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Cocoa Info

Campus Administrator
Eyualem Abebe, PhD

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Cocoa Campus

Cocoa Campus is the oldest and largest of Eastern Florida State College's four campuses. Well-known for its innovative ideas in providing unique services and opportunities for students, the Cocoa campus is the central location for EFSC's Registrar's Office, the repository of academic records for all of our students.

Also in Cocoa, students benefit from a STEM building designed to house classrooms, labs, and workforce facilities targeting the subjects of science, technology, engineering, mathematics with hands-on training in HVAC, welding, CNC machining, and mechatronics. Plus the popular Aerospace Technology, Veterinary Technician, Dental, Medical Assistant and Lab Tech, and Cosmetology programs call the Cocoa Campus home.

Cocoa Maps Virtual Tour Campus Security

Additional Cocoa Resources

  1. Academic Calendar
  2. Academic Success Center: Tutoring
  3. Admissions Office
  4. Bookstore
  5. Campus Clubs & Activities
  6. Career Center
  7. Computer Labs
  8. Cosmetology & Facials Salon
  9. Dental Clinic
  10. Facility Usage Info
  11. Faculty Web Pages
  12. Fitness Facilities
  13. Food Services
  14. Library
  15. Military & Veterans Service Center
  16. Student Services Guide PDF
  17. WEFS-TV
  18. Writing Center

A Partnership with UCF

The Cocoa Campus boasts two joint-use facilities with the University of Central Florida — the EFSC/UCF Joint Use Library (Building 12) and the Clark Maxwell, Jr. Lifelong Learning Center (Building 3). Our Campus is also home to UCF's Florida Solar Energy Center.

DirectConnect to UCF is a popular option among the guaranteed transfer options for EFSC A.A. degree grads or students with an articulated A.S. degree. A UCF Success Coach based in Cocoa will help you throughout your journey from EFSC to UCF.

Honoring the past & building for the future

Along the shores of Clear Lake, the Gen. George F. Schlatter Veterans Memorial Amphitheater features the Wall of Honor that memorializes members of the armed forces who have died in service to their country. Cocoa is also home to walk-in services for our student veterans, active military, and their dependents through our Military and Veterans Service Center.

The Cocoa Campus features the Bernard Simpkins Fine Arts Center, home to the College's Performing and Visual Arts programs that include instrumental and choral music, theatre, and visual arts.

A new era is planned with a 10-year Master Plan to invest $87 million to build new academic buildings, student housing, and make improvements to campus grounds. Check out our Cocoa Photo Gallery for artist renderings and more images from this amazing central Brevard campus. By clicking on the images, you can explore programs, resources, and more.

aerial view of buildings, green space and a blue lake

An artist's rendition of Cocoa's Master Plan to modernize the campus.

Vibrant group photo of performing arts students in costume for the play "The Tempest" during a dress rehearsal.

Performing Arts students take what they learn in class to the Simpkins Center stage.

Focused student in EFSC's Aerospace Technician Certificate program contributing to project development.

Reach for the stars while getting practical experience in our Aerospace Technology program.

Joyful female veterinary nursing student smiling while interacting with a dog in the classroom.

From classroom to clinics, EFSC's Veterinary Technology program transforms animal lovers into skilled practitioners.

Multimedia production in progress: Students in digital media program working collaboratively in front of a green screen.

Conquer the big screen in EFSC's Digital Television and Media A.S. program.

Student signing a pledge to raise PTSD awareness in front of the service center on the Cocoa Campus.

Our Military and Veterans Service Center offers tailored support to veterans and dependents on their academic journey.

Group of welding students, with a female student in focus, working on a project.

Collaborate in hands-on projects in our Welding Technology program.

A cheerful group of students at an on-campus event, proudly posing with their EFSC swag bags.

Enjoy student events year-round that help you connect with peers and build a community of support.

Cosmetology students watching a demonstration in the EFSC public salon that doubles as a classroom

Transform your passion into a profession in our cosmetology program while getting experience in our public salon.

Real-world dental hygiene training with students actively engaged in a clinical setting on campus.

Dental Hygiene & Dental Assisting training comes to life as students practice in an on-campus clinic open to the public.

Students wearing Eastern Florida shirts at a booth during a Welcome Back event to promote their student club, the African American Student Union.

Proudly representing EFSC, students recruit for their club at a Welcome Back & Club Rush event.

Focused student working on line work for a visual arts project

Master the skills needed for a vibrant artistic journey as you begin your career in the performing and visual arts.

Professor ChanJi Kim at music whiteboard

Faculty Spotlight: Dr. ChanJi Kim

Dr. Kim teaches music theory and composition and composes professionally for dance, chamber ensembles, orchestra, multimedia performances, and electroacoustic music. Dr. Kim’s research and musical interests include the collaboration between composer and choreographer, Korean folk music, and interactive electroacoustic composition.

More About Dr. Kim