Orlando University history

January 2010: The $32 million Partnership Center opened on the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus.

March 2011: Seminole State celebrated the 10th anniversary of its Oviedo Campus with a ceremony and presentation of the proposed new master plan for the campus’s next 10 years.

January 2012: The College began offering Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees in Architectural Engineering Technology (now Engineering Technology), Business and Information Management, Construction and Information Systems Technology.

January 2013: The renovated building L on the College's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus was named "LEED Project of the Year" by the Central Florida Chapter of the United States Green Building Council.

May 2014: For the first time, Seminole State awarded degrees to students from all five of its baccalaureate programs.

August 2015: The College's Board of Trustees unanimously approved an unsolicited joint development proposal to build a nearly 200,000-square-foot health science and education building at the Altamonte Springs Campus.

September 2016: The College’s Black Box Theatre was renamed Harriett’s Theatre, and new signage for the theatre was unveiled in honor of Central Florida philanthropist and arts supporter Harriett Lake who donated $500,000 for theatre renovations and scholarships.

April 2017: The Seminole State Raider softball team clinched the No.

January 2018: Supporting its vision of being a student-centered college, Seminole State opened a new $25 million Student Center at the Sanford/Lake Mary Campus.

March 2019: Seminole State installed Doctor Georgia L. Lorenz as its third president during an inauguration at the College’s Sanford/Lake Mary Campus on March 22, 2019.