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life guide
and planner
FALL 2012
Student
welcome
Student Life Centers
The Student Life and Leadership Development department is your starting
point for getting connected with student organizations, clubs, volunteerism,
and recreational events. Student Life also provides students with opportunities
to develop leadership skills through the “Leadership ‘n’ Life” series and gain
valuable experience in civic engagement through service learning, learning
communities and volunteerism activities. Additionally, many of the programs
cover topics and issues that may satisfy Communications or Humanities
assignments. Each campus features group study areas, comfortable furniture,
meeting rooms, television, and table games, and several feature table tennis and
billiards. They are also your starting point for getting involved on campus through
student government, activities and events, clubs and organizations, recreation
and intramurals! Do you have a talent? Opportunities exist in drama, Brain Bowl,
intramural and recreational tournaments, mathematics, music, photography
and student leadership, as well as a number of intercollegiate athletic teams.
Contact any campus Student Life office for more information: Deerwood Center,
Norine Katich, Room G-1701, (904) 997-2795; Downtown Campus, Clashous
Witherspoon, Room C-101, (904) 633-8210; Kent Campus, Kelly Warren, Room
G-149, (904) 381-3674; North Campus, Kerry Roth, Room E-235, (904) 766-6786;
and South Campus, Kristy Synnott, Room U-209, (904) 646-2272.
Phi Theta Kappa
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The international honor society for community colleges, Phi Theta Kappa can
give you an edge far beyond your classes here at Florida State College. Each
year, PTK participates in a wide variety of academic, social and service activities,
allowing you to gain experience outside of the classroom. To join PTK, you must
have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours, maintain an overall GPA of at least
3.0, and have made a GPA of 3.25 or higher during at least one term. For more
information, contact the Phi Theta Kappa office at (904) 381-3440, Kent Campus,
Room G-150.
Athletics.................................7
Performing Groups.................9
Campus Voice........................9
Phi Theta Kappa.....................1
Clean-Air Countdown.............1
Student Ambassadors............1
Clubs and Organizations........2
Student Gov’t Association......1
Discount Tickets......back cover
Student Life Centers...............1
Graduation Information...........9
Student Volunteer Centers......3
student
life guide
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Student Ambassadors
Florida State College Student Ambassadors assist the College in recruitment and retention
activities. Working through the Student Life offices at Downtown, Kent, North and South
Campuses and through the Student Success offices at the Deerwood, Nassau and
Administrative Offices, they provide both new and returning students with the information they
need to succeed. Ambassadors lead campus tours, are familiar with campus resources, assist
with orientation and registration, participate in campus activities/student government, and
assist in College marketing activities, among other activities. Tuition talent grants are available.
For more information about becoming a Student Ambassador, contact the Student Learning
Specialist/Student Ambassador advisor on your campus:
Deerwood Center, Norine Katich, Room
G-1701, (904) 997-2795
Nassau Center, Suzanne Maier-Gavem,
Room A-105, (904) 548-4433
Downtown Campus, Jacinda Legons, Room
A-1021D, (904) 633-8475
North Campus, Kerry Roth, Room E-235,
(904) 766-6786
Kent Campus and Cecil Center, Kelly Warren,
Room G-149, (904) 381-3674
South Campus, Meagan Dickson, Room
U-208, 646-2152
Clean-Air
Countdown!
Effective March 1, 2013, Florida State College at Jacksonville
will be a tobacco and smoke free organization. Accordingly,
Florida State College will prohibit the use, distribution or sale of
all tobacco products in all indoor and exterior college-owned
property, all institution-sponsored off-campus events, and in
all campus-owned vehicles. College employees, students,
visitors, contractors, and all others are expected to comply with
this rule and the Florida Indoor Clean Air Act at all times. On
the last Monday of every month, we will mark the days left until
the tobacco ban takes effect. Smoking cessation resources
and information for students will be available on those dates
through all Student Life and Leadership departments!
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Get involved!
Clubs and Organizations
Get involved! Florida State College is home to a variety of intercollegiate social, academic, service
and occupational organizations. Each campus has its own special blend of clubs with several
reaching all campuses. Check the list, contact the appropriate advisor and find out how you can
get involved! Don’t see an organization you may be interested in? Start your own! Chartering an
organization can be as simple as obtaining a list of at least seven interested students and a faculty/
staff advisor. Student Life offers a “Starter Kit” to help you get your club up and running.
