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PostedJoining three local college and university leaders from Sarasota-Manatee, New College of Florida President Patricia Okker, Ph.D. will speak at the Manatee Chamber of Commerce’s 2022 Headliners Luncheon on Wed. May 11.
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PostedAs an undergraduate student, the unique contract system at New College of Florida allowed me to take courses I was terrified I would fail.
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New College of Florida Student Rosemary Mejia Earns Fulbright Award to Study Epidemiology in Peru
CategoriesPostedRosemary Mejia envisions a society in which more individuals—regardless of their financial or demographical barriers—have equitable access to healthcare. This is one of the keys to global transformation, Mejia believes, and she aspires to be part of that change.
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PostedWhen I first heard about New College of Florida, I was 2,210.1 miles away, in the mountain town of Prescott, Arizona, at Prescott College.
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PostedFrom noon to noon on April 26 and 27, the 2022 Giving Challenge will encourage the local community to donate to organizations like the New College Foundation.
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PostedThis spring, New College of Florida and State College of Florida (SCF) Manatee-Sarasota collaboratively spearheaded the Launch [ ]! Student Entrepreneurship Program—a brand-new initiative designed to create solid career pathways to entrepreneurship for students.
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PostedGraduates of the State College of Florida Collegiate Schools (SCFCS) in Bradenton and Venice can now receive a $7,000 per year scholarship to attend New College of Florida as part of a new articulation agreement.
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PostedOnce again, New College of Florida has joined the ranks of “the most transfer-friendly schools in the nation,” with a spot on the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK) 2022 Transfer Honor Roll.
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Third-Year New College Student Jacob Silverman is Extern to General Counsel David Fugett This Spring
CategoriesPostedJacob Silverman began his academic journey at New College of Florida in Fall 2019, and he is serving as an extern to General Counsel David Fugett this spring.
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PostedFive decades ago, striking workers at the Talisman Sugar Corporation in Central Florida asked for volunteers to stand with them in their nonviolent struggle against abuse and oppression. Among those responding to their call was an 18-year-old Jewish woman named Nan Freeman—a student at New College of Florida.
