This is intended to help employees and students understand a complicated situation that the College is required to handle. It has been the subject of a Times-Union article and may appear in other media, as it is a matter that is affecting colleges, universities and students nationwide. We’d like to help you understand what happened and what we are doing to remedy the situation.

(published in the Florida Times-Union January 28, 2013) When Will Holcombe took the helm of Florida State College at Jacksonville last week, he knew what his primary job would be: rehabbing the image of an institution hampered by high-profile problems.The clock is ticking.

Florida State College at Jacksonville can help you become a small business owner.

Regarding the arrival of Florida State College at Jacksonville Interim President Willis Holcombe:

Whether you are interested in flying airplanes, fixing them, or keeping their passengers and cargo safe in the skies, Florida State College has you covered.

Florida State College at Jacksonville Professor of Economics Roman Cech, Ph.D., revisits the Fiscal Cliff with First Coast News Anchor Shannon Ogden in this Jan. 13, 2013 broadcast of On Point. Dr. Cech appeared in the Dec. 15, 2012 WJXX broadcast to talk about what could happen after Dec. 31.It's after Dec. 31... What happened?

FSCJ Economics Professor Roman Cech, Ph.D., was invited to explain what it could mean if we were to go over the Fiscal Cliff on December 31. First Coast News Anchor and On Point Host Shannon Ogden interviewed Dr. Cech in a program that aired Dec. 16, 2012.

Florida State College at Jacksonville student Jolisa Brinson is a proud winner of the Herbert W. Scheidel Community Leadership in Action Award.

"In a little more than three weeks, the nation faces the so-called "fiscal cliff," a set of tax and debt deadlines."

When Florida Governor Rick Scott challenged educators to offer bachelor degrees at a cut-rate $10,000, the media, including CNN Newsroom Anchor Carol Costello, had a lot of questions. CNN, Nov. 28, 2012.

Times-Union Reporter Sandy Strickland profiles FSCJ student Jay Velez, a young man who parents' faith in him, and faith in himself, took him from high-school dropout to a 4.0 GPA and on a path to medical school.

Florida State College alumnus, Tammie Talley, is district athletic director for Duval County schools.

Students who are interested in a career in funeral services need to look no further than Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Coach Howard Roey is known as one of Florida State College's shining stars.

The day after Election Day, FSCJ Political Science Professor Douglas Kuberski, Ph.D., explains in the WJXT Channel 4 report what happened in the voting booths that gave President Obama a surprisingly strong electoral lead and kept him in the White House four more years.

Jacksonville Business Journal Reporter Christian Conte sought input on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the psychological trials of pulling one's life together for her Nov. 2, 2012 article about Jonathan Spiller, former president and CEO of Armor Holdings, Inc.

“I was literally speechless for some time,” is how Michael D. Reynolds describes his reaction when he received a phone call on Sept. 13 telling him that Asteroid 2004 SY26 was being renamed Michaelreynolds.

Florida State College at Jacksonville partnerships with Duval and Nassau County school districts create accelerated college enrollment and save thousands of dollars in college costs for motivated students.

Meat glue. Moo glue. Transglutaminase. It sounds kinda creepy no matter what you call it. But no matter how you say it, or even if you can't, it's not going to hurt you if you follow one consumer tip, according to Kevin Pegg, Ph.D., professor of Biology at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Blocktoberfest, Twelfth Night, Visual Art, Dance, Drama, Choral Music... Florida State College Fine Arts Students Do it All in the Fall and it's all open to the public. Much of it is free!