Whether you’re just beginning your journey or continuing at USF, we are thrilled to have you here. Starting at a new school or continuing to find your place in a new community can come with a mix of excitement, questions, and new experiences. As transfer students, you bring your own stories, experiences, and perspectives to our campus, and we hope you feel that you are an important part of our community.
The Bridge, Transfer Student Newsletter, is here to help you stay connected and make the most of your time at USF. Each month, we’ll share helpful resources, upcoming events, campus opportunities, and ways to connect with people. Start by learning more about the Transfer Student Alliance (TSA). Whether you’re looking for support, hoping to get involved, searching for your next campus event, or simply wanting to know what’s happening around you, we hope you’ll find something in each issue that is helpful and meaningful to you.
As we begin a new academic year, we invite you to explore, connect, ask questions, and make this campus your own. Your transfer experience is uniquely yours, and we’re here to support you along the way. Welcome to the community; we’re excited to have you with us and look forward to sharing this journey with you throughout the year!
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On the Hilltop this Month |
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Friday, Aug. 28 | 11:30 a.m.
McLaren Complex
Join us at the Student Employment Job Fair to connect with on- and off-campus employers, explore part-time job opportunities, and learn how you can gain valuable experience while working around your academic schedule.
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Tuesday, Sept. 1 | 11:45 a.m. Fromm Complex, Berman Room
Join us to gain practical career insights, connect with fellow transfer students, and discover opportunities to help you succeed at USF and beyond. Whether you’re exploring career paths, preparing for an internship, or growing your network, you’ll leave with helpful strategies and new connections.
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Transfer Coffee & Conversations |
Wednesday, Sept. 2 | 11:30 a.m.
Karma Cafe, 1901 Hayes Street
Join us at Karma Café for Transfer Coffee & Conversations! Grab a coffee, meet fellow transfer students, and enjoy casual conversation in a relaxed setting just steps from campus. Transfer students receive 15% off their purchase while connecting with the USF community.
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| Thursday, Sept. 3 | 11:30 a.m.
Gleeson Plaza & Welch Field
Chat with representatives from 150+ student organizations to find out how you can get involved at USF.
For more information, visit Student Leadership and Engagement on the University Center 4th Floor, or learn more on the SLE website.
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| Bryant Yu: A nursing major who transferred from Foothill College in Los Altos, CA. In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball, exercising, reading, and drawing.
Advice to fellow transfer students: Be completely open to becoming friends with anybody. You may not think you and someone else will relate, but you never truly know. I’d also say not to put yourself in a box. You should come into this experience like a blank canvas in order for you to create something new.
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| Meet Professor Marco Durazo: A political science scholar and dedicated educator whose work focuses on Latino politics, immigrant rights, civic engagement, and immigration policy.
With a PhD in political science from UCLA and graduate training at MIT and Harvard, Professor Durazo brings both academic expertise and deep community connections to his teaching and mentorship. His current book manuscript, The Few, The Proud, The Deported: Race, Military Service, and the Politics of Immigration Enforcement, explores the intersection of race, military service, and immigration enforcement.
He is passionate about mentoring the next generation of leaders, lawyers, scholars, and changemakers.
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