Genshaft and Greenbaum’s latest gift to Taneja College of Pharmacy caps a decades-long journey
Judy Genshaft and Steven Greenbaum’s $250,000 gift to the USF Health Taneja College of Pharmacy names the dean’s suite and atrium in its new downtown Tampa home. This donation continues their long-standing support of USF and builds on a journey that began with a $1 million anonymous gift in 2003, which helped launch the college. The new spaces, designed for collaboration and innovation, reflect the couple’s commitment to leadership and excellence in pharmacy education.
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USF Foundation Board elects new leadership, welcomes new members
The USF Foundation Board of Directors recently appointed new leadership and expanded its membership.
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Quiet generosity, lasting impact
Jenny Chen, a first-year student at the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine, will forever remember the surreal moment she opened her email and saw the congratulatory subject line. Chen was unaware she was even being considered for the Dr. Jack F. Ross Medical Scholarship when she started classes in 2024, but a jaw-dropping message suddenly filled her screen.
She would receive $30,000 to help with expenses.
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Marine biology major dives into her passion
Growing up in Michigan, Molnar explored marshes, fished with her dad and collected clam shells in Lake Huron. Those days spent searching for life beneath the waves — and her obsession with “The Little Mermaid” movie — ignited her passion for marine biology.
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Grateful engineering grad’s generous payback
Mike Crew, a USF College of Engineering alum, reflects on his career and his generous $3 million estate gift to support future engineering students.
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Centene Foundation invests in future of clinical social work through $300,000 grant to USF
Thanks to a $300,000 grant from Sunshine Health and the Centene Foundation, the USF School of Social Work will be able to address the shortage of Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs), through its Pathway to Licensure Initiative, which supports social workers on their journeys to becoming LCSWs.
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USF United Support Fund: Helping students weather the storms
An international student faced severe financial hardship when their family's support ceased unexpectedly. Unable to work off-campus, he relied on savings and credit cards, accumulating significant debt. The USF United Support Fund provided crucial assistance during Hurricane Milton, covering evacuation costs. This fund, created during the COVID-19 pandemic, helps students with unexpected financial needs, such as food, rent, and supplies.
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Gift sets the stage for theater and dance students
Move aside, floppy discs. A $655,000 donation from the Sook Family Foundation is upgrading the tools available to USF School of Theatre and Dance students, enhancing the spaces where they stretch creativity and illuminate career paths.
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There's perfect harmony in USF concert hall's new name
Since opening in 2011, the School of Music's Concert Hall has become a musical gem for both USF and the Tampa Bay region. The only thing it was missing was an identity. Now, thanks to the generosity of Pete and Cynthia Zinober, it has one.
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A family toasts 20 years of transformation
In 2005, Don Aripoli orchestrated some unconventional family planning. He and his wife, Becky, established the Helios/Dominick and Emelene Aripoli Scholars program, creating a new branch in their family tree — one made up of USF students.
In February, that large and still growing family sat down together for a meal, an annual tradition hosted by Don Aripoli at USF’s Tampa campus.
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