Political Science Professor Chris Markl gives his take on what effect congressional action on the debt ceiling crisis could have--and what he thinks should really happen.

Dr. Rob Martin, Florida State College professor of Geology, explains the liklihood of an earthquake striking North Florida, and the surprising location of the fault lines from which it might emanate.

The new members include a Florida State College alumna, a retired Adjutant General for the State of Florida and the Director of Medical Education for the American Lung Association Southeast. Stay tuned to Florida State College Network for interviews with our new Trustees and their official introductions to the College community at the September 6th Board meeting. In the meantime, here's the official announcement from Governor Scott.

Time to put on those stylish safety glasses in the “coolest” program at Florida State College at Jacksonville; Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating Systems Technology.

If you're interested in pursuing a career in television production, graphic design or computer animation, you may be able to earn your bachelor's degree in Digital Media at FSCJ.

In this Jacksonville Business Journal article "Upscale fast food next stop for Medure," from June 24, 2011, Florida State College at Jacksonville's Bob Mark, Culinary and Hospitality program manager, adds his perspective to how the economy affects how much consumers are spending on dining out and where they like to spend it.

Florida State College's Digital Media program has some serious faculty power. By day, Marc Boese is the Professor of Video Production, by nights and weekends, he's an award-winning filmmaker

In response to reports of Air Traffic Controllers napping on the job from exhaustion, CBS 47 turns to Florida State College at Jacksonville Professor Don Gallion at the Aviation Center of Excellence.

Florida State College at Jacksonville sponsors numerous campus-based job fairs, some campus-based, and four Virtual Job Fairs (cosponsored with WorkSource) that are accessible 24/7 for each of the weekst hey are in operation.

In the days before the threatened government shutdown in April 2011, FSCJ Political Science Professor Doug Kuberski gives his take on the possible effects, immediate and long-term.

Everyone likes to eat well. When you get a good meal at a Jacksonville restaurant, there’s a good chance a Florida State College graduate helped make it happen. For 20 years, the School of Culinary Arts and Hospitality has been staffing your favorite local restaurants. We’ll show you what makes our graduates the crème de la crop!

Mike Prieto was a just a guy with an empty stomach, and he used that hunger as motivation to earn a college degree.

Florida State College's resident Astronomer Mike Reynolds is the local go-to guy on America's final Space Shuttle launch.

Thriving in this weak economy—whether you're an employer or employee—is possible. In fact, some winning strategies are remarkably straightforward.

Is the construction industry recovering? If you check out Jacksonville Business Journal's list of top 50 fastest growing (privately held) companies in Jacksonville, you may think so.

Here's a twist--a summer academy for high school students exploring careers in Logistics and Distribution

The First Wednesday Art Walk is an opportunity for you to see Downtown Jacksonville at its best. Take a look.

The Jacksonville Brownfields Program is a 7-week course that offers job training in environmental cleanup. A $500,000 grant awarded to Florida State College at Jacksonville by the Environmental Protection Agency provides funding for 170 students to complete the training through 2012. The best part; its free!

Give me a 'J'! Give me a 'E'! Give me a…oh, just yell JENNIFER!!!

Florida State College Professor of Earth Science, Geology and Marine Biology Rob Martin on the March 11, 2011 Japan earthquake and resulting tsunami.