On Campus

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.

By Emilie Pembroke

Usually when people hear the term sabbatical, they think of relaxing vacations. However, Timothy J. Johnson, chair of the Liberal Studies department, spent his semester long “vacation” writing and researching.

Johnson was given the opportunity to be the Father Joseph A. Doino Visiting Professor of Franciscan Studies at St. Bonaventure University,

After 16 years, the Flagler College language lab has received a much needed update.

The college’s new American Sign Language equipment was installed last fall and is the second of its kind in the United States, the first being in Indiana.

From Staff

Flagler College Students in Free Enterprise is presenting Avant Garbage, an eco-friendly art exhibit on Friday, March 2, at 5 p.m. on the West Lawn.

Artists and wanna-be artists are encouraged to create art for the Avant Garbage Art Show using reused products for their construction. The Avant Garbage exhibit will coincide with First Friday Art Walk.

By Summer Bozeman Katie Cettei, a senior psychology major, dreamed big when deciding where she wanted to do her internship and she will be getting a big payoff for it with the FBI this summer. With the help of sociology professor Tina Jaeckle, Cettei has…

By Jennifer Gager This February, senior Jonathan Tallman will head to Milwaukee as one of the top interns for Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, a company he learned about at last year’s annual Career and Graduate School Fair. Tallman went to the fair to see “what…

By Brittany Hackett This year’s proceeds from the 18th Annual Phi Alpha Omega Bachelor Bid will be donated to the Jessica A. Kaufman Memorial Fund. The organization was set up to honor the memory of Kaufman who was one of the Flagler students killed in…

By Julie Harvey Flagler College work-study students are experiencing a transition from standard payroll checks to FlaglerOne accounts. The college implemented this system in hopes of making the payroll process more efficient and conducive to the student environment. Work-study students must log onto their FlaglerOne…

By Bill Weedmark

Recent Flagler College graduate Adriana Sicari was awarded the 2006 Student Promise Award by the North Florida Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America.

She was the only student in the region to receive the award.

According to the PRSA, this award is given to a student who has “achieved significant results with a pro bono project or a non-profit organization; or the student may have conducted an effective public relations campaign regarding an important issue on campus.”

By Allison Hess

Four Flagler students, along with professor Lou Preysz, recently traveled to Hilton Head, S.C., for an Ethics Symposium sponsored by local Presbyterian churches.

Kyrie Carpenter, Ben Wolfe, Matt Erley and Kelley Lynch worked with students from other colleges and universities to analyze 12 different cases based on ethical and moral business situations.