This is the 2005-2006 Indian River Community College Catalog. It contains In Dedication to Our Students, District Board of Trustees, a message from IRCC president, the academic calendar, College mission statement, overview of the College, and information about the Educational Services Division, CLAST, Learning Resources Center, student activities, intercollegiate athletics, access to educational records, programs of instruction, degrees, career training programs, course descriptions, administration and faculty, advisory committees, course directory, index, maps of campus locations, Alma Mater, Statement of Nondiscriminatory Policies, and application for admission.

This is the 2006-2007 Indian River Community College Catalog. It contains In Dedication to Our Students, District Board of Trustees, a message from IRCC president, the academic calendar, College mission statement, overview of the College, and information about the Educational Services Division, Financial Aid, CLAST, Miley Library, student activities, intercollegiate athletics, access to educational records, programs of instruction, degrees, career training programs, course descriptions, administration and faculty, advisory committees, course directory, index, maps of campus locations, Alma Mater, Statement of Nondiscriminatory Policies, and application for admission.

This is the 2007-2008 Indian River Community College Catalog. It contains In Dedication to Our Students, District Board of Trustees, a message from IRCC president, the academic calendar, College mission statement, overview of the College, and information about the Educational Services Division, CLAST, IRCC Libraries, student activities, intercollegiate athletics, access to educational records, programs of instruction, degrees, career training programs, course descriptions, administration and faculty, advisory committees, course directory, index, maps of campus locations, Alma Mater, Statement of Nondiscriminatory Policies, and application for admission.

This is the 2008-2009 Indian River State College Catalog. It contains In Dedication to Our Students, District Board of Trustees, a message from the IRSC president, the academic calendar, College mission statement and goals, overview of the College, and information about the Educational Services Division, CLAST, IRSC Libraries, student activities, intercollegiate athletics, access to educational records, programs of instruction, Adult Education, degrees, career training programs, course descriptions, administration and faculty, advisory committees, course directory, index, maps of campus locations, Alma Mater, Statement of Nondiscriminatory Policies, and important phone numbers.

This is the 2010-2011 Indian River State College Catalog. It contains In Dedication to Our Students, District Board of Trustees, a message from the IRSC president, the academic calendar, College mission statement and goals, overview of the College, and information about Educational Services, Student Success Services, student activities, programs of instruction, Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Applied Science Degree, Associate n Arts Degree, Associate in Science/Associate Applied Science Degree, Technical Certificate/Applied Technology Diploma, Career Training Programs, course descriptions, administration and faculty, advisory committees, course directory, index and campus maps, Alma Mater, Statement of Nondiscriminatory Policies, and important phone numbers.

This is the 1960-1961 Indian River Junior College Catalog. It contains a calendar of important dates and information about admissions, guidance and counseling, veterans' education, student activities, registration, attendance, the grading system, degrees and graduation, fees, curriculum, and courses of study.

These data were collected as part of an undergraduate anthropology course at IRSC, which was created in 2016 as a service learning opportunity introducing students to the process of anthropological research through active participation in a cemetery recording project. The cemetery recording is part of the Florida Public Archaeology Network’s (FPAN) statewide Florida Historic Cemetery Recording Project (FLHCRP) and Cemetery Resource Protection Training (CRPT).

Eyelid laxity is a clinical term, which refers to the lower and/or upper eyelids containing less elastin and collagen than normal, thus appearing loose and droopy. This condition causes irritation, excessive tearing, and redness that may contribute to dry eye syndrome. Many factors are believed to cause eyelid laxity, such as smoking and excessive sun exposure. A study was conducted to see whether a high body mass index (BMI) was a factor in eyelid laxity. This study focused on subjects’ age ranging between 20-85 years old. Each subject lacked visible facial nerve palsy and eyelid trauma that can influence accurate laxity measurements. It was unknown if patients had previous eyelid surgery, which may also affect measurements due to laxity correction. Upon acquiring consent, a Blephometer was prepared for taking eyelid measurements. Fluress was instilled in the patients’ eyes to temporarily numb them, and eyelid measurements were observed and recorded. Preliminary data indicated that eyelid laxity measurements of patients with a higher BMI were significantly worse than patients with a healthy BMI.

3D models are an essential device used in various fields of dentistry. Dental models are used for the fabrication of crowns, dentures, orthodontic treatments, and surgical equipment. Traditionally, 3D models are created from gypsum stone. However, 3D printed resin may provide a higher degree of precision and ease of sharing between professionals. Multiple studies have confirmed the accuracy of the Trios 3Shape 3D scanner, but few studies provide information on the reliability of 3D printers. The purpose of this study is to determine the dimensional accuracy of 3D printed models for future application in dental and orthodontic treatments. Four anonymous participants received an alginate impression and 3D dental scans on the upper and lower dental arches for a resulting sample size of n=4. Prints were made from a Form Labs Form 2 3D printer and an Anycubic Photon 3D printer. These prints, as well as the gypsum model resulting from the alginate impression, were designated specific dental markers in which measurements were taken. Graphs of width and height were constructed after data analysis on Excel. There were no statistically different measurements between models of the same patient. Expected statistical differences were seen between patients, due to being different samples, which helped to validate the width and height measurements as statistically sound. This indicates that the measurements taken from stone models are as accurate as the 3D printed models. 3D printed models would be beneficial for cost reduction for orthodontic treatment and provide immediate surgical guides or dental study models.