(Exercise Science) 7.2

X XX X

Learning practical skills for future

career. Achieved

80 CR WELLSupervised 20 student staff

7.1X

X XLearning practical skills for future

career. In progress.

81 CR WELL Exercise is Medicine Lecture Series 1.2 X X

82 CR WELLPerformance Nutrition Workshop

(Sport Clubs)1.1 X X

Dr. Campbell (Exercise Science)

83 CR WELL Concussion & Home Injury Care

Workshop (Sport Clubs)

1.1 X X Kim Baughman (College of

Orthopedics and Sports Medicine)

84 CR WELL Stretching & Hydration Workshop

(Sport Clubs)

1.1 X X Kim Baughman (College of

Orthopedics and Sports Medicine)

85 CR WELL Honors Thesis Project Director

(Ashley Johnson)

8.0 X X X Joana Cohen ("Officer Transitions in

Student Organizations")

86 CRWELL

First Aid Instructor for Exercise Science

class (Ashley Johnson)3.0 X

X HSC2400-002 Spring 2012

87 CR WELL Academic Advising for BSN Majors 1.0 X X

88 CR WELL University Experience 3.0 X X

89 CRWELL New Student Connections/Orientation

5.0 X XFirst Year's exposed to

transition tips. Achieved.

90 CR WELL Committee for Architecture Thesis 6.0 X X X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



91 CRWELL Supervised GA (facility)

7.2 X X X XLearn daily functions of

Campus Rec. In progress

92 CRWELL Supervised Intern (Fall 2012)


Campus Rec. Achieved.

93 CRWELL Supervised Intern (Spring 2012)


Campus Rec. Achieved.

94 CR WELL Committee for Customer Service 9.0 X X

95 CRWELL Supervised 54 student employees

7.1 XLearn daily functions of

Campus Rec. In progress.

96 CR

WELL Supervised GA (Aquatics)

7.2 X X X X

Learn daily functions of

Aquatics Program. No. Student

left position.

97 CR WELLInstructor for PET 3404 - Responding to

Emergencies (fall)3.0

98 CR WELLInstructor for HSC 2400 - First Aid

(summer, fall, spring)3.0

99 CR WELL

Letting Grow Facilitator Summer 2011

5.2 X X

Facilitate discussion of issues for

parents and families to expect

during the transition to USF..

Achieved.

100 CR WELL

Letting Grow Facilitator Summer 2012

5.2 X X

Facilitate discussion of issues for

parents and families to expect

during the transition to USF.

Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



101 CR WELL

Student Life and Engagement Group

- co-chair

9.0 X X

A working group of colleagues

focused on the development of

vibrant campus life with

intentional programming

through: collaborative

partnerships, knowledge based

decision making, assessment and

learning outcomes, and student

leadership development.

Achieved.

102 CR WELL After Dark Planning Committee 5.0 X X

103 CR WELL

Title IX Committee Member

9.0 X X

Review University's compliance

with regards to Title IX.

Achieved.

104 CR WELL

Taught PET 3713- Theory and Practice of

Teaching Group Exercise (core course for

Exercise Science undergraduate program)3.0 X X X

ACSM KSAs (knowledge, skills,

and abilities) - achieved as

evidenced by practical and

written exams.

105

CR WELL

Exercise Science Student Internship

Supervisor 1.0

X X

X

Develop, market, and present (3)

lecture/practical presentations

(of relevant health/fitness topics)

to contribute to the

department's Fitness Education

Workshop Series - achieved.

106

CR WELL

Exercise Is Medicine: Lecture Series

(Exercise Science) 1.2

X X

X

Increase awareness of EIM On

Campus initiative, identify fitness

experts on campus- achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



107

CR WELL

Open Street Mapping Party

(Dept. of Geography) 1.1

X X Raise awareness of OSM at USF,

increase usage on website.

108 CSI CDSE Student Organization Advisors 1.1 X X Faculty members serve as Advisors to

registered Student Organizations

109 CSI CDSEStudent Leader Awards Selection

Committee 9.0X X

110 CSI CDSEUniversity Lecture Series Presents -

Matisyahu1.1 X X

Collaboration with Religious

Studies

111 CSI CDSE Student Organization Bull Session 1.1 X X

Student organization

leaders/Advisors will become

increasingly aware of fiscal best

practices for registered student

organizations. Outcome was

achieved.

A specific Bull Session was held for all

the Registered Student Organizations

within the College of Medicine

112 CSI CDSE Centre Gallery "Paris" Exhibit

1.2

X X

Worked with the Faculty who lead the

student trip to Paris to create an

exhibit in the Center Gallery of their

trip photographs

113 CSI CDSE Center Gallery Student Internship

7.0

X X

Students work through the Center

Gallery and the School of Arts to

develop and implement a Center

Gallery Internship experience.

114 CSI CDSE University Lecture Series - The June

Baumgardner Gelbart Lecture in Jewish Studies

1.1 X X

Co Sponsor Steven Nadler Lecture

115 CSI CDSEUniversity Experience Presentations 3.0

X XPresented in a number of University

Experience classes


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



116 CSI CDSE

5 Graduate Assistants 7.2

X X

The Center for Student

Involvement has develop first

year learning outcomes which

focus on program development,

advising and leadership

development. Outcomes were

achieved this year.

117 CVAVP WELLPresentations in Sex, Health & Decision Making

Classes 1.2X X X

118 CVAVP WELL College of Nursing Orientation 5.1 X X

119 CVAVP WELL Transfer Orientation Showcases 5.1 X X

120 CVAVP WELL New Student Orientation Showcases 5.1 X X

121 CVAVP WELL Graduate Student Orientation Showcases 5.4 X X

122 CVAVP WELL Presentations to RAs 1.2 X X X

123 CVAVP WELL

Teaching REAL Men Leadership Course 3.0

X X

In collaboration with

Leadership Development, REAL

Coordinator & Asst. Director will

teach a REAL Men Leadership

Course in Fall and Spring

semesters. Male students

enrolled in the course will help

prevent sexual violence by

learning the skills to teach the

REAL Deal workshop. Achieved.

124 CVAVP WELL Presentations in Leadership Courses 1.2 X X

125 CVAVP WELLPresentations at Moffitt, primarily for

nurses, doctors 1.1X X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



126 CVAVP WELL

Presentations for FSI 1.2

X X

1. 90% of students participating

in REAL Deal presentations &

workshops will increase their

knowledge of bystander

intervention techniques -

Achieved. 2. 90% of students

participating in REAL Deal

presentations & workshops will

report increased willingness to

change their actions in order to

prevent violence against women -

Achieved.

127 CVAVP WELLPresentations to Women &

Communications classes 1.2X X

128 CVAVP WELL Presentations to ENC 1101 classes 1.2 X X

129 CVAVP WELL Presentations to ENC 1102 classes 1.2 X X

130 CVAVP WELL Provide emotional support for students

,in Crime & Justice classes 1X X

Advocates in classroom to attend to

students distressed by violent

material in class

131 CVAVP WELL Presentations to CSA students 1.2 X X

132 CVAVP WELLPresentations to students living in

residence halls 1.2X X

133 CVAVP WELLBlack Student Union weekend tabling

event 1.1X X

134 CVAVP WELL Presentation to Navy & Marine ROTC 1.2 X X

135 CVAVP WELL Presentations to UE classes 1.2 X X

136 CVAVP WELL Presentations to Crime & Justice classes 1.2 X X

137 CVAVP WELLPresentations to Human Sexual

Behavior classes 1.2X X

138 CVAVP WELL Presentation for ZTA Sorority 1.2 X X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



139CVAVP WELL

Presentations for Women's Studies

class 1.2X X

140CVAVP WELL

Presentations for fraternities &

sororities 1.2X X

141CVAVP WELL

Presentations to Women & Health

classes 1.2X X

142CVAVP WELL

Presentations to Health Promotion

classes 1.2X X

143 CVAVP WELL Presentation to Communications majors 1.1 X X

144 CVAVP WELL Presentation to Nursing students 1.1 X X

145CVAVP WELL

Presentation to Women & Social Justice

class 1.2X X

146CVAVP WELL

Presentation to Women & Gender

Studies Dept. 1.2X X

147 CVAVP WELL Presentations to Academic Advisors 1.2 X X

148

DFS CDSEFocus on the Faculty Presentation: Disruptive

students1.2 X X

Participants will be able to

identify how the information

provided would serve as a

resource to them. Achieved

149

DFS CDSE

Focus on the Faculty Presentation:

Distressed students

1.2 X X

Participants will be able to

identify how the information

provided would serve as a

resource to them. Achieved

150 DFS CDSE Faculty/Student Mediation Consultations 6.0 X X

151

DFS CDSE

Facilitated Student Grievance Process

1.0 X X

Students initiating the Grievance

Process will be guided through

the entire process to completion.

Achieved


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



152

DFS CDSE

Faculty Hospital notifications

1.0 X X

Students responding will agree

that the DFS intervention

assisted them in persisting at

USF after the hospitalization.

Achieved

153 DFS CDSE Serve on Associate Dean's Council 9.0 X X

154DFS CDSE

Serve on Search Committee for

Associate Dean for Students9.0 X X

155

DFS CDSE Serve on search committee for

international risk management consultant

9.0 X X

156 DFS CDSE Serve on Ethics and Integrity Council 9.0 X X

157 DFS CDSE Serve on Success Council 9.0 X X

158 DFS CDSE Serve on Orientation Advisory Board 9.0

159 DFS CDSE Serve on INTO Advisory Board 9.0 X X

160 DFS CDSE

Presented on the Student Code of

Conduct at New Faculty Orientation

1.2 X X

New faculty will learn about the

Student Code of Conduct and

resources to assist them in

managing their classroom.

Achieved

161 DFS CDSE

Presented to the Student Athletes on

Community Expectations

1.2 X X

Student Athletes will learn about

the Student Code of Conduct and

how their responsibilities as a

member of this community.

Achieved

162 DFS CDSE

Partnered with Marketing and Student

Success to implement the Informabull program

1.0 X X

USF students will have a

resource to get their questions

answered when they don't know

where to go. Achieved

163 DFS CDSE Created Graduate Student Handbook 1.2 X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



164 DFS CDSEHosted coffee with the Dean at

Graduate Student Open House

1.1 X XGraduate Students would know

that the Dean for Students is a

resource for them. Achieved

165 DFS CDSE

Conducted Graduate Student Life Survey

X X

At least 1,000 graduate students

will participate in the survey

giving feedback on their campus

life experiences, resources

desired, and academic

experience. Achieved

166HRE REL

Faculty In Residence1.0

X X

4 Faculty live in the residence

halls (FIRs)

167

HRE REL

Faculty Fellows

1.0

X X

11 Faculty Fellows program in halls,

eat in dining

halls,

168

HRE REL

House Calls

1.0

X X X

prior to registration fall term, faculty,

advisors

and staff all come to residence halls

to check in with students

169

HRE REL

Achiev-a-Bull

1.1

X X X

Early identification of

students academically at risk.

Achieved.

1-day program prior to Spring term

targeting

2.0 GPA and below students

170

HRE REL

Last Lecture Series - Dr. Christian Wells

1.2

X X X X

Hosted annual signature

event to build the bridge

between students and faculty

and impart life lessons from

respected faculty member.

Achieved.

4th year of program, Dr.

Christian Wells

171

HRE REL

Bulls Business Community LLC

1.1

X X X

Partner w/ faculty and

advisors from COB to meet

growing programmatic needs.

Achieved. over 100 students living in BBC


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



172

HRE REL

Honors LLC

1.1

X X X

Partner w/ Honors College

to increase int'l focus. Achieved.

Over 240 students living in

Honors LLC

173HRE REL

Engineering LLC1.1

X X X

Program expanding into

Castor for 12-13. Achieved.

Partner w/ advisors from ENG

to improve retention

174

HRE REL

Zimmerman Advertising

1.1

X X X

Partner w/ Coby O'Brien

and other CAS faculty to

strengthen LLC. Achieved.

175

HRE REL

PreNursing LLC

1.1

X X X

1st year, programming

doubling for 2nd year. Achieved.

Partner w/ Nursing advisors to focus

learning

outcomes for pre-nursing students

176

HRE REL

ROTC LLC

1.1

X X X

1st year, programming

doubling for 2nd year. Achieved.

Partner w/ John Sarao to meet needs

of ROTC

students

177

HRE REL

"Green" Sustainability LLC

1.1

X X X

Collaborated with Academic

Affairs and campus partners to

role model, build knowledge and

create sustainable practices.

Achieved

Partner w/ Dr. Christian Wells to

support

students living in LLC

178

HRE REL

Transfer Student LLC

1.1

x X X

Collaborated with USF

Transfer Council and New

Student Connections to support

transfer student success.

Achieved.

Partner w/ USF Transfer Council to

support

transfer LLC in Holly

179HRE REL

"So you Wanna be a…" programs series

(Dr. Langford) 1.2

X X X

FIR Dr. Langford signature

career exploration series

180HRE REL

"Roads Scholar" program series

(Dr. Bingham)1.0

X X X

FIR Dr. Bingham signature

Tampa arts/culture series

181HRE REL

"Stitch-a-Bull" program series

(Dr. Stanbeck) 1.0

x x X FIR Dr. Stanbeck's


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



182

HRE REL "Movies and Munchies" series

(all FIR)

1.2

X X X

All FIR hosted a variety of movies and

led

discussions about topic

183

HRE REL

"Kitchen Chemistry" series with Dr.

Ken Caswell

1.2

X X

Faculty Fellow and Chemistry

Professor

Dr. Caswell hosted a series of

cooking programs teaching why foods

taste the way they do (chemistry)

184

HRE REL

Housing Space for up to 300 INTO USF

1.0

X X X

Partner with INTO USF

university partners to support

needs of INTO USF students.

Achieved.

185HRE REL

Provided keys/access to Admissions

for tour room access1.1

X

Access to tour rooms.

Achieved. 2000-3000 visitors per year

186HRE REL

Stampede to Success1.1

X X

2 Fall/2 Spring sessions for

FTIC/Transfers. Achieved. includes families

187

HRE REL

Student Demo Data to Students

8.1

X X X

Data for Senior Research

Project pertaining to Hurricanes.

Achieved.

