Kelly Farquharson, Professor in the School of Communication Science and Disorders, has been awarded a $12,500 grant from the Institute of Pediatric Rare Diseases (IPRD) for her work, “Developing the Scoring for Expressive Evaluation and Diagnosis (SEED) paradigm for pediatric speech disorders.”
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SCSD Professor Receives Grant from FSU’s Institute of Pediatric Rare Diseases
SCOM Alumnus J. Marty Dormany Shares the Path to his Emmy Wins
J. Marty Dormany earned two Sports Emmys in 2025 as a part of the NBC team’s work in Outstanding Graphic Design in Event at the Paris Olympics and another in Outstanding Technical Team in Studio, also for his work at the Paris Olympics.
CONTINUE READINGSCSD PhD Student Presents at the National Stuttering Association Conference
Angelica Barnabe, PhD student in the School of Communication of Science and Disorders (SCSD), spoke at the National Stuttering Association (NSA) conference in Denver, Colorado.
CONTINUE READINGSTARS Students and their Road to the 2025 National TSA Conference
Nine students and two alumni from Students in Technology, Academia, Research and Service (STARS) Alliance attended the 2025 National Technology Student Association (TSA) Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, which ran from June 27 to July 1, 2025.
CONTINUE READINGEmily Peters SCOM Alumna Discusses Her Roles in Broadcasting
Emily Peters, a Media Communication Studies alumna, previously, she served as Promotions Producer at the Sinclair Broadcast group full-time. As a Promotions Producer, she worked at increasing audience engagement for a variety of media platforms.
CONTINUE READINGiSchool Student Attends Render ATL
Javin Vance has become a recurring figure in the information technology space, attending the heavily anticipated Atlanta Tech Week where he explored the resources at Render ATL. Atlanta Tech Week was held from June 8 – 13, 2025, and serves as a space to bring industry leaders together in a citywide connection.
CONTINUE READINGSCOM Alumnus Ariya Massoudi and His Journey to ESPN
When Ariya Massoudi first stepped on to the Florida State University (FSU) campus, he had one goal: aid athletes in the form of medicine. But life had a different direction for Massoudi.
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