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Inclusion Specialization Certificate, CCC

Apply to FSWContact UsThe College Credit Certificate (CCC) in Inclusion Specializationprepares students for further education and careers in a variety of early childhood education settings. This CCC equips students to become inclusive educators. An emphasis on relationships between children, families, and communities in our diverse world is central to the framework of the courses and experiences in completing this certificate. The study of research and theory is blended with many opportunities for hands-on experiences, as well as practical experience in the field. Credits earned in a CCC may be applied toward completion of an associate degree.Program InformationAdmissions Requirements:Students must fulfill the entrance requirements for Florida SouthWestern State College (High School Diploma or GED).Certificate Requirements: 12 Credit HoursCHD 1332- Creative Experiences for the Young Child 3 creditsEEC 1603- Positive Guidance and Behavior Management 3 creditsEEX 1013- Special Needs in Early Childhood Education 3 creditsEDF 2085- Introduction to Diversity for Educators- (I) 3 credits College Catalog Listing

Academic Support Center - Collier Campus

Details Email: Phone: (239) 732-3139 Extension: 33139 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport Location: Collier J-204 Office Hours: May vary by semester – Go to <a href="https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport" target="_blank">www.fsw.edu/academicsupport</a> Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Daniel Reynolds Instructional Assoc. I, College Tutoring - Math, Collier (239) 732-3414 33414 Email

Academic Success and Learning Resources

Details Email: Phone: (239) 489-9310 Extension: 11310 Fax: (239) 489-9072 Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport Location: Lee S-263 Office Hours:

Academic Support Center - Charlotte Campus

Details Email: Phone: (941) 637-3520 Extension: 53520 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport Location: Charlotte B-101 Office Hours: May vary by semester – Go to <a href="https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport" target="_blank">www.fsw.edu/academicsupport</a>

Academic Affairs

Details Email: Phone: (239) 489-9214 Extension: 11214 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/vpaa Location: Lee I-214 Office Hours: Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Judith Bilsky Provost/Vice President, Academic Affairs (239) 985-3498 11998 Email Emmaline Blikstad Coord., Investigative Institutional Research (239) 489-9126 11126 Email Carrie Bohling Sr. Internship Coord. (239) 489-9362 11362 Email Tammy Caraker Dir., Accelerated Pathways Programs (239) 489-9235 11235 Email Jeanne Cortes Exec. Asst. & Coord., Academic Affairs (239) 489-9214 11214 Email Courtney Daniels Coord., AA - Academic Enhancement, Curriculum, Honors & Research (239) 433-6993 16993 Email Christina Dickey Coord., Institutional Research & Reporting Email Mary Font Coord., Academic Affairs (239) 489-9303 11303 Email Tania Garcia Cabrera Coord., Workforce Education (239) 432-7394 17394 Email Christy Gilfert Assoc. Vice President, Academic Success (239) 985-3475 11975 Email Jessica Godwin Coord., Accountability, Effectiveness & Grants (239) 489-9227 11227 Email Jessica Harber Coord., Institutional Research (239) 432-7301 16601 Email Rebecca Harris Asst. VP, Collegewide Curriculum & Academic Enhancement (239) 489-9425 11425 Email Brandon Jett Dir., Honors Scholar Program & Center Undergrad Research & Creativity (863) 674-6043 66043 Email Bonnie LaFemina Sr. Coord., Academic Affairs - Collier (239) 732-3418 33418 Email Amanda Lasher Career Coordinator (Collier) (239) 433-6982 16982 Email Bonnie Lawler Sr. Coord., Academic Scheduling (239) 489-9053 11053 Email Martin McClinton Assoc. Vice President, Academic Affairs (239) 432-6798 16798 Email Michael Messina Dir., International Education (239) 477-3594 14094 Email Michele Pelletier Program Dir., RIST Institute for Cybersecurity (GF/LT) (239) 489-9133 11133 Email Whitney Rhyne Asst. Vice President, Workforce Education (239) 433-6943 16943 Email Anna Soza Coord., Assessment & Effectiveness (239) 489-9080 11260 Email Dorothy Valcourt Admin. Spec., Office of the Assoc. VP, Academic Success (239) 489-9222 19222 Email Joseph Van Gaalen Asst. Vice President, Institutional Research, Assessment & Effectiveness (239) 433-6965 16965 Email

