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Carlie Buckler presents the findings of her Psychology research
Turning Obstacles into Opportunity: Carlie Buckler’s Research Success Story
For Carlie Buckler, growth did not come from avoiding difficulty. It came from stepping directly into it.
Zoie Marchant analyzes some data while in the science lab
From Curiosity to Calling: Flagler Senior Turns Passion for Science into Veterinary Future
For Zoie Marchant, a senior double majoring in biology and coastal environmental science, a childhood curiosity about the ocean has grown into a clear path toward a career in veterinary medicine.
Juried Art Exhibit - Woman sitting at a table
Crisp-Ellert Art Museum Features Flagler Visual Arts Alumni at Juried Exhibit
“The Very Ground That Shapes Us” premieres at free opening reception on Friday, May 15
Student portfolio show - picture of window against a beige wall
B.F.A. + B.A. Senior Portfolio Exhibition Spring 2026
Exhibition Dates: April 27 - 7, 10:00am to 4pm Closing Reception: Thursday, May 7, 5:00 to 8:00pm
Finger Mullet Film Festival Graphic
Finger Mullet Film Festival Returns to Crisp-Ellert Art Museum Friday, April 10
Annual Flagler College festival features films from local, national, and international storytellers.
Zoe Kieffer sits in a kayak on the water while conducting her research
Zoe Kieffer ‘25 Takes Marine Research Beyond the Classroom at Mote Marine Laboratory
Student Katie Kress poses for a photo on the New Zealand cliffside with the ocean behind her
Beyond the Familiar: How Studying Abroad in New Zealand Transformed Katie Kress
When Katie Kress began her college search, she knew she wanted more than a degree. She was looking for a college experience that would take her somewhere entirely new, in distance and in perspective.
Claire Mortensen floating in the Arctic Sea in full scuba diving gear
Claire Mortensen ’19: From Flagler to the Front Lines of Global Ocean Policy
The Arctic Circle is an unlikely setting for the typical Flagler College story. For alumna Claire Mortensen ’19, it became the place where her education translated into hands-on research contributing to global climate science and policy.