New Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs for FAU Jupiter Campus
Stackman will concurrently serve as the dean of FAU's Graduate College, which provides current graduate students with support through professional development initiatives and advice regarding policies related to thesis and dissertation preparation and submission. Stackman has a background as an accomplished neuroscientist with a research lab in Jupiter that investigates the role of brain circuits and cellular mechanisms in the development of long-term memory.
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Jupiter Campus Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2022
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Kelsie MarEdith Bernot, Ph.D.
Instructor of Biology
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Shaina Rowell, Ph.D.
Instructor of Psychology
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Daniel T. de Lill, Ph.D.
Instructor of Chemistry
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Zachary Ferrara, Ph.D.
Instructor of Economics
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The FAU Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute is requesting applications for the 2022-2023 Pilot Grant Program supporting research in neurodegenerative disease research, computational brain science and health and general neuroscience. Current Institute faculty members are encouraged to apply for the program. Awards up to $25,000 are possible.
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FAU-MPFI Partner Programs |
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Outside of academic adventures, Yee said he enjoys attending club events, traveling, drawing, video games, and spending time with family. ... Read more.
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Meet WHC student, Maya Clarke, class of 2025. Clarke's current track of studies is in environmental studies. Clarke received the WHC Medallion Award for Outstanding First Year Student in 2022.
Clarke had the unique experience of growing up on a sailboat with her family, completing one trans-Pacific and two trans-Atlantic passages, traveling 26,000 nautical miles, visiting 24 countries. When Clarke is not attending classes and studying, she said she enjoys walking her dog at Juno beach, thrift shopping, and attending club events on campus. ... Read more.
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Meet Amparo Godoy Pastore, WHC student, class of 2024. Pastore is currently concentrating her studies in interdisciplinary mathematics with an emphasis in computer science and a minor in Spanish. One of her favorite classes was Honors Latin American Literature: Mid to Post Boom, because of the opportunity to write a research article on a short story by one of her favorite authors, Julio Cortázar.
Pastore said her hobbies include reading, going to coffee shops and bookstores, weight training, going to the beach and having “merienda” (afternoon snack) with friends. ... Read more.
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The club is an optional part of the post-secondary education program that allows these students to have a typical college experience, teaches them how to advocate for themselves, and seek employment opportunities post-graduation. ... Learn more.
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Carmen Cañete Quesada, WHC associate professor of Spanish, and a group of 14 WHC students are traveling to Spain this summer as part of a study abroad program. They will experience Spain’s capital city and surrounding areas through tours, museums and cultural activities while learning about the political and social impact of the Spanish Civil War in a European setting. ... Learn more about the program.
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Summer Mentorship Opportunity for FAU ACI Students and Jupiter Campus Faculty
During summer semesters, students enrolled in FAU’s Academy for Community Inclusion are provided the opportunity to connect in a one-on-one setting with University faculty and staff. These mentor relationships provide opportunities for ACI students to continue developing skills related to employment, independent living, and self-determination.
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Fall registration begins Aug. 1 at 8 a.m. In-person and online registration available. To receive a fall catalog, visit here.
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The Florida Atlantic University Foundation (FAUF) raised more than $81.24 million from more than 5,332 donors at the end of the 2022 fiscal year – the largest amount raised in the University’s history. This total breaks the record of $57 million from the previous year and demonstrates a continued trajectory for growth.
“FAU was founded on philanthropy, and that tradition has continued for more than 60 years,” said Chris Delisio, vice president of institutional advancement and CEO of FAUF. “This last fiscal year shows just how committed our friends, alumni and partners are to the mission and vision of the University.” ... Read more.
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FAU Tech Runway® recently hosted its annual Launch Competition, revealing its 10th class, “Venture Class 10.”
The Launch Competition provides the most promising startups and talented entrepreneurs in South Florida with an opportunity to join a year-long program that offers competition winners programs and resources from FAU’s Innovation and Business Development pipeline, entrepreneurial instruction, structured team-based mentoring, networking, marketing and capital-raising assistance, co-working space, events, intern support, and other vital programs. ... Read more.
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Research from the Safety Net Hospital Alliance of Florida and the Florida Hospital Association estimates that Florida will be short 17,924 physicians by the year 2035.
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“The FAU Health Network — a true collaboration that brings together the region’s already robust health care infrastructure — will help save lives and cure diseases,” said Julie Pilitsis, M.D., Ph.D., dean and vice president for medical affairs, Florida Atlantic University’s Schmidt College of Medicine. “Collectively, we are stronger. Together, we will help make our community an even greater place than it is today.”
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Red & Blue Day of Service
Ready to take flight? Join FAU for the 18th annual Red and Blue Day of Service on Saturday, Aug. 27!
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Art of Science submissions showcase original images and footage of the inherent beauty in research, scholarship and creative activity. Open to members of the FAU community – students, faculty, postdoctoral fellows and staff – to showcase the cutting-edge research, scholarship and creativity happening at FAU.
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FAU's Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) launched its latest edition of their program newsletter. Learn about current program information, related research and upcoming events in the Summer Time 2022 Newsletter. |
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In this episode, Grisel talks about the impacts of drugs and addiction in the brain on a biological level. Tune in!
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FAU Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute reflects on the institute's transformative 2021 year in the newly published 2022 edition of MasterMinds. This publication provides updates on research and educational activities of more than 100 faculty-level neuroscience investigators who seek to unlock the secrets of brain development and the mind, as well as devastating brain disorders. Click here to read.
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With the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season forecast to be above average activity and a higher probability of major hurricanes making landfall along the continental United States coastline, several Florida Atlantic University faculty experts are available to discuss various issues surrounding hurricane preparedness, evacuation and aftermath.
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Educational Leadership:
Intern to Excellence
Educational Leadership: Intern to Excellence is a 22-month state approved master’s degree program in educational leadership. The accelerated program includes district specific professional development for aspiring school leaders. ...
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Monday to Wednesday:
8:30 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Thursdays: 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Fridays: 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Saturdays: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sundays: 12:30 - 9 p.m.
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Did you know the Parking and Transportation Services provide a free intercampus shuttle service?
Students, faculty and staff can enjoy hassle-free, convenient transportation between the Boca Raton and Jupiter campuses.
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Explore key Jupiter campus locations and learn about life as a Wilkes Honors College student without leaving your home.
The new virtual tour takes visitors through the John D. MacArthur Campus, world-class research facilities, and the beautiful Jupiter community with nearby beaches.
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