• To All FNU Students, Faculty and Staff: Important Notice!

    If you’re using Internet Explorer 10 (“IE10”) or Firefox to log into https://my.fnu.edu/ (the Student Portal) you may not be able to see your information. Last week, Microsoft launched Internet Explorer 10 and it has created a conflict with https://my.fnu.edu/ For now, please log into the portal using either Internet Explorer 9 or Google Chrome.…

  • Florida National University Attends United Cerebral Palsy Luncheon

    On Friday, March 15, 2013, Florida National University’s (FNU) Allied Health Division Head, Dr. Loreto Almonte, and Respiratory Therapy Program Director, Mr. Jose Lammoglia, attended a luncheon to raise awareness for Cerebral Palsy. The invitation to the luncheon was extended to FNU by Ms. Carol Montiel, RN, MS Director of Golden Glades Facility for Cerebral…

  • Opportunities in the Growing Allied Health Field

    For the past several years, the rapid growth of the healthcare profession has been making headlines. From the shortage in nurses, the need for more physicians, and it being the number one recession-proof field – everyone seems to be talking about healthcare. The healthcare need is growing larger as the US population continues to live…

  • Florida National University’s Library Resources

    A classic college scene for many involves students, being surrounded by piles of books, and studying in the campus library. A haven for researchers, the library is almost a holy space on campus – filled with information and knowledge. However, the modern library looks very different. Filled with technology, Internet access, and almost limitless information,…

  • A Guide to Spring Break: In Miami and Under 21

    The yearly collegiate tradition of Spring Break is almost upon us. Co-eds are packing bathing suits and sun block, preparing to lie in the sun on a beach in Florida, Texas, or Mexico. Seeking a release from the pressures of school, students want to escape to a week long party fueled by fun, alcohol, and…

  • Dr. A. Omar Vento donates the book “Apuntes para una Historia de Pinar del Rio” to Florida National University

    On February 20th, 2013, Dr. A. Omar Vento, a noted Miami gastroenterologist, visited Florida National University‘s Hialeah Campus library. During this visit, Dr. Vento met with Hialeah Campus Dean Jorge Alfonso and Library Director Patrick Byrnes. Dr. Vento was given a tour of the Hialeah Campus library where he generously donated a copy…

  • A Career in Health Services Administration

    The America College of Healthcare Executives’ publication Brief History of Healthcare Management calls healthcare management a “hidden career,” a job that is rarely recognized. Doctors, nurses, and technicians are easily identified as part of the healthcare system, but it is not often that one considers the management structure required to run such a large and…

  • Florida National University Joins the Lambda Nu Zeta National Honor Society

    The Florida Chapter of the Lambda Nu Zeta National Honor Society for the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences held an Information Session at Florida National University’s Hialeah Campus on Thursday February 7, 2013 at 5:00 pm. The session was held for all students who qualify to participate in this prestigious organization. The honor society is an…

  • Orlando Rivero, D.B.A. – A Florida National University Success Story

    Florida National University recently caught up with Orlando Rivero, D.B.A. a Class of ’89 graduate. He was kind enough to take some time away from his busy schedule to participate in a brief question and answer session. Where were you born? I was…

  • Calculate a Profitable Future with FNU

    The choice to invest in ones education is never an easy one. Questions about the profitability of the investment and if one’s schedule and current commitments would even allow such a substantial endeavor keep many from achieving their ambitions and potential.   Florida National University (FNU) understands the obstacles of higher education and is a…