188HRE REL

Student Enrollment Mgmt. (Student

Life Exp) Research8.1

X X

Use data to support SWOT

Analysis. Achieved. EBI 2011 Data extracted/provided

189

NSC SDLS First Year Orientation 5.0

X X

13 sessions during the summer,

multiple presentations in each

session / 1 session in the spring, 1

presentation

190

NSC SDLS

Transfer Orientation

5.1

X x

10 sessions (summer-spring), multiple

presentations in each session

191NSC SDLS

Family Orientation5.2

X X

13 first-year family sessions and 10

transfer family sessions


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



192

NSC SDLS

UConnect

2.0

X X

freshman on-line community,

required lessons in UE course,

partnership with University

Experience

193

NSC SDLS

INTO Orientation presentations

5.3

X X

campus resource presentation to

INTO pathway and AE students, 4

presentations

194

NSC SDLS

Week of Welcome

1.0

X X

fall wow = 14 academic event

sponsors, spring wow = 7 academic

event sponsors

195 NSC SDLS University Experience presentations 1.2 X X fall and spring semester

196 NSC SDLS First Year Persistence Program 8.1 X X 450 students mentored

197NSC SDLS

College Student Affairs graduate

students7.2

X X 3 graduate students in the office

198

NSC SDLS

Admission recruitment events

1.0

X X

5 Stampede to Success events & 4

Showcase Scholars events, 1 college

week live web event

199 NSC SDLS 8 Weeks Involvement Campaign 1.0 X X

200

NSC SDLS

Bull Connection publication

1.2

X X

64 page new student guide, 10 pages

dedicated to academic departments

201 NSC SDLS University Experience instructors 3.0 X X 2 instructors

202 NSC SDLS Camp Migrant Presentation 1.2 x x

203

NSC SDLS

Summer New Student Events

1.0

X X

NSC partnered with Admissions to

host 2 welcome events for first-year

students starting during summer b

204 NSC SDLS

Transforum: Academic Advising

1.0

X X

NSC partnered with the TRAC office

to provide critical information to

transfer students regarding course

selection


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



205 NSC SDLS

Transfer Appreciation Day

1.0

X X

The Council of Transfer Advocates

hosted a transfer appreciation day.

Numerous academic departments too

part.

206 NSC SDLS MINTS Breakfast 1.0X X

partnership with

MetroInitatives

207 OFSL CDSEFraternity and Sorority Life Parent Program

during First Year Student Orientation5.2

X X X

To orient parents/family

members with the fraternity and

sorority community, their

purpose and activities, how to

join, provide answers to

frequently asked questions, and

to assist parents in

understanding how fraternities

and sororities enhance the out of

classroom experience. Achieved.

A total of 13 presentations were

completed with about 500

parents/family members in

attendance.

208 OFSL CDSE

3 Leadership Studies Courses (Leadership in the

Fraternal Movement, Leadership in Panhellenic

Sorority Recruitment, and Organizational

Theory and Group Dynamics) are taught by

OFSL staff members

3.0

X X X

To provide intentional

educational curriculum and

enhance the leadership skills of

both non-members and

members of fraternities and

sororities. Achieved.

209 OFSL CDSEStudy Abroad Programs Office hosted booths

during Burgers & Bands, the Fraternity and

Sorority Life Signature Week of Welcome event

1.0

X x

To provide academic resources

to the general USF population.

Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



210 OFSL CDSEEmployees of Academic Affairs offices and

faculty members serve as Faculty Advisors for

Fraternities and Sororities

1.0

X x

To provide an opportunity for

staff and faculty members to

interact with students outside of

the classroom and enhance

advising skills. Achieved.

211 OFSL CDSE Completed a presentation for INTO USF class on

membership in Fraternity and Sorority Life at

USF.

1.2

X X x

To provide INTO USF students

with an overview of the

fraternity and sorority

community at USF and how to

join. Achieved.

212 OFSL CDSE Had booths at Stampede to Success 1.0 X x

213 OFSL CDSEStaff members assisted in Orientation Team

Leader selection9.0

X X x

214 OFSL CDSEStaff members assisted in Green and Gold

Guide selection9.0

X X x

215 OFSL CDSE

1 staff member taught University experience

3.0

X X x

To orient new students at USF

with University services,

academic resources, and life

skills. Achieved.

216 OFSL CDSE2 staff members served as Honors Thesis

Mentors

8.0

X X x

To assist students in compiling

research and finishing their

Honors Thesis. Achieved.

217 OFSL CDSE

Worked with Digital Bullpen student liaison to

provide news stories to Communications

Department

1.0

X x

218 OFSL CDSE

2 staff members served as student and parent

session facilitators for Orientation

5.0

X X x

To orient new students and

parents with University services

and tips for having a successful

academic experience at USF.

Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



219 OFSL CDSE2 staff members participated in Orientation

Team Leader training 1.0

X X x

220 OFSL CDSE

Hosted Study Skills workshop for new members

with Learning Commons

1.1

x x x

To learn strategies that enhance

one’s ability to study and

effectively prepare for collegiate

coursework, to understand why

certain habits may either

positively or negatively affect

study practices, and to grasp

efficient methods to improve

test taking abilities. Achieved.

221 OFSL CDSE

Hosted Identifying your major workshop for

new members with Career Center

1.1

x x x

To learn strategies to focus on

areas of personal interest and

passion in order to have a better

understanding of self, acquire

resources about how to explore

possible career options based on

personal interest, recognize

specific areas of focus to

examine when deciding on a

major, and attain further

knowledge of resources that USF

provides in the area of career

and major exploration. Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



222

OVS SS

Research Study: Elements of a Veteran Friendly

Campus: Perceptions by Student Veterans,

Faculty and Staff

8.1

X X

223OVS SS

Research Study: Behavioral Health Screening

for Student Veterans8.1

X X

224

SAPEA VP

Provided research support for Dr. Tom Miller's

first-year individual risk study and NSC

mentoring intervention.

8.1

X X X

Students mentored by University

Experience instructors showed

better retention than other

students. Achieved.

225

SAPEA

VPSA

Worked with Dr. Dosal in the office of Student

Success to produce information on new FTIC

retention for the last decade.

1.2

X X

226

SAPEA VPSA Provided data for Higher Ed Leadership

program Ph.D. student for her dissertation

1.0

X X

227

SAPEA VPSA Reviewed Student Affairs questions for the

USF Bachelor's Candidate Survey and provided

feedback and additional questions

8.1

X X

228

SAPEA VPSA Reviewed Student Affairs/Graduate School

student survey and provided feedback

8.1

X X

229SAPEA VPSA

SAPEA Director served on the Student

Research Review Team9.0

X X

230SAPEA VPSA

SAPEA Director served as a member of

the Student Success Brain Trust Team 9.0

X X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



231

SDS SDLS Service Animals and USF 9.0

X X

Outcome was creation of a

new service animal policy for

USF; Outcome is still in progress

on 6/15/12; policy drafted and

awaiting approval

232

SDS SDLS

Read and Write Gold Training

1.1

X X

Outcome: Participants

would be familiar with R&W

Gold software features.

Assessment: Participants took

short quiz on the features of R&

W Gold. Achieved. 6 instances of program in 11-12

233SDS SDLS

USF Academic Advisor Conference

Resource Table1.2

X x

234SDS SDLS

Disability and Medicine Panel w/ USF

Health3.0

X x 4 instances in 11-12

235 SDS SDLS Johnson Scholarship Committee 9.0 X x

236

SDS SDLSAdmissions: Faculty Appeals

Committee

9.0

X x

Outcome: Decisions made

about disability appeals; results

achieved as each appeal had final

decision

237 SDS SDLS Stampede to Success 5.0 X x

238SDS SDLS

New Student Orientation Resource

Table5.0

X x

239SDS SDLS

Transfer Student Orientation Resource

Table5.1

X x

240 SDS SDLS New Graduate Student Resource Fair 5.4 X x

241SDS SDLS

SDS and You: Presentation for UE

course3.0

X x

Presented to 7 different

sections of UE


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



242

SDS SDLS

USF ADA Training

1.2

x x

Outcome: Better

awareness of ADA Assessment:

participants took informal quiz

on information. Achieved.

Collaboration with Equal

Opportunity

243 SDS SDLS SDS and Your Department: Chemistry 1.2 x x

244 SDS SDLS New Faculty Orientation and SDS 1.2 x X

245SDS SDLS

Disability and Transportation -- USF Center for

Urban Transportation1.2

x x

246SDS SDLS

Disability and Your Department: Education

Teaching Assistants1.2

x x

247

SDS SDLS

Assistive Technology Webinar

1.2

x x

Participants would

learn more about access

technology; post webinar survey

administered. Achieved. 2 day webinar open to campus

248 SDS SDLS Assistive Technology and the Library 1.2 X x

249SDS SDLS

SDS and Your Department:

FMHI Faculty1.2

x x

250SDS SDLS

Disability and Writing -- Presentation

to Writing Center1.2

x x

251SDS SDLS

Universal Design in the Classroom1.2

x x

With Curriculum Enhancement;

one presentation each semester

252

SDS SDLSWhat's it Really Like Panel Discussion

about Disability

3.0

x x

Co-sponsored with College

of Education Diversity Committee; 3

instances of program in 11-12

253 SDS SDLS Not Just Ramps 1.2 x x

254

SDS SDLS

Accessi-Bull Abilities Fair

1.2

x x

Participants would visit at

least 5 tables; pizza distributed

to individuals who had five

signatures on attendance card.

Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



255

SDS SDLS

Social Work Intern Placement Site

7.0

X x

Student and intern

supervisor set performance goals

and conducted end of internship

evaluation. Achieved.

256SDS SDLS

PhD student research assistance - Education8.1

x x

257SDS SDLS

Administer accommodated exams on behalf of

all academic departments1.0

x x

3100 exams for 11-12 academic

year

258

SDS SDLS

Arrange for interpreters in classroom

1.0

x x

Interpreter coordinator

set goals and evaluated each

interpreter. Achieved.

259SDS SDLS

Arrange for transcriptionists in

classroom1.0

x x

260SDS SDLS

Consult with faculty regarding individual

student accommodation needs6.0

x x

Among all SDS staff, average

of 15 consults per week

261SDS SDLS

Create accessible on-line materials for

students/faculty1.0

x x

262SDS SDLS

Create electronic text resources for

students/faculty1.0

x x

263 SDS SDLS Attendance Associate Deans Meetings 1.2 x x

264

SDS SDLS

Student Success Psychological Services

Graduate Internship

2.0

x x x

Goal: Program would

serve approx. 20

students/semester; Assessed

with meetings each semester

between SDS and Psychological

Services. Achieved.

Served about 50 students since

start of program

265SDS SDLS

"Disability and Society" (Sociology course)

student assistants7.0

x x

4 student assistants for 11-12

year

266SGA CDSE

Created/taught class in Leadership

minor3.0 X X X X

Learning outcomes were built into

course curriculum.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



267

SGA CDSE

Departmental Program Review

9.0 X X

Internal/external review of

department by internal and

external consultants. Outcomes

were achieved and

recommendations will be

implemented over a two year

period.

Received report with

recommendations for department

improvement.

268

SGA CDSE

Advised/supervised 2 CSA Graduate

Advisors

7.2 X X X X

Gain professional experience and

further their knowledge and

skills in advising, student

development, event planning,

human resources management,

assessment, research, etc.

Outcomes were achieved.

Evidence can be found in CSA at the

College of Education.

269SGA CDSE

NBC/USF GOP Republican Debates9.0 X X X

Campus/community wide

collaboration.

270 SHS WELL Orientation Collaboration 9.0 X X

271 SHS WELL Student Success Conference 6.1 X X

272 SHS WELL INTO Advisory Council 9.0 X X

273SHS WELL

Immunization Compliance meetings with Grad

School9.0 X X

274SHS WELL

Insurance Compliance meetings with Grad

School9.0 X X

275SHS WELL

Immunization Compliance meetings with

Undergrad Admissions9.0 X X

276SHS WELL

Insurance Compliance meetings with

Undergrad Admissions9.0 X X

277SHS WELL

Immunization Compliance meetings with INTO9.0 X X

278SHS WELL

Insurance Compliance meetings with INTO9.0 X X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



279SHS WELL


Housing9.0 X X

280SHS WELL

Insurance Compliance meetings with Housing9.0 X X

281SHS WELL


International Services9.0 X X

282SHS WELL


International Services9.0 X X

283SHS WELL


Orientation9.0 X X

284SHS WELL


Orientation9.0 X X

285SHS WELL

Immunization Compliance meetings with New

Student Connections9.0 X X

286SHS WELL

Insurance Compliance meetings with New

Student Connections9.0 X X

287

SHS WELL Wellness Education Collaborations; Prom Pool,

Summer Splash, Skin Screenings, etc…

6.1 X X

288 SHS WELL Stampede to Success 9.0 X X

289 SHS WELL Research Studies - USF Health 6.0 X X

290 SHS WELL Tobacco Free Initiatives 6.0 X X

291

SHS WELL

Health Science Collaborations: Precepting -

Residents, Medical Students, NP practice site,

CON students, CPH, COM placement, SW

interns

4.0 X X

In coordination with the various

Health Science Departments, SHS

provided required clinical

practice hours. Achieved.

292

SHS WELL

Health Science Collaborations: Guest lectures

4.0 X X

In coordination with the

various Health Science

Departments, SHS provided

routine guest lectures to various

classes. Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



293

SHS

WELL Sexual Health: STI & GYT events

1.0 X X

Target objective to screen 300

students for STIs and 300

students were tested. Achieved.

294

SSM SDLS Co-Taught Wellness Class for CSA students 3.0 X XStudents increase knowledge

regarding Wellness Issues in the

context of Student Affairs

295SSM SDLS

Co-Taught Assessment Class for CSA students3.0 x X

296SSM SDLS

Provided mock interview opportunities for CSA

Students1.0 x x

297SSM SDLS

Serve as Student Affairs Liaison to CSA Program1.0 x X

298

SSM SDLS

Mentoring Council

9.0 x x

Brought together those across the

university who provided mentoring

programs or had interest in beginning

mentoring program

299SSM SDLS

Hosted College Coaching Webinar1.2 x x

Attended by over 40 administrators

across campus.

300SSM SDLS

Presentation to A&S Advisers on Mentoring1.2 x x

301SSM SDLS

Presentation to Associate Deans Council on

Mentoring1.2 x x

302

SSM SDLS

Provided 3 training sessions to CAMP (College

Assistance Migrant Program) Mentors

1.2 x x

Students able to identify

components of Appreciative

Advising and list goals of

Mentoring. Achieved.

303 SSM SDLS Member of Take 15 2.0 committee 9.0 x x

304 SSM SDLS Member of Student Success Council 9.0 x x

305

SSM SDLS Member of SEM Workgroup on Student Success9.0 x x


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



306

SSM SDLS

Developed Exit surveys in conjunction with

Registrar's Office8.1 x x

307

MSC SSF

Maintained Marshall Study Center Initiative X X

Hosted over 20 final exam review

sessions each semester, dedicated

75% of building for study space,

provided food and stress reducing

activities

308

MSC SSF

The Marshall Student Center employed four

Graduate Assistants within the College of

Student Affairs.

