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2012-2013 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2012-2013 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2012-2013fscjcatalog
Format
E-book
2011-2012 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2011-2012 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2011-2012fscjcatalog
Format
E-book
2017-2018 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2017-2018 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2017-2018fscjcatalog
Format
E-book
2016-2017 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2016-2017 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2016-2017fscjcatalog
Format
E-book
2013-2014 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2013-2014 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2013-2014fscjcatalog
Format
E-book
2018-2019 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2018-2019 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2018-2019fscjcatalog
Format
E-book
2021-2022 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2021-2022 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2021-2022FloridaStateCollegeCatalog
Format
E-book
2020-2021 Florida State College Catalog.
Title
2020-2021 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2020-2021FloridaStateCollegeCatalog
Format
E-book
2019-2020 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2019-2020 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2019-2020FloridaStateCollegeCatalog
Format
E-book
2022-2023 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2022-2023 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). To see the current FSCJ catalog visit https://catalog.fscj.edu/
Identifier
2022-2023FloridaStateCollegeCatalog
Format
E-book
2023-2024 Florida State College Catalog
Title
2023-2024 Florida State College Catalog.
Abstract/Description
Published annually since 1966, the college catalog is the official record of programs and classes offered at Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida Junior College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville). The catalogs in this collection are also available in digital format at https://catalog.fscj.edu.
Identifier
2023-2024FloridaStateCollegeCatalog
Format
E-book
Effects of Labeling Learning Disabled Students
Title
Effects of Labeling Learning Disabled Students.
Abstract/Description
The significant goal of this paper will be to explore and discuss the positive and negative effects of labeling learning disabled students in the public school systems. This paper will bring to light the benefits associated with labeling. More specifically the parent/teacher expectations, mainstreaming, (IEP) Individualized Education Plan, and specialized instruction. Under current law to receive services through public school special education programs students must be identified or classified as having a disability. Labeling students provides assistance to professionals to classify and evaluate information for research purposes. Resources and funding are often tied to specific classifications. Labeling students also provides an opportunity for advocacy groups to promote programs and push forward legislation that may be beneficial to disabled students. This paper will also provide detail on several negative aspects associated with labeling such as peer issues, self-esteem, bullying and the stigma associated with learning disabilities. A student who is labeled as learning disabled may be ridiculed or singled out. This may lead to difficulties with peers and cause the student to withdraw and become isolated. Labeling may also contribute to low self-esteem and feelings of helplessness due to a student’s inability to compete in the classroom setting. Teacher/parent expectations may also create feelings of inadequacy in learning disabled students. The aim of this paper is to discuss in detail several of the issues related to labeling and to discuss ways to better assist students in managing the challenges they face due to labeling. It is evident that labeling is necessary to better assist students with the academic and emotional tools necessary to be successful but, proactive steps can be taken to minimize some of the negative effects of labeling. I look forward to discussing many of these scenarios in my research paper.
Date Issued
2015-04-10
Identifier
2015StudentPresentation04LabelingStudents, fscj:26725
Format
Video file
Using Music to Prevent and Treat Delirium in a Hospital Setting
Title
Using Music to Prevent and Treat Delirium in a Hospital Setting.
Abstract/Description
DeeDee Love, a nurse and musician, explores the effect she herself has noticed of music in preventing delirium in patients. After discussing the symptoms, risk factors, and impacts of delirium, she explores the research on using musical interventions in clinical settings.
Date Issued
2017-04-17
Identifier
20170414_SRC_11_Love_Music_and_Delerium, fscj:64536
Format
Video file
Food Gentrification
Title
Food Gentrification.
Abstract/Description
Gentrification, while beneficial to some, can damage the lives of both lower income people and ethnic minorities. This paper aims to discuss the failures of the organic food movement, the use of health food as a status symbol, and the damage that is done by a “reimagining” of indigenous or traditional foods. It focuses on gentrification and food and examines USDA prices over the years, income levels, and the effect of chains like Whole Foods and pricey comfort food restaurants like Harlem’s Red Rooster, in an attempt to reveal the tendency toward tone-deafness in the organic food industry. It also aims to bring to light more effective ways to both honor the many cultures in America, and facilitate better and more affordable food for all.
Date Issued
2015-04-10
Identifier
2015StudentPresentation07FoodGentrification, fscj:26728
Format
Video file
The Remains and Artifacts of Ancient Floridians Found at the Bottom of Windover Pond in Brevard County
Title
The Remains and Artifacts of Ancient Floridians Found at the Bottom of Windover Pond in Brevard County.
