So, You’re a First-Year Teacher… I bet when you started your college journey to become a K-12 teacher, you weren’t expecting your first year to be…well, this. You’re not learning how to manage your classroom for the very first time — you’re learning how to manage your classroom for the very first time during a […]
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After you graduate from EFSC, you’re most likely seeking employment or choosing to further your education. That’s usually how it goes — and we’re always excited to hear about those next steps in your professional career. That said, as we approach this season of giving, it’s important to take a step back and not only
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Being an EFSC alum means you’ve had success getting through the rigor of academic studies at least once. For former EFSC student Joey Hilde, it’s also paved the way for a rewarding future in the medical field. A Merritt Island local, he started off getting his Associate in Arts from Eastern Florida. Then, he completed a BAS in Applied Health Sciences (Biomedical Science track) with a focus in Multiple Sclerosis Pathology in 2016. Hilde is now pursuing a Master of Public Health at Capella University. With the
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UPDATE: As of July 1, 2021, Michael Cadore is Associate Dean of Enrollment Initiatives and Engagement. Did you know that each year the EFSC Foundation and Alumni Association presents the Distinguished Alumni Award to an alumnus who has made notable achievements in their career field, committed to distinguished philanthropic or public service activity, or participated in
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