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Inside UNF — September 24, 2026

Convocation 2026 celebrates the success of Osprey Nation

Seated audience at the UNF Convocation 2026 event facing the stageThe University of North Florida welcomed the 2026-27 academic year Friday during Convocation, celebrating record enrollment of more than 18,900 students, impactful research, and expanded business and community partnerships, while recognizing outstanding students, faculty and staff through scholarships, awards and special honors.
 
“We must celebrate these achievements as reflections of the commitment of faculty, staff and administrators to providing high-quality experiences for our students,” said UNF Interim President Angela Falconetti. “And students, this is a testament to you for relying on us to support you during your academic journeys at UNF.”
 
UNF Board of Trustees Chair Steve Moore thanked faculty and staff for all they do.
 
“Never underestimate the power of what you do, it is the knowledge you impart, your guidance and belief in the students that fosters their success,” he said.
 
 
Audience cheering at UNF Convocation 2026 UNF students on stage holding scholarship awards at UNF Convocation 2026 UNF employees cheering in the audience at Convocation 2026
UNF BOT Chair Steve Moore and UNF student Valentina Bonilla shaking hands at Convocation 2026 UNF interim president Dr. Angela Falconetti and student at Convocation 2026 UNF Interim President Dr. Angela Falconetti smiling with students and UNF mascot at Convocation 2026

UNF BOT selects Dr. Michael P. Shannon as president-elect

UNF president-elect Michael P. ShannonThe University of North Florida Board of Trustees has selected Dr. Michael P. Shannon as the University’s eighth president, subject to confirmation by the Florida Board of Governors.
 
Shannon has served as president of the University of North Georgia, a public institution with more than 20,000 students, since 2023. A first-generation college graduate, Shannon earned a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering and a master's degree in aeronautical science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He also earned a master's degree in health physics and a Ph.D. in nuclear and radiological engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
 
“Mike Shannon is the leader who can build on UNF’s strong momentum and continue to elevate the University’s incredible impact across our region and beyond,” said Steve Moore, Board of Trustees chair. “He brings a deep commitment to student success, a collaborative leadership style and a proven ability to drive institutional growth.”
 

UNF ranked among the best colleges for eighth consecutive year

UNF student union building with sun rising behind itThe University of North Florida is ranked among the best national universities in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 edition of “Best Colleges” for the eighth consecutive year.
 
UNF moved up 16 spots on social mobility to No. 109. The social mobility score is evaluated by factors such as the graduation rates of Pell Grant recipients, and how they compare to the graduation rates of other students at the school.
 
The University is also recognized for excellence in its undergraduate business, computer science, nursing, engineering and psychology programs.
 

Save the Date: Employee Benefits Fair

Attendees at UNF Employee Benefits FairSave the Date and join us for the 2026 Benefits Fair on Thursday, Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Adam W. Herbert University Center. Explore your benefits, meet with our vendors, get answers to your questions, and discover resources to help you make the most of your UNF benefits. Plus, take part in our Passport to Benefits scavenger hunt for a chance to win exciting prizes!

Buddy Bus at the Benefits Fair:

Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center’s Buddy Bus will again be providing 3D screening mammograms at this year’s fair. Schedule an appointment.
 

UNF researchers using generative AI to improve software code

Two UNF students sitting at desktop computers receiving instruction from two UNF faculty membersThe University of North Florida has received a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to utilize AI to make the process for updating research software code faster and more reliable.
 
This is the first grant made to UNF by the Sloan Foundation, a prestigious not-for-profit grantmaking institution that supports high-quality, impartial scientific research.
 
“The durability and trustworthiness of scientific research depends on the rigor and robustness with which the underlying research code is built and maintained,” says Joshua M. Greenberg, director of the Sloan Foundation’s Technology program. “This grant to UNF will help ensure that we can take advantage of new AI tools to safely restructure legacy research software as scientific needs evolve.”
 
The research is led by School of Computing faculty Dr. Upulee Kanewala, associate professor, and Dr. Nan Niu, director and professor, working with two graduate research assistants, Eric Good and Nabin Chaulagain.
 

Gilman scholar enhances global health knowledge abroad

Recent UNF graduate and Gilman scholar Alaina AnglinWhen University of North Florida student Alaina Anglin traveled to Bali, Indonesia this summer, she gained far more than an international travel experience. Through cultural immersion, public health education and hands-on service learning, Anglin deepened her understanding of global health while representing UNF as the University’s sole recipient of this year's prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.
 