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Art Guild
American Sign Language Club Anthropology Student Assoc.
Astronomy Club
Atmosphere
(Christian Fellowship)
Bible Club
Biomedical Pre-Professional
Brain Bowl
Business Club
Campus of Choice Dancers
Campus Pride (GLBTQ)
Campus Voice (Newspaper)
Chemistry Club
Chess Club
Chinese Club
Clinical Laboratory Science
Creative Outdoor Recreation
Education (CORE)
Creative Writing Club
Diversity Club
EMS Club Engineering Students’ Society
English Honor Society (SKD)
English Honor Society (SKD)
Experience Literary Magazine
Faith Building Club
Florida Student Nurses
FSCJ Divers Scuba Club
Forensics (Speech/Debate)
FSCJ Riverwatch
Future Alumni Association
Future Educators of America
Future Educators of America
Future Health Care Professionals Gay Student Alliance
German Student Assoc.
Gospel & Concert Choir
Info. Tech. Professionals (AITP)
Interior Design (ASID/IIDA) Patrick Miko
James Pope
Brad Biglow
Mike Reynolds
Julianne Stratmann
SC/M-3101
SC/M-2166
DWC/B-2246
KC/E-235
NC/D-261
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Anna Marie Siegel
John Woodward
Clay Hamrick
Dana Logan
Altonia Bryant
DC/A-2056
DWC/2326B
KC/F-112
KC/B-245
NC/E-136
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
altjohns @fscj.edu
Sakenia Broadnax
Kimberly Conner
Glenna Veiga
Donna Mallory
Deborah Hagan
Michael Busby
James Carstens
S. Milczanowski Ricardo Rivera
Art Chiang
Merry Carter Paula Risko
DC/A-2100
KC/E-243
DC/A-2409
KC/D-217
NC/E-166
NC/D-331
DC/C-103
SC/C-135
SC/U-207
KC/C-100
NC/A-228
DWC/C-2539
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International Club
Japanese Art & Culture
Kent Campus Ministries
Kent Community Garden Club
Ladies of Prestige
(Women’s Leadership Club)
Legal Studies Association
Lit Wits Book Club
Lovers of Wisdom (Philosophy)
Meditation Club
MALES (Men Achieving Leadership and Excellence)
MMACS (Minority Male
Academic & Career Success)
Money Club
MSNA (Minority Students in Nursing Association) Nat’l Technical Honor Society Nassau Center Outdoor Club
North Campus Music Club
Nurses’ Christian Fellowship
PaRDi (Politics/Discourse)
Pathways Academy Club
Peer Growth Club
Pharmers RX Club
Philosophy Club
Phi Theta Kappa
Psychology Club
Respiratory Care
SEED International Shine Ministry
Skills USA
Spanish Club
STEM Club
Student Psychological Society
Student Vets of America
Tang Soo Do Club
Table Top Gamers
Trio SSS Club
Young Adults w/Purpose (YAP)
Nicholas Martino
J. Lynn Barrett
Maria Colavito
Indrani Sundhuvalli
Luther Buie
KC/D-261
KC/F-246
DWC/C-2300
SC/D-121
NC/E-152
[email protected]
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Theodore Graham
DC/A-1108
[email protected]
Harvey Slentz
Cecilia Langford
NC/D117
NC/C-334
[email protected]
[email protected]
Lisa Reine
Kenneth Ward
Abram King
Linda Hunter
Carl Colavito
Amy Thompson
Joanne Mechmech
James Stittsworth
Carl Colavito
Lisa Westberry
Penny Devine
Jim Woods
Anna Marie Siegel
Toni Southerland
Sandra Beck
Eva Solano
Lee Seltzer
Erin Rogers
Michelle Long
Charles Phillips III
Jeff Brown
Kendra Mervin
Renae Ingram
DC/A-1001K
NCC/B0103
NC/E-223
NC/C-220
KC/B-235
DC/A-3001
NC/D302J
KC/E-261
KC/B-235
KC/A-102
KC/B-251
NC/A-235
DC/A-2056
SC/U-130F
DC/A-1001
DWC/C-2326A
KC/A-235
SC/N-218
URC/U-102F
SC/M-2151
KC/G-151
North/ E-152 NC/D300
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D. Dieffenbach
KC/B-234
Penny Devine
KC/B-251
Marcie Heatherington NC/A-254
Hamid Aidinejad
SC/C-116
Laura Jeffries
SC/T-247
Jana Kinder
KC/B-247
Jana Kinder
KC/B-247
Linda McClelland
SC/B-216
Maureen Macke
NC/C-235
Sheree Lacy
SC/M-2160
Chad Kuyper
SC/T-246
Joseph Husband
KC/E-239
Angela Browning
NC/B-311
Robert Greene
KC/B-246
Betina Malhotra
DWC/B-2226
Cynthia Wampler
NC/A-314C Lori Cimino
SC/M-2147
Dirk Wendtorf
SC/M-2230
Jerry Fliger
DC/A-2036
Wendy Norfleet
SC/F-203
Stephanie Sipp
KC/E-100
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Music Series:
David
Campbell
David Campbell brings the same mixture of high
energy and familiarity to his acoustic shows as you’d
expect to find with a professional DJ. David says,
“I really enjoy taking a song that is on the radio and
making it my own. I’ll take something I hear off the
radio and reproduce it on the acoustic guitar even
though the song may not have acoustic guitar. It may
just be piano or bass or synthesizers.” Between his
growing list of original songs and each new single that
breaks the charts, there’s no shortage of hits to keep
any crowd happy or any venue packed.
