Florida State University’s Gus A. Stavros Center for the Advancement of Free Enterprise and Economic Education is broadening Unconquered by Debt, a financial wellness initiative designed to enhance financial literacy and reshape decision-making, empowering students to become wealth generators, due to fresh backing from the Office of the Provost.

Unconquered by Debt, or UBD, advocates for harmonious financial decisions through complimentary workshops aimed at assisting students in comprehending their responsibilities concerning both current and future financial lifestyles.

“Investment by the university in the Stavros Center, led by Provost James Clark, will facilitate the growth of this transformative program, enhancing its financial wellness and literacy efforts significantly,” stated Tim Chapin, dean of FSU’s College of Social Sciences and Public Policy, where the center and initiative are located. “President Richard McCullough and the provost have emphasized the importance of reducing student debt, and the actions of the Stavros Center are crucial to Florida State University’s mission.”

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