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Gov. Charlie Crist has appointed George Sheldon, a former Tampa Bay area lawyer and legislator who once ran against Crist for education commissioner, as acting head of the Department of Children & Families. ...more
August 16, 2008
Gov. Charlie Crist has appointed George Sheldon, a former Tampa Bay area lawyer and legislator who once ran against Crist for education commissioner, as acting head of the Department of Children & Families. ...more
August 15, 2008
Nursing student enrollment is up 10 to 15 percent since last year at South Florida Community College. ...more
July 29, 2008
USF CAMPUS - Alicia D.H. Monroe will be the next vice dean for educational affairs at the University of South Florida College of Medicine, according to a release from the university. Monroe, associate dean for diversity at Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School, joins USF on July 1. ...more
May 19, 2008
The explosive growth of the University of South Florida's athletic program has come with more than its measure of bumps and challenges, but nothing created more internal urgency than the notion it was short-changing the "student" part of its student-athletes. ...more
May 8, 2008
Students who invested $70,000 in flight training tuition with a Las Vegas-based company that filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy Monday will be a low priority among all of the creditors, according to several lawyers. ...more
February 8, 2008
Florida A&M University President James Ammons may be new on campus, but he appears to be quickly embracing the same old cronyism that has so damaged this university in recent years. ...more
January 28, 2008
Although its doors have yet to open, things are moving right along at Hillsborough Community College's new SouthShore Center. ...more
January 17, 2008
Following claims by the wife of a University of South Florida football star that she did her husband's online coursework, the university is asking faculty leaders to study how to better protect the academic integrity of such courses. ...more
January 11, 2008
After claims by the wife of a University of South Florida football star that she did her husband's online coursework, the university is asking faculty leaders to study how to better protect the academic integrity of such courses. ...more
January 11, 2008
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