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USF Textbook Reserves Save the Day
Mayra Morfin (USF ’13) is pursuing a double major in psychology and public health and textbook cost is an issue for her.... -
USF Online Textbook Collaborative
Professor Joe Moxley, Director of First-Year Composition (FYC), along with the department’s faculty and graduate students, created... -
Library’s Circulation to the Rescue
Nicholas DeBadts (USF ’13) is a psychology major for whom textbook cost is a critical issue. He receives financial aid and... -
USF Students Launch MyTextBookExchange.com
Toby Thomson and Kenneth Costa are the two USF students behind Text Exchange, a new site launched in August for buying and selling... -
Connecting Students with Research Literature
Prof. Emanuel Donchin teaches in the Psychology Department and in the Honors College. His course, “The Mind and the Brain,”... -
The Textbook of the Future
Prof. T. Grandon Gill (MIS) teaches two courses based entirely on his online textbook, Introduction to Object Oriented Programming... -
Reserve Textbooks in Increasing Demand
Dennis Smith, Manager of Access Services at the USF library, knows that reserve textbooks are in great demand. He and his team... -
e-Textbooks, Course Packs, and Textbook Rental Programs Gain in Popularity
Prof. Diane Austin teaches Web Design for Libraries, Information Architecture and WWW Design and Management. Because technology...
Spend Less on Textbooks
A service of the USF Tampa Library, the Textbook Affordability Project (TAP) helps counter the rising cost of an education by connecting students and faculty with alternatives to full-price textbooks.
