Florida A&M University (FAMU) President Larry Robinson, Ph.D., welcomes students, faculty and staff during the Virtual 2020 President’s Convocation 10:10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11. [Read more…] about FAMU Holds Virtual President’s Convocation Friday
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Local Retailers Invited to Participate in Free Webinar Series About Thriving in COVID-19 Era
Local retailers are invited to participate in a free webinar series that will provide tools to stay afloat during the tough COVID-19 economic climate. [Read more…] about Local Retailers Invited to Participate in Free Webinar Series About Thriving in COVID-19 Era
Educating and Empowering Students in the Field of Hispanic Marketing State Farm and Florida State University Quotes for Good
State Farm and The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication at Florida State University (the Center) have teamed up for the Quotes for Good program. [Read more…] about Educating and Empowering Students in the Field of Hispanic Marketing State Farm and Florida State University Quotes for Good
New Statewide Push to Make Florida “Talent Strong” Promotes Education After High School Amid Record Unemployment
Bridging Barriers to Education will Build a Better-Educated Workforce,
Get Floridians Back to Work, and Bring Economic Strength to the State
On the cusp of Labor Day, with Florida struggling under the highest unemployment in the state’s history due to the COVID pandemic, The Florida College Access Network (FCAN) and its local partners across the state launched a statewide campaign to promote education after high school for recent graduates and adult learners as the key to Florida’s and individual Floridians’ economic recovery. [Read more…] about New Statewide Push to Make Florida “Talent Strong” Promotes Education After High School Amid Record Unemployment
First Lady Casey DeSantis Announces 2020 Hispanic Heritage Month Theme and Student Contests
Student essay contest winners will receive a 4-Year Florida College
Plan scholarship provided by the Florida Prepaid College Foundation
First Lady Casey DeSantis today announced that the theme for Hispanic Heritage Month will be “Celebrating Untold Stories and Contributions of Hispanic Americans in Florida” and released information regarding the student art and essay contests and Excellence in Education awards. [Read more…] about First Lady Casey DeSantis Announces 2020 Hispanic Heritage Month Theme and Student Contests
New Statewide Push to Make Florida “Talent Strong” Promotes Education After High School Amid Record Unemployment
Bridging Barriers to Education will Build a Better-Educated Workforce,
Get Floridians Back to Work, and Bring Economic Strength to the State
On the cusp of Labor Day, with Florida struggling under the highest unemployment in the state’s history due to the COVID pandemic, The Florida College Access Network (FCAN) and its local partners across the state launched a statewide campaign to promote education after high school for recent graduates and adult learners as the key to Florida’s and individual Floridians’ economic recovery. [Read more…] about New Statewide Push to Make Florida “Talent Strong” Promotes Education After High School Amid Record Unemployment
FAMU President Robinson Discusses Reopening and Enrollment
Florida A&M University (FAMU) President Larry Robinson said fall enrollment is better than originally forecast but slightly below last year but due to the global pandemic. [Read more…] about FAMU President Robinson Discusses Reopening and Enrollment
Five tips to emotionally prepare for back to school
Children’s Home Society of Florida, offers mental health care tips and free counseling
Back to school can be a source of frustration and anxiety for students, parents and teachers amidst the coronavirus pandemic. [Read more…] about Five tips to emotionally prepare for back to school
FAMU Launches Rattler Chatbot to Answer COVID-19 Questions On Demand
Florida A&M University (FAMU) is launching a new tool to answer common questions about the University’s Coronavirus response and reopening. [Read more…] about FAMU Launches Rattler Chatbot to Answer COVID-19 Questions On Demand
New polling shows Floridians agree with judge’s injunction to prevent unsafe school reopenings in Florida
After Leon Circuit Judge Charles Dobson granted a temporary injunction to block state leaders from unconstitutionally forcing districts to reopen brick-and-mortar schools during the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida Watch and Progress Florida released new polling showing Floridians agree it isn’t safe to reopen brick and mortar schools in Florida. [Read more…] about New polling shows Floridians agree with judge’s injunction to prevent unsafe school reopenings in Florida
