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Campus Climate Work Update – January 2022

Stetson Today January 28, 2022

Carmen Johnson, JD, provides a preliminary update on the collective work through the Campus Climate Action Plan

Natalie Simon talks to two soccer players on the field.

Alumna Natalie Simon is first Black woman to earn FIFA referee badge: ‘It’s kind of a miracle’

Stetson Today January 21, 2022

“I spent most of my career questioning if I was good enough. I think a lot of Black people, especially Black women, can relate to that,” says the 2011 Stetson grad

Ed Patricoff Jr. ’82, ’85 (JD): Laying Down the Law Around the World

Michael Candelaria January 13, 2022

International business law skills — and Stetson — have led him to court battles and complex negotiations involving more than 50 countries

Enrollment Management Adds ‘New Leaders’

Michael Candelaria December 15, 2021

The three additions are headlined by Joanne Brown, new assistant vice president of Enrollment Management and director of Financial Aid

Students learn about investing through Hatter Angels Network

Stetson Today December 14, 2021

Students pitch startup companies to Stetson alumni in this venture capital pilot program

Study Abroad: Gaining a WORLD Perspective

Cory Lancaster November 18, 2021

Stetson WORLD offers many opportunities for students to study abroad and find scholarships to defray expenses

Hillel adds program coordinator and admissions recruiter

Stetson Today October 8, 2021

Donation from Stetson alumnus helps fund new position to continue growing Jewish life on campus and recruit students

Faculty Advisor of the Year goes ‘above and beyond’ for students

Cory Lancaster October 1, 2021

Mercedes Tichenor, PhD, is known for her unwavering commitment to support students

Stetson Requires Faculty, Staff to Get COVID-19 Vaccines

Cory Lancaster August 20, 2021

University outlines health and safety measures as students return for fall classes

Opening Convocation: New Beginning, Continued Resilience

Michael Candelaria August 20, 2021

Keynote speaker Ashley Rutherford ’12 tells the Stetson community to “survive, thrive and persevere”

Business School’s Dascher Scholarship endowed with $33K in donations

Stetson Today July 22, 2021

Business majors are selected for the $1K award each spring, based on academic achievement

A "Go Hatters" banner hangs on campus as two students in masks walk by

Stetson receives $4.66M in federal COVID-19 relief to help students

Cory Lancaster July 3, 2021

The university also receives $4.659M to help cover pandemic-related expenses

Two women stand holding a phone with a picture of a third women.

Stetson Law sweeps awards at Annual Robert Orseck Moot Court Competition

Stetson Today June 25, 2021

For the first time, a Stetson Law team won all four awards in the state’s most prestigious Moot Court Championship

Stetson Hillel’s New National Voice

Michael Candelaria June 17, 2021

Lana Kolchinsky ’22 is named to the 2021-2022 Hillel International Student Cabinet

Slime mold leads to high-tech research for Stetson computer-science students

Stetson Today June 16, 2021

Alumnus Nick Gilmet ’20 to present his research at international conference in July

Scott Boore ’76 selected as Alumni Board’s new president-elect

Stetson Today June 16, 2021

Boore will become president in July 2022 and looks to increase diversity on the Alumni Board

Cupola atop Elizabeth Hall on the DeLand campus.

Faculty Tenure and Promotions Awarded for 2021

Michael Candelaria April 22, 2021

Nine members of Stetson’s faculty recently earned tenure and/or promotion

Graphic image of his portrait with historic German documents

“Resistance of the Heart”: Holocaust Memorial Lecture recalls Rosenstrasse Protest

Stetson Today April 9, 2021

When intermarried Jews were detained in 1943, their German wives protested to stop their deportation to work camps

Stetson’s PaCE Program Launches Online Sustainability Series

Michael Candelaria April 8, 2021

New course provides business leaders with guidance to implement sustainability strategies

People on a bus headed to march in Washington, 1968.

‘City of Hope:’ Stetson panel explores 1968 Poor People’s Campaign

Stetson Today March 12, 2021

Panel discusses the lessons of the Poor People’s Campaign and how they can be used to advance racial and economic justice today