Leadership ‘n’ Life Series:
Dr. Dean Kohrs,
August 27, 11:30am, North Campus Courtyard; August
28, 11am, Kent Campus G-Stage; August 29, 5pm,
South Campus Café; and August 30, Noon Deerwood
Center Court.
“Hacking College”
Many college students have no idea how college “works” and
so even less of an idea how to make college work for them.
In steps Dr. Dean Kohrs, kicking off our Leadership ‘n’ Life
series with Hacking College. Hacking College addresses what
you need to master in college to thrive in a globalized world,
why you—as a student—are a start-up company, the easiest
route to the most valuable degrees, what to do when the
system fails you and how to prevent that from happening, and
more. Dr. Kohrs has a Ph.D in American Culture Studies from
Bowling Green State University. He has taught at community
colleges, liberal arts colleges and state research universities and
spends most of his days as a national speaker and consultant
addressing globalization, student and institutional success.
September 19, 5:30pm, Deerwood Center G-1709; September
20, 11am, Kent Campus D-120; September 26, 11am,
Downtown Campus A-1058; September 26, 7:15pm, North
Campus Auditorium; and September 27, 5:30pm, South
Campus U-135a.
Campus Student Volunteer Centers
Florida State College students contribute a tremendous amount of time and effort to the Jacksonville community
through the activities of the campus volunteer centers. The student volunteer center can connect you with the type of
organization you would like to work with and keep track of your volunteer hours for you. Don’t be left out! Get involved
in making your community a better one today! Find out more by calling one of the student volunteer centers listed
below. Interested in becoming a student volunteer coordinator? Tuition talent grants are available for eligible student
volunteer coordinators. Contact your campus Student Life office!
Deerwood Center . . . . . Room G-1701, (904) 997-2795 North Campus. . . . . . . . Room E-227, (904) 766-6772
Downtown Campus. . . . Room C-101B, (904) 633-8277 South Campus . . . . . . . Room U-208, (904) 646-2152
Kent Campus . . . . . . . . Room G-149, (904) 381-3490
August/September
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
note:
Wednesday
CCN— Cecil Center North | CDC – Career Development Center
DC — Downtown Campus | DWC — Deerwood Center | KC — Kent Campus
L’n’L­— Leadership ‘n’ Life | NC — North Campus | SC — South Campus
Thursday
Welcome Back Week
Welcome Back Week
Welcome Back Week
Welcome Back Week
NC: David Campbell, 11:30,
Courtyard
KC: David Campbell, 11am,
G-Stage
SC: David Campbell, 5pm,
Café Courtyard
DC: Welcome Back,
Courtyard, 10:00 am
Clean Air Countdown! 186
days until March 1, 2013
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KC: Gallery Opening: David
Ponsler, 6pm-8pm, E-112
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30
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KC: Student Life on
the Green, 11am-2pm,
Courtyard
9
4
5
KC: Socrates Café,
12:30pm, E-104
KC: 9/11 Remembrance,
11am-3pm and 6pm, D-120
SC: Open Mic, 11am-1pm,
Café
SC: 9/11 Ceremony,
10am-1pm, U-135a
FCSSGA Presidents
Assembly
11
12
Constitution Week
SGA Elections
SGA Elections
DWC: Voter Registration/
League of Women Voters
Presentations, 9:30am-2pm,
G-1709
KC: Voter Registration and
Democracy Shout Out,
9am-1pm, G Bldg. (Blood Drive,
9am-Noon)
DC: Constitution Day,
10:00 am, A-1068
SC: Athena Café, 12:30pm,
U153a
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KC: Building Positive SelfEsteem, 11am, E-104
KC: Ping Pong T-ment,
10am-4pm, G-151
NC: Spirit Week Kickoff,
11:30am-1pm, Courtyard
Clean Air Countdown! 156
days until March 1, 2013
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24
6
DC: 9/11 Remembrance
