Flagler College

Grace Schwinn, Allison Viola, and Aubrey "Bre" Adair earned first place at Flagler College's annual One-Minute Film Festival on Thursday, March 12, held in the Virginia Room as part of the College's Communication Week (COM Week).

Mallory Bryk, Emily Cutair and Steffond White earned second place at Flagler College's annual One-Minute Film Festival on Thursday, March 12, held in the Virginia Room as part of the College's Communication Week (COM Week).

Julieta Ramos Correa and Gabriel Dinger earned third place at Flagler College's annual One-Minute Film Festival on Thursday, March 12, held in the Virginia Room as part of the College's Communication Week (COM Week).

Flagler College students Paige Cook, Taylor Drott, Shae Nogal, and Chase Schomer took home third place at the 2026 Lion's Cage competition for their business concept Safe Step during Flagler's annual Business Week.

Flagler College students Brian Christophers and Mia Melendez took home second place at the 2026 Lion's Cage competition for their business concept Commercial Financial Solutions during Flagler's annual Business Week.

Alexandra (Ally) Olejniczak earned first place in the 2026 Flagler College Speech Competition, held Tuesday afternoon in the Virginia Room of the Ringhaver Student Center as part of the college's annual COM Week.

Katelyn Sementelli earned third place in the 2026 Flagler College Speech Competition, held Tuesday afternoon in the Virginia Room of the Ringhaver Student Center as part of the college's annual COM Week.

Flagler College students Jesse Van Krimpen and Reiss Skeen took home the top prize at the 2026 Lion's Cage competition, earning $5,000 for their business concept FocusTap during Flagler's annual Business Week.

Jayla Clowers earned second place in the 2026 Flagler College Speech Competition, held Tuesday afternoon in the Virginia Room of the Ringhaver Student Center as part of the College's annual COM Week.

The Flagler College Mock Trial Team earned an honorable mention for the Spirit of AMTA award at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament. The award recognizes the team that best exemplifies honesty, civility, and fair play during competition.

Cole Reigel, a student at Flagler College, recently earned an Outstanding Attorney award at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament held Feb. 21-22 at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee.

Isabella Sambo, a student at Flagler College, recently earned an Outstanding Witness award at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament held Feb. 21-22 at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee.

Renad Morsi, a student at Flagler College, recently earned an Outstanding Witness award at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament held Feb. 21-22 at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee.

One of two Flagler College Mock Trial teams placed third out of 24 teams at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament hosted at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee, advancing to the Opening Round Championship Series. Competing as Team 1511, the Saints secured victories or split ballots against powerhouse programs including Florida State University, the University of Florida, Emory University, and Stetson University. Those programs regularly advance to the national championship rounds.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

In the sixth annual COM Week speech competition, fourteen student speakers registered to participate, delivering a 3- to 5-minute speech about this year's theme of "Building COM-munity."

For the one-minute film festival segment of the 2025 Com Week, students were tasked with creating a 60-second film about anything that gets the audience to consider this year's theme of "Building COM-munity."

During Flagler's Business Week 2024, three student teams were collectively awarded more than $8,000 in seed money to bring their entrepreneurial ideas to life.

For the fifth annual COM Week speech competition, students were asked to respond to the topic "Beyond the Paycheck: how do you define your personal or professional value?" within 3-5 minutes.

For the one-minute film festival segment of the 2024 Com Week, students were tasked with creating a 60-second film about anything that gets the audience to consider this year's theme of "Follow the Money."

During Flagler's Business Week 2023, three student teams were collectively awarded more than $5,000 in seed money to bring their entrepreneurial ideas to life. This winning group of students competed against more than 40 peers across 16 teams in Business Week's "reverse-pitch competition." Ahead of Business Week, teams were tasked with creating a business solution to one of four key issues: affordable housing, homeowners' insurance, resiliency in coastal communities, and the future of work.