Santa Fe College 2013 Partnership Book

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most of all, the student that the education he

or she receives is relevant.

The ability to enhance the student’s learning

experience while combining on-the-job

training and real-world advice is bolstered

by the financial support and in-kind services

from our partners. This help is at once

practical and visionary.

These partnerships played an important role

in Santa Fe College being recognized as one

of the Top Ten Colleges in America by the

Aspen Institute. We at SF look forward to

continuing our mutual efforts in expanding

career opportunities for students and

contributing to the economic well-being in

our communities.

Partnerships are the foundation for our

shared success in educating students to

meet community workforce demands. We

at Santa Fe College deeply value these

partnerships, both public and private, that

give our students the opportunity to pursue

their dreams for careers while fulfilling

the diverse needs of a growing regional

economy.

Our partners are our lifelines to new ideas,

new trends and new technologies. The

personal collaboration between professors in

the classroom and professionals who serve

on SF’s Advisory Committees allows us to

keep abreast of the latest advances in the

field and tailor our curriculum to the changing

job market. It is important to you, us and

DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Jackson N. Sasser

President, Santa Fe College

Robert C. Hudson

Bessie G. Jackson

Caridad E. Lee

G. Thomas Mallini

Arley W. McRae

Jeff Oody

Lisa M. Prevatt

Robert L. Woody

Santa Fe College is governed by a citizen board appointed by the governor. The trustees represent Santa Fe’s Alachua-Bradford County service district and ensure that the education and services provided by the college meet the needs of the region, state and county.

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Santa Fe at a Glance

Business and Industry Partnership Support

Postsecondary Partnership Agreements

Partnerships with Secondary Programs

Mindtree: A Perfect Fit

Information Technology Education

Clinical Sites

Advisory Committee Members

Career and Technical Education Programs

CIED Incubating Companies

Entrepreneur Incubator Alumni Companies

CIED Alumni Spotlight: Kristen Hadeed of Student Maid

Baccalaureate Programs

Summer Classes Begin May 13

Memorial Day May 27(College Closed)

Independence Day July 4(College Closed)

Summer Classes End August 9

Fall Classes Begin August 21

Labor Day September 2(College Closed)

UF Homecoming November 8(College Closed)

Veterans Day November 11(College Closed)

Thanksgiving Holidays November 28-29(College Closed)

Fall Classes End December 6

Winter Holidays December 20 - January 4(College Closed)

Spring Classes Begin January 6

Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday January 20(College Closed)

Spring Break March 3-7(College Closed)

Spring Classes End April 25

TABLE OF CONTENTS

IMPORTANT DATES2013-14

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2014

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MISSION AND VISION

In keeping with our values and goals, Santa Fe College, a comprehensive public institution of higher education serving North Central Florida and beyond, adds value to the lives of our students and enriches our community through excellence in teaching and learning, innovative educational programs and student services, and community leadership and service.

VALUES

Santa Fe College is a dynamic, innovativelearning community committed to• Academic excellence, academic freedom and intellectual pursuit• Individual, social and global responsibility• Honesty, integrity and civility• Cultural diversity and equity• Collaboration with our community• Open access• Lifelong learning• Assessment, accountability and improvement• Sustainable use of environmental, social and economic resources

GOAL OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Provide student-centered workforce programs in collaboration with local employers and economic development agencies.

DIVISION OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION MISSION

Provide high quality, cost-effective programs that improve educational and economic opportunities for our students and community. Our educational programs include Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees, Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degrees, Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees, Associate of Science (AS) degrees, college credit certificate programs, vocational certificates, and apprenticeship programs.

EST. 1965

SANTA FE COLLEGE

BY THE NUMBERS

AT A GLANCESANTA FE

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SANTA FE PRESIDENTS

DR. JOSEPH W. FORDYCE

1966-1971

ALAN J. ROBERTSON

1971-1989

DR. LAWRENCE W. TYREE

1990-2001

DR. JACKSON N. SASSER

2001-PRESENT

2,500

6x 70%

TOP 5 COUNTRIES OUR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS COME FROM

MORE THAN

MORE THAN

MORESENDS

STUDENTS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA THAN THE NEXT

COLLEGE

VENEZUELA SOUTH KOREA HONDURAS CHINA COLOMBIA

TRANSFERRED TO UF IN 2010-2011

CONNECT

SANTA FE STUDENTS

AT A GLANCE

TOP 5 STATESWHERESTUDENTS ARE FROM

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OF SF STUDENTS WHO APPLIED TO UF WERE ACCEPTED

Business and Industry partnerships with colleges are essential to the dynamic growth of business in Florida. These

partnerships help the college train and prepare the workforce to meet the high demands of employers for highly-

skilled, highly-trained employees. Among the many kinds of support are professional advice, financial support,

internships and clinical settings, employment and assistance with the law and regulation.

SANTA FE COLLEGE

PARTNERSHIP SUPPORT

CAREER TECHNICALPROGRAMS BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

Merit Medical Services• Donates out-of-date medical supplies to the

Cardiovascular Technology Program for students to utilize in laboratory instruction and practice sessions

• Provides students with “real clinical” experiences in on-campus labs

North Florida Regional Medical Center• Program information sessions at North Florida Regional

Medical Center for employees wishing to enter a Health Sciences Program

• Clinical experiences and employment of graduates• Funding for part of a full-time faculty line that allows for

higher enrollment of students

North Florida/South GeorgiaVeterans Health System

• Clinical rotations with hospital staff supervision and participation

• Employment of SF graduates

University of Florida Collegeof Dentistry

• Affiliation agreement for services

Suwannee River Area HealthEducation Center, Inc.

• Funding for dental aide program, outreach to rural communities, and funding assistance for special Health Sciences Programs events and programs

• Tobacco Training and Cessation initiative funding to prepare future health professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully intervene with patients addicted to tobacco

UF Health Shands Hospital• Clinical rotations with hospital staff supervision and

participation• Employment of graduates• Shands Starke Medical Group and UF Health clinical and

lab preceptors who teach while being paid by UF Health Shands Hospital

• Funding for the majority of a full-time faculty line• Program information session for employees wishing to

enter a Health Sciences Program• Professional advisement on networking skills local

businesses seek in their employees

We Care Physician Referral Network• Dental assisting students participate by assisting in the

We Care Clinic


Cox Communications, Inc.• Valuable input for understanding the networking skills

local businesses are looking for in employees

Gainesville Regional Utilities• Assistance in identifying the skills local businesses

require for employment

352 Media

Alachua County Public Schools

Florida Center for Library AutomationJames Moore & Co.

UF Health

G.W. Robinson Builders, Inc.• Construction sites for hands-on experience• Employment and financial contributions

McLeod General Trades, LLC• Financial contributions to purchase materials for student

projects

Professional Flooring of Gainesville, Inc.• Provides equipment• Internship site• Classroom presentations

The Trane Co.• Classroom presentations and equipment donations

Waste Management• Seven full-time scholarships for welding students

Weldtest Services• Welding Society testing for students and company

presentations

DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY

Alta Systems, Inc.

Beechler-Waters, Inc.

