Student Profiles

Student Government Council (SGC) Pro Tempore Tyler Tice Upswing: Commercial entrepreneurship student applies FSU PC program to family business

SGC Pro Tempore Tyler Tice’s commercial entrepreneurship education is proving to be a good investment

Patricia Mehaffy FSU Panama City paves student’s way for major in chemistry, Chinese

After encouragement from her FSU PC chemistry professor, Patricia Mehaffy pursued chemistry and Chinese at FSU Tallahassee

Morgan Olsen electrical engineering student U.S. Coast Guard veteran embraces path as electrical engineering student

After serving as Electrician’s Mate First Class in the U.S. Coast Guard, Morgan Olsen embraces her new identity as an electrical engineering student.

Lauren Beauchamp, a junior transfer student Professional communication student builds relationships at FSU Panama City

Professional communication major Lauren Beauchamp, a junior transfer student, formed Devotio“noles,” a Christian faith-based recognized student organization, on campus.

Isabella Barbour earns Promise Scholarship FSU PC PROMISE: Scholarship creates student lifeline

Isabella Barbour, a first-generation college student growing up in a one-income family of five in Bay County, is a spring 2021 recipient of the FSU PC Promise Scholarship.

Camille Darley Scheduling conflict broadens FSU PC student’s horizon in sport history

Political science and public administration student takes sports history class and finds value in its application across her studies.

Grizzly Brew logo Coffee enthusiast blends the perfect brew

Commercial entrepreneurship student Antonio Lopez began Grizzly Brew Coffee in fall 2017 as part of a class project. The company blends coffee beans from around the globe to emphasize the unique flavors of each bean’s origin without the typical bitter or harsh-tasting qualities some coffee-drinkers mask with cream and sugar.

Student studies at Library Learning Center Near-death experience inspires student to pursue law enforcement

For law enforcement operations major Mitchell “Gunnar” Gartner, a near-death experience put perspective and purpose to his life. As a high school student, Gartner was run over by a Ford Bronco March 30, 2013, on the shores of Panama City Beach. The driver was cited for careless driving.

Digital Design Studio fosters creative messaging Digital Design Studio fosters creative messaging

FSU Panama City students have a space dedicated to cultivating creative ideas and conveying messages in innovative ways.

As part of their summer senior design project, five FSU Panama City engineering students developed a Light Admitting Air Warning System to provide divers in low-to-no-visibility situations detailed information about the remaining pressure in their tank. Under Pressure: Electrical Engineering Students Develop Light Emitting Air Warning System

As part of their summer senior design project, five FSU Panama City engineering students developed a Light Admitting Air Warning System to provide divers in low-to-no-visibility situations detailed information about the remaining pressure in their tank.

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