What’s on your mind?

Students returning to campus in the fall of 2011 got a chance to give the world a little piece of their mind thanks to some chalk and black plywood “thought bubbles.”

Art professor Patrick Moser takes painting into the world of film to create a unique take on the famous mythical creature

As a child, Patrick Moser remembers being freaked out the first time he saw the famed 1967 Patterson-Gimlin footage that supposedly documented “Bigfoot” traipsing through a California forest.

Psychology professor’s research studies the connection between dogs and human behavior

While the family dog may not be able to read your mind, research by assistant professor of psychology Monique Udell seems to prove that man’s best friend might just be able to read your behavior.

Partnership with University of Florida preserves Hotel Ponce de Leon’s original blueprints

In 2004, original architectural drawings, sketches and notes for the Hotel Ponce de Leon – now Ponce de Leon Hall – were rescued from a campus boiler room, saving them from high heat and the ravages of insects and rodents.

Flagler Grad Rogers, ‘07, working on documentary films for MTV and ESPN

If you’ve seen an ESPN Film or spent a Sunday night catching up on MTV’s “True Life” series, chances are Andrew Armstrong Rogers, ’07, helped put it together. Rogers is post-production supervisor at Triple Threat TV, a Connecticut-based production company specializing in nonfiction entertainment.

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Egypt might be a long way from Flagler College, but Nicole Howlett will only have to travel to Chicago in order to study about it.

The spring 2011 graduate has been awarded a fellowship into the Egyptology program at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.

Flagler Associate Professor of Sociology Casey Welch talks about working at a fast food chain to research corporate control and ‘cheerful robots’

Don’t dally in the bathroom. That’s part of what Casey Welch, an associate professor of sociology at Flagler, learned a few years back when he went to work at a national fast food chain. He won’t name the burger-flipping joint where he took a minimum-wage job to study how chains exert total control over workers. Even bathroom breaks are timed!

Students thrive on service learning trip to the jungles of Ecuador

Ten Flagler students spent part of April pushed from their comfort zones when they hopped on a plane to Quito, Ecuador. They lived without clocks, quenched their thirst with licorice-flavored water, slept with monstrous insects and ate yucca for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

From awards and cocktails to surfing and athletics, Alumni Weekend had something for everybody.