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May 29, 2010

  • Presidents Council Elects New Officers
  • ICUF, Partners Seek $103 Million Broadband Grant
  • Ed H. Moore: A Must-Know Floridian
  • Three Finalists Selected for FMU
  • St. Thomas President Comments on Human Rights
  • Egyptian Academic Named Fulbright Scholar at Bethune-Cookman
  • Hodges Appoints First Professor Emeritus
  • Stetson Student Named Udall Scholar
  • Barry Nursing Professor Recognized for Arts Program
  • Barry Nursing Professor Recognized for Arts Program
  • Clearwater Christian Student Wins Minority Teacher Award
  • JU Receives $1 M Pledge for Marine Science Center
  • Rollins Student Wins Goldwater Scholarship
  • NSU Students Win Collegiate Real Estate Challenge
  • Florida Tech Joins Helicopter Training Partnership
  • Saint Leo Marketing Students Win National Award
  • Barry Men’s Team Wins National Tennis Championship
  • Webber Women Win National Bowling Championship
  • NSU Women Golfers Repeat as Division II Champions
  • Restaurateur Donates $5 M to UM Ear Institute
  • Saint Leo Receives Record Gift from Online Graduate
  • Stetson Expert Testifies On Kyrgyzstan
  • Palm Beach Atlantic Sports a “Green Wall”
  • Florida Tech Approves Football Team
  • Southeastern Opens New Gateway to Campus
  • Florida Southern Names New Business Dean
  • Award-winning Stetson Professor Dies Unexpectedly

May 13, 2010

 

  • FRAG Emerges from Legislative Session with Minimal Reduction
  • Moore Appointed to Florida Council of 100
  • ICUF Receives Place on New Higher Education Council
  • Graduation Highlights: Speakers, Honorary Degrees and Smiles

April 28, 2010

  • Sun-Sentinel Publishes Column by Ferrero, Shalala
  • New Hodges Building Opened
  • Flagler Day A Success
  • War Veteran Joins SLU Students Meeting Legislators
  • Kibbe Reed Appointed to HBCU Advisory Board
  • Nova Southeastern Names Computer Science Dean
  • JU, Barry Host New Leadership Institute Sessions
  • Eckerd Tabs General Petraeus as Graduation Speaker
  • Avatar Star Speaks at JU Commencement
  • Hodges Wins Gold Medal in Educational Advertising
  • Florida Tech Researcher Wins NSF CAREER Grant
  • FSC Lauds Author Stephen R. Covey as Honorary Chancellor
  • Lynn Opens Performing Arts Center
  • Obama Signs Bill Boosting Funding for HBCUs
  • STU Law Professor Chairs International Rights Panel
  • President’s Campus Cleanup Bags 600 Volunteers
  • Stetson Students Win Investment Competition
  • PBA Students Create Homeless Awareness Film
  • Flagler Professor Published in Best of South Anthology
  • Warner Social Work Students Lobby Legislators
  • Hodges University and ALAD Partner to Improve Literacy in Ghana
  • ERAU Seeks $1.5 Million Green Flight Prize
  • Stetson MBA Finance Program Ranks in Top 15
  • Rollins Hosts Transforming Learning Summit
  • Tampa Students Study CSI Effect on Real-Life Trials
  • NSU Breaks Ground on Palm Beach Gardens Center
  • Dean of St. Thomas Law School Leaving
  • Barry Student Participates at UN Practicum
  • PBA Professor’s Video Featured on Oprah Show

