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. …

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CCI 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 …

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iSchool Professor Participates in 2025 CRA Leadership Academy

iSchool Professor Participates in 2025 CRA Leadership Academy

 Dr. Zhe He, Associate Professor in the School of Information and Director of the FSU Institute for Successful Longevity, recently participated in the 2025 Computing Research Association (CRA) Leadership Academy, held in Washington, D.C., from February 20–21. This national event brought together over 50 emerging and established leaders from computing and information science departments across …

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iSchool Student Attends International Conference 

Master’s student Allison Rollins attended “Music, Research, and Activism II: Solidarities and Urgencies”, an international conference held at the University of Helsinki in Helsinki, Finland, from May 14–16, 2025. As an interdisciplinary conference, it was a prime opportunity for Rollins to gain connections in other career fields. “In every presentation I attended, I saw connections …

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iSchool Professor Reflects on Engaging Experience at 2024 ALISE Conference

Don Latham, a professor of the School of Information (iSchool), presented at the 2024 Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE) Conference, where he shared insights on the evolving role of public librarians and the importance of Library and Information Science (LIS) education in preparing students for the profession. He was joined by fellow iSchool professor Melissa Gross, who also presented at the conference.

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