Michael Candelaria, Author at Stetson Today

Stetson Receives ‘Voter Friendly Campus’ Designation

Michael Candelaria March 12, 2021

The national designation honors Stetson Votes, a leadership team composed of students and administrators

Students of Color Business Study Abroad Fund

Michael Candelaria March 5, 2021

School of Business Administration offers new scholarship opportunities for summertime education

Stetson Named A Leading University in Elementary Education

Michael Candelaria March 2, 2021

Stetson’s teacher program ranks in top 5% nationally for admission standards and diversity

‘Your Leadership Legacy’

Michael Candelaria March 2, 2021

ROTC’s retired Lt. Col. Oakland McCulloch has authored a new book about “becoming the leader you were meant to be”

Seeding Justice: Stetson receives $359,000 Mellon Foundation grant for college-in-prison program

Michael Candelaria February 24, 2021

2-year grant will expand humanities course offerings at Daytona Beach prison

Articles Explore Race and Education in Stetson’s Hollis Institute Journal

Michael Candelaria February 23, 2021

Voices of Reform journal examines ways to build better academic learners, structures

Racing Toward Career Growth

Michael Candelaria February 20, 2021

Stetson’s Centurion Sales Program/NASCAR partnership debuts with roaring success

Hatterthon: Despite The Pandemic, Miracle Workers Win Again

Michael Candelaria February 19, 2021

Student-led fundraiser for Orlando children’s hospital exceeds goal; raises more than 13K in 26.2 hours

“Harmonitrees”

Michael Candelaria February 19, 2021

New video shows School of Music students performing beside Hand Art Center exhibit

Graphic that says, Values Day, 2020 Hindsight

Reflecting on Self and Others

Michael Candelaria February 15, 2021

Many of the virtual events Feb. 11 reflected on pandemic, racial injustices and social upheaval

The timing of Stetson’s big pivot last spring wasn’t exactly ideal for some of the people who were most responsible in making it happen. For sure, the general circumstances nationwide were not good, as colleges and university braced for COVID-19. Yet, on March 12, 2020, when former President Wendy B. Libby, PhD, announced that all classes […]

Summoning Captain Kirk and Uhura

Michael Candelaria February 15, 2021

Editor’s note: In recognition of Black History Month, we celebrate the work of Professor Harry Price, PhD. The full length of this article will appear in the Spring 2021 issue of Stetson University Magazine, to be published in April. When Harry Price, PhD, associate professor of chemistry and director of biochemistry, was growing up in Chicago […]

Timely Sabbatical in Taiwan

Michael Candelaria February 15, 2021

In a sense, the timing could not have been much better. Stetson’s Rachel Core, PhD, an associate professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, barely made it through travel restrictions on the way to her sabbatical in Taiwan. Due to a new strain of COVID-19, Taiwan had closed to foreigners, but Core had a visa […]

Rising Political Mind

Michael Candelaria February 15, 2021

George Alderman ’21 remembers March 12, 2020, all too vividly. That was the day — and late evening — Alderman went from popular Student Government Association president to true leader. Former Stetson President Wendy B. Libby, PhD, had just announced that all classes on campus would move online for the remainder of the 2020 Spring […]