March 31, 2010

  • Legislators Support FRAG
  • Lynn Memorializes Haiti Earthquake Victims
  • Desmond Tutu Speaks at
  • Nova Southeastern
  • Stetson Inaugurates Dr. Libby as 9th President
  • Representative Meek Discusses Jobs, NASA at Embry-Riddle
  • Bethune-Cookman Hosts Model UN Conference
  • JU Business School Earns International Accreditation
  • Eight Members Make President’s Honor Roll for Service
  • George, Laura Bush Speak at Southeastern Forum
  • UM Ranks 13th Globally in Geosciences
  • Former FBI Whistleblower Speaks at Saint Leo
  • UT Announces Academic, Wellness Building Projects
  • Eckerd Receives $300,000 Film Studies Grant
  • ERAU Offers Unmanned Aircraft Major
  • Barry Student Wins Legal Writing Award
  • UT Entrepreneurship Chair Wins National Honors
  • Florida Southern Students Participate in Week of Impact
  • Rollins Students Make 9th Trip to New Orleans
  • UT Student Receives Excellence in Service Award
  • Saint Leo Receives Acclaimed Talmudic Translation
  • Eckerd Ranks High in Sending Students Abroad
  • Stetson Considers Football Program
  • Florida Tech Wireless Center Receives Donation

February 26, 2010

  • Newspapers Urge Lawmakers to Protect FRAG Funding - While Enrollment Increases Cause Grant to Drop Even Without Cuts
  • Obama Holds Town Hall at The University of Tampa
  • Bodies of 6 Lynn Students, Professors Recovered in Haiti
  • Ed Moore Quoted in Higher Education Reform Release
  • Dalai Lama Speaks at Nova Southeastern
  • Andrew Young Screens Documentary at Flagler
  • Barry Team Meets Legislators, State Officials in Capitol
  • Bethune-Cookman Official Receives SACS Honor
  • NSU, Florida Memorial Join Haiti Relief Effort
  • Former Fed Official Named JU Executive-in-Residence
  • Vice President Speaks at Florida Memorial
  • Saint Leo Joins Wounded Warrior Project
  • BC-U Professor Selected for Oxford Conference
  • Eckerd Foundation Donates to Florida Tech Autism Center
  • Stetson Student Wins National Opera Award
  • Embry-Riddle Graduate Pilots Shuttle
  • UT President Named to Tampa Bay Business Hall of Fame
  • TOMS Shoes Founder Speaks at FSC Convocation
  • Barry Receives Grant to Renovate, Build Lab Space
  • Lynn Enrolls World War II Veteran
  • NSU Students Help Save Sea Turtles from Cold
  • UM Receives $14.8 Million NIH Grant for Research Facility
  • St. Thomas Hosts Sports Business Conference
  • Ringling Announces Cutting-edge Digital Film Studio
  • Bethune-Cookman Band Performs at Pro Bowl
  • Hodges Expands Naples Campus
  • Saint Leo Reports Record Enrollment
  • Eckerd Pioneer Dies
     

January 29, 2010

  • ICUF SPECIAL REPORT - EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI
  • ICUF Presidents Adopt Resolution Supporting Lynn
     

January 29, 2010

  • Crist Supports FRAG, Praises ICUF Institutions
  • It’s Official: FRAG Awards Reduced By $18
  • ICUF Fellows Visit Legislators in Capitol
  • Florida Trend Honors Ferrero as Education Leader
  • Miami Herald Publishes ICUF President’s Column
  • Saint Leo President Writes Chapter on Technology
  • Stetson Hires Former Rollins Treasurer
  • Barry Student Elected to Democratic Party Post
  • Florida Tech Considers Adding Football
  • Florida Memorial Searching for Next President
  • UM Research Building Certified Green
  • Embry-Riddle Opens “Green Garage”
  • St. Thomas Law Dean Named to American Law Institute
  • FSC Launches Innovative MBA Program
  • House Leader Teaches Lynn’s January Short Course
  • Webber Creates Chair Named after Late Board Chairman
  • NSU Gets $15 Million in Stimulus Funds for Coral Reef Center
  • Hodges Presents Luminary Award to Civil Rights Activist
  • Hodges University to Honor Fort Myers Police Chief Doug Baker
  • Embry-Riddle Offers Public Interest Speaker’s Series
  • More Than 150 Schools Sign Up for UT College Fair
  • NSU Offers Free Dental Care to Underprivileged Children
  • Saint Leo Offers Workforce Training
  • Rollins Named Top 50 “Best Value” Private College
     