Blu Dove Designs

Clear Passage Therapies

Creative Advertising

City of Gainesville Communications &Marketing Office

Ozean Media

PRO iNK

Renaissance Printing

352 Media Group

601 Studio• Internship sites that provide students with real world

experience in the field of graphic design• Assistance in understanding software and Web design

skills local businesses require for employment of graduates

HEALTH SCIENCES

Alachua County Public Schools andSchool Board of Bradford County

• School career days and recruitment on high school campuses for Santa Fe College Health Sciences Programs

• Program tours and demonstrations to high school and middle school students on the college campus

Community Dental Offices• Student internships during the final semester of the

Dental Assisting Program

Invivo Corporation• Internship sites, speakers and employment of graduates

FloridaWorks• Meets the needs of businesses and provides

opportunities for job seekers

BIOTECHNOLOGY

Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc• Internship site and employer of graduates• Donations of time and consumables

Regeneration Technologies, Inc.• Class tours of the facility once a semester• Student interns• Employment of graduates• Equipment and consumables

Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator

National Science Foundation Grant for Biotechnology Manufacturing

University of Florida Center ofExcellence for RegenerativeHealth Biotechnology

• Student tours to introduce them to the biotechnology industry and companies in residence

• Internship opportunities and employment

Histology Tech Services, Inc.• New career pathway for biotechnology students in

histology• Internship sites• Significant donations of time and consumables

University of Florida Center forNano-Bio Sensors

• Internships with principal investigators and employment in laboratories at the university

CONSTRUCTION & TECHNICAL

B&M Equipment

• Provides equipment and hands-on training for students in the Apprenticeship and School of Construction Programs

Builders Association ofNorth Central Florida

• Leadership and oversight of apprenticeship sponsored by the Builders Association of North Central Florida

Charles Perry Construction• Financial support for the Charles R. Perry Construction

Institute• Facilitators at events• Promotion of programs and marketing materials

Continental Imports• Internship sites and employment for students after

program completion

Dave Mays Automotive• Classroom presentations, internship sites

and employment

Envirotemp, Inc.• Equipment and trainer donations

Graybar Electric Supply• Open house exhibitor• Donations of materials and tools• Graduation presenters

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University of Florida

University of Florida Press• Ongoing, receptive sponsors of our Internship Program,

as well as regular employers of ITE graduates

INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC SAFETY

Alachua County Fire Rescue• Coordination on Emergency Medical Technician and

Paramedic Programs, adjunct faculty and clinical sites

Alachua County Sheriff’s Office• Coordinates practice, agreement on curriculum, staff

support for training and use of facility

Bradford County EmergencyMedical Services

• Coordination on Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic Programs, adjunct faculty and clinical sites

Florida Department of Law Enforcement• Coordination of practice, curriculum alignment, staff


Gainesville Fire Rescue• Coordination on Emergency Medical Technician and

Paramedic Programs, adjunct faculty and clinical sites

Gainesville Police Department• Coordination of practice, staff support for training, use of

facility and curriculum alignment

University of Florida Police Department• Coordination of practice, curriculum alignment, staff


ZOO ANIMAL TECHNOLOGY

Disney’s Animal Kingdom• Significant employment, donations for student

scholarships, equipment, and advice for the zoo and zoo program

Disney’s Animal Kingdom AnimalOperations

• Scholarship fund allowing for eight scholarships, on average, for zoo students each year

Jacksonville Zoo• Internships for senior students with a large variety of

exotic and endangered species

Lemur Conservation Foundation• Six-month internship for graduating students at this

center for rare and endangered lemurs

Lubee Bat Conservancy• Internships for senior students in the center for rare and

endangered fruit bats

Miami Metrozoo• Professional advice from the Education Department of

Miami Metrozoo on zoo education related trends in the zoo world

Palm Beach Zoo• Professional advisement in trends that are important for

both the zoo and the zoo program

Sedgwick County Zoo• Professional advice from the Curator of Birds at the

Sedgwick County Zoo in Kansas

University of Florida College ofVeterinary Medicine

• Up-to-date medical attention for our animals by wildlife veterinary professors and professional advisement for the zoo and the zoo program

Utah’s Hogle Zoo• Sound professional advice for the zoo and the zoo

program

White Oak Conservation Center• Six-month internship for graduating students at this

center for rare and endangered species

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Santa Fe College students and professors on their way to the University of Florida’s Marine Laboratory at Seahorse Key.

PARTNERSHIPS AGREEMENTSPOSTSECONDARY

Postsecondary articulation agreements are necessary to provide business and industry

with a highly trained and knowledgeable technical workforce in as efficient and

effective manner as possible.

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MAY TRANSFER CREDIT TO THIS SF PROGRAMAT THIS INSTITUTION

STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN THESE COURSES OR

PROGRAMS

General Education

College of Central Florida Biotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

Florida Gateway CollegeBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

Respiratory Care AS

Pasco-Hernando Community College Biotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

Tallahassee Community College Biotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

Marion County School of Radiologic Technology Radiography AS

Firefighting Florida State Fire College Fire Science AS

Passed Certified Professional Secretary Examination or

Certified Administrative Professional Examination

International Association of Administrative Professionals Office Specialist Certificate

Automotive Services Technology PSAV

Suwannee-Hamilton Technical CenterAutomotive Services Technology Certificate

Automotive Management Technology AAS

Taylor Technical InstituteAutomotive Services Technology Certificate

Automotive Management Technology AAS

Computer Systems and Information Technology PSAV Bradford-Union Technical Center

Networking Services Technology AS

Information Technology Management Certificate

Crime Scene Technician Certificate

CAREER PATHWAYS

AT THIS FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTION

MAY TRANSFER CREDIT TO THIS PROGRAM

STUDENTS WHO COMPLETE THIS SF PROGRAM

Associate of Arts

Various Saint Leo University

Sport Management

Health Education

Applied Physiology and Kinesiology


Health Sciences, Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Dragon Rises College of Oriental Medicine

Associate of Arts

(Building Construction)Building Construction Management BS University of North Florida

Associate of Arts

(Business)

Online Business Program

Bachelor’s DegreeUniversity of Florida

Courses specified on articulation agreement Doctor of Chiropractic Life University

Aviation Science AS Aeronautical Science Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Biotechnology AS Health Sciences, Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Dragon Rises College of Oriental Medicine

Biomedical Engineering Technology AS Technology Management BAS St. Petersburg College

Criminal Justice Technology AS Public Safety BAS St. Petersburg College

Fire Science Technology AS Public Safety BAS St. Petersburg College

Health Science AS Degrees Health Sciences, Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Dragon Rises College of Oriental Medicine

Computer Programming and Analysis AS Technology Management BAS St. Petersburg College

Legal Assisting Courses Legal Studies BS Florida Gulf Coast University

Networking Services Technology AS Technology Management BAS St Petersburg College

Zoo Animal Technology AS

Zoo Science Friends University

Interdisciplinary Sciences

(Zoo Science Specialty) BSUniversity of West Florida

ARTICULATION PARTNERS AND SF COLLEGE PROGRAMS

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Bradford County Public SchoolsBusiness Administration AS

Business Management Certificate

Business Operations–Accounting Certificate

Business Operations–Management Certificate

Business Specialist Certificate

Cisco Networking Academy Certificate


Information Technology Analysis Certificate


Information Technology Support Certificate

Internet Services Technology AS

Legal Assisting AS

Medical Record Transcribing–ATD


Office Administration–Medical Office Specialist AS

Office Administration–Office Software Applications AS

Office Specialist Certificate

Gilchrist County Public SchoolsHealth Informatics Specialist Certificate

Health Information Technology AS

Health Services Management AS


Legal Assisting AS

Medical Coder/Biller Certificate

AGRICULTURAL BIOTECHNOLOGY

Gilchrist County Public SchoolsBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

ALLIED HEALTH

Alachua County Public SchoolsCardiovascular Technology AS

Nuclear Medicine AS

Nursing AS

Practical Nursing Certificate

Radiography AS

Respiratory Care AS

Surgical Technology Certificate

Madison County Public SchoolsBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

