Evan Lindeman, a writing tutor at Eastern Florida State College’s Cocoa Campus, recently published his short story collection, Serene and Other Sorrows. Drawing on themes of family, loss, resilience, and hope, the anthology uses magical realism to explore what it means to be human. Lindeman spoke with EFSC about his writing journey, the inspiration behind
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Shelleyann Romain enrolled at Eastern Florida State College looking for answers, not a new career. “I had recently left a domestic violence relationship that lasted for more than 20 years,” she said. “I found myself asking, ‘How did this happen to me?’ I simply wanted to understand my trauma and relationships and what had happened
When Dr. Sharon-Cronk Raby accepted her first teaching role at a middle school in Chicago, she never imagined the experience would ultimately lead to a presentation at the 2025 Mental Health for Schools Summit in New Jersey, speaking alongside Yale University’s Dr. Marc Brackett. “I have two focuses: teaching mental safety in the classroom —
Eastern Florida State College alumnus-turned-instructor, Kaylin Mitchell, discovered her calling to help others during a heart-stopping moment. “I was a lifeguard,” said Mitchell. “I remember performing CPR and understanding for the first time what it truly meant to save a life. That experience lit a spark.” This moment led her to complete EFSC’s Fire Training
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