From May 31st– June 7th, the FSU Debate Team took part in the Transatlantic Dialogues for Future Leaders tournament in Paris, France.
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Events in the CCI School of Communication
FSU Debate Team Competes in Paris
School of Communication Professors Lead Filmmaker’s Workshop for Current High School Students
From June 13th-24th, School of Communication Professors Dr. Davis Houck and Dr. Brian Graves helped to lead a summer filmmakers’ workshop at the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in Sumner, Mississippi.
CONTINUE READINGSchool of Communication Professor Commemorates a Major Event in Civil Rights History
Dr. Davis Houck attended the unveiling of a sign to honor Fannie Lou Hamer and others affected by a tragic event in civil rights history that occurred almost sixty years ago.
CONTINUE READINGSAMCS Conference is Here!
The 8th South Asian Media and Cultural Studies conference will be held on the mornings of February 10-11, 2022.
CONTINUE READINGCommunication Faculty and Students will Present at the ICA Conference
This article was written by Kaitlyn Connell, a junior public relations student and School of Communication Director’s Ambassador. This year, the International Communication Association (ICA) will hold its 72nd annual conference in Paris, France between May 26-30. Scholars can choose to participate either remotely or in-person due to COVID-19. Several faculty and students from …
CONTINUE READINGAlumnus and Filmmaker John Corry Visits School of Communication Students
In celebration of the first on-campus screening of The Bowden Dynasty on November 10th, The College of Communication and Information had the opportunity to meet with John Corry, the film’s executive producer and writer.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Recognizes Scholarship and Award Recipients at Annual Scholars & Stars Event
On November 16th, 2021, the College of Communication and Information hosted the Scholars and Stars Virtual Reception. This event is the College’s annual recognition of its incredible donors and scholarship recipients.
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