Third School - Flagler College in downtown St. Augustine, about two hours north of us. It's the smallest of the three schools he's looked at so far and has a great sports management program as well as communications/broadcast journalism, both of which are fields Parer is considering.
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| Backside of Ponce and Kenan buildings from the parking lot. |
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| Admissions |
We met with two folks from the admissions department, got a welcome bag and listened to a presentation about the school before being sent off on a tour with our own student ambassador. Most of the campus centers around a single city block but there are other parts extending a few blocks away.
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| This tall building was built by Edison to power the Ponce De Leon hotel with electricity! |
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| One of the newer dorms on campus. |
This is the largest building on campus - the former Ponce De Leon hotel built by Henry Flagler in 1888. It serves now as the main dormitory, dining hall and has some classrooms and meeting spaces.
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Inside the lobby! The women's lobby bathroom has a huge fireplace.
After the tour was over we walked back up to get a picture of Parker by the sign.
This rotunda is the dining hall with the world's largest single collection of Tiffany stained glass windows.
It was a good tour and we could see Parker doing well here. There's an amazing campus ministry in town too for Methodist students across several different school campuses.
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