Anglin, a health sciences major with a concentration in public health who graduated this summer, was selected for the competitive scholarship, which supports undergraduate students with financial need as they pursue academic opportunities abroad.
 
Her selection placed her among just 2,100 students nationwide chosen from more than 12,200 applications.
 
The immersive summer program explored the connections between culture, spirituality and public health in Bali.
 

Research team collects solar eclipse data in Spain

UNF NASA team standing in a field looking toward the skyA team of University of North Florida students and faculty traveled to Burgos, Spain, last month to collect scientific data during the August 12 total solar eclipse as part of a NASA-supported research project that provided students with hands-on experience in engineering and high-altitude scientific research.
 
The NASA Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project selected and funded only three universities, UNF, Montana State University and the University of Bridgeport, to participate in the international mission. The selection was based on several years of successful collaboration between UNF and the NASA project.
 
The UNF team was led by Dr. Nirmal Patel, a faculty member in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, whose sensor payload has been selected annually by the NASA-High Altitude Student Payload (HASP) research project since 2008, and Dr. Hemani Kaushal, an assistant professor of electrical engineering.
 

Inside News Roundup

UNF Ozzie Mascot holding red heart

UNF Heart Walk Team

Sign up for FREE and join the 2026 UNF Heart Walk team on Saturday, Oct. 3 at 8:45 a.m. in Downtown Jacksonville. There will be a group photo at 8:20 a.m. No donations are required and the first 50 registrants will receive a free UNF T-shirt. Register today to join the UNF Heart Walk Team.

Grants for Faculty Projects

The UNF Foundation Board allocates $100,000 annually in grants for faculty projects. Eligible applicants include tenured and tenure-earning faculty, lecturers and instructors. The Grants Committee will host an online faculty open house to discuss the proposal process on Friday, Sept. 25 at noon via Zoom at https://unf.zoom.us/j/7206180616.

Recognition Programs

The enhanced SPOT Award Program is now live in Workday. Managers can recognize employees who go above and beyond with a formal SPOT Award. Colleagues can continue recognizing one another through the Colleague-to-Colleague Recognition Program. Employees who receive a SPOT Award will be awarded $10 in Ozzie Bucks per approved nomination. Ozzie Bucks will be deposited to employee accounts on a biweekly schedule aligned with UNF payroll processing. Recipients, supervisors, and unit executives will receive notification through Workday once a nomination is approved.

UNF Botanical Gardens

UNF’s Botanical Gardens were named Best of Florida Regional Botanical Gardens by the Best of Florida Awards. The Best of Florida Awards showcase businesses in its annual roundup of the best products and services you can find across the great state of Florida.
UNF Artist Talk event promotion showing paintings of a woman next to painting of a bedroom

Library Artist Talk

In honor of International Artist Day, join the Carpenter Library for its inaugural Artist Talk event on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 5 to 6 p.m. in the Special Collections and University Archives Reading Room of the Library. Two celebrated local artists, Dr. Susanne Schuenke and Mary Atwood, will give talks about their artwork and participate in a Q&A with attendees. Learn more about this Artist Talk event.

SAVE the DATE: STEM on the Lawn

UNF and the University of Florida are joining forces to bring STEM on the Lawn to the J.B. Coxwell Amphitheater on Saturday, Oct. 24 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The event is open to all UNF faculty and staff and their families. The event invites young learners to explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics through engaging activities and hands-on learning led by faculty and students. It’s a great opportunity to showcase the innovative work happening across STEM at UNF and UF. Learn more about this free community event.

2026 Homecoming Office Decoration Contest

This year’s Homecoming Office Decorating Contest theme is "Flock the Halls." All campus departments and offices are invited to participate and show their UNF spirit by transforming their spaces into a celebration of all things Osprey. Registration is open until Oct. 29, and judging will occur on Wednesday, Nov. 4 and Thursday, Nov. 5. The winner will be announced in UNF Central.

