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Senator Doug Broxson Receives NWFSC’s AIM Award

Northwest Florida State College presented the Advancing Institutional Mission (AIM) Award to Senator Doug Broxson for his dedicated efforts in appropriating funds for the College and helping expand educational and workforce opportunities in Northwest Florida. Since 2016, Senator Broxson has served Florida’s District 1 which includes Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa Counties. Senator Broxson’s commitment to education has resulted in Northwest Florida State College receiving $250,000 in recurring appropriations over the […]

Jared Williams

Northwest Florida State College presented the Advancing Institutional Mission (AIM) Award to Senator Doug Broxson for his dedicated efforts in appropriating funds for the College and helping expand educational and workforce opportunities in Northwest Florida.

Since 2016, Senator Broxson has served Florida’s District 1 which includes Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa Counties. Senator Broxson’s commitment to education has resulted in Northwest Florida State College receiving $250,000 in recurring appropriations over the past year in support of high-quality career and technical education.

The College established the AIM Award in 2021 to recognize individuals and organizations for successfully advancing the institution to a place of prominence in the region. Senator Broxson is the fifth individual to date to receive this award.

“It was a privilege to award Senator Broxson with our highest honor, the AIM Award,” said NWFSC President Dr. Devin Stephenson. “Senator Broxson is a model for servant leadership in our region and we are grateful for his advocacy and support of Northwest Florida State College.”

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