11:00 am, A-1058
10
16
31
1
DC: Footloose Friday,
A-Lobby (1st of 14
sessions)
DC: Blood Drive, 10am,
A-Lobby
SC: Socrates Café, U-135a
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Saturday
DWC: David Campbell,
Noon, Center Court
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Labor Day Holiday, College
Closed
Friday
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DC: Voter Registration,
9am-1pm, A-Lobby
DWC: L’n’L Dean Kohrs,
5:30pm, G-1709
SC: Voter Registration,
9am-1pm, Café
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DC: L’n’L Dean Kohrs, 11am, A-1058
DWC: Building Positive Self-Esteem,
6pm, G-1709
NC: Club Day, 11am-1pm,
KC: Campus Awareness Day and
Courtyard
Volunteer Fair, 11am-1pm, Courtyard
SC: Campus Awareness Day,
NC: L’n’L Dean Kohrs, 7:15pm, E235
11am-1pm, Courtyard; Blood
SC: Building Positive Self-Esteem.
Drive, 10am-2pm
Noon, U-135a
25
26
13
DC: Building Positive SelfEsteem, 12:30pm, A-1058
KC: L’n’L Dean Kohrs,
11am, D-120
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FCSSGA Presidents
Assembly
14
8
DC: Sickle Cell Walkathon,
8:00 am, Courtyard
15
SC: College-wide Student
Ambassador Training,
12:30pm-4:30pm, Wilson
Center
NC: Constitution Awareness
& Voter Registration,
9am-1pm, Courtyard
20
DC: RealTalk Café, 1pm,
C-Lobby
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FCSSGA District IV Retreat,
Blue Springs
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FCSSGA District IV Retreat,
Blue Springs
SC: L’n’L Dean Kohrs,
5:30pm, U-135a
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28
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Leadership ‘n’ Life Series:
Jen Hancock
Is Ethical Leadership in Politics
Even Possible?
Javier
Mendoza
Singing in both English and Spanish, Javier Mendoza blends
his Spanish roots and his classic and modern rock influence
to deliver a unique trans-national sound that will reach your
soul and get you up and grooving. Javier has sold over 20,000
copies of his CDs independently and earned numerous
musical accolades. He was voted Best World and Pop band
in St. Louis 2000-04, a 2005 Budweiser True Music Artist
and nominated for Best Male Vocals at the 2006 International
Online Music Awards. Last year seven of his songs were
featured on MTV’s Real World. He has shared the stage with
musicians Ben Folds, The Roots, Los Lobos, G-Love, Willie
Nelson, and Blues Traveler as well as performing for Pope
John Paul II in 1999.
October 16, Noon, Downtown Campus Café; October 16,
6pm, Kent Campus G-Stage; and October 17, 11am, North
Campus Courtyard.
In every culture and in every time, humans ask the same
question over and over again: what the heck is wrong
with our politics? It is a question that has no easy answer.
Is it a problem with the process? Or are we just not
electing the right people? To answer this question we
must first understand what motivates our personal and
political ethics. Only then can we delve into the murky
waters of what truly motivates politicians to behave the
way they do. This presentation will provide a historical
perspective on the various ways ethical leadership
has been and continues to be defined so that we can
better understand how our personal perspective on ethical
leadership impacts how we view the political process and our own role as leaders. Speaker
Jennifer Hancock is considered one of the top writers and speakers in the Humanist world today.
Focusing on humanistic leadership, critical thinking, personal ethics and personal responsibility,
Jennifer’s “dynamic” and “captivating” presentations will leave you “a good deal better informed
and always inspired.” She brings a delightful sense of humor, creativity, and compassion along
with a no-nonsense approach to all of her presentations.