Cardiovascular Technology AS

Dental Assisting Certificate

SECONDARY PROGRAMSPARTNERSHIPS WITH

Partnership agreements with secondary programs offer high school academy and

career and technical students an opportunity to earn college credit while still in high

school and ease the college application process as part of their program through Career

Pathways. Partnerships provide strong motivation to students and lead to a better

prepared local workforce.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

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Dental Hygiene AS

Radiography AS

Respiratory Care AS

Nuclear Medicine AS

Marion County Public SchoolsCardiovascular Technology AS

Respiratory Care AS

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY


Suwannee County Public Schools

Taylor County Public SchoolsAutomotive Service Management Technology AAS


Baker County Public Schools

Bradford County Public Schools

Columbia County Public Schools

Dixie County Public Schools

Suwannee County Public Schools

Taylor County Public SchoolsAutomotive Service Technology Certificate

BUSINESS SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT

Dixie County Public SchoolsLegal Assisting AS

Legal Office Management Certificate

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

Citrus County Public Schools

Marion County Public SchoolsDigital Media Technology AS

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Bradford County Public SchoolsNetworking Services Technology AS



COSMETOLOGY

Bradford County Public SchoolsBusiness Administration AS





Legal Assisting AS

Medical Record Transcribing–ATD

Office Administration–Medical Office Specialist AS

Office Specialist Certificate

CRIMINAL JUSTICE OPERATIONS

Alachua County Public SchoolsCriminal Justice Technology AS

DENTAL AIDE






Levy County Public Schools

Suwannee County Public SchoolsDental Hygiene AS





Suwannee County Public SchoolsDental Assisting Certificate

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DENTAL LAB ASSISTING

Gilchrist County Public SchoolsDental Assisting Certificate

Dental Hygiene AS

ACADEMY OF DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

Alachua County Public SchoolsDigital Media Technology AS

DIGITAL DESIGN






Levy County Public Schools


DRAFTING


Gilchrist County Public SchoolsBuilding Construction Technology AS

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION


Bradford County Public SchoolsEarly Childhood Education AS

Early Intervention Certificate

ACADEMY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Alachua County Public SchoolsBusiness Administration AS



Business Operations–Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Certificate



ACADEMY OF FINANCE

Alachua County Public SchoolsBusiness Administration AS


Business Operations–Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Certificate




ACADEMY OF FIRE & EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

Alachua County Public SchoolsEmergency Medical Services AS

INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY



Marion County Public SchoolsBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

MEDIUM AND HEAVY DUTY TRUCK AND BUS TECHNICIAN

Bradford County Public SchoolsAutomotive Service Technology Certificate

MULTIMEDIA DESIGN TECHNOLOGY


NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGY





Levy County Public SchoolsDigital Media Technology AS

NURSING ASSISTANT

Alachua County Public SchoolsCardiovascular Technology AS

Nuclear Medicine AS

Radiography AS

Respiratory Care AS


Baker County Public Schools




Gilchrist County Public Schools

Suwannee County Public SchoolsBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS


Nuclear Medicine AS

Radiography AS

Respiratory Care AS


Citrus County Public SchoolsBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS


Nuclear Medicine AS

Radiography AS

Respiratory Care AS

Levy County Public SchoolsBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS


Nuclear Medicine AS

Respiratory Care AS


Bradford County Public SchoolsNursing AS

Practical Nursing Certificate

Baker County Public SchoolsDental Assisting Certificate

Dental Hygiene AS

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION DIPLOMA

Gainesville Job CorpsOffice Specialist Certificate

PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY

Clay County Public Schools

Levy County Public SchoolsBiotechnology Laboratory Technology AS

TECHNOLOGY

P. K. Yonge Developmental Research SchoolBusiness Administration AS


Legal Assisting AS


Office Systems Technology AS

TV PRODUCTION


WEB DESIGN

Alachua County Public Schools Digital Media Technology AS





A PERFECT FITCANDACE RAULERSON

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“The whole group is like one big family. Everyone is extremely helpful and they really want you to succeed at your job and provide ample opportunities for you to futher your education by offering in-house training.”

-Candace Raulerson, Santa Fe College student and Mindtree intern

The skills she learned in the program are right in line

with the expertise needed at Mindtree. Raulerson’s

goal for the next five years is to continue her

education toward a bachelor’s degree while working

her way up at Mindtree, a place she says already

feels like home.

“The whole group is like one big family. Everyone is

extremely helpful and they really want you to succeed

at your job and provide ample opportunities for you to

further your education by offering in-house training.”

With all that working, studying and training, she barely

has time for much else, but in her spare time (when

she has any) Raulerson enjoys – what else? – Online

gaming. Of course.

assignments that will change from day to day.

“I would most definitely recommend the ITE program,

especially to students who like working on the

back-end of websites. What the program teaches

is how to make the website function and to make it

interactive with the user,” Raulerson said.

Who knew a few computer classes in SF’s Dual

Enrollment program – long before the Internet – could

lead to a career in website programming? Candace

Raulerson’s education path came full circle at Santa

Fe College this year with an A.S. degree and an

internship at Mindtree.

“I’ve been interested in computers ever since I can

remember. I took a few programming classes during

my senior year of high school with Dual Enrollment at

Santa Fe and just fell in love with it,” Raulerson said.

“Then when the Internet came along I learned how

to make websites for family and friends. It was just

really fun to me so I decided it was time to take my

education further so I could make a career out of it

instead of just a pastime.”

At 43, Raulerson is not your typical college student.

Studying Internet Services Technology (IST), she

will graduate with her AS degree in August. In the

meantime, she is finishing up her program as a Santa

Fe Ambassador for Mindtree, which will lead to an

internship position with the company this summer.

In 2012, Mindtree, a global information technology

solutions company, opened their United States

Delivery Center (USDC) in Gainesville near the

innovation Hub, creating over 400 new jobs locally

and becoming a community partner to Santa Fe

College.

Raulerson describes her job at Mindtree as “a

perfect fit” with her degree in IST and the Information

Technology Education (ITE) program at SF. Raulerson

looks forward to her internship position as a Software

Engineer trainee, working on a variety of different

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www.mindtree.com


INFORMATION Information Technology (IT) is one of the fastest growing career fields in the world today.

IT skills are essential in all industries and are necessary for many different job roles.

Graphic design, multimedia production, Web design and development, networks design

and development — information technologies are everywhere and all around us today, and

they are pointing in the direction of the world of the future.

With small classes and qualified instructors, ITE gives students the support they need to

succeed. Students gain more than skills; they gain the confidence they need to excel in an

exciting career.

