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Events Highlights

Recent ARCS Events

  • 2011 Scholar Awards Luncheon

    The 2011 ARCS Foundation Tampa Bay Scholars

  • Scholar reception
  • Scholar Reception - Inna
  • Scholar Reception - Melissa
  • Scholar Reception - Our Distinguished Panel
  • Scholar Reception - Sponsors and Guests
  • Scholar Reception - Linda, Santigo Corrada, Alex Petrilak
  • Joyce Cotton and Ian Smith
  • Scholars with Enid Barness and Judy Genshaft
  • Scholars with Enid
  • Scholars with Judy Genshaft
  • Our guests
  • ARCS Foundation Tampa Bay Lifetime Members - Judy Genshaft and Enid Barness
  • Pat Johnson, Judy Genshaft, Enid Barness and Linda Seefeldt
  • Judy Genshaft
  • Santiago Corrada presenting to Melissa Buckley
  • Melissa
  • Mary Ellen Hogan presenting to Heidi Toomey
  • Heidi Toomey
  • JoAnn Nestor presenting to Maria Vega-Rodriguez

    The Nestor Family ARCS Scholar Award

  • JoAnn and Maria
  • The Brehm's presenting to Inna Fedorenko

    The Ella and Harold Brehm Memorial ARCS Scholar Award

  • Scholars and Presentors
  • The Panel -the Healing Connection to Cancer
  • Jo Ranney
  • Santo V. Nicosia, M.D.
  • Mitchel S. Hoffman, M.D.
  • Dr. Akiko Tanaka
  • The DW Group - Denise and Elaine

Pam Hallock Muller - Mentor of the Year

Congratulations to Dr. Pamela Hallock Muller, professor in the College of Marine Science, on her selection as the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Minority PhD Program’s Mentor of the Year during the Compact for Faculty Diversity/Institute on Teaching and Mentoring Conference held October 25-28, in Tampa, FL.  Dr. Hallock Muller is the director of the Coral Reef Indicators Lab and was nominated by Michael Martinez-Colón, a doctoral student in her research group.
 
Each year, only one faculty advisor from Sloan programs throughout the nation is selected for “demonstrated excellence in mentoring, contributions to increasing diversity and meeting other goals of the Compact’s Mission”.  

Dr. Hallock Muller is a Founding Member of ARCS Foundation Tampa Bay and is an ARCS Scholar (Hawaii).

Heidi Toomey – Marine Science

"My educational adventure began when I looked at my life and realized that I had stopped growing. 
Then, on a day I will never forget, I received a phone call that was a life changing moment for me.  I was in my car, with the tank low on gas, wondering how I was truly going to move, attend graduate school and start my new life.  When I picked up the phone I was informed of being a recipient of the ARCS Scholar Award.  I felt wonderful emotions of elation, joy, relief and especially excitement!  I knew in that moment that nothing could stop me.  I knew what I wanted and where I wanted to go and now I had the opportunity to really do it!  The feeling was raw and beautiful!"
 

Melissa Price receives the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award

Melissa Price (ARCS Scholar Tampa Bay), a USF cancer cell biology graduate student and member of Dr. Alvaro Monteiro’s lab at Moffitt, has been awarded the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award for Individual Predoctoral Fellows. This National Institutes of Health award is considered one of the most competitive predoctoral fellowships available. (September 2012).