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Library Equals A Stronger Community
This past Friday, the President of American Library Association visited Miami-Dade County, the North Miami Library. Her name is Loida Garcia Febo. Loida Garcia-Fego is a Puerto Rican American Librarian. Garcia-Febo is the President of Information New Wave, an international charity seeking to enhance the education of minority groups in the USA and in developing … Continued
Choosing the Best Dental Lab Tech School in South Florida
Of all the healthcare occupations in the United States, one of the most overlooked does not involve direct patient contact and is generally more accessible in terms of cost and curriculum. If expensive student loans and heavy course loads are not within your plans, enrolling in a dental lab technician program can be a smart … Continued
Meant to Last Together Book Signing
We at Florida National University are happy to announce that we will be hosting a book signing for Dr. Maritza Montano’s new book titled “Meant to Last Together” on February 11th from 7-8:00pm. The event will take place at our library which is located on the second floor of our Dr. Jose Regueiro Building. “Meant … Continued
Regaining a Conversation
Recently, we got together with Mr. Oscar Perez, and we joined the efforts to invite ESL students to the University’s Library for a conversation. The initiative of “Conversational Hour in the Library” is a continuation of efforts to bring diversity population to the Library to learn and study, and for recreational purpose. In today’s world, … Continued
Remembering Jose Marti
José Marti’s full name is José Julián Marti Pérez. He was born on January 28, 1853. He passed away on May 19, 1895. Jose Marti was a Cuban poet, essayist, journalist, translator, professor, and publisher, who is considered a national hero and an important figure in Latin American literature. He was educated at Complutense University … Continued
“Be a Student of Life” Mr. Louis J. Celli’s FNU Keynote Speech
Graduation like many other achievements in one’s life is a benchmark that graduates and family members alike keep and reflect on as they progress onwards in life. Those sentiments are never more apparent than in the words spoken by keynote speaker Mr. Louis J. Celli. We at Florida National University had the great pleasure of having … Continued
First Annual FNU Picnic
Florida National University will be hosting our first annual Community Picnic on Sunday, March 10th starting at 11 A.M. at A.D. Barnes Park, Shelter 1. It will be an exciting day featuring BBQ foods, concession machines, bounce houses and a Petting Zoo. Come join us for fun entertainment, music and more! This event will run from 11 … Continued
Seminar Schedule – February
Seminars Date Location Time Fee CPR 02/15/2019 Hialeah Campus 9:00 am- 6:00 pm $25 OSHA-HIV 02/15/2019 Hialeah Campus 9:00 am- 6:00 pm $25
10 Reasons Why You Should Form a Study Group
Time and time again, the group project has become an intrusive problem for students, leaving students unsettled with the idea of working or studying in a group setting. However, that does not mean that the potential of studying in groups should be dismissed. Effective study groups help students learn the material in a deeper, more … Continued
The Fourth Annual Human Trafficking Awareness Walk
In recognition that January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, Florida National University, its POWERHOUSE and the Dr. Jose Regueiro Foundation will Host the Fourth Annual Human Trafficking Awareness Walk on Thursday, January 31st at 10AM. Human Trafficking (HT) is the 2nd most profitable crime business in the United States, only behind drugs. HT is … Continued
