The EFSC NSLS leadership team at a themed table, promoting NSLS with matching t-shirts.

So, You Got Invited To the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS)?

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Careers Student Life

Congratulations! Being nominated for the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is a back-pat-worthy achievement. It signifies either strong academic performance or a penchant for leadership. Joining NSLS means being part of a worldwide effort to create positive change — standing shoulder-to-shoulder with future leaders in government, education, law, pop culture, healthcare, and other

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A group of diverse students wearing orange welding uniforms standing with their teachers behind a welding bench

From Tigers to Titans: Welding New Futures for Cocoa High Students

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Academics Careers

A powerful new partnership between Brevard Public Schools (BPS) and Eastern Florida State College (EFSC) is transforming futures for Cocoa High School students. The inaugural Tigers to Titans program officially launched this summer, offering students a no-cost, dual enrollment pathway into EFSC’s high-demand Welding Technology Career and Technical Certificate program. Nathan Ebble, who came to

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Dr. Philip Simpson is a bald man wearing glasses and a navy blue jacket holding a copy of his Jaws anthology while posing next to a silver statue of a shark with a placard of his name

50 Years of Fear: Literary Scholar Dr. Phil Simpson on the Cinematic Impact of ‘Jaws’

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Academics Careers

June 20, 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of “Jaws,” an American thriller film that captivated the world and the mind of literary scholar Dr. Phil Simpson, who serves as Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs at Eastern Florida State College and recently co-authored “This shark, swallow you whole”: Essays on the Cultural Influence of

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