High school juniors and seniors are invited to Three Rivers Symposium workshops on March 6. This semester, the workshop focuses on back pain and the field of chiropractic medicine. Check the Symposia webpage for details and application information.
Earn college credit with your toes buried in white sand! Experience the diverse ecosystem of the world's third largest barrier reef, the geology of karst, the mystery of the tongue of the ocean, the intrique of piracy and the culture and traditions of island bonefishermen, crabbers and the batik textile industry. The Bahamian Field Studies course credit can fulfill a required Science or Society and Environment credit in most Bachelor degree programs on campus. For more information see the Department of biology trips website or contact Dr. Larry Wiedman at 260-399-7700 x8214 or lwiedman@sf.edu.
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Discovery GardenLearn more about this cooperative project of the University of Saint Francis and Most Precious Blood School. |
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Formula for LifeThe School of Arts and Sciences Department of Biology student Cortney Shepard's Formula for Life event raised $5,000 to provide 15,000 meals for malnourished Haitian infants and earned her a Jenzabar Foundation National Student Leadership Award. |
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High-Altitude Balloon ProgramDr. Teri Beam, chair of the Department of Biology, and a Precious Blood School teacher attended a High-Altitude Balloon Program workshop at Taylor University to learn more about the use of high-altitude balloon experiments in the development of a collaborative program involving college students and school age students in the Fort Wayne community. To leanr more about this program contact Dr. Teri Beam at tbeam@sf.edu or 260-399-7700 ext. 8206.
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July 12-18, 2009 |
Institute for Catholic Liberal Education Summer Academic RetreatThe Institute for Catholic Liberal Education will be hosting its annual summer academic retreat for Catholic educators at USF for the third consectutive year. Catholic educators from across the country will be on campus the second week in July.& For more inforatmion about this retreat contact Angie Springer at aspringer@sf.edu. |
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Environmental Science Graduate Student Saves a Life
Environmental Science graduate student, Teresa Mansfield, saved the life of a co-wroker at Kautex in Avilla where she is the Environmental Health and Safety manager. Read more about Teresa Mansfield's efforts. |
From student-directed undergraduate research in the Bahamas to examinations of timeless ideas from the great minds of the past, the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Saint Francis is a great place to learn and grow. Rooted in the Franciscan values, the school affords opportunities for students to learn from faculty who are experts in their fields—education that results in consistently placing graduates in full-time employment or graduate school. Find yourself here, at the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Saint Francis.
Prospective Students
Why Arts and Sciences?
Honors Program
Three Rivers Symposia
Masters in Environmental Science
Edwin Clark Schouweiler Planetarium
