Sunshine Education & Research Center
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Sunshine ERC Newsletter
Check out each edition for more information about us, a sample of our projects, events, and more.
Past Events
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Southeast Regional Research Symposium in Lexington, KY (March 25-27, 2024)
Southeast Regional Research Symposium hosted by the Sunshine ERC (February 27-March 1, 2023)
Southeast Regional Research Symposium (April 4-5, 2019)
Sunshine ERC Research Roundtable and Poster Session (February 20, 2019)
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- Building a More Disaster Resilient Future: Hillsborough County Community Conversations (May 28, 2025)
- The Activist Lab Bootcamp: Creating a Healthier and Safer Workforce: Be Voices for Change! (January 30 & 31, 2025)
- TRT Spring Workshop and Roundtable - Hospitality Challenges: In-Person Operations & Post-Pandemic Exodus (2024)
- State of the Science Meeting - Rural Coastal Community Health Science, Policy and the Future: From Lab to Legislation (March 19-20, 2024)
- USF Health Addresses Provider Wellbeing at IPE Day (2023)
- Panel discussions for Leto HS students (April 3 & 28, 2023)
- Spring Semester 2023 USF Health Service Corps Photo Gallery (photos on pages 39 & 58)
- International Public Health Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico (2023)
- The Activist Lab Podcast Series on Occupational Health and Safety (2021-22)
- Sunshine ERC Outreach and Recruitment Presentations (2021-22)
- Silicosis – old disease, new exposures, regulation for prevention! (October 14, 2020)
- Psychological & Emotional Wellness in Uncertain Times: A Virtual Experience for Teachers & Families (September 2, 2020)
- 2nd Annual Southeast Regional Research Symposium (April 4 and 5, 2019)
- State of the Science Meeting: Pregnant at Work (December 3-4, 2019)
- Hospitality Workshop (February 2019)
Dr. Thomas Bernard retires after nearly four decades of service to occupational health and safety
After nearly four decades of teaching, research and service at the USF College of Public Health (COPH), Dr. Thomas Bernard, professor in the Department of Health Policy and Systems Management, will retire Aug. 31.
Dr. Thomas Bernard retires after nearly four decades of service to occupational health and safety
COPH faculty, students advocate for worker health during Washington, D.C. visit
Faculty from the USF College of Public Health (COPH) recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with federal legislators and discuss priorities related to worker health and safety, highlighting the impact of federally supported occupational health programs.
COPH faculty, students advocate for worker health during Washington, D.C. visit
USF researcher addresses a growing crisis: Health care worker burnout
Imagine you’re a nurse or emergency responder in Florida when an outbreak of infectious disease collides with the aftermath of a hurricane.