Newsletters for 2009

December 31, 2009

  • $18 Reduction in FRAG Awards for Spring
  • ICUF Members Beef Up Recruiting, Newspaper Reports
  • NSU Names Ferrero Chancellor, Hanbury President
  • Florida State Selects Um Alumnus as President
  • Lt. Gov. Kottkamp Meets with PBA Students
  • Proud to Serve Veterans, St. Leo President Says
  • Florida Southern Dedicates Nursing Building
  • Barry Honors Retired Publisher, Former Dolphin
  • NSU Forms Equine Therapy Partnership for Veterans
  • Southeastern Receives $8 M Donation
  • Innocence Project Involves Stetson Law Students
  • Saint Leo Receives Energy Conservation Grant
  • Magazine Features Autism Researchers
  • LeMieux, Mica, Rubio, Atwater Address Graduates
  • "The Rock" Speaks at UM Commencement
  • Former Senator Graham Discusses Citizenship at Barry
  • Eckerd Hosts National Conference on Positive Aging
  • Miami Receives $2.4 M Cuban Heritage Grant
  • Florida Memorial Students Win National PR Awards
  • St. Thomas Previews Documentary on Haitian Projects
  • Rollins Named Top Fulbright Producer
  • Saint Leo Holds Global Business Conference
  • JU Names Executive-In-Residence
  • Florida Tech Team Advances to World Computer Finals
  • Barry Law Students Win National Championship
  • Hodges Names New Vice President of Finance
  • Eckerd Ethics Team Tops Southeast Region
  • NSU Receives Suicide Prevention Grant
  • Stetson Names New Registrar
  • PBA, Stetson Recognized in Sustainability Report
  • Hodges Sponsors Volunteer Fair
  • Eckerd Launches Yearlong Africa Initiative
  • Poet Laureate Highlight Rollins Writers Festival
  • Barry Dean Keynotes Spanish University Conference
  • Character Counts, Huizenga Tells Saint Leo Students
  • Webber Mourns Passing of Long-Time Trustees Chairman

November 30, 2009

  • ICUF Selects 47 Students as Presidential Fellows
  • Study Impact of New Degree Programs, Moore Urges Legislators
  • Rollins Names Dean of Student Affairs
  • ICUF Schools Win Campus Compact Awards
  • Crist Names NSU Grad Chief of Staff
  • UM, Stetson, Rollins, UT Business Schools Among Best
  • Saint Leo Welcomes Journalist as It’s First Visiting Fellow
  • Eckerd Receives $2.8 M Property Donation
  • Saint Leo Names New Director of Center for Catholic-Jewish Studies
  • Stetson Names Vice President, Business Dean
  • St. Thomas Inducts Baseball Coach into Sports Hall of Fame
  • Warner Goes Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
  • Bethune-Cookman Breaks Ground on New Buildings
  • FHCHS, Stetson, JU Host Service-Learning Institutes
  • Barry Student Nominated for CNN Hero Award
  • Edward Waters Backers Donate $500,000 for Building
  • Florida Tech Professor Selected for Engineering Symposium
  • Lynn Joins Coalition on Teaching Students with Disabilities
  • Florida Tech Launches Co-op Engineering Program
  • Embry-Riddle Collaborates with FAA on Space Research
  • NSU Receives $2.7 M to Support Minority Students
  • PBA Projects $279 Million Economic Impact
  • Saint Leo Students Win Sports Marketing Competition
  • PBA Names Hall of Fame Catcher as its Baseball Coach
  • Four ICUF Members Featured on College Counseling Website
  • UT Partners with Three Chinese Universities

