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The University of North Florida, the city of Palm Coast and other MedNexus partners announced, on April 12, new developments and initiatives for UNF MedNexus in Palm Coast, including the expansion of educational and developmental programs and scholarship funding to produce high-quality, trained nurses and medical professionals.
UNF President David Szymanski, Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland and MedNexus partners were onsite to officially announce the UNF MedNexus location within the Town Center of Palm Coast at 145 City Place where construction is currently underway on classrooms, offices and a skills lab for nursing students.
UNF MedNexus in Palm Coast will have an inaugural cohort beginning in fall 2021 and is in the process of appointing a program director from the local area who will be instrumental in establishing and leading the program. Career days for local high school students will be held this summer for those interested in pursuing health ca
Boice, who is currently principal of Cathedral Parish School, will retire in early July.
Actually, this will be Boice’s second “retirement.”
“After teaching for 16 years and serving as principal at two schools for a total of 21 years, I decided to retire in 2014. But that didn’t last long. Guess I got restless,” she said from her home at World Golf Village.
Boice began her career in education at Garrett High School in Garrett, Indiana, where she taught business education classes. After relocating to Florida, she continued her career at Jacksonville’s Bishop Kenney High School where she taught for 16 years. In 1992 she became principal of Resurrection Parish School and in 1999 she served as principal of St. Paul’s Catholic School, both located in Jacksonville.
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