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  • THE SAFE WAR 
    Caine, Jim (MFA in Creative Writing, The University of Tampa, 2015)
  • Safest Place in Iraq 
    Linzey, Paul E. (MFA in Creative Writing, The University of Tampa, 2016-01-07)
    While deployed to a small coalition-led Forward Operating Base as a chaplain in the spring and summer of 2007, Chaplain Paul Linzey experienced the danger of war, the loneliness of being away from home, and the exhilaration ...
  • Salt Water 
    Reyes, Lisa (MFA in Creative Writing, The University of Tampa, 2018-06-14)
    A prose poem novella, Salt Water is a simple love story. As her mother is dying, a daughter sets out to meet the father she hasn’t seen in eighteen years. The story moves between New York and Miami, between leaving and ...
  • Salt, Sand and Blood 
    Liddle, MarQuese (MFA in Creative Writing, The University of Tampa, 2019-06-13)
    Salt, Sand, and Blood, as presented in this thesis, is the first fragment of a fantasy epic following a vast cast of characters across country and continent. Protagonists Adam, Adnihilo, Jael, and Trey struggle to find ...
  • Salvador Dali Museum and Accessibility: Accommodation, Universal Design, and a More Inclusive Museum Experience 
    Mays, Jamie (MAPC, The University of Tampa, 2022-08-11)
    There are centuries worth of disability history and a dozen types of institutions, activities, and policies available that could be used to conduct an analysis of accommodation, modern-day use of Universal Design (UD), ...
  • Satin Stains 
    Stewart, Margaret (MFA in Creative Writing, The University of Tampa, 2018-01-04)
    This creative nonfiction follows the connections of three women: the narrator, her mother, and Silvana — a victim of a violent crime — for whom the mother serves as an advocate. From marriages to family holidays, and ...
  • Scaling up the Sustainability of the Salmon Aquaculture Industry: Implementation of Integrated Multi-Trophic Salmon Aquaculture 
    Marter, Alexandra (Department of English and Writing, The University of Tampa, 2018)
    The current and rapid expansion of the fish farm industry gives it the potential to be sustainably shaped as a solution to diminishing wild fisheries and a means of food security for a growing human population. By focusing ...
  • Scenes of The University of Tampa; Tampa, Florida; and the Stalnaker/Russo Families; 1940s to 1960s 
    Stalnaker, Leo (1940s-1960)
    Scenes of The University of Tampa; Tampa, Florida; and the Stalnaker/Russo Families; 1940s to 1960s
  • Scientific Communication and Outreach: A Review 
    Butler, Alexandra (Keyhole Press, The University of Tampa, 2022-04)
    Historically, a general misunderstanding of scientific information is held by the general public that is largely populated by individuals who have not received an extended education in science. This misunderstanding is ...
  • The Search for a Model Organism for Panspermia: Examining the Effects of Vacuum and Ultraviolet Radiation Exposure on Differently Encysted Artemia Embryos 
    Corinne Speight (College of Natural and Health Sciences, The University of Tampa, 2015)
    Panspermia, or the idea that sources of life are distributed throughout the Universe via transportational units such as meteoroids, has become a tantalizing possibility throughout the realm of astrobiology. In this experiment, ...
  • Searching for Stellar Associations in Gaia DR2 
    Jennings, Brolan; Andrews, Jeff; Agüeros, Marcel; Chanamé, Julio (Department of Physics, University of Tampa; CIERA/Northwestern University; Columbia University; Pontificia Universidad Católica Católica de Chile, 2021)
    We present preliminary results of a search for previously unidentified stellar associations in the second data release (DR2) from the European Space Agency’s Gaia satellite. Gaia DR2 contains precise astrometric data on ...
  • The Second Amendment: Myths and Realities 
    Cornell, Saul (Honors Symposium, The University of Tampa, 2018-11-30)
    On Friday, Nov. 30, The University of Tampa welcomed Saul Cornell, a leading authority on early American constitutional thought and the Second Amendment, as part of the University’s Honors Program symposia series. The ...
  • Seeking Glory 
    Walsh, William (The University of Tampa, 2019-01-03)
  • Self Branding as a form of Professional Communication 
    Urso, Veronica (MAPC, The University of Tampa, 2022-08-16)
    The purpose of this project is to illustrate the power of a personal website serving as a professional form of communication. The aim is to bring a traditional resume “to life” by creating a visual resume. The site along ...
  • Senior Project 
    Lorow, Sasha (Department of Film, Animation and New Media (FMX), The University of Tampa, 2018-05-05)
    Senior Project created for FMX499, under the direction of Prof. Santiago Echeverry.
  • Senior Project: Animation/Pitch Bible 
    Torres, Ivette (Department of Film, Animation and New Media (FMX), The University of Tampa, 2019-05-13)
    The process of creating an animation/pitch bible for my childrens show concept.
  • Shape of the Past 
    Hansali, Jean-Baptiste (Department of Film, Animation and New Media (FMX), The University of Tampa, 2022-05)
    Jonah, a prisoner on death row, is given a choice; be sentenced to capital punishment or volunteer for a scientific project.
  • Shelf Space 
    Smith, Abigail (MFA in Creative Writing, The University of Tampa, 2014-06-14)
    In “Shelf Space,” siblings Clint and Cindy are overwhelmed by life’s expectations, and left feeling unfulfilled. Cindy is listless in the family she’s built, and Clint is simply trying to keep from self-destructing. ...
  • Sidereal Time 
    Buchanan, Aaron (MFA in Creative Writing, The University of Tampa, 2019-06-13)
    Sidereal Time is a novel in stories spread through time: from the defining moment with the church ceremony in 1985 until the initial character is brought back in the final chapter in 2019 to sew together earlier characters ...
  • Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fraternity at The University of Tampa 
    Unknown author (1959)
    This former private residence, at 108 Crescent Place, served as the fraternity house for members of Sigma Phi Epsilon from 1954 to 1965. Delo Hall is seen on the right.