Dream Catcher: SPC Public Policy grad lands dream job #SPCInspires

Photo of Mecca Bellmore Serfustini
Public Policy, Student Success Stories

Public Policy grad Mecca Bellmore Serfustini wrapped up the first year of SPC’s partnership with the City of Seminole by scoring her dream job. When Seminole City Manager Frank Edmunds was getting ready to retire last year, Public Policy and Administration’s Professor in Charge Jeff Kronschnabl wanted to know how St. Petersburg College could honor … Continue reading Dream Catcher: SPC Public Policy grad lands dream job #SPCInspires →

Noteworthy Innovation: Public Safety Video Projects Win Awards

Public Safety - All

The Center for Public Safety Innovation (CPSI) at the SPC Allstate Campus is making room in its trophy case for four new awards. Two video projects created with funding provided by the Bureau of Justice Assistance within the Department of Justice won Telly and Communicator Awards. Both are international competitions where works are judged on a … Continue reading Noteworthy Innovation: Public Safety Video Projects Win Awards →

An Unorthodox Way: Improve your Fitness Performance while Reducing Stress

Public Safety - All

As expected, you should be preparing beforehand for your Physical Abilities Test. There’s no doubt you’ll do great. However, after running, doing sit-ups and push-ups as a maniac all day can take its toll on your muscles.  The next day soreness and after burn feeling, can cause restricted movement. Thus, making you feel tired and … Continue reading An Unorthodox Way: Improve your Fitness Performance while Reducing Stress →

Ethics Students Visit Pinellas County Waste Department

Ethics, General Education

by Ethics Department Assistant Professor Melissa Coakley. On Wednesday June 22nd Applied Ethics students from the Clearwater campus spent the afternoon at the Pinellas County Waste Department.  The students are part of a special topic course in environmental ethics and had been looking forward to the trip for several weeks. Upon arrival at the facility students … Continue reading Ethics Students Visit Pinellas County Waste Department →

Public Policy student’s mission

Photo of Sane Haidara
Public Policy

St. Petersburg College’s Public Policy and Administration student Sane Haidara came to the United States from Timbuktu, Mali with an ambitious goal: improve human rights, including equal rights for men and women, educational opportunities, sanitation, health, and reduce malnutrition in his homeland. Growing up in this West African nation, Sane has witnessed first-hand starvation, lack … Continue reading Public Policy student’s mission →

Attend the Paralegal New Student Orientation and Info Session

Paralegal Studies

Learn more about our associate and bachelor’s degrees in Paralegal Studies at SPC. Or, if you want to become a paralegal and already have a bachelor’s degree in another subject, explore obtaining a bachelor’s certificate in Paralegal Studies. Register online! Info session details: Thursday, July 7, 5:30 – 7 p.m. Clearwater Campus Speak to our … Continue reading Attend the Paralegal New Student Orientation and Info Session →

Congratulations to Duane A. Daiker

Faculty Awards, Paralegal Studies

Congratulations to SP(J)C grad and long-time Legal Studies Adjunct Professor Duane Daiker on his election as Chair of the Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar. Duane A. Daiker has been elected Chair of the Appellate practice Section of The Florida Bar. Established in 1993, the Appellate Practice Section is a 1,700 member organization comprised … Continue reading Congratulations to Duane A. Daiker →