Digital Osprey 1Card Library Entry

Students, faculty and staff can now access the Carpenter Library using their digital Osprey 1Card at the designated entrance, providing a convenient no-card entry option. Digital cards can be accessed from the myWings portal by clicking the "Osprey 1Card" tile or simply using the navigation's search bar. The card shows a QR code that can be scanned at the library's turnstiles for entry. Physical Osprey 1Cards are still required to check out materials from the first-floor desk.

Honors Colloquium: Call for Proposals

The Hicks Honors College is seeking faculty to create and teach an open-topic colloquium for first-year students in fall 2027. Courses may grow out of research, creative practice or community partnerships. Applications are due Monday, Nov. 16. For the full call for proposals and eligibility details, email Honors Dean Will Pewitt at will.pewitt@unf.edu.

Faculty and Staff News

Osprey Fountain on UNF campus

Brooks College of Health

Nursing

Dr. Li Loriz, professor, co-authored with Dr. Rudelay Roque-Fernandez a feature article, “Effective Telehealth Visits: A practice checklist for Advanced Practice Nurses in Clinical Advisor.”

Nutrition and Dietetics

Dr. Casey Colin, associate professor, with co-authors from the University of Central Florida, published "Symptom-Heavy Nutritional Insecurity in Older Adults Initiating Chemotherapy" in Healthcare in September. Dr. Colin also presented within an Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics national webinar entitled "Advancing the Precision of Nutrition Diagnosis to Improve Outcomes" on Sept. 16.

Physical Therapy

Dr. Beven Livingston, associate professor, Alex Knapp, UNF alum, Alexandra Schonning, professor, Dr. Stephen Stagon, Grant Bevill, associate professor, College of Engineering, had their paper "Comparative Analysis of Elastic and Viscoelastic Modeling Approaches for Transient Stresses in the Plantar Fascia" accepted for publication in Journal of Mechanics in Medicine and Biology, September 2026.

College of Arts and Sciences

Communication

Dr. Nataliya Roman, associate professor, with co-authors Berrin Beasley, Dr. John Parmelee and Kathryn Bonfield, presented the paper "You Have to Sell Them as Much as They're Trying to Sell You: U.S. Local TV News Directors' Perspectives on the Struggle to Hire Reporters and Producers" at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication conference in New Orleans on Aug. 5. The paper received a third-place award from the Broadcast and Mobile Journalism Division. They also published "You Have to Sell Them as Much as They're Trying to Sell You: U.S. Local Television News Directors' Perspectives on the Struggle to Hire Reporters and Producers" in Electronic News in August.
 
Dr. Chunsik Lee, professor, with co-authors Dr. Junga Kim, associate professor, and Joonsoo Lim, published "Motivational Factors and Psychological Correlates of AI Dependence Among College Students: Competitive Conformity, NoAIphobia, and AI Use Stigma" in Telematics and Informatics in August.

Criminology and Criminal Justice

Deborah Eichelberger, instructor and internship coordinator, was elected the 20th president of the Beta Alpha Zeta Graduate Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. and will serve a two-year term from July 2026 through June 2028.

English and World Languages

Dr. Jessica Stark, assistant professor of English, received the Teacher & Librarian Scholarship from the Key West Literary Seminar to attend the organization's January 2027 poetry conference.
Jacob Lupfer, visiting instructor, published "Norman Berg and the Literary Formation of Pat Conroy" in the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Journal of Florida Literature.
 
Jacob Lupfer, visiting instructor, published "Norman Berg and the Literary Formation of Pat Conroy" in the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Journal of Florida Literature.

Languages, Literatures and Cultures

Dr. Johana Barrero, associate instructor of Spanish, received the 2026 Educator Leadership Award at the City of Jacksonville’s Unidos Jax celebration. The award recognizes a Hispanic educator who demonstrates outstanding leadership and dedication to advancing education within the Hispanic community. Dr. Barrero was honored for her commitment to student learning, educational innovation and community engagement, both in the classroom and beyond. She was also featured in a News4JAX story highlighting innovative Spanish language instruction and the Language Lab at the University of North Florida.

Music

Dr. Scott Watkins, adjunct professor, was selected as a featured performer at the American Liszt Society Annual Conference, Sept. 28-Oct. 1, at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln.
 
Dr. David Salkowski, assistant professor, received the Social Relevance of the Humanities Residential Fellowship from the Center for Advanced Study Sofia for the 2026-27 academic year.
 
