Genshaft received leadership awards from Princess Sirindhorn of Thailand. She has received an honorary degree from Yeungnam University and Saint Ignatius of Loyola University. In 2012, the USF marching band dedicated its first half time show of the 2012–13 season to her. Personal life Genshaft married Steven Greenbaum in 1989 and has two sons. Genshaft's brother is Neil Genshaft, chief executive officer of Fresh Mark. Genshaft decided not to live in the on-campus residence, the 9,000-square-foot Lifsey House, and lives in the Tampa Palms neighborhood near campus. In June 2019, Genshaft and her husband donated $20 million to USF for the construction of a new honors college. She also donated $3 million to endow a deanship for the honors college. References Living people Presidents of the University of South Florida Ohio State University faculty People from Canton, Ohio 1948 births American women social scientists Women heads of universities and colleges American women academics 21st-century American women