7.2 X X

.

309

MSC SSF

The Marshall Student Center provided

conference and meeting support to University

Departments and Colleges.

10.0 X

310

MSC SSF

The Marshall Student Center funded four

partial scholarships for employees of the MSC

each Fall and Springe Semester.

11.0 X XProvided two $200 scholarships and

two $100 scholarships to offset

textbook and other educational costs

311

MSC SSF

Program Development: The Oracle collaborates

in compiling entries for the annual Hearst

writing awards.

11.0 x X

312

MSC SSF

Student Employment; Undergraduate: The

Oracle co-sponsors a one-credit-hour practicum

for newsroom and advertising students.

Students can earn 1 credit hour by working 5-

10 hours per week as interns.

1.1 x X

313

WE WELLHealth and Wellness presentations for

University Experience classes.1.2 X X

That a portion of the group learn

a new piece of health and

wellness information. Achieved.


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



314

WE WELL

Health and Wellness guest presentations in

academic classes.

1.2 X XThat a portion of the group learn



315

WE WELL

Presentation for the College of Public Health

Live on Tour course.

1.2 X X XCollege of Public Health students

are aware of Wellness Education

resources. Achieved.

316

WE WELL

Transfer Student Orientation: Department

Showcase table.5.1

X X

317

WE WELL

New Student Orientation: Department

Showcase table.5.0

X X

318

WE WELL

Graduate Student Orientation: Department

Showcase table.5.4

X X

319

WE WELL

Health and Wellness presentations for the

ROTC program.

1.2

X X

That a portion of the group learn



320 WE WELL Parental Orientation presentation. 5.2 X X

321

WE WELL

Undergraduate student employees as peer

educators work within and support the

department.

7.1

X X

322

WE WELL

Two graduate students worked with the

department during their practicum.7.0

X X X

323

WE WELL

Member of Life Skills of Student Success

workgroup.9.0

X

324

WE WELL

Member of the Exercise is Medicine

taskforce.9.0

X

325

WE WELL

Member of 'No App for That' planning

committee.9.0

X

326 WE WELL Member of the 'UR USF' committee. 9.0 X

327

WE WELL

Member of the 'Survey Says'

presentation group.9.0

X


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



328 WE WELL House Calls in the residence halls. 1.1 X X X

329

WE WELL

Presentation for the College of Public

Health on careers.1.2

X X X

KEY

Category

1.0 Department AVP Team

Community Development &

Student Engagement

1.1 Direct Service to students within the academic environment AVPW AVP Wellness CDSE Residential Experience & Learning

1.2 Direct program delivery to a specified populations CR Campus Recreation REL

Student Development,

Learning & Success

2.0 Presentations or publications to Academic Groups, Students, or at other academically-related eventsCLCE Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement SDLS Student Services

3.0 New Program Development with a specified academic partner (jointly developed) CSI Center for Student Involvement SS Wellness

4.0 Academic instruction CVAVP Center for Victim Advocacy & Violence Prevention WELL

5.0 Orientation: New Student DFS Dean for Students

5.1 Orientation: Transfer HRE Housing and Residential Education Response

5.2 Orientation: Parental MSC Marshall Student Center X

5.3 Orientation: International NSC New Student Connections Yes

5.4 Orientation: Graduate OFSL Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life No

5.5 Orientation: Faculty OMA Office of Multicultural Affairs

6.0 Faculty Consultation OVS Office of Veterans Services

6.1 Service Learning/ Community Engagement SACM SA Communications and Marketing

7.0 Student Employment: Field Experiences, Job Shadowing, Practicum Support or precepting SACSE SA Conferencing and Special Events

7.1 Student Employment: Undergraduate students SADT SA Development

7.2 Student Employment: Graduate Assistantships or Internships SAPFP SA Parent and Family Programs

8.0 Honors College Thesis, Undergraduate Research Projects, Masters Thesis, Dissertation Study ConsultationSAPEA SA Planning, Evaluation and Assessment

8.1 Research Study Support (Access to data or students; methodology, etc.) SASSC SA Shared Services Center

9.0 Membership on Workgroup, Taskforce or Governance Body SGA Student Government Association

10 General Service to Academic Affairs SHS Student Health Services

11 General Service directly to students related to academics SP Student Publications

SRR Student Rights and Responsibilities

SSM Student Success and Mentoring


Applied

Learning

Scholarly

Research

Other

CollaborationYes No


desired outcome

specified in

advance and

assessed?




achieved.

Notes



SOCAT Students of Concern Assistance Team

SDS Students with Disabilities Services

WE Wellness Education


SA Dashboard KSI 4 2011-12

Weekend Activities Spring 2012

Key Success Indicator 4: Strategy 2.2 > Weekend Programs and ActivitiesStrengthen the student connection to the university and the broader communities through engagement and involvement.

4.1 List activities/programs/services sponsored or facilitated by this office or in collaboration with other USF offices and/or community organizations for each weekend listed.

Weekends start at 5 p.m. on Friday and extend to events starting before midnight on Sunday.

Spring 2012

Start: January 9, 2012 End: April 27, 2012

Weekend # DateSponsor Event Event Description Date Time

Started

Time

Ended

Weekend 1 January 6-8 2012

1. Housing and Residential Education Apples to Apples in the Pod with early residents! Students that checked back in on Saturday played Apples to

Apples in the pod with RA Ciccarello. In order to build the

community residents enjoyed this game and laughed a lot

while eating brownies and candy provided by RA Ciccarello.

1/7/2012

2. Housing and Residential Education Community Builder #1 Steak and Shake dinner for the pod 1/7/2012

3. Housing and Residential Education Community Builder #2 Had a pod celebration at the Game Time arcade to blow off

steam before classes started.

1/8/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Family Dinner The residents gathered at Beef O'Brady to eat dinner and

engage in healthy conversation.

1/8/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education True colors Residents participated in the True Colors activity by taking

the True Colors personality test. The residents gathered

together by color while a description of their color

(personality type) was read to them. The residents were also

informed about how to better communicate with each

other.

1/8/2012


1. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: When in Rome Bulls Nite Out presents the first party of the semester on

Friday the 13th! 'When in Rome'.....It's time to do as the

Romans do! Roman attire is encouraged. There will be free

food from Acropolis and Papa John's. Also enjoy chariot

races, belly dancers, m

01-13-2012 9:00 PM 6:00 PM

2. Holly Hall Council Getting Healthy with Holly! Join the Holly Hall Council in getting fit for the New Years!

There will be a presenter from the Wellness Office speaking

about how to get fit and healthy and then the rest of the

event will be a great Zumba class!

01-13-2012 4:30 PM 2:00 PM

2011-12 Data Collection Spring 2012 KSI 4 5/7/2013 || 1 of 19 USF Student Affairs




Started

Time

Ended

3. New Student Connections First-Year and Transfer Student Mix and Mingle Come to New Student Connections to celebrate the start of

your semester! Show your Bull Pride and meet other first-

year and transfer students. There will be games, free food,

and lots of fun!

01-13-2012 11:00 AM 9:30 PM

4. New Student Connections New Student Network Meet & Go: BNO When in

Rome

Want to meet new people? Join a group of students at

Einstein Bro. Bagels in the Marshall Student Center before

heading to Bulls Night Out!

01-13-2012 8:30 PM 9:00 PM

5. Housing and Residential Education Get Fit With Holly We will be going as a floor to support Holly Hall Council's

program.

1/13/2012

6. Housing and Residential Education Just Dance Party Residents will participate in playing the Just Dance 3 game in

the common area. Residents can choose to compete against

each other.

1/13/2012

7. Housing and Residential Education Roads Scholar Trip to Ringling Museum of Art with faculty-in-residence Dr.

Shawn Bingham

1/13/2012

8. Housing and Residential Education Sing your way into Spring This was my tag along event to take residents. Some sang

while others ate smores

1/13/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Welcome Back To Zeta Spend time reconnecting with the people on our floor over

games and pasta.

1/13/2012

10. Campus Recreation Outdoor Recreation - Weedon Island Kayaking

Adventure Trip - January 14th

Come on out with Outdoor Recreation as we kayak through

the beautiful nature that is the Weedon Island Preserve! We

will be kayaking in the beautiful marshes of Weedon Island

located on the shores of Tampa Bay. In this area, you can

find the various flora

01-14-2012 10:00 AM 2:00 PM

11. Housing and Residential Education Pizza/Movie Night Residents will enjoy a movie together Real Steel while eating

pizza in a relaxed environment.

1/14/2012

12. Housing and Residential Education Pod decorating with ceiling tiles! Residents will decorate pre-cut paper tiles in order to

represent themselves. Then residents will put them on the

tiles on the ceiling in order to decorate the pod.

1/14/2012

13. Housing and Residential Education Sing Your Way Into Spring Enjoy some karaoke hot cocoa and smores as we welcome

the new semester!

1/14/2012

14. CLCE Stampede of Service (SOS) Stampede of Service (SOS) is USF's largest day of service.

Each participating organization is assigned a community

service project to do for the morning.

40922


1. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: Fight Club Movie Nite Come out and watch Fight Club on the big screen with Bulls

Nite Out! The movie will be out on the bookstore lawn at

9PM on the 20th. Bring friends and spend a night watching a

classic and having fun!

01-20-2012 9:00 PM 11:00

PM





Started

Time

Ended

2. Housing and Residential Education Bulls Nite Out: Fight Club Residents can enjoy the movie Fight Club on Juniper Poplar

lawn as well as free food

1/20/2012

3. Housing and Residential Education Card Game Night! Come on down and enjoy the awesome company of fellow

Pod members as we play card and board (type) games and

socialize. (No money will be involved!)

1/20/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Hot Chocolate Smore Day The residents will gather to engage in everyone's favorite

pastime: Smores+Hot Chocolate+ Movie event.

1/20/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education Pod Dinner at Beef's Resident will eat dinner together at Beef Brady's on campus. 1/20/2012

6. Housing and Residential Education Project downtown We will be meeting up at Beta 2nd floor lobby and then

proceeding to the Marshall Center to get transportation to

go to the event.

1/20/2012

7. Campus Recreation Intramural Rock and Jock Basketball Tournament Rock and Jock is the Intramural basketball jamboree to kick

off the Spring semester! Registration opens online Wed.

1/18 at 9am and closes Friday 1/20 at 12pm. Men's and

Women's divisions are offered and there is very limited

space to participate. The sin

01-21-2012 10:00 AM

8. Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement Emerging Leaders Institute 2011 This incredible weekend excursion prepares first-year

students to take on leadership roles at USF. It will be a fun,

interactive experience and no leadership experience is

required. Applications are due November 4, 2011 To learn

more or apply go to www.le

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9. Housing and Residential Education Pizza/Game Party and Study Group Residents are given the opportunity to relax in their lobby--

do homework play videogames and enjoy some

refreshments as well.

1/21/2012

10. Housing and Residential Education CB #3 Went to Applebee's to have a pod meal. 1/22/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education Night at the Movies-Despicable me This program was the kick-off to our newly established pod

movie nights. There was pop corn and ice pops for residents

to enjoy while watching the movie.

1/22/2012

12. Housing and Residential Education Picnic and Kayaking (pending name change.) We shall meet at Beta 2nd floor and then car-pool to go to

riverfront park.

1/22/2012

13. Housing and Residential Education Ultimate Frisbee with the RAs Residents will have a chance to engage in an amazing game

of ultimate Frisbee with RAs from the Andros Area.

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14. Housing and Residential Education Watch the Playoffs A bonding time with a different group of residents.

Encouraged them to teach others about football.

1/22/2012


1. REACH Happy Hour with the REACH Peer Educators Join REACH for Happy Hour: The Pirate's Code, Friday, Jan.

27 from 5-7 pm in the Wellness Center MSC 1504. Our crew

is geared to prepare ye with "The Pirate Code" in time for

Gasparilla. Enjoy free mocktails, snacks, and conversation.

Grab free booty for

01-27-2012 5:00 PM 4:30 PM

2. Housing and Residential Education BullSERVE at Glazer Children's Museum Engage and interact with children through fun activities and

workshops.

1/27/2012

3. Housing and Residential Education Chinese food and Kung Fu Panda Movie Night Residents will gather in the pod on this Friday night to enjoy

a feast of Chinese food and watch Kung Fu Panda for a night

of relaxation and laughter.

1/27/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Dinner We eatz foods and be happy 1/27/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education Holly Paint Man-hunt This building program will be designed to enable all

residents in the holly B community to work together.

Residents will be separated into two teams and will be

playing manhunt at the Marshall center fields. The winning

team will get a pizza party.

1/27/2012

6. Campus Recreation Outdoor Recreation - Florida Trail Backpacking

Adventure Trip - January 28th-29th

Come join Outdoor Recreation as we backpack on the

Hickory Hammock portion of the Florida Trail. You will get to

experience Florida's natural beauty as you hike along this

scenic trail. Gear, transportation, and food is provided for

the trip. Space is lim

01-28-2012 8:00 AM 12:00

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7. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: Howl at the Moon Get ready to party with Bulls Nite Out! Howl at the Moon's

Dueling Pianos will be providing great entertainment all

night in the MSC Ballroom on Saturday the 28th. The party

starts at 9pm, there will be music, fun and plenty of laughs

with Bulls Nite Out.

01-28-2012 9:00 PM 1:00 PM

8. Housing and Residential Education Let's get chocolate wasted!! Making Milkshakes playing board games and distracting

residents from the possibility of getting madly drunk at

Gasparilla.

1/28/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Scratch Pad Art Night To have the residents sit down with their scratch pads pod

mates and just create something special with the little

carving stick.

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10. The Interfraternity Council Interfraternity Council Open House The Interfraternity council is hosting its semi-annual open

house Sunday January, 29th at 2PM in the Marshall Student

Center Ballrooms This is a great opportunity to meet

representatives from the IFC chapters and to learn more

about Greek life at USF. If

01-29-2012 2:00 PM 9:00 AM

11. Housing and Residential Education Exercise Night This program was meant for the Residents to get together to

exercise and have fun!

1/29/2012

12. Housing and Residential Education Family Dinner I shall cook a dinner for the residents and then they can

come into the kitchen and hang out and socialize with each

other. I shall also have some music playing.

1/29/2012

13. Housing and Residential Education Family Dinner I will make spaghetti for my residents. The theme is mafia so

everyone will be dressing up.

1/29/2012

14. Housing and Residential Education Night at the Movies-Pirates of the Caribbean Our pod got together and watched the first pirates of the

Caribbean movie and they really seemed to enjoy it.

1/29/2012

15. Housing and Residential Education Welcome Back Potluck This is a welcome back potluck for my floor. They'll have a

chance to relax now that everyone is into the groove of the

semester and things have calmed down a bit.