Dr. Nick Curry, professor of cello, and the Lawson Ensemble, performed two concerts at the Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival in Highlands, North Carolina, Sept. 19-20.
 
Dr. Erin Bennett, associate professor, served as co-chair of the 2026 National Group Piano and Piano Pedagogy Forum at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music during Summer 2026.

Physics

Dr. Jack Hewitt, professor and chair, hosted a public lunar eclipse watch party at UNF on Aug. 27 that drew approximately 250 attendees.

Psychology

Dr. Sara Davis, associate professor, with co-authors Daniel J. Peterson, Joshua L. Fiechter and Riley Filister, published "Off-Task Behavior Negatively Affects Performance" in Behavior Research Methods on Aug. 17.

Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work

Dr. Jennifer Wesely, professor, published the book chapter "Rehabilitating Emotion: Experiences of Formerly Incarcerated Men Who Participated in Prison Dog Programs" in The Routledge International Handbook of Criminology and Affect Theory.
 
Dr. Rosa De Jorio, professor, presented the paper “Whose Truth? Disjuncture Between State Narratives and Family Memories in Mali” at the joint conference of the Swiss Society for African Studies and the Association for African Studies in Germany in Basel, Switzerland, Aug. 26-28.
 
Dr. Rosa De Jorio, professor, with co-author Daniela Ricci, published the peer-reviewed article “The Afterlife of Io Capitano: Circulation and the Politics of a Single Story” in Africa West.
 
Dr. Mandi Barringer, associate professo, with co-authors B. Savage and Lucia Grattone, published “Campus Preachers as Gatekeepers of Eternity: A Religious Ingroup’s Condemnation of the Gender Expression, LGBTQ+ Identity, and/or Sexual Behavior of University Students” in Sociological Spectrum
 
Dr. Candra Skrzypek, assistant professor, with co-authors A. Ball and R. Bass, published the chapter “Parents and Families” in Implementation Guide: The National School Social Work Practice Model 2.0: Engaging with Key School Personnel and Collaborators, published by Oxford University Press.

Free Things to Do

Art gallery objectsUNF Faculty Annual Exhibition

Exhibition on view now through Oct. 7, UNF Gallery of Art
The exhibition features artworks exploring various mediums and techniques that enable our faculty to showcase their conceptual concerns and studio practices.

Art with a Heart in Healthcare: From the Heart

Exhibition on view now through Jan. 10, 2027, MOCA Jacksonville
To celebrate Art with a Heart in Healthcare’s (AWAHIH) 25th anniversary, "From the Heart" centers on the young artists at the heart of our mission. Patients and siblings at Wolfson Children’s Hospital collaborated with AWAHIH Artists-in-Residence to create pieces that reflect who they are, what they love and what art-making with AWAHIH has meant during their time in the hospital. Learn more about this heartwarming art collection.

Project Atrium: Ryan Rasmussen - Glitch: Architecture Undone

Exhibition on view now through Feb. 14, 2027, MOCA Jacksonville
Glitch: Architecture Undone consists of two interconnected structural systems. A freestanding tower of extruded aluminum and acrylic, rising approximately 25 feet from the atrium floor, acts as “host” to a secondary material accumulation: raw wood scraps, industrial piping, backlit translucent panels, cable assemblies and found material in states of partial tension. Learn more about this unique art piece created by Rasmussen.

COAS Interdisciplinary Colloquium Series - Sheila Goloborotko

Friday, Sept. 25, 1:15 - 2:30 p.m., Science and Engineering Building, Room 1102
Attend a though-provoking talk by Sheila Goloborotko  entitled "What Was Then Is Now: Migration, Memory, and Making." Moving fluidly between printmaking, sculpture, installation and collaborative practices, she investigates questions of belonging, democracy, interdependence and our relationship to the natural world. Learn more about this free campus event.

Ariel EkblawUNF Distinguished Voices Lecture Series: Ariel Ekblaw, Ph.D.

Monday, Sept. 28, 7 - 8 p.m., Adam W. Herbert University Center
Dr. Ariel Ekblaw, founder and CEO of Aurelia Institute and General Partner of the Aurelia Foundry Fund, will discuss how advances in space exploration and space technology are shaping not only future missions beyond Earth, but also innovation, economic development and scientific progress here on Earth. Hosted in partnership with The World Affairs Council of Jacksonville. Learn more and register to attend this free lecture event.

