Wade Dauberman, an EFSC instructor wearing a ballcap and lanyard, holding a navy blue t-shirt with the EFSC logo, standing outside with the shuttle launch pad in the background

“This Generation Knows We Can Go to the Moon”: EFSC Faculty Support Historic Artemis II Launch

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On April 1st, 2026, the Florida Space Coast witnessed the historic liftoff of Artemis II—the first mission to the moon since 1972. For two Eastern Florida State College instructors, the launch represented a moment both awe-inspiring and deeply personal. “Knowing there’s four people on there and we’re going back to the moon was just incredible,” […]

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Two busy college students sit on a polished floor in a bright building with large windows, working together with a laptop and a sheet of paper while wearing casual clothing.

Managing Life, Work, and School: A 5-Step Guide for the Busy College Student

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If you’ve ever felt like you’re juggling too many responsibilities — work, school, family, and sanity — this guide is for you. These five-step guide for the busy college student can help you manage work‑life balance while in school, regardless of your circumstances — because a busy lifestyle is a busy lifestyle. Remember, you’re not

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A student in Eastern Florida State College's Drafting Program working on Autocad

Blueprints for Success: EFSC’s Drafting & Design Students Train for High‑Demand Careers

Academics Careers

With courses led by Korie Carter, a professor with over 20 years of cumulative teaching and field experience, Eastern Florida State College’s Drafting & Design program prepares students to enter careers in some of the Space Coast’s most in-demand industries. “We teach students how to create technical and engineering drawings that meet ANSI/ASME Y14 standards,”

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