The CF Foundation is offering $8,500 in New Initiative Grants. These grants will fund any project or activity chosen by the selection committee that promotes the college’s goals, learning centered values and vision on our campuses and in our community. Two $2,500 grants are available in the following categories: $2,500 to Career Service Employees ($500
Every day you help to transform a life. Whether in the classroom, in the advising center, or from your desk, you impact the life of a CF student. We help our community be a better place to live and work. Gifts of all sizes add up to make a big difference for students, their families,
The Career and Professional Employees Council previous Whale Done Award winner MaryAnn Toth from the Criminal Justice Institute passed the Whale Done Award to Jean Imes, Assistant Director in Financial Aid. I have had the pleasure of working with Jean ever since she transitioned over to the Financial Aid Department. During my time in Student
We are at the halfway point in the CF Family Campaign and are at 50% employee participation. Thank you to all who have given so far. Would you like to have an engraved brick placed on the Ocala, Citrus or Levy Campus? If you give $100 or more to the Promise for the Future Fund
We are off to a great start Right Here. Right Now! Thank you to all who have given to our CF Family Campaign so far. If you have not had the opportunity to make a donation, please visit the CF Inside webpage at inside.CF.edu and click on the CF Family Campaign logo for more information
Begin the new semester right by having a librarian come to your classroom for a 10-minute drop-in session so we can tell your students about library resources and services. We want to make sure they know how to find everything they need on campus and online. We can also schedule a longer lesson tailored around
Parking Lot 8 (Between Buildings 7, 8 and 11) will be blocked off on Wednesday, Jan. 15, for the Welcome Back and Club Rush Event. The lot will re-open after 3 p.m. the same day. Please share with your students so that they are prepared to make alternative parking arrangements. Thank you!
Dear CF Family, Today we launch the CF Family Campaign with the official video featuring campaign co-chairs Charles “Mac” McIntosh and Rory Wells. Thank you to those serving on the committee and to our sustaining donors who have automatically renewed their gifts for 2020. CF faculty and staff can support this annual effort by making
Are you looking to get more engaged with students? Student Life is looking for club advisors on the Ocala Campus for our Young Politicians Club (nonpartisan) and Gay Straight Alliance Club. They have the students but they need you! If you are interested and want to find out more, contact Marjorie McGee at mcgeem@cf.edu or
In an effort to be responsive to student needs, the Admissions, Advising, Enrollment Services and Financial Aid Departments will adjust their hours to the following during the upcoming semester. OCALA Jan. 2-16 Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m.-7 p.m., and Friday, from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Starting Jan. 21 Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CITRUS Jan. 2-16 Monday
Dear CF Team: As we approach the winter break, I would like to thank all of you for your dedication to our students and the college! The end of the semester is a very special time as we celebrate the accomplishments of our students at fall graduation. The ceremony is today at 5 p.m. at
It’s because of our caring CF family that you have brought joy and comfort into the lives of our students. This fall semester our CF team passed out more than 280 bags of food, 16 coats and 17 bags of toiletries to students in need on our campuses. Thank you to those of you who
The Appleton Museum of Art will present the exhibition “Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism Through the French Lens,” through Jan. 5, 2020. This extraordinary exhibition, drawn mostly from the collection of the Reading Public Museum in Reading, Pennsylvania, explores the path to Impressionism through the 19th century in France. The show examines the sometimes complex
The Appleton Museum of Art will present the exhibition “Flamenco: From Spain to the U.S.,” Jan. 25-May 24. Passionate, fiery, sensual, intense, “Flamenco: From Spain to the U.S.” provides an in-depth and multi-dimensional examination of the history and culture of Flamenco dance and music. Exhibition curator Nicolasa Chávez from the Museum of International Folk Art
The Career and Professional Employee Council is gearing up for 2020 elections and is looking for volunteers to serve as area representatives. If you are interested in serving, contact your local representative by Dec. 13. You will be notified by the chair in January if you are selected. CPEC is focused on improving communication and
Come be part of this exciting way to engage with students, faculty and staff! If you advise a student club, have a great speaker, or have a vision for an event you would like to host as part of MEGA Mondays, here is your chance. Choose the Monday that works for you. The time is
Thank you to all the CF employees who donated to the United Way of Marion County and the United Way of Citrus County. Due to your generosity, $11,203.84 was raised in Marion County and $1,200 was raised in Citrus County. Locally, that will provide 557 direct services like counseling, night of shelter and meals to
The CF Chapter of the Association of Florida Colleges is looking for volunteers to help sell flowers at the fall graduation ceremony on Friday, Dec. 13. Volunteers are needed before and after the ceremony. Proceeds benefit AFC scholarships, the Thanksgiving dinner provided at Evangeline Booth Garden Apartments and the CF Retiree Dinner. If you have
The Ocala Campus Student Life Department is looking for volunteers to assist with Welcome Stations around the Ocala Campus on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 8 and 9, for one hour between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Locations will be Center Lawn, outside the bookstore in Building 36, and in the lobby of the Ewers Century
Jason Steuber, director of the Appleton Museum of Art, was recently recognized for his book “Arts of Korea: Histories, Challenges, and Perspectives.” Steuber co-authored the book with Allysa B. Peyton while serving at the Harn Museum in Gainesville. They received the ARLIS/NA Southeast Chapter Mary Ellen LoPresti Publication Award in the Scholarly Publication Category.