October 1, 11am, Deerwood Center G-1709; October 2, 11am, Kent Campus D-120; October
2, 6pm, South Campus, U135a; October 3, 11am, Downtown Campus A-1058; and October 4,
11am, North Campus Auditorium. October 11, 11:30am, North Campus Courtyard; October 11,
5pm, Deerwood Center Court; October 12, 11am, Kent Campus G-Stage; October 12, 5:30pm,
Downtown Campus Café; October 13, 12:30pm, South Campus Outside Stage.
Got Talent?
47th Annual College-wide Talent and Variety Show
Do you have a talent that you would like to share? Then showcase your talent
in five minutes or less and audition to perform at the 47th Annual Florida
State College Talent-Variety Show, which will take place at the South Campus
Wilson Center Main Stage on Saturday, December 8th. Prizes will be awarded
to first place ($300), second place ($150), and third place ($75). Only currently
enrolled students are eligible to receive prizes. Applications are available in
your campus Student Life and Leadership office and must be turned in to your
campus Student Life office by Friday, October 26, at 2pm. Applicants will then
be notified about audition dates. For more information, please contact Kerry
Roth at 904-766-6785 or [email protected].
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October
Sunday
Monday
DWC: L’n’L Jen Hancock,
Ethical Leadership?, 11am,
G-1709
KC: Student Life on
the Green, 11am-2pm,
Courtyard
1
KC: Dominoes T-ment,
10am-4pm, G-151
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8
KC: Civility on Campus,
6pm, E-104
note:
Tuesday
KC: L’n’L Jen Hancock,
Ethical Leadership?, 11am,
D-120; Gallery Opening:
6pm-8pm, E-112
SC: L’n’L Jen Hancock,
Ethical Leadership?, 6pm,
U-135a
2
Wednesday
DC: L’n’L Jen Hancock,
Ethical Leadership?, 11am,
A-1058
CCN— Cecil Center North | CDC – Career Development Center
DC — Downtown Campus | DWC — Deerwood Center | KC — Kent Campus
L’n’L­— Leadership ‘n’ Life | NC — North Campus | SC — South Campus
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
4
5
6
SC: Open Mic, 11am-1pm,
Café
College-wide SGA Executive
Board Retreat, Nassau
Outdoor Education Center
College-wide SGA Executive
Board Retreat, Nassau
Outdoor Education Center
NC: L’n’L Jen Hancock,
Ethical Leadership?, 11am,
Aud.
SC: Socrates Café, U-135a
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DWC: Civility on Campus,
12:30pm, G-1709
KC: Building Positive SelfEsteem, 6pm, E-104
SC: Athena Café, 12:30pm,
U-135a
SC: Money Management,
6pm, U-135a
9
DC: Clubs/ Campus
Awareness Day, 10am,
A-Lobby
DC: Javier Mendoza, Noon,
Cafe
DC: Money Management,
1pm, A-1058
KC: Javier Mendoza, 6pm,
G-Stage
KC: Civility on Campus,
11am, E-104
DC: Malivai Washington
Kids Book Club, 3pm,
C-Lobby
KC: Socrates Café, 2:15pm,
E-104
SC: Money Management,
6pm, U-135a
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11
12
13
18
19
20
SC: L’n’L Religious Leaders
Panel, TBA
Deadline to apply for the
College-wide Talent Show,
2pm, any Student Life office
25
26
DC: Got Talent Open Mic,
Noon, Café
NC: Fall Fest feat: Javier
Mendoza, 11am-1pm,
Courtyard
14
15
28
17
DC: Civility on Campus, 1:30pm,
A-1058
DC: RealTalk Café, 1pm,
C-Lobby
DWC: L’n’L Religious Leaders
Panel, TBA
DWC: Money Management,
5:30pm, TBA
SC: Civility on Campus,
Noon, U-135a
22
SC: Fall Fest/Volunteer Fair/
Tobacco Education, 10am-1pm,
Outside Café; Blood Drive,
10am-2pm
23
Clean Air Countdown! 123
days until March 1, 2013
DWC: Bake Sale for Charity,
8am-2pm, Center Court
DC: L’n’L Religious Leaders
Panel, TBA
KC: Gallery Opening: Gillyard,
Floyd, Aiuppy, 6pm, E-112
KC: SGA Fall Fest,
11am-1pm, Courtyard
KC: Student Life on
the Green, 11am-2pm,
Courtyard
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Lady
Daisey
Lady Daisey has rocked venues around the
globe—from small smoky clubs to massive hip
hop festivals—and her message is one of love and
happiness, soulfully presented over head-nodding
Batsauce beats. Singing since she was five-yearsold, Lady Daisey has developed a powerhouse style
that’s sure to grab the attention and steal the hearts
of everyone within ear’s reach.
