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PUSH/SUCCESS Summer Programs Bring Local Youth to New College of Florida to Learn About Science
CategoriesPostedThis summer, New College of Florida hosted two programs for local middle and high school students from June 6 to 17 on campus.
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If you’re a scientist and you ask Assistant Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies at New College Dr. Erika Díaz-Almeyda what she does, she’ll likely give this answer: “I am a microbial ecologist with research interests at the nexus of symbiosis, climate change, and indigenous and sustainable practices. I study how host-associated microbiota are affected…
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PostedWhen I first stumbled upon New College of Florida, I had no idea what I would do after graduation. I remember attending a single college fair where I walked around all of the booths manned by bored recruiters in a high school gym and, table by table, my situation looked grimmer.
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PostedNew College has again been named a “College of Distinction” among public Florida institutions for 2022-2023, with recognition in two main areas: Career Development, and Equity & Inclusion (accolades the College also received for the past two academic years).
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PostedStudying French in Senegal this fall will be a dream realized for New College of Florida third-year Michael Bolesh, who was just selected to be a Boren scholar.
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PostedFor the first time since 2019, the New College of Florida community gathered on Fri. May 20, 2022, on the College Hall bayfront for Commencement 2022. The event revived a longstanding New College tradition of gathering by the water for graduation, which had been delayed by the pandemic in 2020 and moved to an offsite location in 2021.
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Below is the entirety of student speaker and graduating senior Jess Franks’ 2022 commencement speech, given at New College of Florida on Fri. May 20 on the College Hall bayfront.
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PostedBelow is the entirety of Maxeme Tuchman’s 2022 commencement speech, given at New College of Florida on Fri. May 20 on the College Hall bayfront.
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PostedThe members of the executive committee of the Eureka Day school in Berkeley, California, practically trip over themselves with exacting politically correct language, understanding and active listening during their meetings.
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PostedIn an ever-changing professional landscape, higher ed institutions are constantly searching for ways to provide students with market-driven skills. From partnerships and community involvement to the use of state-of-the-art tools, colleges and universities understand that adaptability is the key to embracing change. Higher ed leaders shared with Invest: how they envision the future of the sector and their strategies to remain relevant.
