By Glenn Judah
Flagler College owns and uses the technology necessary, like WebCT, to offer online courses. But Paula Miller, dean of academic affairs, does not see the creation of online classes at Flagler College happening anytime soon.
By Christina Magnussen
When it comes to thoughts of love and relationships, some Flagler College students are left questioning whether or not all the daily stresses of college life can sustain a marriage at this stage in their lives.
By Paisley Crosby
In January, Proctor Library received a mini grant through Northeast Florida Library Information Network, which has given the library $1,500 to use toward expanding their deaf education and deaf life collections.
By Ted Regis
Flagler College has officially been granted a charter for an undergraduate Communication Honor Society of the National Communication Association.
By Hannah Locke
March is Archaeology Month, and the staff at the Florida Public Archaeology Network office in Markland House are gearing up for this coming month’s activities.
By Taylor Toothman
Flagler College will host Communication Week from March 5 to 9. The event will feature several returning and first-time speakers who talk to students about careers in public relations, broadcasting and journalism.
Organizers say overwhelming positive responses from students and last year’s speakers have led the Flagler chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America, which has volunteered to organize the event again this year, to make a few changes.
From Staff First Coast News co-anchor and 12-time Emmy winner Jeannie Blaylock recently visited Flagler College to speak to students and faculty. Her address highlighted a few of her journalism experiences, insight into the industry and career advice for young reporters. “Pursue this career [journalism]…
By Brittany Hackett
The “Happy Talk” premiere is over, but that is just the beginning for the film written and directed by two Flagler faculty members.
“We have submitted the film to about 20 film festivals already,” said professor Nadia Ramoutar, the film’s screenwriter and co-producer. “And we’re looking at submitting it to a number of other ones.”
By Ronda Grayson
The Career Services Department has undergone several changes for the new semester, including a new director, Jenny Preffer.
Preffer, who is expecting her fourth child next month, moved to St. Augustine from Virginia Beach, Va. in September 2006, and had no intentions of working.
However, when she came across the newspaper advertisement for the soon-to-be vacant position, she was curious.
By Daniel Goodson
When the $11.6 million student center opens next fall, Molly’s Café, one of the College’s two dining options, will also relocate to the new site. The café will receive a new name and menu in addition to the change in location.
According to Mark Stamper, director of food services at Flagler College, the café will be a “food court-style concept” with separate deli, grill and Starbuck’s coffee stations. The center of the shop will also have a section of convenience store items.