Assistant Professor from the School of Communication Science and Disorders, Dr. Shannon Hall-Mills, received the Accelerator Grant for a project that focuses on the lack of diversity in STEM, and how to bring in more under-represented individuals into the STEM field as early as middle school.
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News about the faculty of all schools comprising the the FSU College of Communication & Information
SCSD Assistant Professor Awarded Accelerator Grant
iSchool Professor Attends AOM Annual Meeting
Dr. Caroline Stratton presented her work “Maintaining Local and Interpartner Legitimacy in North-South Partnerships in International Development: A Study from the Local Partner Perspective” at the Academy of Management (AOM) Annual Meeting.
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Dr. Kyung Kim, Library Liaison for the School of Communication and School of Communication Science and Disorders, has been selected as one of two 2022 recipients of the Fred L. Standley Award, which honors outstanding faculty members within the University Libraries at Florida State University.
CONTINUE READINGThe CHMC Gala Makes an In-Person Return this Year
The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (CHMC) is hosting its annual Gala on September 29th, 2022.
CONTINUE READINGThe London Program Returns: SCSD Students Study Abroad for First Time in Three Years
From May 6th to June 1st, SCSD students visited London for the study abroad program. During the program, students had the opportunity to visit globally renowned clinics and schools in the London area and learn from preeminent clinicians in speech-language pathology and audiology.
CONTINUE READINGDr Kaitlin Lansford Appointed Co-Editor-In-Chief for Seminars in Speech and Language
Dr. Kaitlin Lansford, Associate Professor in the School of Communication Science and Disorders, was recently appointed Co-Editor-in-Chief for Seminars in Speech and Language, a topic-driven review journal.
CONTINUE READINGBehind The Scenes of The “Oral History of Museum Computing”
Paul Marty has spent the past two years working with Katherine Jones to chronicle the history of information technology in museums by collecting oral histories from a wide range of museum computing pioneers. This collection of oral histories features over forty hours of recorded oral histories from more than fifty museum technology professionals working around the world from the 1960s to the present day.
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