1/29/2012

Weekend 5 February 3-5 2012

1. Campus Recreation Moonlight Canoeing Join us for an evening on the Hillsborough River! Moonlight

Canoeing is Friday, February 3, 2012 7:00pm to 8:50pm and

9:00pm to 10:50pm at the USF Riverfront Park Boathouse.

$5 per person. Purchase your tickets in advance from our

online store at https://

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2. Wellness Education Eat Smart, Live Smart Eat Smart, Live Smart is an interactive presentation that

answers general questions about healthy eating and weight

management. A registered and licensed dietitian explains

how you can eat healthfully in college, plan quick, healthy

meals and snacks.

2-3-2012 4:00 PM 11:00

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Canoeing is Saturday, February 4, 2012 7:00pm to 8:50pm

and 9:00pm to 10:50pm at the USF Riverfront Park

Boathouse. $5 per person. Purchase your tickets in advance

from our online store at https:

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4. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: Bulls Give Back Come volunteer with Bulls Nite Out and the Center for

Leadership and Civic Engagement this Saturday, February

4th at 9PM in the MSC Ballroom. We will be working to feed

thousands of hungry children in the area with Feeding

Children Everywhere, a national

02-04-2012 9:00 PM 10:00

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5. Housing and Residential Education CB #5 We got together in the pod and had a super bowl watch

party

2/5/2012

6. Housing and Residential Education Kayaking/ Canoeing Extravaganza! Come out to Riverfront Park and hit the river with your floor

mates! We will be meeting at our lounge at 10:45 and

carpooling to the park.

2/5/2012

7. Housing and Residential Education Superbowl Watch Party! This is a fun get together for the Residents of 2500! 2/5/2012

Weekend 6February 10-12

2012

1. Campus Recreation Intramural 4 on 4 Indoor Soccer Tournament 4x4 Indoor Soccer Tournament Entries are due online 2/8 by

4pm. Men, Women, and Co-Rec divisions will be offered. All

teams will compete in a single elimination bracket that

takes place over the course of two consecutive Friday

evenings starting 2/10.

02-10-2012 4:00 PM 12:00

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2. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: Stoplight Party Come out to the Bulls Nite Out Stoplight Party this weekend!

Free Stuff-A-Plush and chocolate fountains, music, dancing

and much more! Wear red if you're taken, green if you're

single, or yellow if it's complicated and make sure you're

ready to have fun!

02-10-2012 9:00 PM 9:00 PM

3. Housing and Residential Education Andros Movie Night with Hal Enjoy a wonderful movie night with Faculty in Resident Hal

Vincent and ALL of the Andros staff!

2/10/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Bake Night Residents will learn how to bake and learn tips from each

other. Residents can share Valentine's day ideas and those

without dates can feel special by celebrating with fellow pod

mates.

2/10/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education Valentines Day- Look sharp for your lady! Teach the gentlemen how to shine their shoes! 2/10/2012

6. Outdoor Recreation Anclote Key Kayaking Trip Join Outdoor Recreation as you refine your sea kayaking

skills while paddling to the northern section of Anclote Key.

Near Tarpon Springs, Anclote key is a wild, primitive island.

We will be camping on the shore and spying on raccoons

and dolphins! We will

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7. Campus Recreation Intramural 4 on 4 Flag Football 4x4 Flag Football entries are due online 2/7 by 4pm. Men,

Women, and Co-Rec divisions will be offered. All teams will

compete in 3 week regular season playing 2 games per

night for seeding into the playoffs. ATTENDANCE AT

CAPTAIN'S MEETING 2/8 IS MAN

02-12-2012 6:00 PM 6:00 PM

8. Housing and Residential Education Asylum Valentine's Day Ball Bringing in Valentine's Day with style!!! A fun night of

dancing and snacks

2/12/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Lunch With the Pod This program was meant for some of the residents to eat

together and socialize.

2/12/2012

10. Housing and Residential Education Movie Popcorn and Ice Cream Residents will chose a Disney movie that is based on a

different culture like Chinese French Dutch African or middle

eastern. These residents will make a list of all the things they

know about the culture. After the movie the residents will

make a new list of things they think were part of that culture

and what is American. There will also be food for them to

eat.

2/12/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education Valentine Day Party Students will make vday decorations for their door and for

others doors.

2/12/2012


1. Housing and Residential Education Ice Skating BBC Mentor Britni Lowery planned this event. My pod

tagged along. We went as a group to the ice skating ring and

skated for about an hour and 15 minutes.

2/17/2012

2. Housing and Residential Education Sushi Tsu My floor will be carpooling to Sushi Tsu a Japanese

steakhouse as a belated birthday/Valentine's Day

celebration.

2/17/2012

3. Campus Recreation Ropes Course Open House Here is your chance to climb on the high ropes course!

Ropes Course Open House is February 18, 2012 with a

9:00am to Noon and 1:00pm to 4:00pm session. Purchase

your tickets in advance from our online store at

https://secure.touchnet.com/C20235_ustores/we

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4. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: "In Time" Movie Nite Come to Bulls Nite Out this Saturday the 18th to watch "In

Time" on Holly J Lawn. There will be free food and a great

way to spend your Saturday night! Watch Justin Timberlake

and Amanda Seyfried on the big screen in this hit action

movie without ever havi

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5. Outdoor Recreation Wilderness First Aid Course Outdoor Recreation will be hosting the NOLS/WMI

Wilderness First Aid course. This course can be used for new

certifications and recertification. The price for this course

includes course materials, course tuition, instructor fees, and

lunch on Saturday an

02-18-2012 9:00 AM 3:00 PM

6. Student engagement Create a Superhero workshop Look out Batman! Take your place Spider-Girl! Join other

Idea Zone inventors in a fun and ferocious fantasy of make-

believe and make- it- yourself. Then, model your awesome

costume and tell us about your mission to save the

universe. Preregistration

02-18-2012 1:00 PM 10:00

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7. Student Government USF Student Night with The Lightning Hey hockey fans! Get excited - here's a chance to see a great

game with your fellow Bulls! USF Student Government is

hosting USF Student Night with the Lightning during their

Feb. 18 game against the Washington Capitals. The game

starts at 7 p.m. For t

02-18-2012 7:00 PM 4:00 PM

8. Housing and Residential Education Valentine's Dinner with Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity is having us over for a

Valentine's dinner.

2/18/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Game Night Got as many people together to play board games and x-box

in the Pod. Residents provided the board games and game

console.

2/19/2012

10. Housing and Residential Education Kappa Sigma 5K Run We have about 10 sisters participating in Kappa Sigma

Fraternity's 5K Run philanthropy event this weekend.

2/19/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education Lowery Zoo Take residents to Lowery Park Zoo for an education

program.

2/19/2012

12. Housing and Residential Education Sunday Brunch Every room is going to be assigned a specific food and we

will cook and bring all the dishes out together and have a

Sunday Brunch.

2/19/2012


1. Campus Recreation Intramural Racquetball Tournament Racquetball tournament entries are due online Wednesday,

2/22 by 4pm. This is a single elimination tournament that

takes place Friday, 2/24 in the REC Racquetball Courts

starting at 4 pm. Men/Women singles/doubles and Co-Rec

doubles divisions will be o

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2. Campus Recreation Tri-Bull Challenge An Indoor Triathlon. Friday, February 24th, 2pm. Campus

Recreation Center (REC 111). Check-in begins at 1:30pm.

Swim ¼ mile (400 yards), Bike 11 miles, and Run 3 miles. All

of the components of a Tri! All inside Campus Recreation

(i.e., indoor pool, Techn

02-24-2012 1:30 PM 10:00

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3. Housing and Residential Education Body Stories Tag-along This program will be a tag along to the Body Stories series

where you learn the stories behind multiple different body

modifications ailments and injuries

2/24/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Feed you Face Residents will enjoy a home-cooked meal and mingle with

other floor members while learning about various life skills

and playing games.

2/24/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education José's Birthday Dinner We had a Happy Birthday dinner/surprise party for our

Daggerman Jose Rosario.

2/24/2012

6. Housing and Residential Education Overkill LAN! A totally free LAN party for all college students. There will be

100 BYOC (Bring Your Own Computer) with game servers for

Team Fortress 2 Left 4 Dead 2 Counter-strike: Source

Minecraft etc. As well as console rooms with PS3 Xbox 360

and Wii games going from 6pm-3am. Some other activities

include dodge ball and battle tag. Free food free gaming and

free prizes!

2/24/2012

7. Housing and Residential Education Pizza Madness & Mario Resident engage in community service at Mosi's then come

back to make pizzas and play Mario kart on WII for the night.

2/24/2012

8. Housing and Residential Education Popcorn and PJs Watch a movie with snacks and give the residents healthy

sleeping tips.

2/24/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Volleyball Extravaganza! Residents who take part in the Volleyball program will kick

off their weekend with some fun volleyball exercise.

2/24/2012

10. Campus Recreation Open Street Map Party Put your mark on the map! Party starts at USF Campus

Recreation Center The Campus Rec Dept., Dept. of

Geography, Center for Urban Transportation Research

(CUTR), Bicycle Club, and Geographical Society at the

University of South Florida (USF) are hosting a

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11. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: Magic & Mystery Come out to Bulls Nite Out this Saturday the 25th for a show

of hypnosis, comedy, and magic. There will be food provided

plus plenty of fun and intrigue as Hypnotist Larry Volz and

Magician Brian Miller hit the stage in the MSC Ballroom.

Come out if you're

02-25-2012 9:00 PM 5:00 PM

12. Outdoor Recreation Ocala Mountain Biking Trip Join Outdoor Recreation as we go mountain biking through

Ocala National Forest.

02-25-2012 9:00 AM 4:00 PM

13. USF Counseling Center Tampa Bay's 2nd Annual NEDA WALK Do your part to fight eating disorders by joining with

Wellness USF in the National Eating Disorder Awareness

Walk on Saturday, 2/25. Registration is at 9:00 am, walk

starts at 10:00 am at Al Lopez Park, Tampa. For more

information, visit fighteatingdisor

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14. Housing and Residential Education A Holly D Dinner The first two floors of Holly D will be going dinner and seeing

the magic show put on by Bulls Nite Out.

2/25/2012

15. Housing and Residential Education Dinner at Beefs Took a group of residents to Beefs for dinner. 2/25/2012

16. Housing and Residential Education Magician and Hypnotist Show This program was performed in order to bring out some

residents to have fun on a Saturday night and not just sit

indoors. We went to watch a magician perform some tricks

and a hypnotist hypnotize a group of USF students.

2/25/2012

17. Housing and Residential Education Movie Night - Despicable Me RA Michaela Cunningham and residents from the 7300 lobby

watch a movie called Despicable Me.

2/25/2012

18. Housing and Residential Education Outdoor fun at riverfront park There will be many games and activities going on at the park.

These activities include volleyball and kayaking. Kayaking is

$2.50 per person.

2/25/2012

19. Housing and Residential Education Rachel and Ashley's Pageant Two of our sisters Rachel Shields and Ashley Justice are

participating in the Miss Tampa pageant. Some of our sisters

are going out to support them.

2/25/2012

20. Housing and Residential Education Roads Scholar - DALI Faculty-in-Residence Dr. Shawn Bingham will take students

to the Dali Museum to learn about art and appreciation of

the arts.

2/25/2012

21. Housing and Residential Education USF Women's Soccer Bringing residents out to support the USF women's soccer

team. Support the residents that are on the team.

2/25/2012

22. Housing and Residential Education Draw Me! My residents and I discovered a new app: Draw Me. 2

individuals are able to play the game and they must guess

what the other draws.

2/26/2012

23. Housing and Residential Education OP Theater Movie Night with the 4th floor guys and girls! 2/26/2012





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24. Housing and Residential Education Oscar Party Come watch the Oscars with your floor mates! Wear your

finest pajamas and don't forget to bring your ballots to vote

for your favs! Snacks provided

2/26/2012

25. Housing and Residential Education Potential Daggerman Dinner Four potential Daggerman candidates from Kappa Sigma

Fraternity cooked us dinner while we watched the Oscars.

2/26/2012

26. Housing and Residential Education Ropes Course LLC and other parts of the community will participate in the

ropes course.

2/26/2012

27. Housing and Residential Education Self Defense Workshop Members will go through self defense training to learn how

to defend themselves against an attacker

2/26/2012

28. Housing and Residential Education Sisterhood Movie We were going to rent kayaks and canoes from Campus Rec

but the weather was cold and rainy so we all watched a

movie in the chapter room instead.

2/26/2012

Weekend 9 March 2-4 2012


Canoeing is Friday, March 2, 2012 7:00pm to 8:50pm and



online store at https://sec

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2. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: Cloud 9 Relaxation Party Come relax this Friday night with Bulls Nite Out at our Cloud

9 Relaxation Party. There will be massage therapists, video

gaming stations, an oxygen bar, music, and food to provide a

great atmosphere to let loose and wind down. Come out to

the event at 9P

03-02-2012 9:00 PM 8:00 AM

3. Housing and Residential Education Building D volleyball Game building volleyball game 3/2/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Cirque de Cypress This is my tag along to Cirque de Cypress! We will head over

to Cypress and enjoy the festivities.

3/2/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education Relaxation Take a few minutes to relax at MSC before you study! Hang

out with friends and try an oxygen bar!

3/2/2012


Canoeing is Saturday, March 3, 2012 7:00pm to 8:50pm and



online store at https://s

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7. Housing and Residential Education Sigma Lambda Beta Social 3/3/2012

8. Housing and Residential Education Bollywood/Lord of the Rings Marathon A birthday celebration of cultural and cult movies! 3/4/2012





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9. Housing and Residential Education Picnic The residents will gather to enjoy a lovely picnic together.

They will eat play a variety of games and engage in

conversation.

3/4/2012

10. Housing and Residential Education RA Staff Scholarship Dinner Scholarship dinner to celebrate the academic success of the

RA staff with the highest fall GPA.

3/4/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education The Game of Real Life Residents will be playing the game of Life with special rules

to better represent real life. The first resident to get to the

program will receive the highest paying salary and the last

person will receive the lowest paying salary. The people with

the highest salaries will pay the least amount of taxes and

the lowest will pay the most the rules will be the most like

real life as possible.

3/4/2012


1. USF Career Center Big East Career Fair BIG EAST CAREER FAIR, Madison Square Garden, NYC, NY,

Mar. 9, 2012, 10am-3pm. Open to all Big East students and

alumni. Internships & Full-time positions. Online registration

deadline: Mar. 6 @ 5pm (online registration expedites check-

in on day of event).

03-09-2012 10:00 AM

2. Outdoor Recreation Spring Break Backpacking Join us for a week of backpacking in the Great Smoky

Mountains National Park in Tennessee with scenic views you

cannot get anywhere else! Cost includes all gear, food, and

transportation. Spots are limited, so sign up today!

