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Florida State University. (In the News: Tallahassee).(to limit fall 2003 freshman enrollment in response to budget restrictions)(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 7/1/2003; 23 words
; Responding to budget restrictions, Florida State University will limit fall 2003 freshman enrollment to 6,200. It enrolled 6,500 for the 2002 fall term.
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Florida State University. (In the News: Tallahassee).(ranks fourth among U.S. research institutions)(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 2/1/2003; 26 words
; With 1,464 students in 37 programs studying abroad in 2000-01, Florida State University ranks fourth among U.S. research institutions, up from 10th place in 1999-2000.
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Tec de Monterrey. (In the News: Miami-Dade).(university system plans Miami, Florida, branch office)(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 2/1/2003; 27 words
; Tec de Monterrey, Mexico's largest private university system, will open a branch office in Miami offering Spanish-language graduate degree and continuing education courses.
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University of Florida researcher Catherine Price.(program to identify patients' mood developed)(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 3/1/2005; 31 words
; University of Florida researcher Catherine Price announced she has developed a program to help identify which elderly patients will suffer changes in memory, mood or attention span following surgery.
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University of South Florida Department of Athletics.(TAMPA)
Florida Trend; 8/1/2007; Keller, Amy; 30 words
; The University of South Florida Department of Athletics has signed a 10-year, $22-million deal with ISP Sports in Winston-Salem, N.C., allowing ISP to manage USF's athletic sales and marketing.
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The MDS Research Foundation. (In the News: Tallahassee).(provides funding for Florida State University )(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 2/1/2003; 30 words
; The MDS Research Foundation has given $11 million to FSU, triggering a $68-million package from sources, including $11 million in state matching funds, to benefit chemistry education and research.
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Florida A&M University.(TALLAHASSEE)
Florida Trend; 8/1/2007; Crane, Charlotte; 36 words
; The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools has placed Florida A&M University on six months' probation, jeopardizing the school's accreditation and financial aid for students. SACS found FAMU violated 10 accreditation standards.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield Center for Rural Health. (In the News: Tallahassee).(established by Florida State University)(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 7/1/2003; 36 words
; Florida State University has established the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Center for Rural Health to serve the state's 33 rural counties, 19 of which are designated as medically underserved, through research and education projects.
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The Florida A&M University board of trustees named Henry Lewis III interim president. (Northwest - Tallahassee).(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 1/1/2002; Bettinger, Julie S.; 40 words
; The Florida A&M University board of trustees named Henry Lewis III interim president. Lewis, dean of the pharmacy college, replaces Frederick Humphries, who resigned in December to lead the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education.
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University of Central Florida Technology Incubator. (Central - Orlando).(funds from city of Orlando, Florida)(Brief Article)
Florida Trend; 1/1/2002; Ibold, Ken; 66 words
; ... Orlando has approved a three-year $300,000 grant to help the University of Central Florida Technology Incubator set up operations downtown. The incubator ... been scattered among 24,000 square feet at the Central Florida Research Park adjacent to UCF.
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