Academic Support Center - Hendry Glades Curtis Center

Details Email: Phone: (863) 674-6007 Extension: 66007 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport Location: Hendry/Glades B-112 Office Hours: May vary by semester – Go to <a href="https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport" target="_blank">www.fsw.edu/academicsupport</a> Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Miquela Cuellar Instructional Associate II, College Tutoring - Math (863) 674-6007 66007 Email

Academic Support Centers - Oral Communication Center - Lee Campus

Details Email: Phone: (239) 432-7396 Extension: 16696 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport Location: Lee O - 205 Office Hours: Varies By Semester – Go to <a href="https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport" target="_blank">www.fsw.edu/academicsupport</a>

Academic Support Centers - Peer Tutoring Center - Lee Campus

Details Email: tutoring@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9308 Extension: 11308 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/tutoring Location: Lee Office Hours: Available by appointment Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Sandy Sardinas Sr. Coord., College Tutoring (239) 489-9068 11068 Email Heather Stahl Coord., Peer Tutoring (239) 489-9423 11423 Email

Academic Support Centers - Math, and Writing - Lee Campus

Details Email: monica.moore@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9308 Extension: 11615, 11308 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport Location: Lee Office Hours: May vary by semester Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Annette Chionilos Instructional Assoc. I, College Tutoring (PT-25hr) Email Ivy Hernandez Instructional Associate II, College Tutoring - Writing (239) 489-9378 11547 Email Sandy Sardinas Sr. Coord., College Tutoring (239) 489-9068 11068 Email

Academic Support Programs – Director’s Office Lee Campus

Details Email: Phone: (239) 489-9378 Extension: 11378<br>11024 Fax: Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/academicsupport Location: Lee Q-220 - Director<br>Q-218 - Sr. Staff Assistant Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Accounts Payable

Details Email: accountspayable@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9321 Extension: 1321 Fax: (239) 489-9399 Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/accountspayable Location: Lee O-117 Office Hours: Monday - Friday<br> 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Jeannine Branscum Accts. Payable Spec. II (239) 489-9449 11449 Email Claudia Francisco Accts. Payable Spec. II (239) 489-9325 11325 Email

Adaptive Services - Charlotte Campus

Details Email: adaptiveservices@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 432-7354 Extension: 55626 Fax: (239) 432-5236 Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/adaptiveservices Location: Office Hours: Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Ashley Myatt-Chisum Dir., Care & Adaptive Services (239) 489-9123 11123 Email

Adaptive Services - Collier Campus

Details Email: adaptiveservices@fsw.edu Phone: Extension: Fax: (239) 272-3131 Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/adaptiveservices Location: Collier J-114 Office Hours: Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Ashley Myatt-Chisum Dir., Care & Adaptive Services (239) 489-9123 11123 Email

Adaptive Services - Hendry/Glades Curtis Center

Details Email: adaptiveservices@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 432-7354 Extension: 66003 Fax: (239) 432-5236 Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/adaptiveservices Location: Office Hours: Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Ashley Myatt-Chisum Dir., Care & Adaptive Services (239) 489-9123 11123 Email

Adaptive Services - Lee Campus

Details Email: adaptiveservices@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 432-7354 Extension: 16654 Fax: (239) 432-5236 Fax Extension: Website: https://www.fsw.edu/adaptiveservices Location: Lee Q-103 Office Hours: Faculty and Staff Name Title Phone # Ext. Email Jennifer Henry Assoc. Dir., Care and Adaptive Services (239) 489-9055 11055 Email Kathryn Lucero-Cintron Care & Adaptive Services Coord. (239) 432-7354 16654 Email Michael Mogilevskiy Admin Spec., Care & Adaptive Services Email Ashley Myatt-Chisum Dir., Care & Adaptive Services (239) 489-9123 11123 Email

