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Dean's Student Leadership Society Induction Ceremony

Please join us as we celebrate the induction of the newest members of the Dean's Student Leadership Society. Brunch will be provided as we hear from Dean Michael, graduating seniors, and our keynote speaker, Lisa Mifflin.

Congratulations, new members! 

We can't wait to celebrate this achievement with each of you.

about lisa Mifflin

Lisa Mifflin, who holds a bachelor’s degree in finance (‘91) and master of public administration (MPA) (‘08), was originally born in Massachusetts, but relocated to Tampa as a child, where her family has lived since the 1920s.  

After receiving her degree in finance from USF, Mifflin began working for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), a bureau of the U.S. Treasury Department.  

In her current role with the OCC, Mifflin provides technical assistance and resources to bankers, community stakeholders and agency staff in her assigned markets of 91ÉçÇø and Oklahoma.  

A proud graduate of the 91ÉçÇø, Lisa serves on the executive committee of the USF Black Alumni Society and the diversity committee of the USF Alumni Association. She is an inaugural member of the Ambassador committee for the USF Master of Public Administration (MPA) program and is a scholarship funder in the USF Black Leadership Network. Lisa earned her Bachelor of Science in Finance and MPA from USF. She also completed USF certificate programs in Community Real Estate Development (CRED Tampa Bay), Basic Economic Development (IEDC) and Post-Crisis Leadership (Muma College of Business). 

Mifflin, who has established two scholarships in the USF Black Leadership Network (BLN), a partnership-based group founded in 2016 focused on engaging the community and enhancing the educational and leadership opportunities, credits her time spent working in the financial sector and her personal university experience as to why she wanted to give back.  

The two scholarships established by Mifflin include the Lisa Anne Mifflin Financial Services Scholarship, which supports diversity in the financial services industry and the increased representation of Blacks in the fields of finance and accounting, and the Lisa Anne Mifflin Public Policy Scholarship, which supports the increased representation of Blacks in the pursuit of advanced studies in public sector administration and policymaking.  

Beyond establishing these scholarships, Mifflin is also an active participant in several university committees and local community organizations.

PARKING 

Parking is available in Lot 23A or 23T. 

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