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Once you become a Seminole State student, you’re automatically a member of the (unofficial…but we’ll count it anyway) Raider fan club, which means free admission to all Raider home events! Raider Athletics competes in five National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) sports and is a member of the Florida College System Activities Association/Mid-Florida Conference.
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What makes studying in Central Florida so perfect?

The Orlando area has a variety of attractions, from beaches ready for splashing to scenic parks perfect for biking to world-famous theme parks. Then there are the “everyday” diversions, like a vibrant arts and performance culture that celebrates all things creative, from art gallery openings to museums to high-profile musical artists.

INFOGRAPHIC: Bored? Not here. Ways to unwind and rewind. 50 Performance Arts Theatres. 13 Zoos and Aquariums. 11 Bowling Alleys. 47 Amusement, Theme and Water Parks. 6 Biking Trails. 105 Golf Courses. 22 Art Galleries. 12 Sorts Complexes.

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Expanding the Field

Dr. Janell Robinson knows that a well-built network is important not only for computers, but people too. She aims to include more women and people of color into STEM areas and designed the curriculum for former Orlando Magic forward Aaron Gordon’s inaugural CodeOrlando summer camp for underprivileged youth.
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Learning the Business

Rachel Yang is getting a hands-on education while pursuing her bachelor’s degree. As a part of the work-study program, Rachel is working with the College’s Marketing and Communications team on everything from snapping the perfect Instagram photo for the College’s platforms to volunteering at events on campus.

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Around The World

Brandon Widener made his childhood dream come true. After watching “The Lion King” as a child, he fell in love with the film industry. Attending Seminole State and completing his associate degree in multimedia technology gave Brandon the skills he needed to land a job working for Disney XD in Los Angeles.
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Going The Distance

Jon Hughes keeps Orlando running. Literally. With his associate degree in business from Seminole State, Jon put his lifelong passion of long-distance running to use and owns Track Shack, a specialty running store near downtown Orlando.
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