September 23, 2025 - 06:50

BAY COUNTY, Fla. – A generous contribution of over $194,000 has been awarded to the FSU Foundation by the St. Joe Community Foundation. This funding is designated to bolster three key educational programs at the university's Panama City campus.
The ASCENT program is at the forefront, aiming to advance science and career education in emerging technologies. This initiative is crucial for preparing students for the rapidly evolving job market and fostering innovation in various fields.
Additionally, the grant will support the St. Andrew and St. Joseph Bays Estuary Program, which focuses on environmental education and conservation efforts in the local ecosystem. This program plays an essential role in promoting awareness and stewardship of the region's natural resources.
Lastly, the Advanced Science Diving Program will benefit from this funding, enhancing students' hands-on learning experiences in marine science. Collectively, these programs represent a significant investment in the educational landscape of Bay County, promising to enrich the academic experience for students and contribute positively to the community.
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