Florida State College joins forces with other local colleges to support the Jacksonville Jaguars as they take on the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday.

Noteworthy, Newsy and some COOL VISUALS: October 16-23

Jan. 7, 2010 Action News CBS/Fox.

Feb. 8 2010 First Coast News WTLV/WJXX

Our Foundation has enjoyed steady growth in recent years, with over $1 million in scholarships awarded to over 1,000 students last year. With the help of our dedicated Board, we continue to tell the story of how dreams become reality through the achievement of a college education. Your investment in the Foundation helps us provide access to citizens from across our communities.

Dec. 3, 2009 First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Channel 12/25

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!

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Who benefits from Florida State College's bachelor's degree program in Early Childhood Education?

What changes went into effect when the U.S. government became the provider of student loans? Some really, really good ones, if you're a student.

Political Science Professor Marcella Washington shares political expertise with WJXT viewers on Aug. 14, 2010

Presidents from Florida State College at Jacksonville, Jacksonville University, University of North Florida and Edward Waters College discuss partnerships and strategies aimed at improving educational quality and access in Northeast Florida. Education Reporter Matt Coleman from The Florida Times-Union covered the event. I posted his article below. In the photo: Dr. Kerry Romesburg, Jacksonville University; Nathaniel Glover, Jr., Edward Waters College; John Delaney, University of North Florida; Dr. Steve Wallace, Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Florida State College Director of Recruitment Kevin Cotton gives pointers on how to prepare for college--from the financial perspective.

The Jacksonville Business Journal names Florida State College Vice President of Human Resources, Dr. Christine Arab, one of this year's Women of Influence.

A financial ‘assist’ gave local basketball coach a shot at college education.

While many young men dream of becoming an NFL player, the odds of it happening… aren’t great. (If you want numbers, I suggest you check out the website bookofodds.com.) While that shouldn’t prevent you from pursuing your dreams, you must have a back-up plan.

In March, the leadership of Florida Community College at Jacksonville unveiled the 43-year-old school’s new name. With an enthusiastic and unanimous vote of its District Board of Trustees in front of a packed conference room at the College’s Cecil Center, Florida State College at Jacksonville was born.the College remain the same. Following is a note from James F. Bailey, Jr. publisher of the Daily Record, on the occasion of the former FCCJ welcoming students for its first semester as Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Training will help 390 people living in poorer neighborhoods.

Ready to climb the career ladder? To get promoted, you may need to develop some marketable skills that prepare you for more responsibility. If you have a full-time job, you have limited free time. Florida State College gets it. That’s why the College online programs, night and weekend classes and a hybrid combination to fit any schedule. Depending on your needs, you can also graduate in a matter of months.

Feb. 16, 2010 WJXT Channel 4