Preschool Specialization Certificate, CCC

Apply to FSWContact UsThe College Credit Certificate (CCC) in Preschool Specializationprepares students for further education and careers in a variety of settings with a focus on the education of children between three and five years of age. The study of research and theory is blended with many opportunities for hands-on experiences, as well as practical experience in the field. Credits earned in a CCC may be applied toward completion of an associate degree.Program InformationAdmissions Requirements:Students must fulfill the entrance requirements for Florida SouthWestern State College (High School Diploma or GED).Certificate Requirements: 12 Credit HoursCHD 1134- Management of Early Childhood Learning 3 credits (CDA/FCCPC eligible course)CHD 1135- Understanding Young Children 3 credits (CDA/FCCPC eligible course)CHD 1220- Introduction to Child Development 3 creditsEEC 1000- Foundations in Early Childhood Education 3 credits (CDA/FCCPC eligible course)College Catalog Listing

Digital Media/Multimedia Design, CCC

How to ApplyContact UsDive into Digital Media/ Multimedia Production at FSWStep into the world of design, animation, and multimedia with the Digital Media/Multimedia Production Certificate at Florida SouthWestern State College. Whether you're an aspiring graphic designer, web developer, or video editor, this program prepares you with the creative skills and technical expertise to succeed. CareersSkillsDegrees & CertificatesProgram InformationPathwaysHelpful LinksContactApplyWhy FSW?Careers The Digital Media/Multimedia Production Certificate prepares students for creative and technical roles in a variety of fast-growing industries. Career paths may include: Digital Media Specialist Graphic Designer Multimedia Artist Web Designer Digital Video Editor Animation AssistantVisual Content CreatorSkillsApplicants interested in this certificate should possess: A keen eye for design and compositionBasic computer literacy and comfort with digital tools Strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills Attention to detail and time management An interest in animation, web development and/or video production What We'll Teach YouThe curriculum of this certificate focuses on teaching students: Digital Art & AnimationElectronic ArtDigital Graphic DesignFundamentals of web development and design Digital Video and Sound Creation Program Information Duration: The Digital Media/Multimedia Production Certificate consists of 15 credit hours and can be completed in approximately 1-2 semesters depending on course load and availability. Curriculum: Courses taught in this certificate include Digital Art and Animation, Introduction to Electronic Art, Digital Graphic Design, Web Design I, and Digital Video and Sound Degrees and CertificatesUpon successful completion, students will earn a College Credit Certificate in Digital Media/Multimedia Production. The credits earned through this CCC can be applied toward an Associate in Science (AS) degree, allowing students to continue their education and expand their career options. Academic and Career PathwaysFSW's Academic and Career Pathways are structured educational plans that guide students through their courses towards specific career goals, providing a clear route to employment or further education and making their studies more efficient and focused. Explore the exciting world of Performing & Visual Arts at Florida SouthWestern State College, home to our Digital Media and Multimedia Production Certificate. This pathway enriches your understanding of arts, creativity and the various forms of performing and visual arts. By following this pathway, you'll ensure that your courses align perfectly with your career goals, whether you're aiming for a role in digital design, graphic design or beyond. It's a smart way to make sure every class you take helps you on your way to success.Curious about where this pathway could take you? Visit the FSW Pathways Page to discover all the opportunities that await you. Start your journey with us today and step into a future filled with possibilities!How to ApplyProspective students should check FSW's admission page for application guidelines and submit their application along with the necessary documents. Once you are accepted, you will be assigned an advisor who will help you register. If you are interested in the Digital Media and Multi-Media Production Certificate, you can apply directly the certificate if you are not planning to pursue another degree. You can also apply to the Associate in Arts degree in General Studies and speak with your advisor about staying on track to receive the certificate as part of your studies.ContactDr. Brian Page- Dean, School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Brian.Page@fsw.eduHelpful LinksApply to FSWSchool of Arts, Humanities and Social SciencesArts@FSWPerforming & Visual Arts Pathway Other Academic and Career Pathways Associate in Arts Degree

