Article Archive for August 2009
Fine Arts music wing being renovated
Beginning in September, the music wing of SFCC’s Center for the Arts building will undergo a makeover to coincide with the current renovations to the SFCC Auditorium. The wing will be redesigned to better meet …
PROFILE: CCE offers classes for everyone
When local businesses, skilled trade workers, and service providers need to update their training, they call Lorrie Key in SFCC’s Corporate and Continuing Education department. Though SFCC has always provided corporate and continuing education classes, …
SFCC welcomes new trustee
Recently appointed by Gov. Charlie Crist, Timothy D. Backer will represent DeSoto County on the South Florida Community College District Board of Trustees for a four-year term. One of the college’s own, Backer graduated from …
SFCC tours to Peru and Ireland
In spring 2009, SFCC is sponsoring educational tours to Peru and Ireland. All of SFCC’s educational tours are available to employees, students, and the public and can be taken for college credit or no credit.
During …
SFCC shines on HLT stage
Seven SFCC Panthers rock ’n’ roll as part of the Highlands Little Theatre’s production of Smokey Joe’s Cafe.
“There are a lot of people involved in a show, and I’m just one little sliver of that,” …
Volleyball season begins for Lady Panthers
South Florida Community College’s Lady Panthers Volleyball team begins its 2009 season Friday, Aug. 28, 7 p.m., against Florida College in Temple Terrace.
Its first home game in the Panther Gymnasium will be Saturday, Sept. 5, …
United Way at SFCC kicks off annual campaign
Once again, SFCC employees have an opportunity to donate to local agencies with the start of its United Way annual campaign. This year, the three goals for the college’s United Way campaign are to exceed …
SFCC moving ahead with innovations
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In the wake of economic uncertainty, enrollment is increasing at South Florida Community College, and SFCC is moving forward with major innovations, Dr. Stephens said …