TECHNOLOGY EDUCATIONDEGREES AND CERTIFICATES 9 COMPUTER LABS15 FACULTY MEMBERS30

More information on degrees and certificates at www.sfcollege.edu/ITE

ACORN Clinic (Alachua County Organization for Rural Needs, Inc.)Alachua County Public SchoolsArnold Palmer Children’s Hospital, OrlandoBaptist Medical Center, JacksonvilleBarnes Healthcare Services Option Care BayCare Health System, ClearwaterCapital Regional Medical Center, TallahasseeCardiology Associates of Gainesville, PA Cardiovascular Associates, KissimmeeChildren’s Cardiovascular Medicine, Marietta, GACitrus Memorial Hospital, InvernessFlagler Hospital, St. AugustineFlorida Hospital, DeLandFlorida Hospital, FlaglerFlorida Hospital, South OrlandoGainesville Health Care CenterGainesville Home Care CompaniesHalifax Medical Center Daytona BeachHaven Hospice

Holmes Regional Medical Center, MelbourneIndian River Medical Center, Vero BeachInterventional Cardiologists of Gainesville, PAJohn D. Archbold Memorial Hospital, Thomasville, GAJordan Glen School, ArcherLake City Medical CenterLake Shore Hospital, Lake CityLeesburg Regional Medical CenterMartin Memorial Hospital, StuartMayo Clinic, JacksonvilleMunroe Regional Medical Center, OcalaNorth Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health SystemNorth Florida Imaging, Inc., GainesvilleNorth Florida Regional Medical Center, GainesvilleNorth Florida Specialty Rehab & Specialty Care CenterOcala Regional Medical Center Orange Park Medical Center

Orlando Regional Healthcare System Palm GardenPediatric Health OptionsPhoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, Albany, GAPiedmont Hospital, Atlanta, GAPutnam Heart CenterRadiology Associates of OcalaSarasota Memorial Health Care SystemSF Little SchoolShands Starke Regional Medical CenterShands Lake Shore Regional Medical CenterSt. Luke’s Hospital, JacksonvilleSt. Patrick Interparish SchoolSt. Vincent’s Medical Center, JacksonvilleTallahassee Memorial HealthCareTampa General HospitalThe Villages Regional HospitalUF Health Shands HospitalUF Health Shands HomeCareUF Health Shands Rehab Hospital

UF Health Shands Psychiatric HospitalUF Health at JacksonvilleUniversity of Florida College of Dentistry, GainesvilleVenice Regional Medical CenterVeterans Administration Medical Center of Lake CityVeterans Hospital, Lake City VitalAire HealthcareWest Marion Hospital, OcalaWolfson Children’s Hospital, JacksonvilleWoodlands Care Center of Alachua, Inc. Wuestoff Health System, Rockledge, Melbourne

HEALTH SCIENCES

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Santa Fe College Clinical internships provide practical, hands-on experience for students in workplace laboratory settings. In these settings, students learn to integrate theory and instructional knowledge into real-world practice.

SITESCLINICAL

Acorn Clinic Alliance Pediatrics, P.A.AvMed Health PlanCitrus HMA, LLC dba Seven Rivers Regional Medical CentersColumbia County Health DepartmentConsolidated Billing & Collections, Inc.Florida Skin Cancer Dermatology Specialists, PAGainesville Dermatology & Skin SurgeryGainesville Health Care CenterHaven HospiceHigh Springs Pediatrics, LLCInterventional Cardiologist of Gainesville, PAIron MountainLake City Medical Center Local Doctors Offices

Alachua County Fire Rescue Alachua County Health DepartmentBradford County Emergency Medical ServicesGainesville Fire Rescue

Meridian Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.Milla Pediatrics and Associates, Inc.Neat Biz Solutions, LLCNorth Florida Regional Medical Center, Inc.North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health SystemNorth Florida Specialty Rehab & Specialty Care CenterOSMI/Shands Rehab Center - UF Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine InstituteParallon Business GroupPatient Financial Services (PFS) at UF Health JacksonvilleRural Health PartnershipSelect Specialty Hospital, GainesvilleShands Critical Care Center at the University of Florida, Emergency Department

North Florida Regional Medical Center, GainesvillePediatric AssociatesPutnam County Emergency Medical Services

Shands HealthCare, Corporate ComplianceShands HealthCare, Managed Care DepartmentShands HealthCare, Patient Financial Services Shands Lake Shore Regional Medical CenterShands Starke Regional Medical CenterSouth Seminole Hospital, a part of Orlando HealthSoutheastern Integrated MedicalStudent Health Care Center at the University of FloridaUF Health, AdmissionsUF Health, Clinical Resource ManagementUF Health JacksonvilleUF Health Shands Rehab Center, Magnolia Parke

ShandsCairUF Health Shands HospitalUF Health Shands Psychiatric HospitalUnion County Emergency Medical Services

UF Health Shands Hospital, Coding DepartmentUF Health Shands Hospital, Compliance UF Health Shands Rehab HospitalUniversity of Florida, College of Dentistry University of Florida, College of Medicine University of Florida, College of Medicine Department of SurgeryUniversity of Florida, College of PharmacyUniversity of Florida Health Information ManagementUniversity of Florida Health Physicians Veteran’s Administration Hospital, Business OfficeWell Florida/Rural Health Partnerships

Urgent Care CenterVeteran’s Administration Hospital

BUSINESS


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Alamance Community College

Applied Food Technologies

Bradford-Union Technical Center

Exactech, Inc.

Intermed Biomedical Services, Inc.

Invivo Corportation

Mayo Clinic

Nanotherapeutics, Inc.

North Florida Regional Medical Center

Pasteuria Bioscience

RTI Biologics, Inc.

Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator

UF Health Shands Hospital

University of Florida, Biochemistry

and Molecular Biology

University of Florida, Center of Excellence for Regenerative Health Biotechnology

University of Florida, Interdisciplinary Center for Biotechnology

BIOTECHNOLOGY

BUSINESS

DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS

SF CAREER AND TECHNICAL PROGRAMS

Santa Fe College benefits from the strong support of advisory committees. Advisory

committee members participate in the development of program policy, the support of

didactic and clinical education components of programs, and development of innovative

ideas that support program growth and expansion.

COMMITTEE MEMBERSADVISORY

Alachua County Administrative Services Department

Bradford County School District

City of Gainesville Attorney’s Office

Cooper & Adamec

Davis Monk & Company

Florida Skin Cancer & Dermatology Specialists, PA

Haven Hospice

Holden, Carpenter, Roscow & Kurdziel, PL

InterMed Biomedical Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine Services, Inc.

Kabler Moreno Cason LLP

Law Offices of Steven Kalishman

Meridian Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.

North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System

Parallon

Pulmonary Physicians of Gainesville, PA

Salter, Feiber, Murphy, Hutson & Menet, PA

Shackow, Mercandante, &

Edwards, PA

Shands Starke Regional Medical Center

Three Rivers Legal Services, Inc.


University of Florida Athletic Association

University of Florida Office of Human Resources Services

University of Florida Student Health Care Center

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DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Alachua County Libraries

Baptist Medical Center

Capital Regional Medical Center

Cardiac & Vascular Institute

Flagler Hospital East

Flagler Hospital South

Florida Hospital

Gainesville Health Care Center

Gainesville High School

Halifax Medical Center

Hidden Oak Elementary

Institute of Cardiovascular Excellence

Lake City Medical Center

Lake City Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Local Dental Assistants

Local Dental Hygienists

Alachua County

Alachua County Fire Rescue

Alachua County Sheriff’s Office

Alachua Police Department

Bradford County

Bradford County Emergency Medical Services

Baby Gator Child Development Center

Early Learning Coalition

352 Media Group


Digital Brands Inc.

Frankel Media

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

Discovery Cove

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

AERSI

All Florida Electric

All Pro Imports

Blakeland Inc.

Bounds Heating & Air, Inc.

Bradford-Union Technical Center

Charles Perry Construction, Inc.

City of Gainesville

City of Gainesville Fleet Management

Local Dentists

Munroe Regional Medical Center

North Florida Radiology


North Florida Regional Medical Center,

Operating Room

North Florida Regional Medical Center,

Women’s Center Operating Room

North Florida Rehab & Specialty Care Center

North Florida Surgical Pavilion

North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System

Palm Garden

Pediatric Health Choice

Putnam Medical Center

Florida Department of Law Enforcement

Florida State Senator, Steve Oelrich, Representing District 5

Gainesville Fire Rescue

Gainesville Police Department

High Springs Police Department

HeadStart

Kid’s World Pre-school Learning Center, Inc.

