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SARASOTA, Fla. — New College of Florida (NCF) will celebrate its 44th annual Clambake fundraising event Soiree on the Bay, hosted by the New College of Florida Foundation on Thursday, November…
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Witnessing Students's Growth
CategoriesPosted"The development of critical thinking skills has been my greatest impact," says New College of Florida Chemistry Professor Steve Shipman.
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Rebecca Stork ’06 is in the prime of her life. It’s the time most thirty-somethings have a laser-beam focus on their careers. That definitely applies to her. She is a rising star attorney with Journy LLP—a boutique law firm based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Due to the generosity of donors, New College Foundation is able to provide assistance to students during emergencies.
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43rd Annual Clambake Most Successful in NCF History Raising Funds for Student Scholarships
CategoriesPostedThe most successful Clambake event in the history of New College raised over $553,000 for student scholarships! The 43rd Annual Clambake was held Thursday, November 3rd.
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New College Foundation has received a $23,000 gift from the Sarasota Mindfulness Institute (SMI) for the development of mindfulness practices on its campus and in the Sarasota-Manatee community. The gift was a result of the SMI’s decision to close the organization during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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New College of Florida is proud to present its “New Topics” 2022-2023 season, with a lineup of dynamic regional and national speakers covering a broad range of topics. Hosted by the New College Foundation, the season runs from October through March and is sponsored by The Observer Media Group.
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New College Foundation has received a strategic partnership grant from the Community Foundation of Sarasota County to support the College’s 43rd Annual Clambake. The event raises funds for student scholarships.
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Cultivating his legal prowess was a skill Michael Reese ’88 learned at New College of Florida, and the experience has served him for decades as a successful lawyer. So, in early September, Reese decided to pay it forward, donating $50,000 to his alma mater’s Law Society.