January 4, 2021 – Classes for spring, spring A and spring D will resume Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021. As was the case in the fall, classes will be offered in-person, online and through hybrid formats. All students taking classes on any SF property will be asked to complete a daily self-assessment before arriving, and will … Continue reading Spring Term Classes Start Tuesday, January 5 – Spring E Classes Begin January 19
January 4, 2020 – Santa Fe College President Paul Broadie II, Ph.D. welcomed the college community back for the spring 2021 term. In his message, the president welcomed both new and returning students. He gave them tips on being successful both at the college and in life after graduation. The president also took time to … Continue reading Dr. Broadie Welcomes Students, Faculty and Staff Back for Spring Term
December 16, 2020 – Subway, located in the Santa Fe College Food Court, will continue to operate through the remainder of the week. Subway will be serving food from 9 a.m. through 2 p.m. today through Friday.
December 16, 2020 – Santa Fe College President Paul Broadie II, Ph.D., released the following statement to the college community after receiving the largest single donation in the college’s history. Santa Fe College has received a donation of $40 million, its largest single donation, which will be utilized to increase access to educational opportunities and … Continue reading SF Receives Largest Single Donation of $40 Million from MacKenzie Scott
December 16, 2020 – Santa Fe College and the SFPD welcome new Dispatcher Daniel Clifft. You will find him providing service at the SFPD front desk while training with another dispatcher and completing state credentialing as a telecommunicator. Recognition was provided to various Santa Fe College Police Department members in 2020 that ordinarily would have … Continue reading SFPD Welcomes New Hire and Issues Commendations Virtually This Year
December 11, 2020 – Kathryn “Kat” Russ is retiring after 14 years of service at Santa Fe College. Her last day on campus will be Wednesday, December 16, 2020, and her official retirement date is January 5, 2021. As the Program Assistant, she has been a key asset to the Office for Advancement, Cultural … Continue reading Retirement Celebration for Kat Russ
December 10, 2020 – Santa Fe College’s Adult Education program announced this week that they are partnering with Altrusa International of Gainesville to provide assistance to students in the program. SF’s Adult Education was awarded $1,000 from Altrusa of Gainesville, and that money will be used for students in need to cover costs with both … Continue reading SF’s Adult Ed Partners with Altrusa to Help Students
December 9, 2020 – Congratulations to Dan Rodkin for winning a new iPad. The iPad was being given away as part of SF’s annual United Way fundraising campaign. Even though the iPad drawing was held, SF employees can still contribute to the United Way through the payroll deduction pledge form. All proceeds raised stay here … Continue reading Dan Rodkin Wins iPad in United Way Fundraiser
December 7, 2020 – Following the phased reopening to Santa Fe College staff and zoo members, the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo is open to the public every day from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. The zoo has implemented new guidelines for the health and safety of all guests, zookeepers and the animals, and ask … Continue reading Guidelines for All Visitors to the SF Teaching Zoo
December 7, 2020 – Santa Fe College will celebrate the Class of 2020 with a series of virtual graduation ceremonies this week. The 2020 graduates have faced unprecedented challenges, and although we cannot hold large gatherings because of the COVID-19 global pandemic, we do want to mark this momentous occasion. The virtual ceremonies will be … Continue reading SF Honors 2020 Graduates This Week
Gainesville, Florida – Santa Fe College has a new opportunity for low-income parents who need child care while taking college classes. The CCAMPIS Grant, which stands for Child Care Access Means Parents in School, would offer parents financial assistance with child care while they attended classes. CCAMPIS is funded by the U.S. Department of Education … Continue reading Santa Fe College’s CCAMPIS Grant Creates College Opportunity for Parents
December 2, 2020 –– In keeping with higher education industry standards, Communications & Creative Services (CCS) is now Marketing & Communications (MarCom). Its mission is the same – to strategically advance the stature of the college and improve the recruitment and retention of our students by producing and providing direction for online, print and promotional materials, as … Continue reading Announcing a Department Name Change – CCS is now Marketing & Communications
November 18, 2020 – Santa Fe College’s Office for Advancement has updated their contact email. Questions and comments can now be sent to advancement@sfcollege.edu. SF’s Office for Advancement is responsible for obtaining and managing activities associated with public, federal, state and private grants and gifts. Advancement carries out the college’s mission by supporting curriculum, career … Continue reading SF’s Office for Advancement Email Has Changed
October 29, 2020 – Beginning today, students can change their official pronouns. Students can simply log in to their eSantaFe account, go to the My Information screen and make any needed adjustments. Once that is done, the student’s pronouns will be displayed in eStaff on all the headers of pages such as Student Information, Enrollment, … Continue reading SF Students Can Now Add Pronouns in eSantaFe
October 26, 2020 – Santa Fe College President Paul Broadie II, Ph.D., released this statement to the college community ahead of this year’s United Way fundraiser. Dear Santa Fe Family: If ever there was a time for you to support the United Way Campaign at Santa Fe College, this is it. The global health crisis … Continue reading Dr. Broadie Issues Statement to the College Community Ahead of Annual United Way Fundraiser
October 21, 2020 –– Today is #GlobalEthicsDay and Santa Fe College is celebrating eight SF students selected by the Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership (ICDP) to serve in the inaugural cohort of Civil Disagreement fellows. The ICDP is a consortium of ethics centers and programs that recently formed between five institutions: Harvard University, Stanford University, California … Continue reading Eight members of Ethics Bowl team selected for Civil Disagreement fellowship
Teaching online? Are you unable to get your classes to the library? Then Zoom into College Research is here to help! The series includes three different workshops. The Research 101 workshop will introduce students to the research process, including devising a search strategy, searching for books and articles, how to read a scholarly article, and … Continue reading Zoom into College Research with the Library
October 7, 2020 – Santa Fe College’s Continuing Education program has released the new ENHANCE catalog for Fall B. Filled with interesting and exciting information about short courses and training opportunities, SF’s Continuing Ed provides opportunities for people looking to strengthen their job-related skills or to move into new career areas. To learn more about … Continue reading Continuing Education Opportunities Available at Santa Fe College
October 7, 2020 – Join the pursuit of lifelong learning with a Community Education course at Santa Fe College. Whether you are learning something new or looking for recreation, Community Education has the class for you! To learn more about our Fall classes and to register, visit sfcollege.edu/communityed, call 352-395-5193, or check out the Fall B 2020 … Continue reading Pursue Life-Long Learning With SF’s Community Education
October 5, 2020 – The Santa Fe College Executive Council will meet Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020, at 3:30 p.m. on a Zoom call to practice social distancing. The agenda follows: CALL TO ORDER APPROVAL OF MINUTES – September 22, 2020 COMMUNICATION FROM COLLEGE PRESIDENT COMMUNICATION FROM SENATE PRESIDENT COVID-19 Tracking Spring Break ANNOUNCEMENTS Part-Time At-Large Representative … Continue reading College Senate Agenda for October 6, 2020
September 21, 2020 – Students, faculty and staff on the Northwest Campus can now get the extra fuel they need for the fall term. Coffee 101, located on the ground floor of the Lawrence W. Tyree Library, has reopened. Coffee, snacks and other goodies are available. What else is at the library? Wi-Fi! Students are … Continue reading Grounds for Celebrating! Coffee 101 Reopens.