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Helps students see the bigger picture.
A true gem in the academic community.
Encourages deep understanding and curiosity.
Your collaborative teaching style made learning so engaging. I loved how you encouraged open discussions and valued everyone’s input.
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Dave Faysash serves as Part-Time Faculty in Meteorology and Physical Sciences at Valencia College, located at the West Campus in AHS 231, Mail Code 4-3. He can be reached by phone at (407) 582-1321, and his professional email is associated with the username dfaysash. Valencia College's official user information directory lists him in these roles within the School of Biological and Physical Sciences, which includes disciplines such as astronomy, biology, chemistry, environmental science technology, geology, landscape and horticulture, meteorology, oceanography, and physics.
Dave Faysash has been part of Valencia College's faculty for over a decade, first appearing in a 2014 Human Resources Board agenda as Dave A. Faysash teaching Earth Science at West Campus East. Public payroll records confirm his employment as Adjunct Professor from 2020 through 2023. Multiple official Valencia College textbook affordability lists document his course adoptions across various semesters, including Foundations of Earth Science 9e - Mastering Access Code with eText by Lutgens for recent terms like Summer 2026, Spring 2026, and Fall 2025; Atmosphere 14e Mastering access code with eText by Lutgens in Spring 2024; and VitalSource materials in prior years. These adoptions align with introductory courses in earth science, physical sciences, and meteorology, such as MET 1010 Introduction to Meteorology and ESC 1000 Earth and Space Science, supporting general education science requirements at the institution. His ongoing assignments demonstrate consistent contributions to undergraduate science education at this community college in Orlando, Florida.
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