November 13, 11:30am, South Campus Café;
November 14, 11am, North Campus Courtyard;
November 15, 11am, Kent Campus G-Stage; and
November 15, 5:15pm, Downtown Campus A-Lobby.
Money
Management
Workshops
In this challenging economy, strong money management skills are
essential. In this workshop, we will be discussing managing your
banking accounts, having and creating a budget, managing and
protecting your credit, paying for college, borrowing money responsibly,
and protecting your identity. Free tools and resources will be provided
that will help you with each of these topics.
October 9, 6pm, South Campus U-135a; October 9, 11am, South
Campus U-135a; October 17, Downtown Campus, 1pm, A-1058;
October, 24, Deerwood Center, 5:30pm, location TBD; November 5,
11am, Kent Campus E-104; November 6, 6pm, Kent Campus E-104;
November 8, 11am, Kent Campus E-104; November 14 (Credit
Management), 6pm, South Campus U-135a; November 15 (Credit
Management), 11am, South Campus U-135a; December 4 (Credit
Management), Deerwood
Center, 1pm, location TBD.
Dates for Cecil Center and
North Campus are TBD.
Athletics
Florida State College’s athletic program is recognized in the
state and nation for its competitiveness and excellence. Teams
are fielded in baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball and tennis.
The program has produced more than 100 All-Americans, three
national champions and numerous state and conference titles. Our
teams are quite often found in the top 20 national rankings. Home
basketball, tennis and volleyball matches are played at the South
Campus gym, 11901 Beach Blvd. Home baseball and softball
games are played at the North Campus Sports Complex, 4501
Capper Road. For more information, visit gobluewave.com, check
us out on Facebook or contact the coaches listed to the right.
Baseball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Blaquiere, (904) 766-6752
Tennis (W) . . . . . . . . . . . . Krista Bastien, (904) 646-2214
Basketball (M). . . . . . . . . Neil Orr, (904) 646-2217
Volleyball (W). . . . . . . . . . Mary Andrew, (904) 646-2220
Basketball (W). . . . . . . . . Kristy Ward, (904) 646-2215
Athletic Director. . . . . . . George Sanders, (904) 646-2203
Softball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jami Lind, (904) 766-6795
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November
Sunday
Monday
note:
Tuesday
Wednesday
CCN— Cecil Center North | CDC – Career Development Center
DC — Downtown Campus | DWC — Deerwood Center | KC — Kent Campus
L’n’L­— Leadership ‘n’ Life | NC — North Campus | SC — South Campus
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
2
3
DC: Zumba Fitness, 1pm
C-124, (1st of 6 sessions)
KC: L’n’L Religious Leaders
Panel, TBA
1
4
DWC: Preventing Bullying,
9:30am, G-1709
KC: Cards for the Troops,
10am-1pm, G-Stage
DC: Health/Wellness Fair,
10:00 am, A-Lobby
KC: Money Management,
11am, E-104
KC: Jenga T-ment,
10am-4pm, G-151
KC: Money Management,
6pm, E-104
KC: Cards for the Troops,
10am-1pm, G-Stage
SC: Open Mic, 11am-1pm,
Café
KC: Money Management,
11am, E-104
NC: L’n’L Religious Leaders
Panel, TBA
SC: Socrates Café, U-153A
FCSSGA Presidents
Assembly
5
Veterans’ Day Holiday,
College Closed
6
DC: IEW Opening
Ceremony, 10am, A-Lobby
KC: Socrates Café, 11am,
E-104
11
12
KC: Student Life on
the Green, 11am-2pm,
Courtyard
SC: Lady Daisey, 11:30am,
Courtyard; Athena Café,
12:30pm, U-135a
13
7
DC: Preventing Bullying, 5:30pm,
A-1058
DWC: Hero and Veteran’s Day/
Blood Drive, 10am-2pm, Center
Court
NC: Lady Daisey, 11am,
Courtyard
SC: Credit Management, 6pm,
U-135a
14
KC: Preventing Bullying, 6pm,
E-104
8
DC: Lady Daisey, 5:15pm,
A-Lobby
KC: Lady Daisey, 11am, G
Stage
FCSSGA Presidents
Assembly
9
10
DC: City Rescue Mission
Lunch Service, 11:30 am,
C-Lobby
SC: Credit Management,
11am, U-135a
15
Thanksgiving Holiday,
College Closed
16
17
Thanksgiving Holiday,
College Closed
KC: Preventing Bullying,
11am, E-104
18
19
Clean Air Countdown! 95
days until March 1, 2013
20
DC: Gallery Opening:
Downtown’s Got Talent,
5:30pm, C-Lobby
KC: Gallery Opening: Student
Holiday Show, 6pm-8pm,
E-112
25
26
27
21
DC: RealTalk Café, 1pm,
C-Lobby
22
23
KC: Blood Drive,
9am-Noon, A/B Parking Lot
SC: Preventing Bullying, Noon,
U-135a
28
29
30
24
9
Student Government Association
Performing Groups
Students with musical or dramatic talent might enjoy participating in one of Florida
State College’s performing groups. The Chorale, Jazz Ensemble and Symphonic
Band perform locally and throughout the Southeast, and the Jubilee Singers perform
gospel music for area events. Students from any campus may participate in the
many aspects of theatrical production as well. College-wide productions are full scale
and allow participation for actors and stage hands in a community theater setting.
