The University of Tampa has been again named by The Princeton Review as one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education. [Read more…] about UT Named One of the Best Colleges by The Princeton Review
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Add Peace of Mind to This Year’s Back to School List with Affordable Health and Dental Insurance
With less than a month before a new school year begins, Florida KidCare and its partners are reminding parents to take advantage of their child’s health care benefits or to sign them up for health and dental coverage. [Read more…] about Add Peace of Mind to This Year’s Back to School List with Affordable Health and Dental Insurance
Princeton Review Names Stetson University One of The Best 384 Colleges for 4th Year in a Row
2019 edition includes student comments praising Stetson academics, campus life
Stetson University has been recognized as one of the leading undergraduate institutions in the nation by The Princeton Review for the fourth straight year. This honor, given to only about 15 percent of America’s four-year colleges, appears in the 2019 edition of “The Best 384 Colleges.” [Read more…] about Princeton Review Names Stetson University One of The Best 384 Colleges for 4th Year in a Row
First Lady Ann Scott Concludes Summer Literacy Adventure at Fort Mose Historic State Park
First Lady Ann Scott today made her final stop on the 2018 Summer Literacy Adventure at Fort Mose Historic State Park in St. Augustine. During her visit, First Lady Ann Scott shared her passion for reading with students from the St. Johns County Summer Camp Program and encouraged them to take the Summer Literacy Adventure pledge to read every day. [Read more…] about First Lady Ann Scott Concludes Summer Literacy Adventure at Fort Mose Historic State Park
Departments of Education and Revenue Encourage Florida Families to Take Advantage of the 2018 Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday
Three-day sales tax holiday begins August 3
As Florida families begin preparing for another school year, Department of Education Commissioner Pam Stewart and Department of Revenue Executive Director Leon Biegalski are reminding Floridians that they can save money on school supplies and clothing during the 2018 Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday August 3-5. [Read more…] about Departments of Education and Revenue Encourage Florida Families to Take Advantage of the 2018 Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday
UNF Instructor Tapped for Exclusive Parkinson’s Foundation Program
Dr. Dawn Saracino, physical therapy associate instructor in the Department of Clinical and Applied Movement Sciences in the University of North Florida’s Brooks College of Health, was recently accepted into the distinguished Parkinson’s Foundation Physical Therapy Faculty Program. [Read more…] about UNF Instructor Tapped for Exclusive Parkinson’s Foundation Program
Florida Poly providing Draken International with the ‘missing link’
The military constantly needs combat training with skilled pilots flying as the “bad guys.” The U.S. Air Force has an increasing demand for this adversary air service and it’s turning to Draken International to provide it. At the same time, Draken is turning to Florida Polytechnic University for its high-tech expertise. [Read more…] about Florida Poly providing Draken International with the ‘missing link’
UNF Honors Non-Traditional Student’s Exceptional Service at Summer Commencement
The University of North Florida will honor a student with an outstanding record of volunteerism, when it hands out over 780 degrees Friday, Aug. 3, during summer commencement at the UNF Arena, Building 34, on campus. [Read more…] about UNF Honors Non-Traditional Student’s Exceptional Service at Summer Commencement
History-Making Nuclear Scientist, FAMU Grad Mareena Robinson Snowden to Deliver Summer Commencement Speech
This past year, Florida A&M University alumna Mareena Robinson Snowden, Ph.D., made national headlines after she became the first African-American woman to receive a doctorate in nuclear science and engineering from the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). [Read more…] about History-Making Nuclear Scientist, FAMU Grad Mareena Robinson Snowden to Deliver Summer Commencement Speech
Court Ruling Makes Early Voting More Accessible
In response to a federal court overturning Florida’s prohibition of early voting locations on college and university campuses, League president Patricia Brigham offered the following statement:
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