03-11-2012 6:00 AM 3:00 PM


1. Housing and Residential Education Spring Break Welcome Back Party! Residents socialized over pizza and a movie and talked about

their spring breaks. I also reminded them of the rules and

how to stay focused during the last part of the semester.

3/18/2012

Weekend 12 March 23-25 2012 1. Housing and Residential Education Beach day! A day full of relaxation at the beach. 3/23/2012

2. Housing and Residential Education Delta Chi''s Lady of the Leges One of our sisters Alexis Blundy is running for Delta Chi

Fraternity's Lady of the Leges in their sweetheart

philanthropy competition. She will participate in a pageant

as well as running a carnival booth for local kids. Our sorority

is going out to help her with her carnival booth and to

support her at the event.

3/23/2012

3. Housing and Residential Education Let's Knock It Out Study Night Having the residents getting together to do their homework

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4. Housing and Residential Education Roads Scholar - Tampa History Museum Dr. Shawn Bingham will take students to the Tampa History

Museum to learn about the local history.

3/23/2012

5. Campus Recreation Intramural Sand Volleyball Tournament Sand Volleyball tournament entries are due online

Wednesday, 3/21 by 4pm. This is a 2x2 single elimination

tournament that takes place Saturday, 3/24 at the Greek,

Kappa, and Magnolia courts. Men, Women, and Co-Rec

divisions will be offered. Winners w

03-24-2012 10:00 AM 5:00 PM

6. Housing and Residential Education Clearwater Beach Residents were originally invited to a pool party being held

by Shekinah Glory Student Ministries but decided to go to

Clearwater Beach instead.

3/24/2012

7. Housing and Residential Education Holly Field Day Join Holly G for a grill out with fun games and food. Field day

for the residents of Holly G and anyone else who wants to

attend to eat food and play games.

3/24/2012

8. Housing and Residential Education Ropes Course Complete the high and low ropes course at Riverfront park. 3/24/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Saturday Afternoon Football Cypress C 4th floor will be playing flag football! All other

residents are free to join also. Depending on the number of

people that show up we may head over to Holly G's cookout.

3/24/2012

10. Housing and Residential Education Support Our Troops Support Our Troops is a NPO that boxes care packages for

troops overseas.

3/24/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education Cooking with the Beta Boys Teaching residents lessons in culinary arts that they can take

with them for years to come!

3/25/2012

12. Housing and Residential Education Eating Healthy in Andros We will be taking residents to Andros for a late night lesson

in healthy dining in the dining halls.

3/25/2012

13. Housing and Residential Education KD Classic KD Classic is our annual Shamrock Philanthropy Event raising

money for Prevent Child Abuse America. KD Classic is a golf

tournament where teams compete against one another to

win.

3/25/2012

14. Housing and Residential Education Let's Get FIT! Wii Sports Night Getting the residents together to have an active and fun

night.

3/25/2012

15. Housing and Residential Education Mad Men Season 5 Premier Party Celebrate the return of Mad Men with a BBC 1960s Office

Style Party!

3/25/2012

16. Housing and Residential Education Medieval Madness This program was put on by JP Hall Council and involved

musical chairs sword/noodle fighting music and free food.

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17. Housing and Residential Education P90x Providing fresh and healthy food while allowing the

residents to work out together using the p90x video

3/25/2012

18. Housing and Residential Education Storm Andros The group program will consist of the RAs taking their

residents to Andros for some good food where we can learn

about living in a sustainable way.

3/25/2012

Weekend 13March 30-April 1

2012

1. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: Comedian Mike E. Winfield Come share some laughs with The Office's Mike E. Winfield

and Bulls Nite Out this Friday, March 30th. He's been seen

on the Late Show with David Letterman, The Office and all

over Comedy Central, so there is no doubt that Winfield is

sure to bring some la

03-30-2012 9:00 PM 8:00 PM

2. Housing and Residential Education Finishing out March Finishing out March with the community. Getting together

and getting ready for the last month of school before finals.

We will be watching a movie and hanging out. A lot of my

residents have exams this week so this will be a great way to

wind down and relax before April begins.

3/30/2012

3. Housing and Residential Education Gay Media vs. Gay Reality by Scott Fried This program is about how Gay Media and Gay Reality are

shaped through how society want it to be. The presentation

breaks down everyday life compared to how it is portrayed

in the media.

3/30/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education It's the Weekend Let's watch a movie! To relax after the stressful week of classes the residents will

come together and watch a movie share a bowl of popcorn

and just enjoy the bonding with everyone on the floor.

3/30/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education Tangled Movie Watching Residents are given the opportunity to bond and relieve

their stresses by enjoying a funny animated movie.

3/30/2012

6. Housing and Residential Education Boba Improv Night Residents enjoyed the last trip to Boba House so much that

they requested another outing :)

3/31/2012

7. Housing and Residential Education brownies & checkups checking up on residents while handing out yummy

brownies meanwhile checking there rooms and informing

them of the checkout procedure.

3/31/2012

8. Housing and Residential Education CB 8 Residents from 5500 and 5300 got together in the kitchen

and had a board game night with cookies

3/31/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Late Night Breakfast Residents will be able to get together to go to the Andros

dining hall and enjoy the traditional late night breakfast

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10. Housing and Residential Education Movie Time! Movie time with all your fellow peers! 3/31/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education Yoga and Yogurt This program will focus on personal health by incorporating

a Yoga lesson and how Yoga is a great way to our everyday

lives to stay healthy.

3/31/2012

12. Housing and Residential Education Castor 5 East Weekend Movie Night! Residents will be able to get together for a movie night!

They will be able to build community by watching a movie

together and having fun and relaxing! :)

4/1/2012

Weekend 14 April 6-8 2012

1. Center for Student Involvement Dive in Movie: Chronicle Come hang out with Bulls Nite Out and Campus Recreation

at the Andros pool on Friday, April 6th. There will be plenty

of great food and entertainment as Campus Rec celebrates

with a pool party full of fun and games for all students.

Chronicle will be play

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2. Housing and Residential Education Canoeing with the dean!! The dean of the College of Business will meet the BBC

residents at the USF Riverfront park to go canoeing.

4/6/2012

3. Housing and Residential Education Castor Beach Day We will be having our three floors have a beach day outside

on Castor beach to get the residents to mingle and be able

to relax before the weekend. We want to get freeze pops to

give out. We will try to have music outside with Brandon's

speakers have football and other activities to do.

4/6/2012

4. Outdoor Recreation Beach Transportation Outdoor Recreation will give you a ride to Clearwater Beach!

Avoid the hassle of finding a friend to drive, being in traffic,

and getting cash to pay for parking. The van will leave from

USF Campus Recreation at 9am and will leave the beach to

return at 5

04-07-2012 9:00 AM 4:00 PM


1. Campus Recreation Intramural Wrestling Tournament Wrestling Tournament Weigh-Ins take place from 3pm-5pm

in the Men's locker room with the tournament to follow. If

you do not make weigh-ins, you WILL NOT be able to

compete. Tournament will take place 4/13 in the North Gym

starting at 6pm. No online re

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Canoeing is Friday, April 13, 2012 7:00pm to 8:50pm and



online store at https://se

04-13-2012 7:00 PM 10:30

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3. Center for Student Involvement Bullstock 2012 Mark your calendar for Friday, April 13 to make sure you

don't miss out on this year's Bullstock Concert! This year's

event promises great music, featuring 21 Pilots, Cobra

Starship and Jack's Mannequin! In addition to the music,

enjoy the festival-style

04-13-2012 7:00 PM 3:30 PM

4. New Student Connections Have Your Cake and Career, Too! Stop by the Career Center's lobby at 1:30pm on Friday for

the Student Appreciation Cake-Cutting Ceremony and then

join your peers at 2:30pm in SVC 2080 for a workshop on

how to translate your student employment skills into career-

related experiences.

04-13-2012 1:30 PM 11:00

PM

5. REACH Watch Your BAC! Join REACH Friday, April 13, from 7- 11 pm in the Meadows

on the corner of Holly and 50th street during Bullstock. Get

a BAC card to learn how to monitor your Blood Alcohol

Concentration or bring your card to win a prize! For more

information, like us on

04-13-2012 7:00 PM 10:00

AM

6. Wellness USF Faces of HIV The Mobile Art Exhibit gives you a close, personal glimpse

into the lives of Florida residents currently living with HIV

through larger-than-life portraiture, journals and videos.

04-13-2012 9:00 AM

7. Housing and Residential Education CB 10 Video game night in the pod 4/13/2012

8. Housing and Residential Education Kappa Delta Formal We celebrate the end of the semester with a formal dinner

and dance where each sister can bring a date.

4/13/2012


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10. Campus Recreation Ropes Course Open House Here is your chance to climb on the high ropes course!

Ropes Course Open House is April 14, 2012 with a 9:00am to

Noon and 1:00pm to 4:00pm session. Purchase your tickets

in advance from our online store at

https://secure.touchnet.com/C20235_ustores/web/s

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11. Housing and Residential Education Last Splash- JP MAG JP MAG April event 4/14/2012

12. Campus Recreation Intramural Dodge ball Online entries are due 4/11 by 4pm. Men, Women, and Co-

Rec divisions will be offered. All teams consist of 6 players

and will play a 3 match round robin on Sunday 4/15, then be

seeded into a single elimination tournament played on

Sunday 4/22 in the U

04-15-2012 5:00 PM 2:00 PM

13. Housing and Residential Education Roads Scholar - USF College of the Arts R.U.R. Dr. Bingham Faculty-in-Residence will take students to see

R.U.R. a play presented by the USF College of the Arts.

4/15/2012

14. Housing and Residential Education Tag Along Honors Picnic My floor will do a tag along to the honors picnic at riverfront

part.

4/15/2012


1. Campus Recreation Intramural Swim Meet Registration for the IM Swim Meet takes place between 5-

5:45pm at the REC Indoor Pool. Each participant may enter 3

individual events and both relays. Teams may enter two 2

individuals in each event and may enter only 1 team in each

relay event. The event

04-20-2012 5:00 PM 12:00

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2. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out Presents: Finesse Mitchell Bulls Nite Out is bringing comedian Finesse Mitchell to

campus on Friday, April 20th. Mark your calendars to see

this SNL sensation at 10pm in the Oval Theater!

04-20-2012 10:00 PM 9:30 PM

3. Housing and Residential Education Finesse Mitchell!!! Residents enjoyed a night of comedy hosted by Bulls Night

out.

4/20/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Strip N Slide Slip n Slide event. Clothing donation and soap drive for

company that sends reconditions and sanitized soap to third

world countries.

4/20/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education Study buddies with Brian I want my residents to have a time to learn some good

studying skills before they have to hit the books hard over

the weekend so that they may ace their tests.

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6. Campus Recreation Intramural Doubles Disc Golf Tournament The doubles disc golf tournament entries are due online

Thursday, 4/19 by 4pm. Men, Women, and Co-Rec divisions

will be offered. A Shotgun start will take place at 10am at

the Riverfront Park course Saturday 4/21. Champions of

each division will receive I

04-21-2012 10:00 AM 10:30

PM

7. Housing and Residential Education Bake Night This is a set program that will afford residents the

opportunity to learn how to improvise. Residents will be

shown how to bake a cake; however the twist is that they'll

learn how to bake it using a microwave.

4/21/2012

8. Housing and Residential Education Mafia (Mystery Murder Card Game) A social game where residents are given a community role to

be. Residents go through "days" and try to convince and find

out the mafia members before the mafia members get all

the towns people.

4/21/2012

9. Housing and Residential Education Finals Study Buddies (HAC) The RA's of Holly C are inviting residents to come out of their

rooms to come study for finals together. This is a chance to

get together while studying for finals. It is always nice to

know there are others going through the same chaos you

are. Refreshments will be provided.

4/22/2012

10. Housing and Residential Education Ice Cream-Cupcake Craze Ice Cream-Cupcake Craze will be a fun-filled night of

delicious desserts! Residents will be able to build their own

ice-cream sundaes or to decorate their own cupcakes!

4/22/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education Social Network Jeopardy Effective Communication. Students would be asked

questions about different facts about the dangers and issues

surrounding social networking.

4/22/2012


1. Wellness Education MSC Study Center - Wellness Room Relax and Prepare for Finals at the Marshall Study Center.

Take a study break and relax in the Wellness Room (MSC

3707). Relaxing music, wellness resources, and study

information will be available all week!

11:00

PM

2. Center for Student Involvement Bulls Nite Out: U Glow The last Bulls Nite Out of the semester is coming up on April

27th, and we're proud to present a paint party of epic

proportions! U Glow will have a DJ all night, black lights,

neon paint, and glow swag. Don't forget your shutter shades

and white outfit,

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3. Housing and Residential Education Dinner w/ your RA After learning outcome program residents will travel w/ RA

Antonio Morales to Champions Choice to have a great meal

and reflect on the Interview Tips program.

4/27/2012

4. Housing and Residential Education Eat Smart Live Smart For my April social program I will be taking residents to the

"Eat Smart Live Smart" workshop put on by the registered

dietitian at USF. Residents will learn about portion sizes

healthy exercise and be able to ask questions about food

choices and healthy weight control during an interactive

presentation.

4/27/2012

5. Housing and Residential Education Final get-together at Beef's! My residents and I are going to Beef's for one last time to

hang out and decided to make it a tag-a-long

4/27/2012

6. Housing and Residential Education Game Night We are going to play board games! Twister apples to apples

clue monopoly!

4/27/2012

7. Housing and Residential Education Interview Tips Residents will learn how to effectively utilize communication

skills in an interview setting. Residents will be challenged on

their basic knowledge of interviewing and will be going

through mock interviews.

4/27/2012

8. Outdoor Recreation Clearwater Beach Transportation Trip Outdoor Recreation will give you a ride to Clearwater Beach!

Avoid the hassle of finding a friend to drive, being in traffic,

and getting cash to pay for parking. The van will leave from

USF Campus Recreation at 9am and will leave the beach to

return at 5

04-28-2012 9:00 AM 3:00 PM

9. Housing and Residential Education Final Movie Night A final movie night before finals! 4/28/2012

10. Housing and Residential Education AOII Housing End of the Year Awards Party An awards pizza party. Residents voted on certain awards

and then the winners will be announced at the pizza party

and given a certificate.

4/29/2012

11. Housing and Residential Education USF Baseball Game! Residents will attended a USF Baseball game 4/29/2012


Key Success Indicator 5: SA Strategy 2.4 > Engaging Diverse Populations of StudentsEngage the diverse populations of our campus through activities, programs and services

Department:

5.1 Number of activities/programs/services for populations of domestic AND international diversity sponsored

or facilitated by Student Affairs or by SA in collaboration with other USF offices and/or community organizations.

