This fall, the FNU SGA instituted the new digital comment box across all campuses. With the digital comment box, students can anonymously text in their suggestions and concerns (See campus signage for instructions), and the FNU SGA, in conjunction with the Office of Student Services, will act on those comments. Our first comment questioned the…
Whether you are a recent graduate looking to take the next step in your education or already a professional looking to gain an advantage in a competitive workforce, you know that education is the way to advance your career. When choosing the right program, degree, and field of study, it is equally important to decide…
Florida National University President Maria C. Regueiro stands in front of the Jose Regueiro Avenue sign together with Vice President Omar Sanchez and his family. West 20th Avenue was designated by the 2010 Florida Legislature as “Jose Regueiro Avenue.” Dr. Regueiro was the co- founder and past president of Florida National University, and a pilar…
Grace Rodriguez, Mu Zeta Chapter Member (to the far left in the photo below) This year I got to be a part of the 70th anniversary of Alpha Phi Sigma, the National Criminal Justice Honor Society. The conference was held at the Marriot Grand Marquis in New York, NY right in the heart of Time…
To All FNU Students, Faculty and Staff: Levels one and two of the parking garage are now open. If the FNU parking garage is full, you may park at Citrus Hospital only as instructed by FNU security guards. Parking Garage Instructions: 1. Enter the FNU campus from W. Jose Regueiro (20th) Avenue 2. Head south…
The decision to enroll in an MBA program is complicated. One must weigh the pros and cons, the costs versus benefits. Would you have to relocate or leave your present job? Do MBA degrees online hold any clout in the business market? Will earning the degree make you more money? Academia is flooded with MBA…
Careers in Criminal Justice and Legal Studies offer both financial opportunity and the option to pursue a field that fits your personality. A degree in Criminal Justice or Legal Studies opens doors to a wide range of careers, including: Fraud Investigation, Law Enforcement, Security, and Paralegal. The variety of jobs allows this field to fit…
“Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” These famous words from William Butler Yeats are particularly compelling at the turn of a New Year and new academic semester. This time of new beginnings and resolutions is a great time to begin making resolutions and planning one’s educational paths.…
In July of 2008 the Post-9/11 GI Bill was signed into law, creating a new robust education benefits program rivaling the WWII Era GI Bill of Rights. The new Post 9/11 GI Bill provides education benefits for servicemembers who have served on active duty for 90 or more days since Sept. 10, 2001. These benefits…
There are few careers as personally fulfilling or as important to the future as one in Education. Within the field of Education there are many different paths to pursue, depending on the academic level where one will teach and even the subject that one will teach. While the paths may be different for each specialty,…