Gainesville Regional Utilities

Grooveshark

Info Tech, Inc.

James Moore and Company, P.L.

Maymont Foundation

Miami Metrozoo

Palm Beach Zoo

Comfort Temp Company

Continental Imports

Dave Mays Automotive

Hayes Electric and Air Conditioning

Johnstone Supply

Maddox Foundry & Machine Works

Mark Hurm & Co., LLC

Mid-State Electric, Inc.

MM Parrish Construction Co.

Respiratory Care Services, Shands Teaching Hospital and Clinics

Shands Starke Regional Medical Center

Shands Lake Shore Regional

Medical Center

Shands Lake Shore,

Operating Room

Shands Starke,

Operating Room

Shands Starke Medical Group

St. Joseph’s Hospital

St. Vincent’s Riverside

St. Vincent’s Southside

South Seminole Hospital

Suwannee River Area Health Education Center

North Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center


ShandsCair

Starke Police Department

State Attorney’s Office, Eighth Judicial Circuit


My School Childcare Center

SF Little School

Parisleaf Gainesville

Renaissance Printing

Studio 601

UF Health

Sedgwick County Zoo

University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine

Painter Masonry, Inc.

Palm Gainesville Chevrolet

Preston-Link Electric, Inc.

Pro Air Conditioning Inc.

Proctor Engineering

Ray French AC and Heating

R.E. Michel Company Inc.

Star Import Service, Inc.

The Trane Co.


and Clinics

UF Health Shands Hospital, Children’s Surgical & Florida Surgical Center

UF Health Shands Hospital, Nursing Education

UF Health Shands Hospital,

Operating Room


University of Florida College of Dentistry

University of Florida College of Nursing

Veterans Affairs Medical Center,

Operating Room

Wolfson’s Children’s Hospital

Woodlands Care Center of Alachua

UF Health Shands Psychiatric Hospital

University of Florida Police Department


UF Health, Anesthesiology


University of Florida IT-CNS

University of Florida and Shands

Utah’s Hogle Zoo


University of Florida Fleet Maintenance

Vintage Electric, Inc.

Weldtest Services

HEALTH SCIENCES



INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

ZOO ANIMAL TECHNOLOGY

CONSTRUCTION &TECHNICAL PROGRAMS

DEPARTMENT

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The Santa Fe III Habitat for Humanity home constructed indoors at Santa Fe College’s Charles R. Perry Construction Institute was transported to its final destination on April 17, 2013.

Photo provided by: Habitat for Humanity

Business and Industry partnerships with colleges are essential to the dynamic growth of

business in Florida. These partnerships help the college train and prepare the workforce to

meet the high demands of employers for highly-skilled, highly-trained employees. Among

the many kinds of support are professional advice, financial support, internships and clinical

settings, employment and assistance with the law and regulation.

CAREER TECHNICALEDUCATION PROGRAMS

DR. JACKSON SASSER, PRESIDENT

DR. ED BONAHUE, PROVOST AND VICE PRESIDENT, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

JOHN MCNEELY, ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS, CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION

DEGREES & CERTIFICATES

BAS Bachelor of Applied Science

BS Bachelor of Science

AAS Associate of Applied Science

AS Associate of Science

ATC Advanced Technical Certificate

ATD Applied Technology Diploma

CCC College Credit Certificate

CT College Technical Certificate

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Health Information Technology ASHealth Services Management ASLegal Assisting ASMarketing Management ASMarketing Management—Electronic Commerce CCCMarketing Management—Entrepreneurship CCC Marketing Management—Marketing Operations CCCMedical Information Coder/Biller CCCMedical Record Transcribing-ATD CCCOffice Administration—Legal Office Systems ASOffice Administration—Medical Office Specialization ASOffice Management—Legal Office Systems CCC Office Specialist CCCOffice Support—Legal Office Specialization CCC

CONSTRUCTION AND TECHNICAL PROGRAMS

Director: Jane Parkin O-127

(352) 395-5363

Advisor: Tom Mason O-127

(352) 395-5362

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Service Technology CT

Applied Welding Technology CT

Apprenticeships: Electrical, Carpentry, Plumbing, and Heating and Air Conditioning CT

Automotive Service Management Technology AAS

Automotive Service Technology CT

Building Construction Technology AS

BIOTECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS

Perry Center for Emerging Technologies Interim Director: Eileen Monck PA-102 (352) 395-5321

Advisor: Sabrina Thrower PA-102 (352) 381-3754

Biomedical Engineering Technology ASCoordinator: Ron Tinckham PA-102 (352) 395-5965

Biotechnology Laboratory Technology ASCoordinator: Eileen Monck PA-102 (352) 395-5321

BUSINESS PROGRAMS

Director: Dr. James Geason C-107 (352) 395-5135

Advisor: Doug Robertson C-102 (352) 395-5139

Business Administration AS

Business Administration—Business Development & Entrepreneurship CCC

Business Administration—Human Resources Administration CCC

Business Entrepreneurship AS

Business Entrepreneurship CCC

Business Entrepreneurship—Entrepreneurship Operations CCC

Business Management CCCBusiness Operations—Accounting CCCBusiness Operations—Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management CCCBusiness Operations—Management CCCBusiness Specialist—Entrepreneurship CCCHealthcare Informatics Specialist CCC

BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS

Clinical Laboratory Sciences BASPerry Center for Emerging Technologies

Interim Director: Eileen Monck PA-102 (352) 395-5321 Advisor: Sabrina Thrower PA-102 (352) 381-3754

Early Childhood Education BSDirector: Dr. Tyran Butler B-214

(352) 395-5350

Advisor: Leslie Mojeiko B-217

(352) 395-5322

Health Services Administration BASDirector: Dr. James Geason C-107 (352) 395-5135 Coordinator: Dr. Kezia Awadzi A-007k (352) 395-5335

Advisors: Doug Robertson C-102 (352) 395-5139 Scott Fortner & Sari Sanborn W-002 (352) 395-5650

BS in Nursing Completion Degree (RN to BSN)Director: Dr. Lois Ellis W-201

(352) 395-5731 Coordinator: Susan Beverung W-264 (352) 395-5747 Scott Fortner & Sari Sanborn W-002 (352) 395-5650

Supervision and Organizational Management BAS

Director: Dr. James Geason C-107

(352) 395-5135 Coordinator: Dr. Jake Searcy A-051 (352) 381-7088

Advisor: Doug Robertson C-102 (352) 395-5139

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EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Director: Dr. Tyran Butler B-214

(352) 395-5350

Advisor: Leslie Mojeiko B-217

(352) 395-5322

Florida Childcare Professional Credential FCCPC

Early Childhood Education AS

Early Intervention Certificate CCC

Educator Preparation Institute ATC

HEALTH SCIENCES PROGRAMS

Health Sciences CounselingDirector: Sheila Lucas W-002 (352) 395-5650

Advisors: Scott Fortner & Sari Sanborn W-002 (352) 395-5650

Sciences for Health ProgramsDirector: Jodi Long W-201 (352) 395-5703


Cardiac Electrophysiology ATC

Computed Tomography ATC

Nuclear Medicine Technology AS

Radiography ASDirector: Bobbie Konter W-201E (352) 395-5702

Diagnostic Medical Sonography CCCDirector: Bobbie Konter W-201E

(352) 395-5702

Coordinator: Lyn Reed WA-118

(352) 395-5656

Dental Assisting CT

Dental Hygiene AS

Dental Hygiene Bridge ASDirector: Karen Autrey W-081

(352) 395-5756

Nursing (RN) AS

Nursing Assistant CT

Nursing Bridge LPN to RN AS

Nursing Bridge Paramedic to RN AS

Practical Nursing CTDirector: Dr. Lois Ellis W-201

(352) 395-5731

Polysomography ATC

Respiratory Care AS

Surgical Technology CTDirector: Paul Stephan W-201

(352) 395-5706

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Director: Jorge Ibanez N-229