Campus productions enable students to develop their talent through acting, directing,
stagecraft and costuming. Contact the appropriate person below for your particular
interest.
Jazz Ensemble
South Campus
John Thomas. . . . . . (904) 646-2113
Symphonic Band
South Campus
Paul Weikle. . . . . . . . (904) 646-2010
Chorale
South Campus
Timothy Workman . . (904) 646-2364
Theatre
South Campus
Ken McCullough. . . . (904) 646-2042
Gospel and Concert Choir
Downtown Campus
Jerry Fliger. . . . . . . . (904) 633-8282
Dance Repertory Company South Campus
Rebecca Levy. . . . . . (904) 646-2352
Talani Torres. . . . . . . (904) 646-2361
Campus Voice
The Campus Voice is Florida State College’s student newspaper…planned by students,
written by students, edited by students and designed by students.
How can you get involved? Write us a letter. Want to air your opinion? Send a letter to
the editor; maybe you’ll see it printed on the editorial page. Want to be more involved
than that? Volunteer to write an article, cover a game, take pictures, draw a cartoon, or
design a page. No experience is needed because we’ll help you over the rough spots.
All it takes is a word from you. Or better yet, compete for a job. The jobs range from
editor to office manager. For most of them you’ll need either a journalism course or
newspaper experience. The pay ranges from scholarships to weekly wages, and it’s
great experience!
Call the newsroom at (904) 633-8283 or drop by TCV newsroom at Downtown Campus,
Room C-103. Can’t make it by? Write the Campus Voice at 101 W. State Street,
Jacksonville, FL. 32202. Or see the newspaper online at campusvoiceonline.com or
e-mail [email protected].
Florida State College’s Student Government Association (SGA) is the official voice of the
student body and the connection between students, faculty and College administration.
Members sit on various College-wide committees, such as the student appeals committee,
the curriculum committee and campus presidents’ governance councils. SGA members
also have the opportunity to travel to district and state meetings, leadership retreats and
conferences, gaining leadership development and life skills. Represented on each campus,
SGA holds elections for vice president, senator and representatives during the fall term,
and for president and an additional senator and representatives during the spring term.
Tuition talent grants are often available for eligible students. Help make a difference on your
campus! Contact any campus SGA President listed below or your Student Life office for
more information.
Deerwood Center. . . . .
Downtown Campus. . .
Kent Campus. . . . . . . .
Nassau Center. . . . . . .
North Campus. . . . . . .
Open Campus. . . . . . .
South Campus. . . . . . .
Bronson Olympia. . . . . . Room G-1701 . . . . (904)
Falma Moses. . . . . . . . . Room C-101B. . . . (904)
Joshua Titherington. . . . Room G-149 . . . . . (904)
Stella Whitehead. . . . . . Room A-119. . . . . . (904)
Kierstan Snyder. . . . . . . Room E-227. . . . . . (904)
TBA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . URC Room U-413. (904)
Cortez Swint. . . . . . . . . Room U-202 . . . . . (904)
The Artist Series
For more than 46 years, The Artist Series has
been bringing dazzling Broadway shows and
exciting theater to Jacksonville. This year’s
schedule promises the same. Last minute
student and employee discount tickets are
available for selected shows with discounts
up to 50% off the regular price. Tickets may
be purchased in the Business Office at Kent
and North Campuses, The Wilson Center at
South Campus, and in The Artist Series Office
located in the Administrative Offices Building,
501 W. State Street, Suite 109 (hours vary
depending on location). Mastercard, VISA,
American Express, Discover, cash and check
are accepted.
