Author: Ida Tomshinsky
A New Year: Essay of Time and Life
Many of us noticed that time runs fast. In South Florida, seasons’ celebrations are connected to all conditions and stimulation of our unique environment throughout the year. How do we keep track of time? Do we measure it out in coffee shots? Or because the daylight changes of when we leave the work… Now, the…
Library’s Impact on Student Learning and Success
Florida National University Library Impact on Student Learning and Success After being relocated to the new facility to the 2nd Floor of the Dr. Jose Regueiro Building, there are noticeable positive connections between the Library and aspects of student learning and success in few areas particularly that worth to assumed: Students benefit from library instruction…
Thanksgiving Reading Recommendations from the Library’s Book Club!
Gobble Up with a Good Book! Once we talked about books we read, and we learned it happens to the best of us. The weekend before classes started, we just finished the book that was picked up three weeks ago. Upon closing the book, it comes the new dilemma – what to read next. In…
Radiologic Technologist Degree: Promising Opportunities After Graduation
Of the many careers in the healthcare field, graduates with a degree as a Radiologic Technologist have promising employment opportunities with nearly zero unemployment and good entry level starting pay. In fact, US News & World Report ranks radiologic techs in the top 10 of best health care support jobs with median pay at $57,450…
National Cyber Security Awareness Month
National Cyber Security Awareness Month The National Cyber Security Awareness Month joins global efforts among colleges and universities, businesses, government agencies, associations, nonprofit organizations and concerned individuals to promote online safety awareness and stand up against cyber bulling. Everyone has resources that must be secure online and stay safe. The basic steps to online safety…
Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. The observation started in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week under President Lyndon Johnson…
High Expectations for Fall 2018 Job Fair
High Expectations for Fall 2018 Job Fair at FNU Thursday, September 27, 2018 For Immediate Release There has been a notable hiring boom in Florida in the past year. In fact, the employment has been steadily increasing since 2010, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and today’s low 3.7% unemployment rate means it…
Constitution Day is September 17th
On September 17th, The United States of America celebrates Constitution Day, which commemorates the signing of the Constitution on September 17th, 1787. The FNU Campus has planned a variety of activities and events. Student Services is getting our community ready for Voter Registration: if you are eighteen years old and a US Citizen, it is…
#MyLibraryIsIncredible Contest
Attention Students! At the FNU Library, we do not need to sign-up for a Library Card. Please use the School ID as a Library Card. Come and check out the FNU Library! We have a copy of your course textbook in stock. The Florida National University Library opens from 8 am to 10 pm Monday…
Professor Dr. Felix Ramos Continues to Show Writing Prowess
Meet the Author, Professor Felix Ramos The FNU’s Book Club aims to connect people with new ideas, and meet the local Florida Authors. Every time we get together, we get inspired by range of topics and genres, from Yusset Perez’ romantic poetry to fiction fantasy of prolific Mauricio Restrepo throughout discussion and presentations by leading…