(352) 395-5979

Digital Media Technology AS

Graphic Design Technology ASCoordinator: Eric Flagg N-308

(352) 395-4145

Cisco Networking Academy CCC

Computer Crime Scene Technician CCC

Computer Programmer CCC

Computer Programmer Specialist CCC

Information Technology Analysis CCC

Information Technology Management CCC

Information Technology Support CCC

Programming and Analysis AS

Networking Service Technology AS


Director: Daryl Johnston IPS

(352) 271-2905

Associate Director: Louis Mallory IPS (352) 271-2908

Associate Director: Robert Dolan IPS (352) 271-2944

Advisor: Louis Kalivoda IPS

(352) 271-2925

Aviation Management AS

CJST Correctional Officer CT

CJST Law Enforcement CT

Criminal Justice Technology AS

Emergency Medical Technician CCC/CT

Emergency Medical Technology AS

Fire Science Technology AS

Paramedic CCC

Professional Pilot – Aviation Sciences AS

NATURAL SCIENCES

Zoo Animal Technology ASChair: Sture Edvardsson X-201 (352) 395-5842

Director: Jonathan Miot ZOO

(352) 395-5602

Advisor: Linda Asbell ZOO

(352) 395-5604

CAREER AND TECHNICAL DUAL ENROLLMENT

Director: Linda Lanza-Kaduce R-008 (352) 395-5490

Counselor: Vivian Graham R-011

(352) 395-5792

Counselor: Saundra Henderson R-012 (352) 395-5492

Counselor: Tracy Moorman R-005 (352) 395-5490

CAREER PATHWAYS CONSORTIUM

Coordinator: Priscilla Parker K-230 (352) 395-5885

Alachua County Public Schools620 East University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida 32601

CTE Director: Dr. David Edwards (352) 955-7600 Career Pathways Coordinator: Nancy Iafrate (352) 955-7631

Bradford-Union Technical Center609 N. Orange Street, Starke, Florida 32091

School Board of Bradford County501 W. Washington Street, Starke 32091

Director: Christy Reddish

(904) 966-6764 Career Pathways Coordinator: Glenda Ruise

(904) 966-6770

Santa Fe CollegeCoordinator: Billie Monroe DA-210 (352) 395-5264

CENTER FOR INNOVATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Assistant Vice President for Economic Development: Dug Jones DB-113

(352) 395-5269

CONTINUING WORKFORCE EDUCATION

Corporate Training Continuing Education Coordinator: Lisa Anderson DB-101 (352) 395-5897

COMMUNITY EDUCATION Coordinator: Jennifer Mullis DB-111 (352) 395-5236

ENTREPRENEUR INCUBATOR Entrepreneur In Residence: Bill Dorman DB-134 (352) 395-5053

MEETING AND TRAINING SPACE (352) 395-5053

FLORIDA WEATHERIZATION TRAINING CENTER

FLORIDA WEATHERIZATION TRAINING CENTER trains professionals in home performance and weatherization, covering residential energy efficiency and standard work practices. Certified weatherization professionals work to reduce energy costs for low-income families by improving the energy efficiency of their homes.

GRANNY B’S FUDGE

GRANNY B’S FUDGE makes homemade fudge from scratch using a family recipe that originally started in the hills of West Virginia back in 1910. They are known for flavors such as chocolate nut, white chocolate, peanut butter, s’mores, chocolate mint, chocolate peanut butter, chocolate cherry and butterscotch.

iLS NETWORK

iLS NETWORK is a collection of local internet listing service websites (known as ILSs), providing better matches for renters and more qualified traffic for apartment communities. Each website serves an exclusive local market and employs the company’s cutting edge search technology.

INDEWATER

INDEWATER provides water resource management services to local municipalities. While they have a broad background in water resources, they specialize in aquifer storage and recovery. Their focus is to assist communities with adopting an alternative water supply strategy and minimizing costs.

AXIOS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

AXIOS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES provides an array of construction services for commercial, industrial, institutional and sustainable facilities. Axios is committed to assisting clients in achieving the highest environmental and economic benefits for projects through the development, analysis and evaluation of green strategies for all stages of a building’s life.

BALANCE 180

BALANCE 180 is a gymnastics and sports academy that instructs children and young adults with varying needs and abilities. They offer adaptive programs for children and seek to fund and sponsor young athletes who require financial assistance. Balance 180 hosts special events and workshops that promote healthy nutrition, activity and a responsible lifestyle.

DRIVER’S ED FOR LOVE

DRIVER’S ED FOR LOVE is a relationship education organization that educates teens, young adults and adults to choose wisely in love. Their mission is to increase the number of safe, satisfying and healthy love relationships by working to create a future where it is the norm to grow up relationship-educated. They hold ongoing relationship workshops.

EARTH ACTION PROJECT

EARTH ACTION PROJECT provides learning experiences for young people and adults to help create a better world through education. Programs include the spiritual and social development of children, and creative and peaceful learning environments.

The Center for Innovation and Economic Development (CIED) provides training for individuals

striving to meet their professional goals, and corporate training to meet business needs. The CIED

grows new companies and provides ofiice support. It offers access to development information

for small business and client meeting space to single entrepreneurs starting small businesses.

INCUBATING COMPANIESCIED

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KIDS NEED MORE ART

KIDS NEED MORE ART is a teacher-created, advocacy-based children’s art studio offering classes, camps, programs and more. Programs are taught by certified art teachers. Art curriculums are designed to be fun and engaging, while combining discipline-based art education with real life academic connections.

KINDNESS COOKIE CO.

KINDNESS COOKIE CO. makes homemade cookies for all events. Through a partnership with the Arc of Alachua County, the Kindness Cookie Company employs individuals with developmental disabilities and seeks to raise awareness of how these persons teach us to live with greater compassion, acceptance and presence.

MacNIFICENT SOLUTIONS

MacNIFICENT SOLUTIONS is a marketing and communications firm whose mission is to connect businesses to their target markets and sub-markets through customized communication and marketing plans. Their primary focus is start-up companies, small businesses and artistic institutions.

NEXT LEVEL SPORTS & FITNESS

NEXT LEVEL SPORTS & FITNESS is a premier athletic and fitness training organization providing knowledge-based training geared toward the regular Joe or student athletes looking to improve their game. They strive to enhance their clients physically, mentally and spiritually, using methods of the world’s most elite athletes along with proprietary routines.

NO LIMIT OUTREACH FOUNDATION

NO LIMIT OUTREACH FOUNDATION is dedicated to motivating and preparing at-risk youth to become independent in the community. Their mission is to empower youth and adults through education in vocational and various life skills.

NON-PROFIT CENTER OF NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA

NON-PROFIT CENTER OF NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA (NCNCF) supports the region’s non-profit sector with an educational and programmatic focus on collaboration, advocacy, leadership development and board governance.

