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CAMLS Expansion Extends Tampa Bay’s Reach As Biotech Hub

18 Nov

Published in 83 Degrees Media, 9.17.13 CAMLS, the Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation in downtown Tampa, will soon build a new facility in Panama to expand its ability to teach medical providers in Central and South America. The...
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My thoughts about Common Core State Standards

14 Oct

I’m a Florida resident and parent of two children who will be entering school soon. I’m also the wife of a teacher and daughter of two former teachers. I hear and read a lot about Common Core Standards and how...
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Encore Tampa Bay Combines Personal, Social Fulfillment

23 Sep

Published in 83 Degrees Media, 7.23.13 There’s an unprecedented workforce shift taking place in our society. People nearing retirement age are redefining that stage in their lives. Rather than the old adage of retirement being freedom from work, Baby Boomers...
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Graduate Tampa Bay: HCC’s Vet Tech Program Engages Students In Real-World Experiences

26 Aug

Published in 83 Degrees Media, 6.25.13 Veterinary technicians can be described as nurses for animals. They are often the first point of care an animal receives at a clinic. They perform initial examinations, listen to the owner’s concerns and help...
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Graduate Tampa Bay: Single Mom Conquers Fear, Disability To Return To School

23 Jul

Published in 83 Degrees Media, 5.21.2013 Naples resident Jodi Bell knows adversity. She knows what it’s like to raise two young children on her own. She knows what it’s like to be homeless and to feel without hope. She also...
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Tampa Bay’s Dad Bloggers Share Life’s Experiences

9 Jun

Published is 83 Degrees Media, 4.2.13 Life doesn’t get any more personal than writing publicly and authentically about the ups and downs, trials and tribulations in raising your own children. Personal insights — often reflecting the personalities of the writers...
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Natural Gas Use Up In Tampa Bay As Fleets Convert

27 May

Published in 83 Degrees Media, March 26, 2013 Tampa Bay is making its mark on clean energy and alternative fuel consumption with the addition of compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations and vehicles. CNG is a relatively low-cost, environmentally friendly,...
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Graduate Tampa Bay: Older Learner Says ‘Don’t Be Afraid Of Failure’

27 Apr

Published in 83 Degrees Media, 2.26.13 North Port resident Jodi Johnson overcame adversity and internal fears to take the first step toward earning a college degree, and now the 39-year old New College of Florida student says she’s glad she...
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Mom Bloggers In Tampa Bay: Keeping It Real

12 Apr

Published in 83 Degrees Media, 2.12.13 What does it take to be a good mom? Each person’s answer to that question is probably very different. For one mom, it might be involvement in school and the community. For another it’s...
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The Urban Conga: Reshaping Normal In Downtown Tampa

7 Apr

Published in 83 Degrees Media, 2.5.13 A group of Tampa Bay area architects, designers, artists and creators want to stimulate your mind and body through interactive displays in downtown Tampa. Whoa. Say it’s so! The Urban Conga in downtown Tampa...
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