DOMESTIC DIVERSITY

In this section, list all activities/programs/services for populations of DOMESTIC diversity offered during the 2011-12 academic year.

Populations of domestic diversity may include, based on circumstances, groups such as women, men, commuters, disabled students, etc.

Include new programs for any domestic underserved populations and previously existing programs expanded to specifically include such students,

for academic year 2011-12 including summer 2011, fall 2011 and spring 2012

NOTE: Your department will be able to list all activities, programs or services for populations of INTERNATIONAL diversity offered during the 2011-12 academic year below.

Item Department AVP Team Program TitlePopulation

ServedTerm Brief Description of Program Notes

1 CC WELL LGBT Support Group LGBT Students Spring 2012 Support Group for LGBT students

2 CC WELL Women's Therapy Group Women of Color Fall 2011 & Therapy group for women including women of color Ran fall, spring, and summer

3 CC WELL Latina student support group Latina Students Fall 2011 Support group for Latina students

4CC WELL Stronger Than I Knew Project Diverse Students Spring 2012

Student videos promoting resiliency featuring diverse

students

1/3 of the videos were about lgbt

issues

5 CC WELL Black women's support group Black Women Fall 2011 Support group for black women

6CC WELL Coping with Family Chaos Diverse Students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

Therapy group for students who share interpersonal

difficulties they have faced within their families

7 CC WELL Men's Road to Wellness Male Students Fall 2011 Men's support group

8

CLCE CDSE Step-Up Male Leadership Men Spring 2012

Step-up provides first and second year men at USF the

opportunity to explore who they are and what they expect a

men to be in the twenty first century. Through workshops,

mentor sessions with upper division male students, and

above all self-reflection students enrolled in the Step-Up

program will discover ways to combat the negative emotions

that "mask" men today.




9

CLCE CDSEIntercultural Student Leadership

Conference

Multicultural

CommunitySpring 2012

The Intercultural Student Leadership Conference (ISLC) is

designed to strengthen the engagement and retention of

underrepresented students at the University of South Florida

on a path for student success by providing inspiration, co-

curricular connections and campus resources.

10

CLCE CDSE Stampede of Service Athlete Site Athletes Spring 2012

Stampede of Service is USF's largest day of service where

nearly 3,000 students provide 4 hours of service to the local

Tampa Bay Community.

11CLCE CDSE Emerging Leaders Institute FTIC Freshmen Spring 2012

Leadership Institute for first-year students to begin them on

their leadership development journey.

12CLCE CDSE Rising Leaders Summit Sophomores/Juniors Fall 2011

Leadership Institute for second and third-year students

focused on mid-level leadership practices.

13

CLCE CDSE Senior Leaders Academy Seniors Spring 2012

Transition leadership program for Seniors to reflect on their

leadership development at USF and to prepare for the

transition to their next chapter.

14

CR WELL Bring Our Daughters and Sons to Work

Day

Staff Spring 2012

Collaborated with Human Resources to provide

wellness/fitness education and activities for children of USF

employees 25-49

15CR WELL Private group fitness Honors college Fall 2011 welcome back/team building for honors college students

16 CR WELL Private group fitness Alpha Kappa Alpha Spring 2012 team building/ sisterhood activity

17 CR WELL Private group fitness Sigma Delta Tau Spring 2012 team building/ sisterhood activity

18CR WELL Private group fitness

National Council of

Negro WomenSpring 2012 team building/ sisterhood activity

19CR WELL Private group fitness Students w/ Diabetes Fall 2011 educational and interactive presentation on benefits of ex.

20CR WELL Private group fitness Black Student Union Summer 2011 educational/interactive on time & stress management

21CR WELL Walking Routes USF Community

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012Fall 2011 & Spring 2012

22

CR WELL Stairs Instead Campaign USF CommunityFall 2011 &

Spring 2012

Solicited feedback (several rounds) from students registered

with the SDS office regarding the marketing campaign,

goals/objectives of the campaign,

23

CR WELL

Satisfaction Survey for Individuals with

Disabilities

USF Community-

Individuals with

disabilities

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012




24

CSI CDSEUniversity Lecture Series - Chaz Bono

LectureGLBT Students Spring 2012

Chas Bono came to campus as part of the University Lecture

Series to talk about Transgendered issues and his

transformation from a woman to a man.

25CSI CDSE

Centre Gallery Presents "Many Happy

Returns"Veterans Fall 2011

Art exhibit illustrating the Horrors of Post-Traumatic Stress

Disorder

26

CSI CDSE University Lecture Series - Dr. Lamont Hill

African American

Students & Black

Heritage Festival

Spring 2012Key note speaker for the Black Heritage Festival and Black

History Month at USF.

27CVAVP WELL Black Student Union event

African-American

StudentsFall 2011 Tabling event: programs & services of CVAVP

28

CVAVP WELL RAD Women's Self-Defense Class Female StudentsFall 2011 &

Spring 2012

CVAVP provides advocates to assist female survivors in the

women's self-defense course sponsored by UP; 2 CVAVP

employees also co-teach the class with UP instructors

29CVAVP WELL REAL Deal workshop at PRIDE Conference LGBTQ Students Spring 2012 Sexual & relationship violence prevention

30

CVAVP WELLREAL Deal presentations & workshops (41

presentations)Male Students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

41 presentations both in and out of classrooms primarily

aimed at teaching male students skills to safely intervene in

situations that may lead to violence against women

31

CVAVP WELL Walk for Women Women Spring 2012Presentation about CVAVP services at a march for women's

health sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women

32 CVAVP WELL SAFE ZONE training LGBTQ Spring 2012 Presentation of LGBTQ resources & CVAVP services

33 CVAVP WELL Step Up Program Male Students Spring 2012 REAL Deal presentation & CVAVP services

34

DFS CDSE Lunch and Learn - Commuter Students Commuter Students Fall 2011Commuter Students had lunch with President Genshaft

to share their experiences

35DFS CDSE Lunch and Learn - Transfer Students Transfer Students Spring 2012

Transfer students had lunch with President Genshaft

to share their experiences

36

DFS CDSE Graduate Student Survey Graduate Students Spring 2012

A Survey was conducted of all Graduate Students

to assess their needs and wants in regards to programming,

resources, and academic support

1,065 Graduate Students

completed the survey

37DFS CDSE Handbook created on Graduate Student Life Graduate Students Spring 2012

Handbook that will serve as a resource for graduate

students

38DFS CDSE Commuter Lab opened

Commuter

students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012Commuter Lab in MSC opened and reception held




39HRE REL Physical Access Work Group (PAWS) ADA/Special Needs

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012Fall 2011 & Spring 2012 Collaborate with SDS, EEO, etc.

40 HRE REL Tunnel Of Oppression USF Fall 2011 student-acted vignettes exploring issues of oppression over 1100 students attended

41HRE REL "Choose a Better Word" campaign USF Spring 2012

kick off event and on-going campaign to consider

language

42HRE REL R.E.A.L. program USF Fall 2011

multiple halls sponsored program (small groups

learning)

43HRE REL R.E.A.L. program USF Fall 2011

multiple halls sponsored program (small groups

learning)

44 HRE REL "Whip It" Movies with Faculty in Residence women Fall 2011 hosted by FIRs Dr. Langford and Dr. Stanbeck

45

NSC SDLS Hometown Roundup prospective students

& familiesSummer 2011

NSC partnered with the USF Alumni Association to host a

social for prospective students and their families at the

Tampa IKEA

46

NSC SDLS MINTS Breakfastadult, non-traditional

studentsFall 2011

NSC and the MINTS student organization welcomed new non-

traditional students to campusWOW event, co-sponsored with

MINT student organization

47NSC SDLS

Welcome to Florida Social

out of state studentsFall 2011

social program to connect out of state students to the USF

community WOW event

48NSC SDLS

Transfer Student Mixer transfer students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

social program to connect transfer students to the USF

community WOW event

49

NSC SDLS

Transforum Workshop series transfer students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012a social and academic workshop series geared at supporting

the connection and transition of transfer students 4 offered (2 each semester)

50

NSC SDLS

Student Organizations

transfer students &

adult learners

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012Student organizations that provides social and community

service activities

Transfer Student Organization,

Mature Independent Non-

Traditional Students

51NSC SDLS

Honor Society Induction Ceremony transfer students Spring 2012

A national honor society that recognizes the academic

achievement of transfer students Tau Sigma National Honor Society

52NSC SDLS

Publication transfer students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012 4 page newsletter geared at providing resource information Transfer Times

53NSC SDLS

Transfer Living Learning Community transfer students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012Fall 2011 & Spring 2012

partner with Housing & Residential

Education

54NSC SDLS

Council of Transfer Advocates transfer students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

A university committee comprised of students and staff who

advocate on behalf of transfer students

NSC Associate Director serves as

Council chair

55NSC SDLS

Transfer Orientation transfer students Summer 2011

10 minute transition presentation offered during the main

program partner with Orientation office

56NSC SDLS

Transfer Orientation transfer students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

10 minute transition presentation offered during the main

program partner with Orientation office




57 NSC SDLS Transfer Appreciation Day transfer students Spring 2012 campus wide appreciation activities

58OFSL CDSE Sorority Recruitment women Fall 2011 Structured process for women to join a sorority at USF.

Almost 500 women

participated in this process

59OFSL CDSE Fraternity Recruitment men Fall 2011 Structured process for men to join a fraternity at USF.

Almost 200 men

participated in this process.

60OFSL CDSE Fraternity Recruitment men Spring 2012 Structured process for men to join a fraternity at USF.

Almost 150 men

participated in this process.

61OFSL CDSE Access-i-bull

students with

disabilitiesFall 2011

Disability awareness day with resources and speakers

Co-sponsored with

Student Disability Services

62

OMA CDSE Welcome Jam

1200-1400 students

from diverse

backgrounds

Fall 2011

Welcome Jam is a huge event where student

organizations perform and showcase the diversity here at

USF.

63

OMA CDSE Chat N Chew120 First year

studentsFall 2011

Chat N Chew is a program where new students to have

open and honest conversations with faculty/staff on campus

about the academic climate here at USF.

64

OMA CDSE Diversity with a Twist80 First year

studentsFall 2011

Diversity with a Twist is a program that allows various

students to showcase and discuss various stereotypes

through skits and a dialogue after the program about those

stereotypes.

65

OMA CDSE LGBT and Ally Ice Cream Social

400-500 students

from diverse

backgrounds

Fall 2011

LGBT and Ally Ice Cream Social is a program that helps

to create a safe environment for LGBT and Ally’s to come

together and find a support system here at USF.

66OMA CDSE OFSL Multicultural Competency Training

30 diverse

studentsFall 2011 Diversity Training offered to OFSL

67

OMA CDSE 9-11 Remembrance Ceremony

200-225 student,

faculty, staff, and

community members

Fall 2011 Remembrance for the victim of 9/11 tragedyCollaboration with Vet office

and other departments

68

OMA CDSE Hispanic Heritage Kick off

500-600 students,

faculty, staff,

and community

members

Fall 2011Hispanic Heritage Kick off begins an entire month

activities at USF to celebrate the Hispanic Heritage.




69 OMA CDSE Multicultural Latino Night

800-1000 students

from diverse

backgrounds

Fall 2011

Dance the night away with a live band, so make sure

you come dressed to impress. Learn and later answer trivia

questions about each Latino country in order to enjoy free

giveaways. If all you want to do is sit, relax and enjoy the

different genres of Latino music GREAT just come and enjoy

while playing a great game of Dominos with others like you.

70 OMA CDSE LGBT and Ally Resources 200 students Fall 2011

LGBT and Ally resources is a program that helps to

create a safe environment for LGBT and Ally’s to come

together and find a support system here at USF.

71 OMA CDSE MCC Holiday Remix

800-1000 students

from diverse

backgrounds

Fall 2011Celebrate with the Office of Multicultural Affairs all

the different types of Holidays celebrated all over the world.

72 OMA CDSE MCC Leadership Fall Retreat 35 student leaders Fall 2011Diversity and leadership training for MCC

organizations

Limited to Multicultural

organizations

73 OMA CDSE OMA Staff Retreat15 staff and

student staffFall 2011 Planning sessions of OMA staff

74 OMA CDSE Safe Zone Training500 students,

faculty and staffFall 2011 close to 20 session

75 OMA CDSE Multicultural Community Meeting 20-25 students Fall 2011Series of meetings to engage student organizations

to collaborate.

76 OMA CDSE LGBT and Ally Ice Cream Social

400-500 students

from diverse

backgrounds

Spring 2012

LGBT and Ally Ice Cream Social is a program that

helps to create a safe environment for LGBT and Ally’s to

come together and find a support system here at USF.

77 OMA CDSE MLK Week Kick off

500-550 students,

some faculty and

staff

Spring 2012

Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

with your fellow USF Bulls. Enjoy food and fellowship

together as we continue the Dream.

78 OVS SS Tillman Regional Summit Veterans Fall 2011

Hosted Tillman Military Scholars from the southeastern

region of the United States here on the USF campus. Hosted

keynote speaker Marie Tillman and a Student Veteran

Discussion Panel

Included Leadership Training and

discussions and a community

service event at James A Haley

Veterans Hospital. See #84

79 OVS SS Veterans Week Veterans Fall 2011

Chili Cook-off that involved all students on campus. Connects veterans with students

from all walks of life on campus.




80 OVS SS Veterans Week Veterans Fall 2011

Special Operations Parachute Jump followed by a ceremony

honoring all men and women who served in the US Armed

Forces

Raises awareness of this

underserved student population

on campus

81 SDS SDLSWorkforce recruitment - finding

employment with a disability

Students with

Disabilities Fall 2011

Workforce development is a national program focused on

employing those with disabilities; USF provided mock

interviews and resume development assistance

82 SDS SDLS

Access-Bull Abilities Fair

All USF - Students

with disabilities and

veterans highlighted Fall 2011

Disability awareness day with resource fair and wheelchair

basketball

83 SDS SDLS Not Just Ramps

All USF - Students

with disabilities

highlighted Fall 2011

Theatrical play about access issues; performed by "Had to Be

Productions" Reception and processing followed performance

84 SDS SDLS Tillman Scholarship PanelVeterans Fall 2011

Co-Sponsor Tillman Scholarship Panel with Veteran's Services See #78

85 SDS SDLS Trick or Treat with SDS All USF (students,

faculty Staff) Fall 2011

Open house/showcase of SDS spaces and services for 11-12

academic year

86 SDS SDLS

Transitions: Tampa Lighthouse

Prospective blind

students Fall 2011

Tour of SDS and campus resources for students with visual

impairments (in conjunction with Tampa Lighthouse for Blind)

87 SDS SDLS

Disability Etiquette USF community -

Faculty, staff,

students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

Presentation to campus community on disability etiquette

and common barriers to access18 instances of this program

occurred in 11-12 year

88 SDS SDLS

What's it Really Like?

