University of South Florida - Aegean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Right: In the library, two students find a beautiful and historical place to study Below Left: Two students enjoy their peaceful walk to the iibrary. which was once the elaborate Ringling Mansion. Below Right: In the solitude of the music roqm. a pianist is able to perfect her musical composmon. Far Below: Sarasota campus, currently under construction, is expanding to meet the needs of its students. iii . Ml 'i 11 i ZD-IOCDZDEIDCD USF at Sarasota was established in 1975. It is located on a 100-acre site which includes the former waterfront estate of Charles Ring- ling. Upper level courses and baccalaureate degrees are available in Education, Fine Arts, Arts and Letters, Natural Science, Busi- ' . . ness Administration, Social and Behavioral . , t , if! 1.. e :4 Sciences, and Nursing. Several graduate - t t't e, ' , t . programs are also ofiered. Jh+l 1:. K WWWW ' ' , Sarasota is also home to New College. his 3212-! .342; v . . i . ' a residential liberal arts honor program, de- ' W i ' signed for students who seek the atmos- . i phere of a small college with individual in- struction. Academics 31

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Business is their Business Chester H. Ferguson Hall with its mod- ern design is the home of the College of Business Administration. The programs offered through the college are designed to prepare students for careers in busi- ness and public service. The college concentrates in the areas of Accounting, Economics, Management, Finance, Marketing, International and General Business. Professional and honorary societies within the College enable the student to develop both professionally and socially. Right: During a business class. students listen in- tently to their professor. Below: Robert G. Cox is the Dean of the College. Below Right: Busy at work at his computer terminal. a student explains to another how his COBAL pro- gramming works. CDCDITIZ-CDCW ZO-IIDIU-ICD-Z-EUZD 30 Acadomrcs

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The Friendly Regions of USF s . h J . he, -lZ-ZDUJ QECWUDJJITI-IITI'U Above: A group of students gather under the covered satio to discuss their notes. Above Right: A sign marks one of the many entrances to ihe campus. Right: A students deep in thought. takes a break be- tween classes under a shady tree, Below Right: These two studems demonstrate that studying is more enjoyable when you can do It outSIde In the sunshine and by the water. USF at St. Petersburg was established in 1968 and is our oldest regional campus. It was originally located in the former Merchant Marine training facility but now occupies a 24-acre site off Bayboro Harbor in downtown St. Petersburg. It is within walking distance of many cultural and recreational facilities. such as the Bayfront Center and the Salva- dor Dali Museum. The campus receives national attention for its outstandin marine science program, It is also home or the Florida Institute of Oceanography, a research institute for the State University System, The campus offers upper level courses and bachelor degrees in many areas such as English. Business, Elementary Education, Psychology, Engineering Technology, and Criminal Justice. Graduate pro rams are available in Business, Teacher ducation, and Rehabilitation Counseling. 32 Academhcs