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Student Handbook 020181 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA® 2020-2021 STUDENT PLANNER & HANDBOOK NAME: _________________________________________________ E-MAIL: ________________________________________________ PHONE: ________________________________________________ ABOUT THIS PUBLICATION The information in this book was the best available at press time. For updated information on a specific section please visit the websites listed in this book. All events and dates are subject to change, before attending any scheduled events call the appropriate scheduling office. If you have any questions or suggestions to next year’s planner, please submit them to Student Government. This is a free service offered to you by your USF Student Government. Project Planning: Jennifer Bielen, Zachary Blair-Andrews, Ian Carroll, Che Davis, Jacob Fenton Cover Design: Jacob Fenton CONTACT INFORMATION Phone: (813) 974-2401 Office: MSC 4300 Website: www.usf.edu/sg Email: [email protected] Facebook: fb.me/usfstudentgov Twitter: @usfstudentgov Instagram: @usfstudentgov The information in this book was the best available at press time. Watch for additional information and changes. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, without getting prior written permission of the publisher. ©2020. SDI Innovations. All Rights Reserved. This product is printed in Hong Kong 2880 U.S. Hwy. 231 S. • Lafayette, IN 47909 • 765.471.8883 http://www.schooldatebooks.com • [email protected] 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ....................................................................1 CAMPUS RESOURCES .........................................175 Student Planner Committee .......................................176 STUDENT HANDBOOK ............................................3 About USF Student Government ...............................178 Tampa Campus Parking Map .........................................4 Student Government Services, Letter From USF President ............................................6 Programs & Traditions ...........................................179 Letter From the Vice President for Student Success ......7 SAFE Team ................................................................180 Letter From SG President & Vice President ..................8 Bulls Media ................................................................181 Letter From Tampa Governor & Lieutenant Governor ..9 Student Government Computer Services ...................182 Commitment to Honor .................................................10 Student Government Advising, Important Contacts .......................................................11 Training & Operations ...........................................183 Student Conduct & Ethical Development ....................12 Center for Student Involvement .................................184 USF Housing & Residential Education .......................13 Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement ..............185 USF Smoking Policy....................................................25 Office of Multicultural Affairs ...................................186 Student Health & Wellness ..........................................26 New Student Connections ..........................................187 HIV & AIDS Resources ...............................................27 Religious & Spritual Life ...........................................188 Student Accessibility Services .....................................28 USF Student Traditions ..............................................189 Student Ombuds Office ................................................29 Phyllis P. Marshall Student Center.............................191 Dean of Students Office ...............................................30 Recreation & Wellness ...............................................193 Student Outreach and Support & SOCAT....................31 Campus Safety ...........................................................194 Center for Victim Advocacy ........................................32 AROUND THE TAMPA BAY AREA .....................195 USF Library .................................................................33 Parking & Transportation Services ..............................34 Office of Financial Aid ................................................36 Bull2Bull Financial Education .....................................37 Internships & Jobs........................................................38 Academic Calendar ......................................................39 2 STUDENT HANDBOOK STUDENT HANDBOOK ............................................3 Tampa Campus Parking Map .........................................4 Letter From USF President ............................................6 Letter From the Vice President for Student Success ......7 Letter From SG President & Vice President ..................8 Letter From Tampa Governor & Lieutenant Governor ..9 Commitment to Honor .................................................10 Important Contacts .......................................................11 Student Conduct & Ethical Development ....................12 USF Housing & Residential Education .......................13 USF Smoking Policy....................................................25 Student Health & Wellness ..........................................26 HIV & AIDS Resources ...............................................27 Student Accessibility Services .....................................28 Student Ombuds Office ................................................29 Dean of Students Office ...............................................30 Student Outreach and Support & SOCAT....................31 Center for Victim Advocacy ........................................32 USF Library .................................................................33 Parking & Transportation Services ..............................34 Office of Financial Aid ................................................36 Bull2Bull Financial Education .....................................37 Internships & Jobs........................................................38 Academic Calendar ......................................................39 Policies, USF Regulations, and the Student Code of Conduct, please refer to the websites of: The Office of the General Counsel (usf.edu/OGC) and Student Conduct & Ethical Development (usf.edu/sced) 3 4 5 LETTER FROM USF PRESIDENT Dear students: Welcome to the University of South Florida for the 2020-2021 academic year. For our new Bulls, you have just taken your first steps toward your future, and we are proud to be part of your journey. And for our returning students, welcome back. This is a great time to be a member of the USF community. Over the past 10 years, no other public university in the country has risen faster in U.S. News and World Report’s national rankings than USF. Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in the spring, our commitment has been – and remains – to make decisions that prioritize your welfare and that of our faculty and staff. The modifications and precautions we have implemented are designed to support the high-quality academic instruction and services you expect from USF while maintaining health and safety. There are many wonderful opportunities available at USF – both on-campus and virtually. Involvement while in college is directly linked to student success. From academic and professional to community service and special interest, there are more than 600 registered student organizations at USF. They offer countless ways to get involved in efforts you care about, connect with fellow students who will become lifelong friends, and give you the chance to contribute to a positive campus environment. In a little over 60 years, USF has become a national leader in education and research. Our award-winning focus on student success attracts talented students who excel while at USF, then launch successful careers in the fast-paced, global community. I encourage you to consider an undergraduate research opportunity during your academic career. USF is proud to be a welcoming, inclusive community that attracts the courageous, the bold, the dreamers; those who believe the future is full of opportunities yet to be realized. Our dedicated, world-class faculty and staff are here to support you in your academic progress and career ambitions, as well as in your personal growth and health. Your college years can define your life, and we know the relationships you create with mentors and friends will be with you for decades to come. You’ve worked hard to get here, and we are incredibly pleased you are part of the USF family. Best wishes for a successful academic year. Sincerely, Steven C. Currall President and Professor 6 LETTER FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT SUCCESS Dear students, Welcome to USF! The beginning of a new academic year is an exciting time for all of us. Many of you are just starting out on your academic journey and I want you to understand that the entire campus community is here to provide support and guidance along the way, virtually and in-person as permitted. Our academic advisors can help you choose an appropriate major and realize your goals. Career counselors will guide you as you sort through many career options and help prepare you for success in your chosen field. Our staff members in New Student Connections and Residential Education will help you to connect with other students and find common interests. USF’s professors will deliver insights while promoting
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