All students

Discussion of what it's really like to have a disability w/

College of Education studentsCo-sponsored with College of

Education Diversity Committee; 3

instances of program in 11-12

89 SDS SDLS Sign for Soda All Students/ deaf

students highlighted Spring 2012

Week of Welcome event: Students practiced sign language

for a free soda

90 SDS SDLS Great American Teach-in Prospective students

with disabilities Spring 2012

Discussion of importance of education and impact of

disability and diversity with local middle school classes

91 SDS SDLS Impressabulls Kick-Off

Students with

disabilities or those

interested in

advocacy Spring 2012

Kick-off reception for new student/USF organization targeting

those with an interest in disability advocacy




92 WE WELL Eat Smart, Live SmartHigh school

Equivalency ProgramFall 2011

This is an interactive presentation where the Registered

Dietitian goes over healthier food options.

93 WE WELL Produce of the Month All students Spring 2012

This campaign is geared towards introducing new fruits and

vegetables to the students. At the table students can taste

the produce and receive information on the nutritional

benefits of the produce.

94 WE WELL AlcoholEdu for College First year students Fall 2011 Online population-based alcohol education

95 WE WELLHealth and Wellness presentations to

Upward Bound studentsIncoming Students Summer 2011

General wellness presentation to increase overall well-being

of Upward Bound students.

96 WE WELLInformation table at the LGBTQ Ice Cream

Social

Multicultural

Community Fall 2011

Educational event at Multicultural Week of Welcome to

provide wellness information on the LGBTQ community.

97 WE WELL Watch Your BAC table at Burgers and Bands Greek Life Fall 2011Program to provide information on monitoring blood alcohol

concentration and alcohol safety at Greek event.

98 WE WELL Watch Your BAC table at Club Creek Greek Life Summer 2011Program to provide information on monitoring blood alcohol

concentration and alcohol safety at Greek event.

99 WE WELLHealth and wellness presentation for the

High school Equivalency Program

High school

Equivalency Program

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

General wellness presentation to increase overall well-being

of students.

100 WE WELLHealth and wellness presentation for the

Hillsborough Kids, Inc. organizationCommunity Partner Fall 2011

Safer sexual health presentation to the Hillsborough Kids

organization.

101 WE WELL Wellness Walkers Sedentary StudentsFall 2011 &

Spring 2012

Every Thursday, the Registered Dietitian meets with a group

of students to take a 30-45 minute walk around campus.

102 WE WELL Happy Hour: Global Games and GrubMulticultural

CommunitySummer 2011

An opportunity for students to participate in an event that

focused on learning about different cultures. Students were

able to visit multiple booths to engage in various culture

related games and to taste foods from around the world.

103 WE WELL Information table at the Unity Festival.Multicultural

CommunityFall 2011

104 WE WELL Watch Your BAC Table at Salsaween.Multicultural

CommunityFall 2011




INTERNATIONAL DIVERSITY

Like above, please list all activities/programs/services for populations of INTERNATIONAL diversity during the 2011-12 academic year.

Include new programs for international students and previously existing programs expanded to specifically include those students, for academic year 2011-12--Summer 2011, Fall 2011

and Spring 2012.

Department AVP Team Program TitlePopulation


1 CC WELL Stronger Than I Knew Project Diverse Spring 2012Student videos promoting resiliency featuring diverse

students

Videos from international students

on adjustment and lgbt

2 CC WELL Cultural Adjustment Workshop

International

Multicultural

Students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012Strategies for Cultural Adjustment

3 CC WELL International Student OrientationInternational

Diverse Students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012Provide support and education to students in services

4 DFS CDSE Resources for International StudentsInternational

StudentsSpring 2012

Section of the Graduate Student Life Handbook

targeting International Students

5 HRE REL INTO USF Transition Day INTO USF Spring 2012 Hosted Event for 200 INTO USF students

6 HRE REL INTO Schools Conference Fair INTO Spring 2012Provided infomration on USF Housing at INTO

conference

7 HRE REL Juni Nation USF Spring 2012info/food fair with 40+ countries represented,

"passport" to visit all

Annual program for Juniper

Hall

8 HRE RELConfucius Institute Chinese New Year

CelebrationUSF Spring 2012 sharing Chinese New years traditions guest Jianghua Zou

9 NSC SDLS INTO transition dayINTO students

Spring 2012transition program to support INTO students matriculating

into USF

10 NSC SDLS INTO Orientation presentationINTO students

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

campus resource presentation to INTO pathway and AE

students, 4 presentations

11 SDS SDLS Disability orientation - International

Teaching Assistants International TAs

Fall 2011

Introduce international Teaching assistants to the concept of

ADA and SDS procedures to better the teaching experience

for the TA

12 SDS SDLSMulticultural Unity Festival - Awareness

table

All USF - festival

geared to

international

students

Fall 2011Sponsored by Office of multiculturalism, this fair targets

international experiences for all students




13 SHS WELL Language Line Translation Services

Students who prefer

to use a language

other than English

Fall 2011 Translation and interpretation services

Last year had used AT&T and

Babylon; service this year is an

enhanced contractual service

14 WE WELL Nutrition Presentation INTO Students Fall 2011

15 WE WELLPresentation of department for an INTO

eventINTO Students Spring 2012

Department AVP Team

AVPW AVP Wellness CDSE Community Development & Student Engagement

CR Campus Recreation REL Residential Experience & Learning

CLCE Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement SDLS Student Development, Learning & Success

CSI Center for Student Involvement SS Student Services

CVAVP Center for Victim Advocacy & Violence Prevention WELL Wellness

CC Counseling Center

DFS Dean for Students

HRE Housing and Residential Education Response

MSC Marshall Student Center X

NSC New Student Connections Yes

OFSL Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life No

OMA Office of Multicultural Affairs

OVS Office of Veterans Services Term

SACM SA Communications and Marketing Summer 2011

SACSE SA Conferencing and Special Events Fall 2011

SADT SA Development Spring 2012

SAPFP SA Parent and Family Programs

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

SAPEA SA Planning, Evaluation and Assessment

SASSC SA Shared Services Center

SGA Student Government Association

SHS Student Health Services

SP Student Publications


Key Success Indicator 9: Strategy 3.2 > Opportunities to Participate in a Global CommunityEnsure that students have access to engagement opportunities to participate in a global community

Department:

9.1 Please list each international/global experience sponsored or facilitated by this department wholly or in collaboration with other USF offices

and/or community organizations for the academic year 2010-11, and the number of students participating in each (estimate if needed).


9.2 Number of students participating in international/global experiences sponsored or facilitated by this office wholly or

in collaboration with other USF offices and/or community organizations.

Department AVP Team

Program/Experience Title

Term

Brief Description of ProgramEstimated Number

of Participants

Notes

1 CLCE CDSE Bulls Service Breaks Summer 2010Students travel to global destinations to provide direct service

towards a social issue of their choice. 25-49

2 CSI CDSEUniversity Lecture Series Presents - Matisyahu Spring 2012

Lecture/Spoken Word/vocal performance about Matisyahu

and his perception of Jewish Life 200+

3 CSI CDSEUniversity Lecture Series Presents - Lara Logan Spring 2012

Lecture highlighting war and the state of affairs in the Middle

East 200+

4 CSI CDSE

Bulls Nite Out - "Bulls Give Back" Spring 2012

Late Night program in conjunction with the World Hunger

Organization. Students assembled meals for those less

fortunate in Haiti. 200+

5 CSI CDSE University Lecture Series - The June

Baumgardner Gelbart Lecture in Jewish Studies Fall 2011 Lecture "Why was Spinoza Excommunicated?" 50-99

6 CSI CDSE Centre Gallery Exhibit - "Faces of Hope" Fall 2011 Photo exhibit on the "Forgotten Children of Peru" 200+

7 HRE REL

iBuddy Program Spring 2012

Connecting international students with domestic

students 100-199

HRE participated in resource

sharing. OMA also participated in this

9 HRE RELINTO OSU - housing INTO USF students Fall 2011 & Spring 2012

4 halls house INTO USF students with domestic

students 200+

partner with INTO USF to

improve experience

10 OMA CDSE

iBuddy program Spring 2012 Peer learning through cultural and social interaction 100-199

INTO USF and International

Student Services collaborated. HRE

also participated

11 OMA CDSESaudi Cultural Festival Fall 2011

Celebration and learning about Saudi culture and

society. 200+

Collaboration with Saudi

Students' Association

12 OMA CDSEiFest (International Festival) Fall 2011 Learning and celebration of global cultures. 200+

SG and several other departments

collaborated.


Department AVP Team


Term


of Participants

Notes

13 OMA CDSEHoliday Celebrations Fall 2011

Through interactive activities students are introduced

to global cultures 200+

Involved over 40 student

organizations.

14 OMA CDSEGlobal Games and Grub Fall 2011

Interactive programs where students played games

from various countries 200+ 50-99

Various student organizations

collaborated

15 OMA CDSE Tunnel Of Oppression Fall 2011 Skits designed to raise awareness about different forms of oppression .3000 RLL collaborated with OMA

16 OMA CDSEiBuddy Kick off Spring 2012

International students and domestic students paired

up for learning through cultural exchange 100-199

17 SDS SDLS

Consultation - disability and study abroad

Fall 2011 &

Spring 2012

Consult with international office as needed regarding

accommodations for students with disabilities participating in

programs < 25 2 cases required consultation in 11-12

18 SDS SDLSCultural Competency and Disability Fall 2011

Discussion of multicultural elements of disability culture

(partnership with Multicultural Affairs) < 25

19 SGA CDSE

International Festival

Fall 2011

Festival/fair highlighting the culture of communities around

the globe.

200+

Collaborated with OMA, Student

Affairs, INTO, USF World and

Intercultural and domestic student

organizations.

20 MSC SS

1. Entered into lease agreement to house a

satellite office of the Education Abroad

Department

Lease began

2011

Office space includes work area for office staff, presentation

space, and space to display brochures and literature to

promote study abroad opportunities.

numbers not applicable

21 WE WELL

Happy Hour: Global Games and Grub Summer 2011

An opportunity for students to participate in an event that

focused on learning about different cultures. Students were

able to visit multiple booths to engage in various culture

related games and to taste foods from around the world.100-199

Total Total Participating : 5625


Department AVP Team


Term


of Participants

Notes

Department AVP Team








HRE Housing and Residential Education Response Number of Participants

MSC Marshall Student Center X < 25

NSC New Student Connections Yes 25-49

OFSL Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life No 50-99

OMA Office of Multicultural Affairs 100-199

OVS Office of Veterans Services Term 200+




SAPFP SA Parent and Family Programs Fall 2011 & Spring 2012












Key Success Indicator 10: Strategy 4.3 > Intentional Leadership Development ProgrammingProvide students with intentional learning opportunities designed to develop leadership skills and abilities in the co-curricular setting.

Department:

10.1 Please list each leadership development activity/program/service sponsored or facilitated by this department or by this department in collaboration with

other USF offices and/or community organizations for academic year 2011-12.


10.2. List whether each leadership development activity/program/service had at least one desired outcomes specified in advance. If so, briefly indicate whether the

A/P/S was demonstrated to have achieved the desired outcome. Be sure to have evidence on hand to support this statement.

Activity/Program/Service

Yes No

1CC WELL Tampa Mayor's Leadership Conference X

Provide access to USF business students to leadership

training and networking in community. Achieved.

2 CC WELL Texas A&M site visit X Review internship training program. Achieved.

3CC WELL Men's Leadership Program X

Planned and prepared for class, but department

cancelled

4

CLCE CDSE

Rising Leaders Summit

X

Practice leadership consistent with one's personal

philosophy. Understand that innovation and collaboration are

important to leadering personal, community, national and

world change. Understand and be able to apply appropriately

the skills of problem solving, common purpose, and conflict

resolution. Recognize the vale of good citizenship. Our

evaluations show the desired outcomes were achieved.

NotesDepartment AVP Team

Was at least one

desired outcome

specified in advance

and assessed?

If yes, briefly identify the outcome(s) and state whether the

desired outcome was achieved.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



5

CLCE CDSE

Emerging Leaders Institute

X

Gain an understanding of leadership as a concept and

practice, and increase the belief that service as a leader is

important; Create comfort and desire to seek out leadership

opportunities as a means of contributing to the community;

Learn about personal leadership styles and how to maximize

strengths while building greater capacity with challenging

skills; Explore the concept of community and foster a desire

to connect with other people; build confidence and

enjoyment for interacting with a diverse group of people;

Build capacity for creating balance in all areas of life; Develop

important leadership skills such as team-building,

interpersonal communication, and problem-solving. All of

these outcomes were "Achieved" according to assessments.

6

CLCE CDSE

LEAD Fellows

X

Students will exhibit outstanding presentation skills. Students

will demonstrate a professional demeanor and a strong sense

of responsibility. Students will be exemplary leaders.

Students will develop interpersonal relationships and use

effective communication. Limited evaluations did not allow

for our outcomes to be assessed.

7 CLCE CDSE LEAD Week X

8 CLCE CDSE Certified Student Leader Program X



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



9

CLCE CDSE

Senior Leaders Academy X

It is our expectation that students that fully engage in the

Senior Leaders Academy will be able to: Consider the

importance of continuing to evolve as a leader; Participate in

intense a dialogue session with an effective community

leader; Appreciate the timeless nature of values and

principles; Learn to value adaptive leadership styles as the

face the future; Reflect on what it means to lead in

community; Appreciate the leadership lessons from USF and

consider how they might give back to their university. Our

evaluations show that these outcomes have been achieved.

10 CLCE CDSE Volunteer Fair X

11

CLCE CDSE

Hunger Banquet

Participants will be able to identify the root causes of hunger

and identify one organization in Tampa Bay that is addressing

hunger issues. The outcome was not assessed for the 2010-

2011 year and cannot be indicated as achieved or not.

12 CLCE CDSE Senior Citizen Prom X

13 CLCE CDSE Local Motive X

14

CLCE CDSE

Bulls Service Breaks - Active Citizens Leadership

Academy X

Develop an understanding of the Active Citizens Continuum

and the 8 Components of a Quality Service Break; Discuss

best practices and techniques to enhance leadership skill sets

and achieve effective communication; Understand different

ways to react to change and facilitate a group through

adversity; Learn ways to develop context of connection in

your group that promotes cohesion, creativity, and options to

achieve your goals. Evaluations demonstrate that these

outcomes were achieved.

