Study in the Bahamas and earn USF credits! Spend 1 or 2 weeks at a beachfront logde learning about marine science, coastal and island geology, and Bahamian culture and earn 3 hours of credit toward the general education requirement, "Society and Environment" or "Science". Contact Dr. Larry Wiedman, Director of Environmental Science at 260-399-7700 x8214 or lwiedman@sf.edu for more information.
High school sophomores, juniors and seniors are invited to spend the day at USF with a plethora of state-of-the-art microscopes and high-tech imaging equipment. Fusing biology with chemistry and information technology students will use a scanning electron microscope and polarized light microscope and various imaging techniques. For more information see the Three Rivers Science Symposium website or contact Carolyn Exner at 260-399-8067 or cexner@sf.edu.
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August 23 |
First day of classes |
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August 25 |
All campus Convocation and lunch at Hutzell Athletic Center, 11:00am |
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August 27 |
School of Arts & Sciences student picnic, Achatz Hall of Science, 12:30pm |
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Inpiring careers and vocations. 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
