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Flagler student Daphne Pariser presented her scientific research at the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve System’s (GTM-NERR) State of the Reserve conference on February 1st.

Architectural historian Laurie Ossman, author of the new book “Carrère & Hastings: The Masterworks,” will discuss the pair’s contributions to the nation’s oldest city when she speaks at Flagler College on March 19.

A panel of experts will discuss the history of food in St. Augustine at an upcoming lecture at Flagler College on March 21.

Assistant professor of communications Matthew Wysocki was recently published in the book, “Ctrl-Alt-Play: Essays on Control in Video Gaming.”

Flagler College will host the combined Florida Chapters of the J. William Fulbright Association on April 6 in the Flagler Room.

Ty Pennington, best known as the Emmy-award winning host of "Extreme Makeover Home Edition" and the co-Host of ABC Daytime's "The Revolution,” visited Flagler College on March 4 to tour the campus and chat up some of Flagler’s Enactus team.

Flagler students Katie Jurlando and Laci Schulz were chosen to attend the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) International Conference in San Diego from April 7th to the 9th.

Beginning this spring, Flagler College will offeri the William L. Proctor award to honor students for outstanding research and writing at the undergraduate and graduate level on the history, archeology and historic architecture of St. Augustine.

Dr. William T. Abare and Susan Abare received the 2013 Community Service Award from the St. Augustine-based Caring Hands – Caring Community organization.

Flagler College professors Michael Butler and Elizabeth Robbins have been granted sabbatical leaves for the upcoming 2013-14 year.