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Gordon Patterson Authors Book on ‘Secret History’ of Florida Tech
“Missiles, Mischief and Mayhem: The Secret History of Countdown College,” was published in March and is available at Amazon.
‘Embrace the Diversity of Thought’: Alumna Talks Florida Tech, Her Career and Her Best Advice
We talked with Natalie Sellers ’03 M.S., a vice president at Parrish Medical Center, about her career, best Florida Tech memory and advice.
Expert Perspectives
A compilation of recent College of Psychology and Liberal Arts faculty presentations and publications
COPLA Students Join KPBS for Botanical Garden Cleanup
Florida Tech School of Arts and Communication students joined the Keuper Palm Botanical Society to clean up the botanical garden.
SAC, Evans Library Celebrate Afrofuturism in Annual African American Read-In
More than 100 people attended the 9th annual event, where they learned about the Afrofuturism cultural movement and its expression.
A Celebration of Afrofuturism as Florida Tech Hosts African American Read-In Friday
Sponsored by the School of Arts and Communication and Evans Library, the event is one of the largest celebrations of Black literature on the Space Coast.
Award-Winning ‘Frontline’ Producer, Reporter Headlines Free Speech Week Feb. 20-23
The weeklong series is hosted by the university’s student-run newspaper and features a panel discussion, free speech wall and more.
A Day in the Life of a Florida Tech Scholar-Athlete
Balancing rigorous coursework with a high-level sport is no easy feat. But what does a day in the life of a scholar athlete really look like?
Cultivating the Next Generation of Industry Leaders through Internships | Part 2
Learn about some of Florida Tech's students from the College of Psychology & Liberal Arts and Bisk College of Business who have all secured internships that serve as stepping stones to promising careers.
University Researcher Examines Communications in New Book
Heidi Hatfield Edwards' new book looks at narratives effectiveness across political, corporate and other areas of communication.
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