Webinar: Integrating AI Safely - The Enterprise Security Paradox

Tuesday, Sept. 29, 4:30 - 6 p.m., Online
This webinar features a panel of AI professionals examining AI security across three critical points: what systems ingest, what they are permitted to do and who remains accountable when AI speaks or acts. Learn more about this free webinar and register today.

Ecodying and Printmaking

Wednesday, Sept. 30, 4 p.m., Ogier Gardens
Discover how to use fresh flowers and plants from the garden as dye in this hand-on workshop. Learn more about this upcoming workshop presented by Ogier Gardens.

Man standing on a rooftop looking through a telescope, University of North Florida logoAstronomy Night: Sam Turley, NASA Solar System Ambassador

Friday, Oct. 2, 8 - 10 p.m., Science and Engineering Building, Room 1102
Astronomy Nights are public stargazing events held monthly. Each month features a short public talk on astronomy or a related topic. Learn more about Astronomy Nights at UNF.

Free Museum Nights @ MOCA

Wednesday, Oct. 7, 5 - 9 p.m., MOCA Jacksonville
Museum Nights features free admission and extended hours to enjoy galleries, the MOCA Bar and free activities. Learn more about free museum night hosted by MOCA Jacksonville.

Irish-America 250: The Revolutionary Lives and Legacies of the Irish in America

Wednesday, Oct. 7, 6:30 - 8 p.m., John A. Delaney Student Union Ballrooms
The free event features a conversation with Dr. Darragh Gannon, director of global Irish studies at Georgetown University, and Sarah Kavanagh, consulate general of Ireland in Miami. Hosted by the UNF Office of Pubic Policy Events. Learn more about this free panel discussion.

UNF Orchestra presents "American Adventure 250: From the New World"

Wednesday, Oct. 7, 7:30 p.m., Lazzara Performance Hall
Under the direction of Dr. Marguerite Richardson, the UNF Orchestra brings together two powerful and beloved works to life in an evening of live orchestral music. Learn more about this upcoming UNF Orchestra concert performance.

Dateline

UNF balloons for dateline

Milestones

Congratulations to the following employees with a milestone anniversary in September 2026:

25 Years

Richard James, Coordinator Training Programs, Institute of Police Technology and Management

20 Years

Howaida Mousa, Senior Grants Specialist, Florida Institute of Education
Burr Watters, Assistant Vice President Enterprise Services and Strategy, Office of the CIO

15 Years

Rachel Dobbs, Library Systems Specialist, Library - Digital Strategies and Technology
Adianez Garcia Campos, Director International Students and Scholars, Student Engagement and International Affairs
Catherine Trask, Student Success Coordinator, Registrar and Student Success Operations

10 Years

Brian Bert, Assistant Athletic Director Sports Performance, Athletics
Rachel Fieschko, Accessibility Technology Analyst I, ADA Compliance
Benjamin Freeman, Business Analyst, Florida Institute Of Education
Katie Haft, Associate Director COAS Operations, College of Arts and Sciences
Julia Hann, Assistant Vice President and Chief Audit Executive, President's Office
Erin McKillip, Manager Student Systems, Student Systems
Jess Miller, Operations Coordinator, RecWell (Field House)
Raid Nazi, Law Enforcement Sergeant, University Police Department
Kristopher Toops, Systems Engineer III, ITS - Shared Infrastructure Services
Dennis White, Law Enforcement Lieutenant, University Police Department

5 Years

Lauren Boardman, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing
Gavin DeLibro, Production Specialist, Fine Arts Center
Alex Gainous, ERP Analyst II, ITS - Student Systems
Amber Hood, Coordinator SAC THRIVE, Student Accessibility Services
Reginald Johnson, Recycle Refuse Worker, Physical Facilities
Beverly Lee, Executive Secretary, Department of Political Science and Public Administration
Jean Lipsky, Assistant Director, Annual Giving
Latoya Luczyszyn, Coordinator Preschool Operations, UNF Preschool
Kaitlyn Minnicks, Assistant Director Graduate Recruitment and Retention, SCOEHS Dean's Office
Tetiana Momot, Professor in Residence, Department of Economics and Geography
Stephanie Muñiz, Coordinator Student Affairs, SG Lend-A-Wing and Lend-A-Fit
Joe Stewart, Senior Coordinator Online Learning Support, Office of Teaching and Learning
Indira Willadsen, Manager, MedNexus

