The University of North Florida will honor a student with an outstanding record of volunteerism, when it hands out over 1,100 degrees Friday, Dec. 7, during fall commencement at the UNF Arena, Building 34, on campus. [Read more…] about UNF Honoring Student’s Exceptional Service During Fall Commencement
Education
Fernandina Beach Educator Honored with National Award
Jennifer Albert awarded $25,000 from the Milken Family Foundation
Jennifer Albert, a fifth grade science and mathematics teacher at Emma Love Hardee Elementary School, was honored by the Milken Family Foundation today during a surprise announcement for her dedication and commitment to providing students with a high quality education. Albert joins an elite group of educators as one of only 40 nationwide to receive this year’s award. [Read more…] about Fernandina Beach Educator Honored with National Award
China Foreign Affairs University signs agreement with Flagler College
Flagler College has entered into an agreement with China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU) for faculty and student exchange. The agreement was signed on Monday, Nov. 26 and is effective immediately with programs set to begin in the spring semester of 2019. CFAU is the preeminent university for producing diplomats and foreign affairs and policy specialists in China. [Read more…] about China Foreign Affairs University signs agreement with Flagler College
Florida Poly joins forces with Jacksonville Transportation Authority on self-driving vehicles
Florida Polytechnic University and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) announce a collaboration to enhance the development of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology in public transportation. Through a memorandum of understanding, both parties agree to work together to boost the research and application of this cutting-edge technology. [Read more…] about Florida Poly joins forces with Jacksonville Transportation Authority on self-driving vehicles
Stetson University Faculty, Staff, Students Win Florida Campus Compact Awards
Projects include prison education, farmers market, tutoring, sustainability and others
A Stetson University faculty member, staff member and two students were recognized for their outstanding achievements at the recent Florida Campus Compact Awards in Miami. [Read more…] about Stetson University Faculty, Staff, Students Win Florida Campus Compact Awards
UF Innovate | Tech Licensing Announces Another Successful Partnership with Portfolio Company Entrinsic Health Solutions Inc.
University of Florida startup Entrinsic Health Solutions Inc. (EHS), an innovative health sciences company, has entered into a partnership that provides for a worldwide commercial license and supply agreement for enterade®, an amino acid-based, glucose-free, electrolyte solution designed for oncology and gastrointestinal (GI) disease patients. [Read more…] about UF Innovate | Tech Licensing Announces Another Successful Partnership with Portfolio Company Entrinsic Health Solutions Inc.
Re-Book to Re-Build Effort Receives $20,000 Wells Fargo Donation to Restock Hurricane-Impacted Schools’ Bookshelves
Commissioner of Education Pam Stewart today thanked Wells Fargo for donating $20,000 to the Re-book to Re-build: Hurricane Relief Fundraiser. FDOE partnered with the Florida Education Foundation (FEF) and independent booksellers across the state to raise funds to support schools damaged badly by Hurricane Michael. Tax-deductible donations can still be made to the FEF Hurricane Relief Fund. [Read more…] about Re-Book to Re-Build Effort Receives $20,000 Wells Fargo Donation to Restock Hurricane-Impacted Schools’ Bookshelves
Institute of International Education Ranks UT as a Top Host of International Students
The Institute of International Education (IIE) has ranked The University of Tampa as the 20th highest master’s degree–granting university in the country in hosting international students. [Read more…] about Institute of International Education Ranks UT as a Top Host of International Students
University of North Florida Camp Composition Aids Local School Students
The College of Education and Human Services at the University of North Florida will host its annual Camp Composition, a writing camp to aid fourth- through 11th-graders to earn higher Florida Standards Assessments English language arts and writing scores, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., beginning Saturday, Jan. 19, and running through Saturday, Feb. 23, in Tom and Betty Petway Hall, Building 57, on the UNF campus. [Read more…] about University of North Florida Camp Composition Aids Local School Students
Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott Announce Hispanic Heritage Month Contest Winners
Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott last night announced the 2018 Hispanic Heritage Month student and teacher contest winners. This year’s theme was “A Celebration of Innovative Hispanic-American Leaders,” and the winners were honored during the annual Hispanic Heritage Month reception at the Florida Governor’s Mansion. [Read more…] about Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott Announce Hispanic Heritage Month Contest Winners