Visit The Artist Series website at
artistseriesjax.org
to
view
the
full
schedule. Please call The Artist Series at
(904) 632-3373 or toll free at (888) 860-2929 for
more information.
997-2795
633-8272
381-3617
548-4454
766-6788
632-5070
646-2284
December
Sunday
Monday
note:
Tuesday
Wednesday
CCN— Cecil Center North | CDC – Career Development Center
DC — Downtown Campus | DWC — Deerwood Center | KC — Kent Campus
L’n’L­— Leadership ‘n’ Life | NC — North Campus | SC — South Campus
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
DC: World AIDS Day 2pm,
A-1068
1
KC: Student Life on
the Green, 11am-2pm,
Courtyard
2
3
DWC: Managing Your Credit
Workshop, 1pm, TBA
DC: Downtown Art Walk,
5:30pm, C-Lobby
4
5
Finals Week
9
DC: Salvation Army Toy
Shop, 1pm C-Lobby
DC: Chess 101, Noon,
A-Lobby
6
43rd Annual College-wide
Talent and Variety Show,
7:30pm, South Campus
Wilson Center
7
8
SC: Stress Buster Open
Mic, 11am-1pm, U-135a
10
11
12
13
14
15
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
27
28
29
Clean Air Countdown! 74
days until March 1, 2013
16
17
Winter Break begins
23
24
30
31
SUPER TICKET DISCOUNTS!
Movie Theatres
Student Cost
Dinner and a movie? Bowling with your buddies? A leisurely round of golf? We’ve got you
covered! Florida State College offers discount tickets to most area movie theaters and
recreational facilities at reduced prices. Discount bus tickets from the JTA are also available.
Tickets may be purchased at the following locations:
AMC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.50
Regal Cinemas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.00
Carmike Cinemas (some restrictions apply) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.50
Cinemark Tinseltown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.50
Kent Campus, Room B-100
(904) 381-3572
Monday-Thursday, 10am-4pm
Friday, 10am-2pm
North Campus, Room E-161
(904) 766-6656,
Monday-Thursday, 8am-6pm
Friday, 8am-3pm
South Campus, Room U-101
(904) 646-2086
Monday-Thursday, 9am-6pm
Friday, 9am-12pm
Betty P. Cook
Nassau County Center
76346 William Burgess Blvd., Yulee
(904) 548-4400
Monday-Thursday, 8am-6:30pm
Friday, 8am-3pm
Administrative Offices, Room 109
(904) 632-3373
Monday-Friday, 10am-5pm
Deerwood Center, Room B-2404
(904) 997-2580
Monday-Thursday, 11am-6pm
Friday, 10am-2pm
Cecil Center, Room A-110
(904) 779-4060
Monday-Thursday, 8am-5pm
Friday, 8:30am-12pm
Hollywood Theatres. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.00
Bowling Lanes
(limit of 10)
Bowl America (One game and shoes). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50
Jax Lanes, West (Two games and shoes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.50
Golf Courses
(limit of 10)
Hyde Park (18 holes, 1/2 cart fee) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23.00
Mill Cove (18 holes, 1/2 cart fee, Monday-Friday only). . . . . . . . $24.00
*Additional charge payable on site for weekends and holidays.
JTA Bus Ticket Passes
7-Day Pass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00
31-Day Pass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37.50
Amusement Parks
Wet’n Wild. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.50
Prices and offerings subject to change. Quantity rights reserved.
Florida State College at Jacksonville provides equal access to education, employment, programs, services and
activities and does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religious belief, or
marital status. The College Equity Officer has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination
policies and may be contacted at [email protected].
Florida State College at Jacksonville is a member of the Florida College System and is not affiliated with any other
public or private university or college in Florida or elsewhere. Florida State College is a division of Florida State
College at Jacksonville.
Florida State College at Jacksonville is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools (“SACSCOC”) to award the baccalaureate and associate degree. Contact the Commission
on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097, or call (404) 679-4500 for questions about the
accreditation of Florida State College at Jacksonville. The Commission is to be contacted only if there is evidence
that appears to support an institution’s significant non-compliance with a requirement or standard.