Welcome

The following employees were either hired by UNF or were promoted from OPS positions recently:
Jordan Arcuri, Student Academic Success Services Coordinator, Student Academic Success Services
Sophia Avila, Academic Advisor, First-Year Advising
Sophia Bevilacqua, Senior Custodial Worker, Physical Facilities
Beverly Buchanan, Instructor ASL/English Interpreting, Department of Leadership, Organization and Community Impact
James Case, Academic Advisor, Coggin College of Business, Advising
Joseph Haake, Recycle Refuse Worker, Physical Facilities
Victoria Hanson, Director of Business Services, Administration and Finance
Jaeger Hess, Admissions Events Specialist, Office of Admissions
Allison Hitchens, Clinical Assistant Professor Elementary Education, Department of Teaching, Learning and Curriculum
Bonita Howard, Custodial Worker, Physical Facilities
Quetia Jean Mary, Custodial Worker, Housing and Residence Life
James Jefferson, Assistant Director, Florida Institute of Education
Mae Jung, Student Success Processes Coordinator, Student Success Systems
Hannah King, Academic Support Specialist, Brooks College of Health, Advising
Todd Kuhn, Maintenance Mechanic, Physical Facilities
Matthew Maroney, Grounds Worker, Physical Facilities
Giana Mercado, Marketing and Communications Specialist, Enrollment Services Communications
Jasmine Merriweather, Academic Advisor, First-Year Advising
Niti Modi, Coordinator of Athletics Development Events and Donor Engagement, Athletics
Linda Nguyen, Custodial Worker, Physical Facilities
Cameron Osburn, Associate Athletic Director of Development, Athletics
Carina Sessions, Institutional Research Analyst, Office of Institutional Research
Chance Stillwagon, Custodial Worker, Physical Facilities
Julia Wicktor, Assistant Museum Registrar, MOCA Jacksonville

Great Job

The following employees were recently promoted:
Ysabella Banta, Information Technology Coordinator, Academic Research Technology
Jarod Brown, Assistant Director Student Systems, ITS - Student Information Systems
Damikal Crow, Senior Financial Services Specialist, Controller's Office
Abby Hunt, Administrative Specialist, Prospect Management/Research
Jerisha McAlister, Senior Custodial Worker, Physical Facilities
Erin McKillip, Manager Student Systems, ITS - Student Information Systems
Alex Rubio, Assistant Director of Gift Processing, Advancement Operations

Swoop Summary

Two members of the UNF Women's Tennis team smiling together on the courtWomen's Tennis Reveals 2026-27 Schedule

North Florida Women's Tennis finalized its schedule for the 2026-27 season, as announced by head coach Catherine Dunagan on Tuesday, Sept. 15. The Ospreys enter the 2026-27 season as the defending Atlantic Sun Conference champion after capturing their 11th conference tournament title en route to the 2026 NCAA Tournament First Round. Learn more about UNF Women's Tennis upcoming schedule.

Beach Volleyball Finalizes Staff With Graduate Assistant Coach Emma Kunaus

University of North Florida Beach Volleyball Head Coach Delaney Rose finalized the staff with the addition of Graduate Assistant Coach Emma Kunaus on Wednesday. Kunaus was a four-year standout at Coastal Carolina from 2023-26. She became the first-ever three-time All-Sun Belt First Team honoree with selections in 2024, 2025 and 2026. Learn more about the newest addition to UNF Beach Volleyball's coaching staff.

Here are a few upcoming events:


Men's Soccer vs. Stetson
Saturday, Sept. 26, 7 p.m.  |  Hodges Stadium |  Purchase Tickets (Stetson)
 
Women's Soccer vs. Lipscomb
Sunday, Sept. 27, 1 p.m.  |  Hodges Stadium |  Purchase Tickets (Lipscomb)
 
Women's Swimming: Georgia Southern / Arkansas Little Rock - Day 1
Friday, Oct. 9, 6 p.m.  |  UNF Competition Pool Complex |  Free Admission
 
Women's Swimming: Georgia Southern / Arkansas Little Rock - Day 2
Saturday, Oct. 10, 10 a.m.  |  UNF Competition Pool Complex |  Free Admission