Howdy Goudey began working in the Windows and Daylighting group at LBNL in 1993. At the time he was a student at University of California, Berkeley, where he completed a BS degree in Engineering Physics in 1997. Howdy, I’m Jacob Sowell and I play the bluegrass banjo for The Family Sowell. I’m 23 years old, the oldest in the group, besides Mom and Dad, of course.
- Chameleon-Like Material Spiked With Boron Comes Closer To Mimicking Brain Cells
In a new study, Texas A&M researchers in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering describe a new material that comes close to mimicking how brain cells perform computations.
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- Researcher Develops Formulas To Predict Coastal Sediment Movement
The ocean engineering doctoral candidate's work expands upon current knowledge to help industry engineers reduce research cost, maintenance needs and more.
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- Texas A&M Professor Awarded Department Of Defense Grant For Gulf War Illness Research
Ashok Shetty is part of a team that will investigate pwhy Gulf War illness is worse for some veterans than others.
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- County-Level Racial Attitudes Associated With COVID-19 Outcomes
Texas A&M researchers found that racism predicts COVID-19 cases and deaths, even after taking into account health and demographic factors.
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- Fall Doctoral Commencement Student Speaker Shares His Unconventional Journey To A Ph.D.
Dale Weeks is one step closer to a dream that is decades in the making.
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- The Benefits Of A Real Christmas Tree
The Texas A&M Forest Service says that live trees have many environmental benefits, and are 100% biodegradable.
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- Texas A&M Student Places Second In Annual SEC Pitch Competition
Animal science senior Stephanie Young's device alerts veterinarians about complications in animal patients after surgery.
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- The Remote University
The coronavirus pandemic quickly pushed universities online this year. Here's how Texas A&M adjusted.
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- The COVID-19 Pandemic’s Impact On The Electricity Sector
A cross-domain, open-access data hub created by Texas A&M researchers shows the effects human mobility has on the United States’ electricity markets.
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- Texas A&M Foundation Partners With REACH To Feed Local Families
REACH, founded by a former student, provides meals to contract service workers at Texas A&M.
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Jacob Schlierf
Howdy! Welcome to the USF Counseling Center!
My name is Jacob Schlierf (please call me Jake!) and I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at the USF Counseling Center. I earned my B.S. in psychology from the University of Florida and I am a diehard Gator fan, although I have made ample room in my heart for the Bulls. While I was at UF I developed an interest in sport psychology and went on to earn my M.S. in Sport and Exercise Sciences from Ithaca College. I enjoyed working with student-athletes in both performance enhancement and athletic counseling modalities. I earned my Psy.D. in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Athletic Counseling from Springfield College. During the course of my doctoral program I worked in both community mental health settings and college counseling centers. I have developed a strong passion for working with college students as they encounter the many challenges of college life, and this was solidified even further this past year as I completed my doctoral internship at the USF Counseling Center. I am delighted to be staying another year here and to be working with such diverse and energetic students.
I am originally from Cocoa Beach, FL so I am very happy to be back in my home state! I grew up close to the beach and have enjoyed surfing and fishing since I was a youth. I really enjoy any activity where I get to be surrounded by nature and I’m often out hiking, biking, or swimming when the waves are flat. My approach to therapy is fairly integrative. I focus on creating a quality relationship with students while at the same time collaboratively engaging in a solution focused manner to address their concerns. I approach the therapeutic relationship with the understanding that the student in front of me is an expert on themselves and their unique socio-cultural experiences. I see therapy as the fusion of their self-expertise and my knowledge/experience as we collaboratively work toward improving their identified concerns. My background in sport psychology includes a focus on strengths. I enjoy setting goals together with students that allow them to use their strengths and challenge themselves outside of therapy. I find this outside work enriches the work we do together in session. I am thrilled to accompany you on your journey through college and support your growth.
Clinical Interests: My interests include anxiety, depression, developmental trauma, exercise and wellness, grief & loss, PTSD, interpersonal relationships, romantic relationships, sleep difficulties, physical injury, sport performance.
Howdy Jacobsen
Howdy Jacobson
Languages: Fluent in English, limited working proficiency in Spanish.