Flagler News

Flagler College alum Abigale Kreinheder was awarded a grant from the Pulitzer Center to research the production of Kopi Luwak coffee in Indonesia, a research trip that soon became a formative life experience.  

A group of Flagler College Graphic Design students were recognized for their creative marketing and advertising coursework by the Jacksonville chapter of the American Advertising Awards this week with nine of them taking home awards for their submissions.

When you imagine the face of a donor, the vision that emerges is rarely one of a young, 20-something year-old man fresh out of college. But James Mernik (’21) is that donor.  

In honor of National Girls and Women in Sport Day, Flagler’s Sport Management Program held a Q&A panel event to recognize and discuss the achievements of women in an industry that has been long perceived as a male-dominated field.

“Have you ever been laid off?” Sophomore Jacob Goldman, clad in suit and tie, asked a judges panel of business leaders. "It's terrifying to get that hand on your shoulder- the boss needs to see you...it’s almost like you know what’s coming. But what if you actually did?”

Every day that alumnus Jacob Harding (‘07) works with students, he channels the “wisdom, kindness, and compassion,” which retired Professor Steve Voguit shared generously every chance he could.

In their spare time between classes and semesters, Flagler Professor Tracy Halcomb and Visiting Faculty Filmmaker Jim Gilmore grabbed their cameras, hopped in the car, and spent four years filming a documentary that sheds light on a group of people who recruit professional baseball’s biggest stars and really “make the game happen.”

Flagler’s Math & Technology Department invited alumnus and Fortune 100 c-suite executive, Jon Daniels, to explain his path after Flagler and give advice about professional opportunities waiting for students after graduating with a math degree.