October 31, 2009

  • UPS Awards ICUF $75,600 for Scholarships
  • A Mixed Bag: Record Growth & Significant Loss
  • Eckerd President Wins National Leadership Award
  • NSU Grad Wins Math, Science Award
  • Stetson Trustees Dig Deep to Aid Students
  • NSU Grad in Running for National Science Teacher Award
  • UM Researcher Prepared to Test AIDS Vaccine
  • Florida Tech Professor Gets $850,000 NIH Grant
  • NSU Provides Free Healthcare for Children
  • UM Partners with Seven Foreign Universities
  • Florida Tech Campaign Raises $59.4 Million
  • ESPN Features Lynn’s World Cup Experience Class
  • ERAU Graduate Circles Earth as Part of Space Station Crew
  • Representative Hudson Speaks at Hodges ESL Graduation
  • UM Professor Participates in Future of Nursing Initiate
  • Flagler SIFE Team Misses Semifinals at World Cup
  • Saint Leo Participates in Alcohol Education Program
  • St. Thomas Dedicates State-of-Art Wellness Center
  • FSC Student Wins Two National Scholarships
  • Flagler Newspaper Advisor Wins Award
  • Stetson Announces Science Fellow, Visiting Professor
  • Barry Law Names Juvenile Justice Center Director
  • Rollins Announces Curriculum Reform Pilot Projects
  • Retired Colonel Wins UT Ethics Award
  • UM Partners with Seven Foreign Universities
  • McCollum Campaigns for Governor at PBA

 

September 30, 2009

  • ICUF Members Pledge $36 Million in Aid to Veterans
  • Eight ICUF Members Rated as Military Friendly Schools
  • U.S. News Ranks Rollins No. 1 Master’s University in South, Miami Ranks Among Top 50 in National Universities Category
  • Clinton Picks UM for Global Initiative University
  • Florida College Holds Inauguration of New President
  • Ten ICUF Members Hold Fund Raising Workshop
  • Florida Memorial Names Interim President
  • 911 Victims Honored in Day of Remembrance
  • B-CU Names New Vice President of Academic Affairs
  • Nova Southeastern Names New Business Dean
  • B-CU Professor Wins Full Scholarship to Oxford Conference
  • Tampa Recognized as a Storm Ready Community
  • Tampa Public Television Features Saint Leo President
  • Nova Southeastern Leads Nation in Minority Doctorates
  • Florida Southern Dedicates New Residence Hall
  • Embry Riddle Named One of Florida’s Best
  • Melbourne Beach Couple Endows Florida Tech Programs
  • St. Thomas, Miami Dade College Form Partnership
  • Webber’s Wade Heads the Sun Conference
  • Stetson Launches Community Engagement Program
  • Lynn Announces Full Immersion Study in China Program
  • Tampa Students Win National Accounting Competition
  • Lynn Welcomes Inaugural Ed. D. Class
  • Dolphins Linebacker Headlines Florida Memorial Gala
  • Florida Tech Receives $5 Million Gift for Business College
  • UM Genomics Institute Receives $20 Million Research Grant
  • Flagler Trustee Heads Prepaid College Board
  • Barry Doctoral Counseling Program Accredited

August 29, 2009

• Chancellor H. Douglas Lee Passes Away
• Eight ICUF Members Make Best Southeastern Colleges
• Embry-Riddle Space Physicist Wins Prestigious Award
• Miami Gets $15 Million Stimulus Grant for Science Building
• Florida Tech Professor Gets Prestigious NSF Award
• NSU Offers Forty Percent Tuition Discount to Laid-off Teachers
• Barry Helps Children Make Video for Obama
• University of Miami Receives $15 Million Grant to Study Hurricanes
• Volunteers Repair Florida College Auditorium
• Miami Receives Grant for Maternal and Infant Health in Haiti
• Saint Thomas Law Student Wins Florida Bar Competition
• NSU Offers Electronic Medical Records Degree
• ICUF Gets DOE Grants for Teacher Training Programs
• Clearwater Student, ROTC Cadet Recognized for Service
• Florida Tech Students Named Members of NASA Virtual Community
• Bethune-Cookman Hurdler Wins NCAA Championship
• Former Miss Florida Returning to PBA
• Chronicle Names Rollins Great Place to Work
• UM Gets Green Light for Executive M.B.A. Program in Puerto Rico
• Saint Leo Administrator Elected to Two Leadership Positions
• Fiske Guide Rates Florida Southern as a Best Buy
• JU, Coastal Law Announce 3/3 law School Program
• Barry Names New Business Dean
• Lynn Grad Markets “Love Handles” to New Moms
• Spanish Students Restore Historic Flagler Murals

 

