Each year, Florida State University (FSU) graduate students and faculty are recognized at the Celebration of Graduate Student Excellence for their achievements and dedication within their field. The event honors excellence in student leadership, research, mentorship, and teaching, and receiving recognition in any of these categories is considered a significant achievement. Among the recipients, the College …
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CCI Faculty and Students Recognized at FSU Graduate Student Excellence Celebration
SCSD’s Dr. Sana Tibi’s Sabbatical Work Advances Understanding of Arabic Literacy
Florida State University (FSU) awarded Dr. Sana Tibi, Associate Professor in the School of Communication Science and Disorders (SCSD), a sabbatical for the Spring 2026 term. The Office of Faculty Development and Advancement provides faculty with a sabbatical, to support research recognition, professional advancement, and academic growth. Among faculty awarded one-semester sabbaticals was Dr. …
CONTINUE READINGCCI Celebrates Students and Faculty at Annual Honors and Awards Ceremony
Each spring, the College of Communication and Information (CCI) hosts its annual Honors and Awards Ceremony to recognize the outstanding accomplishments, leadership, and dedication of its students and faculty. The event celebrates the hard work and innovation shaping the CCI community. The Dean of the College, Michelle Kazmer, said, “The annual Honors and Awards Recognition Ceremony is a special occasion where …
CONTINUE READINGCCI Students Bring Community and Momentum to FSU Relay For Life
At Florida State University’s (FSU) Relay For Life, College of Communication and Information (CCI) students are helping transform a night of walking into meaningful change. Relay For Life, which started in Washington as a 24-hour event over 40 years ago, is a 12-hour fundraising event created to help advocate and fundraise in support of cancer research through the American Cancer Society. The event ran from sunset to sunrise to symbolize the continuous battle faced …
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