THE PINK WISH FOUNDATION

THE PINK WISH FOUNDATION is a non-profit organization serving Florida and Georgia dedicated to empowering the girls of today and women of tomorrow by providing a series of programs for growth and development through etiquette instruction, academic excellence, community outreach and economic empowerment.

PIVOTAL PRODUCTIONS

PIVOTAL PRODUCTIONS is an innovative video production company offering professional services in marketing, corporate development, promotional, education and real estate. They offer a full range of services including scheduling, shooting, editing and video graphics.

PVB ENTERPRISES

PVB ENTERPRISES provides professional and environmentally sound solar panel cleaning and maintenance services, saving consumers time and money. Using a meticulous cleaning process, they assist clients with the removal of debris build-up from panel surfaces and maintaining panel efficiency.

SEEGROWTH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

SEEGROWTH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION is a nonprofit organization that offers a strong program in business development to start-up and existing companies. A team of teachers, tutors and coaches will assist clients to see the growth indicators that will bring their business to life.

TARGETED TOUCHPOINT

TARGETED TOUCHPOINT plans to design, program and develop a stand-alone application that will assist micro-businesses and individuals in the highly effective touchpoint process of business strategy and development. They plan to launch and an app that will build structure and provide the user with graphical interfaces and screens for implementation.

TARGETED TRAINING SOLUTIONS

TARGETED TRAINING SOLUTIONS provides training for entry-level workers in the construction industry by focusing on programs that are relevant and meet the industry’s needs and standards. They use a state-of-the-art mobile training unit to boost opportunities for workers to build the skills and credentials needed in fields such as carpentry, electrical, masonry and plumbing.

TWINKLE TOES NANNY AGENCY

TWINKLE TOES NANNY AGENCY provides families with fully screened, experienced and highly dependable nannies. Their nannies have passed a criminal background check, civil background check, drug test, SSN verification, driving record check, and are all CPR/First Aid certified.

2 COLLEGE BROTHERS

2 COLLEGE BROTHERS is a student-run moving company in Gainesville, Miami, Tallahassee and Orlando. Their mission is to simplify the moving experience through reliable and friendly service. 2 College Brothers employees are uniformed, clean-cut college guys who possess a high level of professionalism.

WE|AR INTERACTIVE

WE|AR INTERACTIVE is full-service web and digital marketing firm that specializes in creating functional websites that use technological innovation to keep things simple and cost-effective. Services range from search engine optimization to logo redesign and email marketing.

WEBFLECK, LLC

WEBFLECK, LLC is a Web development firm focused on providing complete Web solutions for individuals and institutions. They work closely with clients from the initial planning stages to the completion and launch of a project implementing front-end Web design, graphic design, corporate identity, content management or app development.

WOOTEN CONSULTING & EVALUATION SERVICES

WOOTEN CONSULTING & EVALUATION SERVICES provides services by Karla Wooten, a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor, Certified Vocational Evaluator, Qualified Rehabilitation Provider, and court appointed Custody Evaluator. Wooten has experience and expertise in private consulting, evaluation, and expert witness testimony.

YOUTH COMBINE

YOUTH COMBINE strives to empower all youth with the values of hard work, dedication and responsibility through high intensity athletic training and fitness education. Their mission also works toward ending childhood obesity and juvenile delinquency in the city.

COMPANIESINCUBATING

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COMPANIESAccelerated CommunicationsAccelerondAkitsu, LLCAllsolar Service CompanyAltavian, Inc. Applied Food TechnologiesArts Association Alachua CountyAwesome FundBlue Oven KitchensBouncin’BIGCade Museum FoundationCampus Climate SolutionsCareer Research MentorsChildren Beyond Our BordersCitisync, Inc.Citizens Co-OpCorks & Colors StudioDayjoy Enterprises, LLCDelicious DeliveredDesigns N Advance, LLCDrum LifeEvolution WeaponryFacial Pain Research FoundationFriends of Alachua County HomeschoolersFreshtek SolarFudoshin LabsGainesville Fisher HouseGator Brawl PromotionsGift Certificates & MoreGlobal Psychological SolutionsGlow Gators Mobile Sunless TanningGraphic SolutionsGreen Energy OptionsGville ValetIntelli Investigation Services, LLCISEC ServicesJordan Fitzgerald Life Insurance AgencyKite & Key Electric, LLCMaito Interactive, LLCMercury AuthenticationsMike Hill ConstructionMobile MongoMulti-Medium SolutionsNautic Studios Nayak, LLCNurse ReportOcoos.comOrgano GoldParkSmoothPocketbook MagazinePristine Clean CarpetsPure GraceQuiltReichert House Ice Cream ShopRight Path TransportSecure Investment RealtySimple Internet StrategiesStickcore, Inc.Student MaidSwamp FitnessTasty OasisTechshido3Wro - Third World Relief OrganizationTruffle Cake CompanyUraptorVertiosoWanna Save The World, Inc.Witts Solutions, Inc.WoredrobeYoutorial Market, Inc

ALUMNIENTREPRENEUR INCUBATOR

PARTNERSHIP FOR

IMPECCABLEproviding support and services to companies

just getting their feet wet.

Kristen Hadeed, a 2010 University of Florida

graduate with a bachelor’s in finance and

a minor in communications, founded

The Entrepreneur Incubator program at

Santa Fe College’s Center for Innovation

and Economic Development (CIED) helps

small businesses flourish in our community.

The incubator’s mission is to enhance local

economic development and job creation by

SUCCESS

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SUCCESS

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Student Maid in 2009 and brought the business to the

Incubator that same year. After just 14 months in the

Incubator, Hadeed was ready to move Student Maid to

a new location and continue its success. She spent the

next four years fashioning her cleaning and concierge

business from a local startup into a full-service industry

leader.

“[Student Maid] is one of our most interesting and

successful incubating companies,” said Dug Jones,

Assistant Vice President of Economic Development at

the CIED. “It’s a great example of what we aspire to

accomplish with our program.”

Jones noted the qualities that help a company flourish

while incubating are the same ones that continue to make

it prosperous once a business leaves the Incubator. A

combination of an innovative idea, persistence and a

strong network seem to be the keys to victory.

Student Maid is the perfect example. Hadeed grew

her business from a one-person operation in 2009,

to a company that now boasts 350 employees during

peak seasons, has served over 2,000 residents in the

Gainesville area and was recognized as the Gainesville

Area Chamber of Commerce’s “Leading Women’s

Enterprise” in 2010 and 2011. And, the company recently

opened a second location, in Pensacola, on May 1.

Student Maid exclusively hires students with GPAs of 3.5

or higher who demonstrate a knack for customer service

and a willingness to go the extra mile. In Gainesville,

Student Maid hires students from the University of

Florida, Santa Fe College and local high schools and will

employ students from the University of West Florida and

Pensacola State College at its new location.

Hadeed was looking to expand, and Pensacola’s

sizeable student population and supportive Chamber of

Commerce made it a top-choice for the new site.

“Our plan has always been to expand to other cities, and

we’re so excited about this opportunity in Pensacola.”

Hadeed said. “It couldn’t be a more ideal situation or a

more perfect time.”

Hadeed is also the founder of Gainesville’s very own

speaker conference, FreshSpark. Similar to the TEDx

conference format, FreshSpark will bring 12 renowned

speakers to the Santa Fe College Fine Arts Hall for

its “reThink: Success” exhibition. Speakers such as

entrepreneur and author Simon Sinek, and Byron Young,

owner of Corda Roys who was recently featured on the

hit ABC television show Shark Tank, will share insider tips

on business success in quick, high-energy presentations.

