Collegewide Academic Discipline Chairs
Eastern Florida State College has collegewide department chairs covering multiple academic disciplines. These chairs coordinate course delivery and student appeals for all four EFSC campuses and Eastern Florida Online.
Arts and Humanities Chair: Dr. Alicia Spring
Email: springali@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-5764
Business and Technology Chair: Dr. Michael Daniels
Email: danielsm@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-5205
Career and Technology/Applied Technology Chair: Mr. Daniel Mondshein
Email: mondsheind@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-7527
Communications Chair: Dr. Sharon Cronk-Raby
Email: cronk-rabys@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-5703
Eastern Florida Online Chair (Most online courses): Mr. Andrew Lieb
Email: lieba@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-5411
Mathematics and Engineering Chair: Ms. Beth Rountree
Email: rountreeb@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-7183
Natural and Physical Sciences Chair: Dr. Ramona Smith
Email: smithr@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-7834
Nursing and Applied Health Science Chair (Select online courses): Dr. Karen Spurlock
Email: spurlockk@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-5042
Public Safety Dean and Chair: Steve Salvo
Email: salvos@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-5775
Social and Behavioral Science and Education Chair: Ms. Ilana Grimes
Email: grimesi@easternflorida.edu Phone: 321-433-5856
Appeals Information
For questions related to academic or administrative appeals coordinated through the academic chair offices, view the student appeals process web page. Documents can be submitted to the appropriate collegewide chair through the secure, electronic Student Document Dropbox available after logging in to the myEFSC Portal. Each academic discipline is listed in the "Select Office" dropdown section of the dropbox. View details on using the dropbox.
Course Overrides
Students may request an override into a specific course because a course is full or for other reasons. Course override exceptions are not the norm at EFSC and alternate options should be discussed with an advisor before taking this route. Some overrides may not be allowed due to state or institutional guidelines. However, students may ask for override consideration but should understand that approval is at the discretion of both the course instructor and collegewide chair.