Article Archive for January 2010
Award-winning Author Kicks Off Creative Writers’ Series at SFCC
Over 40 students and community member attended the first presentation of the South Florida Community College Honors Program Creative Writers’ Reading Series, Jan. 25, at the SFCC Museum of Florida Art and Culture (MOFAC). Patrick …
Dr. Stephens Updates FACC on Current Issues
As the guest speaker during FACC’s Jan. 20 general meeting, Dr. Norm Stephens, SFCC president, updated members on current projects at SFCC, including the auditorium renovation and the SACS reaffirmation accreditation.
“We are on schedule and …
Cathy Futral’s Painting Featured in Calendar
SFCC Art Professor Cathy Futral’s original watercolor painting, Big Cypress Landscape, was chosen by Tri-County Human Services, Inc. to be featured in its 2010 calendar The Art of Recovery. The calendar is a fundraiser for …
SFCC Employees Can Sharpen Their Skills on Professional Development Day
A major employee event is on the horizon at South Florida Community College.
SFCC will hold its first Professional Development Day on Friday, Feb. 19, with registration beginning at 8 a.m.
Patrick Grady, motivational speaker from Today …
Nursing Professor Christine Greenwald Receives Golden D.U.C.K. Award
SFCC Nursing Professor Christine Greenwald was recently selected as the recipient of the Golden D.U.C.K. award by the Hardee Practical Nursing Class of 2009. The D.U.C.K program is a mentoring program developed by the SFCC …
News From Human Resources
NEW HIRES
Christina Barnes – coordinator, Adult Education Special Projects
Ashley Brock – front desk clerk, part-time, The Hotel Jacaranda
Taylor Carson – Community Relations assistant, part-time
Mitzi Farmer – Cultural Programs specialist, part-time
Joseph Holt – Instructional Aide, Auto …
FACC Accepting Scholarship Applications
The FACC Scholarship Committee is currently accepting applications for the $150 FACC Chapter Scholarship and the $500 FACC Foundation Scholarship; however, this term, applicants will notice some changes to the scholarships. The committee recently adjusted …