Staff Report / jaxlocal.org

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) has introduced a new mascot and is seeking the public's help in naming it. Individuals can submit their name ideas on the college's website at fscj.edu/mascot. The naming submission period will run until Friday, September 27. The college is encouraging participation with the hashtag #fscjmantas.

Source: Florida State College at Jacksonville

Source Type: College

Source Location: Jacksonville

Jacksonville, FL

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