July 17, 2009

* 19 ICUF Members Join Yellow Ribbon Program for Vets
* President Obama Appoints Stetson University Alumnus Max Cleland to Federal Post
* PBA Appoints Arkansas Educator as its New President
* St. Thomas Grad, Provost Get Diplomatic Posts
* Applause, Balloons Greet New Stetson President
* Rollins Debate Team Ranked No. 1
* Webber Honors Graduate for Her Army Leadership
* Florida Southern Student Wins National Music Award
* Stetson Endows Margaret & Doug Lee Scholarships
* NSU Professor's DNA Test Nails Illegal Shark Fin Dealer
* St. Thomas Urges Universities to Work Together
* UM Expands Athletic Brand to Entire University
* Barry Rock n' Roll Engineer Promotes Aspiring Musicians
* Florida Tech Professor Gets $1 M for Arctic Research
* Embry-Riddle Flight Teams Shine in Women's Air Race Classic
* Florida Southern Senior Wins Student of Year
* PBA Sponsors High-Tech MAth Competition
* Flagler Hires Director of General Education
* Pharmaceutical Executive Joins Hodges Foundation Board
* Saint Leo Appoints Arts and Sciences Dean
* Lynn Faculty Members of the Year Announced
* Polk County Provides $1 Million for FSC Visitors Center
* NSU Professor Helps Thousands Hear Better
* Volusia Colleges Adopt Disaster Assistance Plan

June 26, 2009

  • ICUF Presidents Council Re-elects Officers
  • NSU Hosting 2010 Governor, Senate Debates
  • Four Rollins Graduates Get Fulbright Scholarships
  • NSU, Lynn Win Division II National Championships
  • UM Eye Researcher Gets $4.7 M Grant
  • Edward Waters Names New Provost
  • Eckerd Honors First Black Admitted to School
  • Tampa Enhances MBA Program for Business Leaders
  • Barry Student Interns in Cameroon for State Department
  • Florida Tech Offers Science Academy to Gifted Students
  • Southeastern Names Jerusalem Center after Church Leader
  • Eckerd Leads Nation in Hollings Scholars
  • Ringling Receives Culture Award from Sarasota Chamber
  • JU Graduate Rated Nation's Top Flight Instructor
  • Stetson Student Wins Florida Campus Compact Award
  • Hodges Appoints Its First Professor Emeritus
  • PBA Softball Wins Christian College Title
  • Guggenheim Features Florida Southern College in Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit
  • Stetson Hosts National Leadership Institute

May 30, 2009

  • Legislature Approves Final Budget - Governor Crist Signs
  • Governor's Office Announces Returning GI's Program
  • Legislators Honor Miss Florida, FRAG Anniversary
  • Flagler SIFE Team Wins National Championship
  • Flagler College - Tallahassee Holds Commencement Ceremony
  • ICUF Schools Announce Influential Commencement Speakers
  • Lynn Launches Switzerland Program
  • Florida College Gets New President
  • Bushs Highlight 2010 Southeastrn Forum
  • Barry Receives Nearly $1.2 M in Federal Grants
  • Miami Professor Named Chair of Research Consortium
  • Stetson Gift Endows Integrated Health Sciences Chair
  • NSU Extends Offer to Bright Futures Students
  • Nova Southeastern Leads Nation in Hispanic Doctoral Degrees
  • Stetson Opens Music, Environmental Building
  • Alumnus Elected Chair of Bethune-Cookman Board
  • Embry-Riddle Professor Wins Top Faculty Advisor Award
  • JU Hosts 400 Top Math and Science Students
  • Stetson Law School Ranks No. 1 in Trial Advocacy
  • Southeastern Joins TOMS Shoes in "Day Without Shoes"
  • Top Accountability Official Keynote Speaker at Florida Tech
  • UM Adding Students from Devastated Italian University
  • UT Newspaper Repeats as State's Best
  • Florida Tech Professor Wins Federal Physics Grant
  • Jacksonville Commitment Benefits ICUF Students
  • Barry Professor Wins Social Worker of Year Honor
  • Jacksonville Announces Appointments
  • Students For The Poor Raise $33,000
  •  Smithsonian Leader Speaks at Florida Southern
  • Prominent Death Penalty Opponent Speaks at NSU
  • Former ICUF Presidential Fellow Named Outstanding Graduate
  • Crist Names Barry Grad Head of Emergency Management
  • Flagler Student Wins Women's Leadership Award
  • Barry Mourns Death of Sister Arlene Scott

