Angela Gregory

Santa Fe College student Eli Nissley poses for a portrait behind the scenes as a stage tech in the theatre.

Saint of SF | Eli Nissley

“Providing quality entertainment is very fulfilling, there is nothing better than seeing an audience enjoying and reacting to what you have presented. I chose an Associate of Science degree in Theatre and Entertainment Technology because I had some experience with…

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SF Achieve Scholars Enrolling Next Fall Need Your Help!

The SF Achieve program, which is bridging achievement gaps and making college a reality for thousands of students, is looking for new mentors for hundreds of SF Achieve Scholars enrolling at SF in Fall 2023. Now in its second year,…

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Saint of SF | Samantha Schnauder

“I moved to Los Angeles a year after graduating because I really wanted to work in film and TV. I had worked commercially and educationally at UF and in Tampa but had a sole interest in narrative storytelling that I…

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Saint of SF | August Herrmann

“I took a tour of Lively Technical Institute in Tallahassee when I was a freshman in high school and got excited about a welding education. For my senior year in high school I was in the High School Dual Enrollment…

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Yan Carlos Pacheco, former Santa Fe College student, wearing a photo prop similar to a polaroid outline which states, Future Professor.

Saint of SF | Yan Carlos Pacheco

How has SF transformed your life? SF enabled me to get to where I am in life today. It helped me not be afraid to reach out to professors who are there to help. It made college accessible and attainable…

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Recent graduate, Jeremiah Neal kneels behind an air conditioning unit with arms resting on top of the unit as he holds a battery operated drill. Wearing a ball cap he looks straight into the camera.

Saint of SF | Jeremiah Neal

“In my previous profession as a facilities and maintenance technician with Trinity Methodist Church, I often found myself coordinating service calls and troubleshooting air conditioning units prior to the arrival of the HVAC. I enjoyed the process of troubleshooting the…

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Terry Klenk: Driven by the Element of Discovery

What motivates you? I think it is the nature of theater. I’ve been doing this since I was 14 years old. I started at a community college, summer theater production of Charlie Brown. And I literally have been on that…

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Terri Bailey: Incubating a Community Based Organization

“In 2011, I began to play with the idea of a community-based organization (CBO) that connected other small CBOs with resources and each other. Later that year, my first board member, the late HIV activist Juanita Williams, and I introduced…

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Surrounded by trees in the Santa Fe College oak grove on the Northwest Campus, Tyler Giambalvo stands in a navy shirt, face illuminated against a dark backdrop of trees just after an afternoon rainstorm.

Saint of SF | Tyler Giambalvo

“Santa Fe College has transformed my life in numerous ways. As a first-year student, I initially started out on an Associate of Arts, Sports Management degree track. The campus was closed, and I had to adjust to distance learning through…

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Santa Fe College cover of 2022 literary magazine, Zephyr

2022 Release of Literary Journal, Zephyr

On April 13, 2022, the Santa Fe College Ron and Norita Davis Center held a launch party for the College’s literary journal, Zephyr. Dr. Paul Broadie II and Davis Center Director Shellie Banfield celebrated the 2022 release with over fifty…

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Maria Camacho sits in the International Student Services Center on SF's Northwest Campus. She is wearing a garnet colored shirt and black pants with her hands crossed upon her lap.

Saint of SF | Maria Victoria Camacho

“I moved to Gainesville in 2017 after a lot of months of protests back home in Venezuela. I decided to study Journalism after seeing all the repression and censorship in my country. Some classes in Santa Fe College, like ENC1102 taught the passion of writing and how…

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Audience in the Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall at Santa Fe College sit in the dark with lights illuminated like fireflies coming from cell phones in the audience.

Theatre Santa Fe Performs Michael Frayn’s Farce “Audience”

September 29, 2022 – After a career that has spanned more than 30 years Terry Klenk, Professor of Theatre and Humanities at SF, bids farewell October 13-15. Student actors in Theatre Santa Fe will perform Michael Frayn’s farcical play “Audience”…

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Sigue Soñando This Thursday

September 12, 2022 – This Thursday, September 15 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Santa Fe College will host a special event for prospective students and their families at the Blount Center in downtown Gainesville. Sigue Soñando, is an admissions event…

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Santa Fe College Radiology student Brittany Lovvorn stands arms crossed in front of a light box filled with x-ray slides, illuminated from behind.

Saint of SF | Brittany Lovvorn

I always knew I wanted to work in healthcare. I come from a family of healthcare workers, firefighters, EMT workers and teachers. I learned from all of them that a selfless career can be a fulfilling career. My family has…

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Radha Gomez wears a lab coat and purple nitrile gloves. She is seated at a lab table peering over a jar containing plant matter looking into the camera through her round rimmed glasses. anta Fe College series taken in the X Building labs on Aug. 10, 2022 in Gainesville.

Saint of Santa Fe | Radha Gomez Q&A

Featured Saint of SF Radha Gomez, current SF student pursuing an Associate in Science in Biotech Lab Technology, sits down with us to answer a few questions about her experiences and reasons for choosing SF. If there was one question…

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Saint of Santa Fe College John Bescoro is a Student Ambassador poses for a photo on Sept. 22, 2021, sitting at a picnic table with green treelined background Gainesville , FL.

Saint of Santa Fe | John Bescoro

“Growing up, I always wanted to go to college because it is something that not a lot of people in the Philippines can do and I always valued education. I moved to Newberry when I was 10 years old. Transitioning…

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Saint of Santa Fe | Victoria Coggins

“Santa Fe College has enabled me to change the entire trajectory of my life. Statistically, with the recidivism rate, I would have returned to drugs and a life of crime. I remember the day I was in the advisor’s office…

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Dominic Perry, A.S. Information Technology graduate from Santa Fe College stands for a portrait wearing a green shirt outside of the IT building..

Saint of Santa Fe | Dominic Perry

Dominic Perry, A.S. Computer Information Technology, Class of 2021 Hometown: Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Clubs: IT Club, Collegiate Veteran Society Recipient of the 2018 Veteran Bridge Scholarship and the Board of Trustees Scholarship “In previous jobs that lacked onsite…

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Painting by Artist Ernest M. Lee, featured in Santa Fe College Art Gallery in May-June 2022.

Gallery Show Features Works of Ernest M. Lee

May 13, 2022 – Tonight, Santa Fe College Fine Arts and Entertainment Technology Department welcomes the community to come out to the opening reception for “The Best Is Yet To Come: The Works of Mr. Ernest M. Lee” from 6…

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Ismelda Alvarez, SF Admissions Specialist stands with hands on hips, wearing a long sleeve black dress.

Saint of SF | Ismelda Alvarez

Growing up in a small agricultural town with only one caution light and a large population of farm workers, I watched many in the fields pick fruit and vegetables in harsh conditions. In addition, racism and discrimination were prevalent and…

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Book cover and text. Learn How to Train Like a Superhero with author Michael Tomaino.

Superhero Saturday with Author Michael Tomaino

March 22, 2022 – Santa Fe College’s CCAMPIS Program invites you to join Mike Tomaino, local author of the book, How To Be A Superhero: The Top Secret Official Guide on Saturday, March 26 from 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. at…

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