Abstract/Description
This abstract examines the remains and artifacts of ancient Floridians found at the bottom of Windover Pond located in Brevard County, close to Titusville, Florida. In 1984, well preserved human remains were found that dated back 7,000 years ago. The lack of oxygen and neutral PH are two of the main factors that allowed the remains to stay in such exceptional shape for so long. This find is incredible because it shows a glimpse into how the first Floridians lived their life through hunting and gathering. Examining the artifacts that were found with them will show how they had the means to medicate themselves using various plants that extended their lives sometimes to fifty years old. My research will be examining the many ways in which these ancient people were able to sustain their lives, as well as how they died; whether it was by some trauma that occurred during hand to hand combat, by old age, or due to a life threatening medical situation.
Date Issued
2015-04-10
Identifier
2015StudentPresentation09AncientFloridians, fscj:26730
Format
Video file
Demonstrating the Diversity and Unity of Life Through Phylogenetics
Title
Demonstrating the Diversity and Unity of Life Through Phylogenetics.
Abstract/Description
Since the discovery of the secondary structure of DNA by Watson and Crick, biology has become increasingly molecular. On a microscopic level, animals look the same; the cell structure is the same. Even when compared to plants, microscopically animals do not look that different. However, the diversity is endless. The similar features between flowers and leopards are virtually invisible; even the similarities between leopards, a mammal, and lizards, a reptile, to the naked eye are also virtually invisible. However, through the use of morphological phylogenetic trees as well as phylogenetic trees generated through Cytochrome C sequences show that organisms are not so different. Morphological trees are created using the structural features of different species’ and comparing them, and trees produced through Cytochrome C sequences compare the actual genetic similarities and differences in species. Morphological features are anything from an organism’s outward appearance, like its colors, to the internal parts like the bones and skeletal shape. Cytochrome C is a protein found in all types of eukaryotes and is involved in cellular respiration. The amino acid sequence for Cytochrome C varies depending on the species, but the overall evolution and structure of Cytochrome C remains constant, thus is a good protein to measure genetic differences and similarities. This paper will describe methods for searching bioinformatics databases such as BLAST and GenBank. The paper will also take a comparative look at the two techniques used to build phylogenetic trees. Phylogenetic trees place organisms into their evolutionary context and reveal common ancestry amongst organisms. Data matrices will be built based upon morphological traits as well as homologous DNA sequences to: 1. Show how phylogenetic trees are constructed 2. Examine the relationships between organisms 3. To test hypotheses
Date Issued
2015-04-10
Identifier
2015StudentPresentation02Phylogenics, fscj:26724
Format
Video file
Jim Brown
Title
Jim Brown.
Abstract/Description
Jim Brown, former football player and former actor, discusses his current role as an activist and President of the Amer-I-Can program. Amer-I-Can provides people assistance in areas such as receiving an education or learning leadership skills.
Date Issued
1993
Identifier
Worth_Quoting_Jim_Brown, fscj:13496
Format
Video file
Rep. Shirley Chisholm
Title
Rep. Shirley Chisholm.
Abstract/Description
Former United States Representative Shirley Chisholm responds to questions from the audience about President Reagan's political agenda, the importance of education, and her personal background and life in politics.
Date Issued
1985
Identifier
Worth_Quoting_Rep_Shirley_Chisholm, fscj:13497
Format
Video file
Martha Vertreace
Title
Martha Vertreace.
Abstract/Description
Associate Professor of English and the Poet in Residence at Kennedy-King College in Chicago Martha M. Vertreace reads aloud selections of her work from some of her poetry books, which include Second House from the Corner, Under a Cat's Eye Moon and Oracle Bones. Martha writes poetry that is layered in symbolism and reflective on her environment.
Date Issued
1995
Identifier
Worth_Quoting_Martha_Vertreace, fscj:13498
Format
Video file
Elaine L. Konigsburg
Title
Elaine L. Konigsburg.
Abstract/Description
Local author Elaine L. Konigsburg, most famous for her Newberry award winning novel From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, gives a wide-ranging talk that uses T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" as a springboard to discuss how three famous men who dared disturb the universe- Galileo, Newton, and Einstein - embody different elements of the creative process and how her own creative process works.
Date Issued
1986
Identifier
Worth_Quoting_Elaine_L_Konigsburg, fscj:13499
Format
Video file

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