School of Pure and Applied Sciences

School of Pure and Applied SciencesThe School of Pure and Applied Sciences supports Florida SouthWestern State College’s Associate of Arts Degree by offering a rigorous curriculum in math and science. A student’s successful completion of the general education and discipline-specific aspects of the degree establishes a foundation for lifelong learning and prepares the student to be a thoughtful, informed, global citizen. This educational experience fosters academic excellence, interdisciplinary dialog, respect for self and others, and social responsibility.Chemical Hygiene Plan (PDF)Programs of StudyAA General StudiesA.S. Science & Engineering TechnologyCertificate, Scientific Workplace PreperationHonors Scholar ProgramFlorida SouthWestern State College's Honors Scholar Program offers students an enriched and challenging educational experience that extends learning beyond the classroom. We strive to cultivate academic excellence, skillful leadership, and commitment to social responsibility. As a rigorous, transdisciplinary program, we inspire students to seek out transformative experiences and participate in the world in new ways.Learn MoreProgram HighlightsFSW Turtle Relocation ResearchThis summer Professor Jordan Donini and some of his FSW student researchers made a positive impact on the SWFL ecosystem by releasing illegally captured turtles back into their natural environment after they were confiscated by FWC during a reptile poaching bust. This is all new research being done by FSW students that will hopefully lead to new data which will help FWC and other wildlife organizations relocate more illegally captured reptiles in the future.CRISPR Experiment At FSWWhat is CRISPR? It's cutting-edge technology and it's being used right here at FSW. Students in Dr. Anzalone's microbiology class were the first FSW students to use CRISPR to successfully edit the genes of bacteria. This successful experiment is just another example of how FSW is preparing students for the high-tech world of tomorrow.

Admission Guidelines for the Honors Scholar Program

We use a holistic approach to identify and evaluate talented candidates so as not to exclude late-bloomers, non-traditional students, or students who may have met with substantial obstacles which prevented them from developing their full potential prior to their application to the College. This program is best suited for students seeking an AA degree who have not taken more than 30 credit hours. We have two application periods. The first is our priority application review deadline of March 1st. Any applications received between March 2nd and July 1st will be reviewed on a rolling basis as the applications are received. Apply NowBenefits include:Participation in a community of highly motivated, intellectually curious students and faculty who are committed to free inquiry, civilized debate, cultural creation, and community service.Funding to participate in state, regional, and national conferences.Access to the Honors capstone class in which students are paired with a faculty mentor to complete a directed individual research project. Students have access to funding to acquire materials or attend workshops and conferences related to their capstone researchFunding and academic guidance to support creative initiatives.Access to Honors seminars which emphasize hands-on, project-based, experiential learning.Smaller class sizes which facilitate personalized instruction from talented faculty and foster mentoring relationships.Access to a wide range of field trips and extracurricular events.Automatic admission into the Honors Colleges at USF and FGCU if you complete the certificate with a 3.5 overall GPA. Graduating High School StudentsIncoming Freshman can also apply directly to the Honors Scholar Program. They must meet the following criteria:Seeking an AA degree.Unweighted GPA of a 3.5 or higher at the time of the application and ONE of the following:SAT/PSAT combined score of 1100 or higher in Math and Critical Reading ACT/PreACT composite score of 25 or higherPERT score of 120 or above on both Writing, Reading, and Math sectionAccuplacer score of 270 in Writing, Reading, and Math sections 1.0 credit of advanced coursework (honors, AP, AICE, IB, or DE) with grades of B- or better.Dual-enrolled High School StudentsDE students who have already completed college coursework must have a 3.2 overall GPA and need to submit at least one letter of recommendation from college faculty. Their second letter may be from a high school teacher, counselor, or administrator.DE students who have not completed any college coursework meet the requirements of Incoming Freshman students and need to submit two letters of recommendation by people familiar with their academic achievements. Current FSW StudentsGPA of 3.2 on 12 hours of College coursework exclusive of College Prep coursesTwo faculty recommendationsTransfer StudentsGPA of 3.2 on 12 hours of College coursework exclusive of College prep coursesTwo faculty recommendations