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A recently completed building on the campus of the University of South Florida is another piece to the Uptown vision. The USF Research Center building was completed in March for around $42 million. It s a three-story, 120,000-square foot mixed-use building with lab, office, and meeting spaces. The goal is for the building to be used for academic and federal research and for corporations to collaborate. They re still looking for partners, but once they come in, students will be able to get hands-on experience in the most pristine facility. So what they re learning in the classroom becomes a reality, and the research part where they re working and interning with our partners here in the research park. So that gives them a credibl stanley mug e upper hand, we think in terms of going out into the world, and being able to have th stanley bottles at skill set that is needed to address some of those global challenges, stanley taza explained Sylvia Wilson Thomas, Interim VP of Research and Innovation at USF. The building is housed right on the edge of Fowler Avenue. A place for brilliant minds to be successful. Allison Madden, Dir. of Operations for USF Research Foundation, said, So people are driving by, they re gonna see that the lights are always on, that people are moving and shaking and doing things. And so that s one of the key things is that you know, creativity in this kind of work is not just a nine-to-five job, this is something that that that s a passion for people here. The team is currently recruiting new comp Neru Busy road leading to Tarpon Springs reopens after bridge wash out
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 鈥?Abortion rights, gun reform, teacher pay鈥?just some of the things Florida lawmakers may tackle in their 2020 legislative session, set to start Tuesday. Republicans again control both chambers and the governor s office. While that suggests fewer roadblocks to passing major reform, political experts believe the session will be rather quiet compared to others. Florida State Political Science Professor Carol Weissert says with 2020 being an election year lawmakers might be fearful of losing votes by making big changes.If legislators do decide to shake things up, there are plenty of proposals to choose from. A slew of bills awaits the 60-day lawmaking gauntlet. Below are some of the hottest topics set fo stanley cup r this year. 鈥?TEACHER PAY 鈥?One of the biggest goals for Gov. Ron DeSant stanley termosy is this year will be increasing starting salaries for the states teachers to $47,500. Teachers earning less, who are already employed, would see a boost as well. That represents 101,000 current teachers that will see a raise, said Gov. DeSantis, explaining the more than $600-million budget proposal. That s something that will have a really meaningful impact in terms of recruiting and retaining folks. The Republican is also stanley water bottle looking for $300-million to dismantle and replace the state s Best and Brightest teacher bonus program with a new bonus system he believes will be less complicated. The plan has support but received a rather tepid reaction from GOP House Speaker Jos茅 Oliva upon its |
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