15

CR WELL

Team teaching with new & veteran gf

instructors X

Provide practical instruction and feedback to new upcoming

instructors, allow them to shadow under current instructors.

On-going. On going



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



16

CSI CDSE

Center for Student Involvement Student Employee

Training X

Center for Student Involvement leaders will have improved

understanding of event collaboration and the importance of

collaboration in the work they do. 70% of the students were

able to articulate in two ways why collaboration is important

and how they could collaborate on programs at the

University. Achieved.

17

CSI CDSE

Student Organization Leadership Development

Workshop (Officer Role, Teamwork, and Delegation) X

18

CSI CDSE


Workshop (Recruitment and Retention) X

19

CSI CDSE


Workshop (Member Recognition and Spring

Planning) X

20CSI CDSE Homecoming Executive Board Leadership Retreat X

21CSI CDSE Bulls Nite Out Executive Board Leadership Retreat X

22 CSI CDSE Bulls Nite Out - "Bulls Give Back" X

23 CSI CDSE HYPE Fall Leadership Training X

24 CSI CDSE HYPE Fall Leadership Training X

25CSI CDSE

Campus Activities Board Executive Leadership Team

Retreat X

26CSI CDSE

Campus Activities Board Executive Leadership

Workshop, Topic: Community Service X

27CSI CDSE


Workshop, Topic: Leadership X

28CSI CDSE


Workshop, Topic: Wellness X



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



29 CVAVP WELLREAL Deal presentations & workshops (41

presentations)X

1. 90% of students participating in REAL Deal presentations &

workshops will increase their knowledge of bystander

intervention techniques - Achieved. 2. 90% of students

participating in REAL Deal presentations & workshops will

report increased willingness to change their actions in order

to prevent violence against women - Achieved.

30 DFS CDSE

Colors of Leadership Presentation - ISLC Leadership Conference

X

Participants will be able to articulate the strengths

and challenges of their leadership style and be able to

identify how to work with others. Achieved

31 HRE SDLS Serve, Lead, Learn X HRE Staff educated leadership opps in HRE. Achieved. CLCE Event

32 HRE SDLSStudent Employment X

Students Employed in Housing Marketing

and Services. Achieved. 70 student employees

33 HRE SDLS Mock Interviews for CSA Graduates X CSA Graduate Students given practice interviews HRE Supported

34 HRE REL Fall RA/CM Training X 8-day training prior to Fall Semester 2011 160 student employees

35 HRE RELResidence Life Manager (RLM) Training X 3-day training prior to RA/CM training - 3rd year staff

12 RLMs

(student employees)

36 HRE RELHall Council Student Leader Retreat X

1-day foundational training on leadership for HC

students 160 students

37 HRE REL January RA/CM Training X 3-day renew/retrain opportunity for all RAs/CMs.

38 HRE RELResident Assistants - ongoing supervision X

144 Resident Assistants, summer 1-week training,

fall class, on-going 1:1 meetings with supervisor

39 HRE REL

Community Managers - ongoing supervision X

14 Community Managers in Greek Village, Fall training,

on-going 1:1 supervision

40 HRE REL Leadership LLC in Cypress Hall X ongoing collaboration with CLCE to support this LLC

41 NSC SDLSPeer Advisor Leader student leader position X 6 students, paid position

42 NSC SDLSWeek of Welcome student leader position X

75 students, volunteer

position

43 NSC SDLSFederal work student assistant position X 2 student, paid position



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



44 NSC SDLS

University Perspective X

university purpose,

department mission, new

student transition theory,

population demographics

45 NSC SDLS Leadership Inventory X StrenghtsQuest

46 NSC SDLS

Ethical Decision Making X

Developing a strategy for

making ethical decisions

and reflecting on

personal decision making.

47 NSC SDLS

Basic Helping/Counseling Skills X

Developing helping skills

and making referrals to

the counseling center.

48 NSC SDLS

Goal Setting & Action Planning X

Creating a vision board

for future self and

establishing an action

plan for reaching goals.

49 NSC SDLS

Understanding Student Development X

Understanding the needs

of the diverse

populations we work with

- first-year, transfer, and

international students.

50 NSC SDLS

Event Planning & Management X

How to develop event

outlines, event scripts,

staffing plans, and

marketing plans.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



51 NSC SDLS

Articulating Leadership Style & Personal Values X

Outcome: PALs will articulate a personal mission statement

related to their leadership style and personal values as a

result of their experience in the NSC office. In a post-survey

that asked if the training accomplished a series of goals, 90%

of students agreed/strongly agreed that the training reached

it's intended outcomes. Achieved.

Participating in a values

sort, clarifying roles each

student plays, developing

a personal mission

statement, and writing a

letter to self.

52 NSC SDLS

Communication Skills X

Developing an elevator

speech and speaking in

front of a crowd.

53 NSC SDLSLeadership Inventory X

StrengthsQuest & True

Colors.

54 NSC SDLSFacilitation of Small Groups X

How to facilitate small

group conversations.

55 NSC SDLS

Resume Workshop X

Strategies for effective

resumes and how to

tailor a resume to a

specific job.

56 NSC SDLS

Professional Development Planning X

Outcome: PALs will be able to articulate what they learned

during their time in NSC and how this learning will be applied

to future leadership roles and in their chosen career. In a

free write exercise, 100% of PALs identified at least 7 of 10

themes identified as successful (Event Planning, Event

Implementation, Knowledge of the transition process,

Enhanced communication, Personal/professional confidence,

Administrative functions, Produce quality results, Adherence

to and value for personal and professional ethics, Team work,

and Develop community). Achieved.

Articulate learning

accrued during tenure in

NSC and how they will

use skills to shape future

experiences.

57 NSC SDLSTeam Building X

Low ropes & high ropes

course.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



58 NSC SDLS

Utilizing Inclusive Language X

Understanding strategies

for creating safe spaces

through the use of

inclusive language.

59 NSC SDLS

Transition Theory X

Understanding the

transition experience of

new students.

60 NSC SDLS

Networking X

Understanding how to

mix & mingle with various

constituencies.

61 OFSL CDSE

New Member Series Presentation: Bystander

Intervention with Center for Victim Advocacy and

Violence Prevention x

learn the definition of bystander effect and the role of this

behavior in our current society. Achieved.

62 OFSL CDSE New Member Series Presentation: Ethical Behavior

& Values with Student Rights and Responsibilities x

learn the role behind ethical decision-making and abiding by

moral code. Achieved.

63 OFSL CDSE New Member Series Presentation: Learning Beyond

the Classroom with Center for Student Involvement x

understand why co curricular activities are essential in the

collegiate learning environment. Achieved.

64 OFSL CDSE New Member Series Presentation: Multicultural

Competence with Office of Multicultural Affairs x

learn the importance of inclusiveness and how it directly

relates to values-based organizations. Achieved.

65 OFSL CDSE

New Member Series Presentation: Understanding

your Leadership Style with the Center for Leadership

and Civic Engagement x

gain a better understanding of the characteristics that make

up an effective leader. Achieved.

66 OFSL CDSE

New Member Series Presentation: Igniting Your Fire

with the Center for Leadership and Civic

Engagement x

examine what it means to be passionate about life decisions

and/or personal paths. Achieved.

67 OFSL CDSE

New Member Series Presentation: Values-Based

Leadership with the Center for Leadership and Civic

Engagement x

understand why values are influential in effective leadership

and personal behavior. Achieved.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



68 OFSL CDSE

New Member Series Presentation: Understanding

Service with the Center for Leadership and Civic

Engagement x

be able to differentiate between the roles and characteristics

of community service and philanthropic endeavors. Achieved.

69 OFSL CDSE New Member Series Presentation: Responsible

Citizenship with Student Government x

identify characteristics of what it means to be a civically

engaged citizen. Achieved.

70 OFSL CDSE

New Member Series Presentation: Advocacy &

Awareness with the Center for Leadership and Civic

Engagement x

learn how to become an effective advocate and the resources

necessary to start or maintain a just cause. Achieved.

71 OFSL CDSE Olympian Summit x

72 OFSL CDSE

Social Event Training x

Fraternal student leaders will demonstrate an understanding

of their roles in promoting personal responsibility and proper

risk management procedures in social settings. Achieved.

73 OFSL CDSE National Hazing Prevention Week Speaker x

74 OFSL CDSE Intake Coordinator Training x

75

OMA CDSE MCC leadership retreats X

Leadership concepts; importance of diversity;

organizational effectiveness. The program achieved its goals.

total 55 students

participated in two

leadership retreats

76

OMA CDSE Intercultural Student Leadership Conference X

Leadership in a global society; working collaboratively. The

program achieved its goals by sharing with the participants

diverse sets of competencies. almost 200 students

participated

77

OMA CDSE Cultural competency certificate X

Multicultural maturity and knowledge about diversity

in society. The certificate achieved its goals by sharing with

the participants diverse sets of competencies.

30 students

participated and faculty

assisted

78OMA CDSE Safe Zone Training X

Cultural competency, learned about LGBTQ issues.

Achieved.

500 students trained,

faculty collaborated

79OMA CDSE OFSL Multicultural Competency Training X

Cultural competency for Greek organizations.

Achieved.

80

OMA CDSE Cultural Competency Meeting X

Students were introduced to cultural competency

program. Program achieved its goals of recruiting students

for the program.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



81

OVS SS LDR 3930: Veteran Success X

To prepare student veterans transitioning from the military to

college life to engage in civic engagement, leadership on

campus, and leadership beyond USF. Also discusses using

military leadership in a civilian context. Syllabus is supporting

documentation. Achieved.

Collaboration with

Leadership Minor and

Undergraduate Studies

82

SDS SDLS Self-Advocacy Skills Workshop X

After participating in a self-advocacy workshop, students will

be quizzed on concepts and will demonstrate 80% knowledge

of concepts presented in workshop. The students were

evaluated on Self Advocacy concepts using a 10 question

quiz.

This objective was met; Students scored between 80-90%.

Achieved.

83

SDS SDLS

Mock interview day with Social Security Workforce

Development Program X

Students participated in mock-interview and were evaluated

on effective leadership/interviewing skills. This objective was

met. 100% of students were rated as “Very Good” on 11 of

the 18 Interviewing Skills. Achieved.

84SDS SDLS

Disability resource training for Peer Education

Leaders X

Conducted for New

Student Connections

85

SGA CDSE PLUNGE Leadership Retreat X

to be able to identify the components of Emotional

Intelligence from retreat. 90% of student participants

achieved this outcome.

86

SGA CDSE Meet your Mayor: Town - Gown Forum X

Present issues to

students to promote

critical thinking and

dialogue.

87SGA CDSE

Bulls Radio training session with Community Radio

partner, WMNF. X

Learn basic radio broadcasting skills and protocols that were

in tune with FCC regulations. Achieved.

88

SGA CDSE USF Polytechnic leadership retreat X

Skill training and development for Poly SG students to include

leadership styles, political dynamics and processes, conflict

resolution, and communication. Achieved.

Collaborative effort

between Tampa and Poly

SG advising crews.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



89SGA CDSE SG Executive Branch Spring Retreat X

Program to promote team building and critical dialogue

between branch members. Achieved.

90

SGA CDSE Step-up presentation X

Presentation to increase male involvement in campus

leadership roles.

Recruited by New

Student Connections to

present topic.

91

SGA CDSE SG Roundtables X

Dialogue opportunity for

student body to address

issues with SG via the

Senate.

92

SGA CDSE

SG Lobbying Effort to Florida Senate Budget

Committee X

Recruit and engage

students to voice their

concerns on the

impending budget cuts to

USF.

93

SGA CDSE Legal Writing Workshop X

Students will learn the correct style and technique for writing

legal documents, opinions and court decisions. Achieved.

Presented by Jodi

Adamchak, University

Counsel.

94

SGA CDSE Tampa City Council Forum X

Present issues to

students to promote


dialogue.

95

SGA CDSE Conducting Investigations Workshop X

Student swill learn the importance of conducting appropriate

investigations and discern the difference of preponderance of

evidence versus reasonable doubt in decisions. Achieved.

Presented by Winston

Jones, Student Rights &

Responsibilities.

96

SGA CDSE Graduating Senior Luncheon and exit questionnaire X

The overall experience of student employees/members

regarding the value of their student government involvement

will match or exceed their initial expectations. Achieved.

97

SGA CDSE Herman Cain Lecture X

Present issues to

students to promote


dialogue.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



98

SGA CDSE BOG student trip regarding Polytechnic separation

XVoice student opposition to the senate proposal. Brought a

group of about 30 students from Tampa campus to show

presence and listen to deliberations.

Present issues to

students to promote


dialogue.

99SRR CDSE University Conduct Board Training (Spring 2012)

XTrain Conduct Board members in Student Conduct

best practice. The outcome was achieved.

100

SRR CDSE

Ethic and Power in Leadership Course (Fall 2011

and Spring 2012

X Teach student the basic models and theories of

Ethical decision making and the outcome was achieved.

101

SRR CDSE

Ethic Workshop(Summer 2011, Fall 2011 and

Spring 2012)

Teach student how to make ethical decisions as a part

of the sanctioning program in SRR. The program was

assessed.

102 SRR CDSE

103SSM SDLS Mentoring Training for CAMP Mentors

xStudents able to identify components of Appreciative

Advising and list goals of Mentoring. Achieved.

104 Student Development Program for all students

employed by the MSCX

Students were provided with intentional learning

opportunities that were designed to develop critical thinking,

effective communication, leadership development, personal

responsibility, multicultural maturity and competency, social

responsibility, and well being. Students participated in bi-

weekly meetings, retreats, and workshops. Students were

assessed through regular self reflection, observation, and

performance evaluations. Achieved.

1052. Employ three Graduate Assistants within the

College of Student AffairsX

1. Mentor and monitor job performance of Graduate

Assistants who are able to apply their classroom learning in a

real life setting. Learning outcomes were achieved and

graduating GA's were employed at a Student Union

immediately upon graduation.

106WE WELL REACH Student Program

XPeer educators providing facts and education about health

and wellness topics . Achieved.

107WE WELL Watch Your BAC Program/Grant

XIncrease alcohol knowledge in order to decrease risk.

Achieved.



Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?



108WE WELL Advocates for Youth Program

XProvide comprehensive sexual health education to students.

Achieved.

109WE WELL DISC Training - Workstyles

XIncrease productive working relationships with co-workers.

Achieved.

Department AVP Team








HRE Housing and Residential Education Response

MSC Marshall Student Center X

NSC New Student Connections Yes

OFSL Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life No

OMA Office of Multicultural Affairs

OVS Office of Veterans Services Term




SAPFP SA Parent and Family Programs Fall 2011 & Spring 2012








Yes No


Was at least one

desired outcome


and assessed?









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