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Renamed Valencia College in 2011. With four campuses and two centers in the Orlando area, Valencia College is now the third largest of Florida's 28 community colleges, teaching more than 59,000 students a year. The school opened as Valencia Junior College in 1967. In 1971, it changed its name to Valencia Community College and moved to its first permanent location, the 180-acre West Campus located on South Kirkman Road.  Show more »
Renamed Valencia College in 2011. With four campuses and two centers in the Orlando area, Valencia College is now the third largest of Florida's 28 community colleges, teaching more than 59,000 students a year. The school opened as Valencia Junior College in 1967. In 1971, it changed its name to Valencia Community College and moved to its first permanent location, the 180-acre West Campus located on South Kirkman Road.  « Show less

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    Oct 30, 2009 |Blog| Sun-Sentinel
  1. What's casino mogul's interest in Crist and Florida?

    Mayo on the Side: Broward news columnist Michael Mayo | Sun-Sentinel Blogs
    After more unflattering news reports last week about his light schedule, Florida Governor Charlie Crist keeps phoning it in. Today???s schedule shows three phone calls. Yesterday???s showed two phone calls after a 9 a.m. appearance at Valencia Community...

    Tags: Lobbying, Washington (U.S. state), Politics, Executive Branch, Tourism and Leisure

  2. Mar 14, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  3. No lieutenant governor? Not a problem

    Florida lost its lieutenant governor this week, meaning a whole bunch of ribbon-cutting gigs just opened up. Other than that, most folks won't notice a difference. Still, a few thoughts:
    Florida lost its lieutenant governor this week, meaning a whole bunch of ribbon-cutting gigs just opened up. Other than that, most folks won't notice a difference. Still, a few thoughts: •What a pitiful way to go out. Years ago, former House...

    Tags: Lobbying, Rick Scott, Aspen Institute, Executive Branch, Politics

  4. Mar 24, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  5. Force of King legacy strong in these youths

    "An individual has not started living," the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once declared, "until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity."
    "An individual has not started living," the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once declared, "until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity." I can't say whether any of the 59 Orange...

    Tags: Human Interest, Martin Luther King Jr., Orlando, New Products, American Red Cross

  6. Jan 17, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  7. Photos inspire N.Y. artist

    "A History of Things I Will Remember but Never See" features images painted from photos of "our recent historic memory"
    I know it's still only January, but I want to nominate the name of Valencia College's latest exhibit for my just created "The Artsiest Exhibition Title of the Year" award. (This should not be confused with long titles, such as the one for a Hannibal...

    Tags: Crealde School of Art, Winter Park, Education, Artists, Maitland

  8. Jan 1, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  9. 25 most powerful people in Central Florida

    They control some of the largest work forces in town.
    They control some of the largest work forces in town. They can affect your health care, your daily commute, even your kids' education. Some of them have direct lines to the White House. They are Central Florida's power players. And you deserve to...

    Tags: Florida's Blood Centers, Jim Pugh, Politics, Parties and Movements, Bill Nelson

  10. Dec 2, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  11. Stressed workers paint brighter picture with hobby

    No one had to paint Barbara Hughes a picture.
    No one had to paint Barbara Hughes a picture. Stressed as piano wire by her job, withdrawing deeper into her own shell, overcome by anomie – Hughes knew she needed help. "I was close to a breaking point where I would quit my job and do something...

    Tags: Maitland Art Center, Television Industry, Science and Technology

  12. Nov 28, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  13. State's $10,000 college degree a gimmick

    Gov. Rick Scott is really into DIY government cost-cutting, as evidenced this week by his $10,000 degree challenge. So why stop there?
    Gov. Rick Scott is really into DIY government cost-cutting, as evidenced this week by his $10,000 degree challenge. So why stop there? Here are more suggestions for additional do-it-yourself state cuts, where the user does more and the government does...

    Tags: Teaching and Learning, Politics, Executive Branch, Students, Daytona State College

  14. Oct 20, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  15. Eat healthfully on food-stamp budget? It can be done

    The poorest Americans would nearly starve if it weren't for fast-food dollar menus and other cheap, highly processed foods, such as mashed potatoes in a box. We've heard this so many times that we accept as fact the idea that obesity and diabetes are...

    Tags: Trips and Vacations, Healthy Diet, Nutrition, Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Travel

  16. Mar 31, 2012 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  17. Thanks for adding to my commute

    Ever since the local road czars played presto chango with the interchange between State Roads 408 and 417 three weeks ago, something is off during my daily commute.
    Ever since the local road czars played presto chango with the interchange between State Roads 408 and 417 three weeks ago, something is off during my daily commute. The drive is longer. I'm routed out of my way as I drive past the remnants of what was...

    Tags: Obesity, Transportation, Commuting, Public Transportation, Travel

  18. Mar 6, 2010 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  19. Florida’s Blood Centers needs to clean house

    The fate of Florida's Blood Centers President and CEO Anne Chinoda could be decided this week when the center's board of directors is scheduled to meet to potentially discuss a separation package for her. It's clear Chinoda's exit is one step that...

    Tags: Florida's Blood Centers, Universal Studios Orlando, Buddy Dyer, Economy, Business and Finance, Amusement and Theme Parks

  20. Nov 21, 2010 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  21. Burnham's fundraising slowly growing

    By now, if all had gone according to plan, the <strong>Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute</strong> would have attracted $15 million in local philanthropy dollars.
    By now, if all had gone according to plan, the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute would have attracted $15 million in local philanthropy dollars. But as the economy ran dry, so did the big checks. An effort by Sanford-Burnham to sell the...

    Tags: Health, Universal Studios Orlando, Lake Nona, Economy, Business and Finance, The Walt Disney Co.

  22. Jan 28, 2010 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  23. Politicians frantic to create jobs

    One day after President Barack Obama pledged in his State of the Union address that creating jobs would be his No. 1 focus, he used both of Florida's coasts Thursday to try to back up that promise. On the west coast, Obama appeared in Tampa to announce...

    Tags: Brevard County, Suzanne Kosmas, Meg Crofton, Orange County (New York), Buddy Dyer

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