UNF In the News
     UNF TV: Campus Connection

The University of North Florida produces a half hour, monthly public affairs talk show called “UNF: Campus Connection.” This show features students, faculty, programs and services from UNF. This show airs in Jacksonville on CW-17 and Comcast. It also airs on public access channels in Boca Raton, Tampa, Brevard County, Central Florida, Palm Beach County, Polk County, St. Johns County, Sarasota County and throughout the Florida panhandle. In addition, the show airs across the country on the DISH Network.

 

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UNF In the News

Forensic Investigation common boundry course
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Dr. Aaron Sheehan-Dean and his student Bill Healy discuss the concept of Common Boundary courses. During this segment, video of the Common Boundaries course “Forensic Investigation” is shown. Then Dr. Candice Carter and her former student Rachael Dandridge give their global perspective on education and peace.
Community based nursing
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Dr. Li Loriz and nursing student Billie Cauthen discuss the UNF School of Nursing and the community based nursing program. During the segment, video of students involved with Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital is shown. Then Dr. David Courtwright, a UNF history professor, discusses his new book on the history of aviation and compares it to the movie “The Aviator.”
Out of the classroom and into Africa
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Marcia Ladendorff, Assistant Director of the UNF Honors Program and UNF student Amber Fricke discuss their trip to Ghana, West Africa. The Ghana Project is a unique approach to international study using service learning as a way to help students immerse themselves in culture. Then, Dr. Marsha Lupi, Associate Dean in the UNF College of Education and Human Services and Lydia Lucas,UNF Graduate Student from Belize, discuss the partnership the University of North Florida has with this South American country.
Robots fight it out in competition
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Dr. Stephan Nix, Director of the UNF Division of Engineering, and electrical engineering student Karen Armstrong-Thomas discuss the hands-on experience UNF students get, and the future for students who graduate in engineering. This segment also features video from a Botball competition. The second half of the show features interviews with Dr. Paul Harwood, professor of political science and Chris Cox, a political science student. The two discuss their research into ways terrorists communicate.
Students get hands-on business experience in Osprey Financial Group
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UNF College of Education and Human Services Dean Larry Daniel and Special Education senior Matt Take discuss trends in education. Then Finance Professor Reinhold Lamb and Finance senior Alan Hartley explain the benefits of the Osprey Financial Group.
'Fat is not your Fate'
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UNF College of Health Dean Dr. Pam Chally and UNF nursing student Jaci Thies discuss trends in nursing and the Volunteers in Medicine clinic is highlighted. Dr. Catherine Christie from the UNF College of Health discusses new book, “Fat is not your Fate” and freshman honors student Kristina Circelli talks about her first novel, “The Helping Hands.”
Developing your small business
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Dr. Tom Serwatka, Dean of Graduate Studies, and UNF Civil Engineering student Reen Foley discuss the role of research and the second half of the show focuses on small business development with interviews of UNF Small Business Development Center Director Janice Donaldson and Rolanda Powell, a recent UNF graduate who starting her own business.