April 21, 2009

  • Lawmakers Propose 9 to 15 Percent Cut to FRAG Funding
  • Barry Students Thank State Legislators for Their Continued Support of FRAG
  • ICUF Students Among Gubernatorial Fellows
  • NSU Offering 30 Full Scholarships to Bright Futures
  • ICUF Honors Representative Ronald Renuart
  • Rollins Awarding Honorary Degree to B-CU President
  • St. Thomas Employee Retires After 55 Years
  • Embry-Riddle Hosts Leadership Institute
  • UM Opens High-Tech Heart Labs
  • Lynn Partners with West Palm Beach TV Station
  • Stetson Refurbishing Historic Stover Theater
  • NSU Researchers Discover New Stingray Species
  • Southeastern Leadership Forum Features Former GE CEO
  • Former Senator Geaorge McGovern Speaks at Flagler
  • UM VP Recieves "Extraordinary Service" Award
  • Webber Students Win First Place in Florida PBL Competition
  • Smithsonian Head is FSC's 75th Honorary Chancellor
  • Mike Huckabee Featured at PBA Ethics Lecture
  • Tampa Honors Steinbrenner Family
  • Florida Tech Hosts International Sustainability Forum
  • "Buffalo Soldier" Performs at St. Leo
  • Flagler Students Win Journalism Awards
  • NSU Researchers Announce Tooth Implant Breakthrough
  • UM Names New Dean of Law School
  • Stetson Dedicates Center fo Special Collection
  • MBA Students Rate Tampa Among the 15 Best
  • Flagler Student Wins Women's Leadership Award
  • Liberian President Will be UT Commencement Speaker
  • Stetson University Partners with Kellogg, Carter for NAtional Scholarship Program
  • Lynn Dean Irving R. Levine Dies at 8

March 26, 2009

  • House, Senate Consider Major Cuts in FRAG Funding
  • Faces of FRAG * Brief Features on Florida Success Stories*
  • Legislators File FRAG 30th Anniversary Resolution
  • Barry University to Hold Job Networking Event
  • Lynn Program Touts "Outside" the Classroom Experiences
  • Eleven ICUF Schools Named to President's Honor Roll
  • Flagler Named to 100 Best College Buys
  • PBA President Wins Broadcasting Award
  • Florida Southern Dedicates Archives Center
  • NSU Nmaes University Center After Major Donor
  • Florida Tech Gets $1 Million From Northrop Grumman
  • Saint Leo Recognized for Military Outreach
  • T.Boone Pickens Holds Energy Forum st NSU
  • A-Rod Donates $3.9 Million to UM Baseball Program
  • Bethune-Cookman Hosts Model UN Conference
  • St. Pete Times Publishes Eckerd Student's Column
  • Barry Expands Center to Teach Studying Skills
  • Embry-Riddle to Set Up Shop in Iraq
  • UM Grad Gets Obama Administrative Appointment
  • Stetson Teacher Education Program Ranks No. 1 in State
  • President Clark to Leave PBAU
  • Embry-Riddle Space Institute Bill Advances
     

February 23, 2009

  • Governor Crist Recommends Full 2009-10 Funding for FRAG
  • Southeastern President Gets Top Job at Oral Roberts
  • Lynn, Palm Beach Atlantic Cap Cost Increases
  • UM Program Promotes Women in Science, Engineering
  • Bethune-Cookman Marching Band Plays at Super Bowl
  • Rollins, Stetson Earn Carnegie Engagement Classification
  • NSU Medical Student Survives Hudson "Splash Landing"
  • ERAU, Florida Tech Develop New Aviation Centers
  • Hodges Hires Former FGCU President as Consultant
  • Flagler Joins Peach Belt Conference
  • PBA Mourns Passing of Longtime Trustee
  • Stetson Opens $11 Million Science Center
  • State Board Approves PBA Nursing Degree
  • Embry-Riddle Campaign Raises $65 Million

 

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