Hadeed’s success is one to be celebrated, but she is

humble about her upward mobility and thankful for the

local support she has received.

“I want to thank the Gainesville community for helping

us grow and for believing in us. We are so lucky to have

such a fantastic support system and couldn’t be more

excited to grow the Student Maid brand,” Hadeed said.

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

www.studentmaid.com

“[Student Maid] is one of our most interesting and successful incubating companies. It’s a great example of what we aspire to accomplish with our program.

-Dug Jones, Assistance Vice President of Economic Development at the CIED

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PROGRAMSBACCALAUREATE

The Bachelor of Applied Science program in Clinical Laboratory Science prepares students to enter the workforce as Clinical Laboratory Technologists or Medical Technologists. In this profession, graduates are responsible for developing, performing and evaluating laboratory tests used in medical diagnostics and clinical research. As part of their baccalaureate program, graduates typically focus their health-related clinical capstone on a specialty area in which they will eventually seek employment such as chemistry, hematology or microbiology.

Clinical Laboratory Science degree courses are taught primarily at the college’s Charles R. and Nancy V. Perry Emerging Technologies Center in Alachua. This BAS program also requires extensive clinical laboratory rotations, so students should expect to spend time in local hospitals and clinical sites in the senior year.

CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE

CONTACT INFORMATION

Interim Director: Eileen Monck

PA-102 (352) 395-5321

Advisor: Sabrina Thrower

PA-102 (352) 381-5687

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The Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education includes classes covering preschool curriculum, social and emotional development, classroom management, and developmentally appropriate practices. For practical experience, students utilize SF’s Little School, an on-campus preschool program for children ages 14 months to 5 years, including two prekindergarten classes.

Bachelor’s degree programs like SF’s help elevate the status of early childhood education by raising the pay scale of preschool teachers and retaining more students hoping to earn higher degrees. In the past, teachers wanting to earn bachelor’s degrees in early childhood education often had to switch focuses because more advanced degrees simply were not offered in the field.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Director: Dr. Tyran Butler

B-214 (352) 395-5350

Advisor: Leslie Mojeiko

B-217 (352) 395-5322

CONTACT INFORMATION

Director: Dr. James Geason

C-107 (352) 395-5135

Coordinator: Dr. Kezia Awadzi

A-007K (352) 395-5335

Advisors: Doug Robertson

C-102 (352) 395-5139

Scott Fortner and Sari Sanborn

W-002 (352) 395-5650

The Bachelor of Applied Science program in Health Services Administration is an online program that prepares students to enter the workforce as Medical/Health Services managers. In this profession, graduates are responsible for planning, directing, coordinating and supervising the delivery of health care. They may be specialists managing specific clinical departments or generalists managing a facility or system. Their work as managers involves a complex array of factors impacting today’s health care environment: technology, regulations, accreditation, innovation in treatment and delivery, system finance and insurance reimbursement.

Courses in the Health Services Administration degree are taught almost entirely online with the exception of a final capstone internship class that is taught in the field.

HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion Program is a limited access program designed for registered nurses who are graduates of an accredited associate of science in nursing degree program (ASN). Upper division coursework will consist of 30 credit hours addressing topics related to leadership and management, nursing theory, research, culture, pharmacology, community health, and population-based nursing across the lifespan. The coursework will be completed mainly online in asynchronous instruction. There will be one course with a lab experience and two courses with local clinical experiences. All BSN degree seeking students are required to complete the same basic requirements as traditional baccalaureate students, including general education courses and demonstration of foreign language competence. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion Program adheres to the state’s common course prerequisites. Due to the specialized nature of the BSN Completion Program, individuals are required to consult with an academic advisor when applying for admission. The program is planning an initial site visit for accreditation.

NURSING (RN TO BSN)

CONTACT INFORMATION

Director: Dr. Lois Ellis

W-201 (352) 395-5731

Coordinator: Susan Beverung

W-264 (352) 395-5747

CONTACT INFORMATION

Director: Dr. James Geason

C-107 (352) 395-5135

Coordinator: Dr. Jake Searcy

A-051 (352) 381-7088

Advisors: Scott Fortner and

Sari Sanborn

W-002 (352) 395-5650

Advisor: Doug Robertson

C-102 (352) 395-5139

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Organizational Management (SOM) program is the only one of its kind in Alachua or Bradford counties. The SOM program prepares students for management and supervisory positions in a variety of professions. The program provides a career and educational pathway for students who have earned an Associate of Science degree in a professional and technical discipline. The SOM program also provides an excellent opportunity for individuals who have already entered the workforce but are interested in acquiring business management, leadership and supervisory skills. The program builds directly on SF’s AS and AA degrees in business administration, and indirectly on technical degrees in other areas. Students are exposed to the theory and practice of business management including finance, economics, law, human resource management and organizational behavior. The degree culminates with a capstone course where students put into practice the theories and principles they have studied in the program.

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NOTICE OF EQUAL ACCESS/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND NONDISCRIMINATION

Santa Fe College is committed to an environment that embraces diversity, respects the rights of all individuals, is open and accessible, and is free of harassment and discrimination based on, but not limited to, ethnicity, race, creed, color, religion, age, disability, sex, marital status, national origin, political opinions or affiliations, veteran status, and genetic information. The College does not discriminate in its programs and activities, including employment and admissions.

In particular, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (20 U.S.C. § 1681) is an all-encompassing federal law that prohibits discrimination based on the sex of students, employees, and third parties when appropriate, of educational institutions which receive federal financial assistance. Sexual harassment of students, which includes acts of sexual violence, is a form of sex discrimination prohibited by Title IX. Santa Fe College complies with all aspects of this and other federal and state laws regarding non-discrimination.

Title II of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 protects applicants and employees from discrimination based on genetic information in hiring, promotion, discharge, pay, fringe benefits, job training, classification, referral, and other aspects of employment. GINA also restricts employers’ acquisition of genetic information and strictly limits disclosure of genetic information. Genetic information includes information about genetic tests of applicants, employees, or their family members; the manifestation of diseases or disorders in family members (family medical history); and requests for or receipt of genetic services by applicants, employees, or their family members.

Anyone with questions about compliance or a complaint regarding harassment or discrimination, including sexual harassment and sexual violence as a violation of Title IX, should contact the College’s Equal Access/Equal Opportunity Coordinator using the following contact information:

Lela Frye, Equal Access/Equal Opportunity Coordinator3000 NW 83rd Street, R-Annex, Room 105, Gainesville, Florida 32606(352) [email protected]

Santa Fe College’s Board Rule 2.8 and procedure 2.8P define its policy prohibiting discrimination and harassment and its grievance procedures for such complaints.

INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION

SACS Accreditation StatementSanta Fe College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate and baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Santa Fe College.

The purpose for publishing the Commission’s address and contact numbers is to enable interested constituents

(1) to learn about the accreditation status of Santa Fe College, (2) to file a third-party comment at the time of Santa Fe’s decennial review, or (3) to file a complaint against Santa Fe College for alleged non-compliance with a standard or requirement.

To learn more about college admission requirements, financial aid, educational programs, etc., please contact Santa Fe directly.

This publication was developed and funded by the SF Perkins Initiative Office and produced by the Perkins Initiative Office and Communications and Creative Services, Santa Fe College, Gainesville, FL © 2013

Santa Fe College • 3000 NW 83rd Street, Gainesville, FL 32606 • www.sfcollege.edu

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Santa Fe College 2013 Partnership Book