H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute

The nationally recognized H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute may be a private organization, but it works closely with USF's College of Medicine in its teaching and research. Moffitt is located west of the Psychology/CSD building and east of the Health Sciences Center (Medicine/Nursing). It is home to the largest blood and marrow transplant program in the Southeastern United States and the outpatient programs record more than 110,000 visits a year.

Near the north entrance of Moffitt is Sanctuary, an example of our public art. Artist Elyn Zimmerman constructed it in 1991 as a private, secure gathering place for patients and staff. It uses the sound of water flowing over rock to create a soothing echo contained within the natural rock enclosure.