On October 1st, the Lawrence C. Dennis Endowment for Student Success was announced at the CCI Leadership Board meeting. This endowment will provide needed support for undergraduate and graduate students within the College of Communication and Information. This funding will provide for internships, research opportunities, scholarships, leadership, and much more. Dr. Lawrence C. Dennis, nuclear …
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Lawrence C. Dennis Endowment for Student Success to Honor Dr. Dennis
FSU Researchers Study the Effects of COVID-19 on Student Mental Health
Dr. Ray and Dr. Arpan from the School of Communication have partnered with the College of Social Work to study the mental effects of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The study, first authored by Dr. Elizabeth Ray (Ph.D, School of Communication) was recently published in the Journal of American College Health and is the result of …
CONTINUE READINGCarla Wood Starts as Director of School of Communication Science and Disorders
Carla Wood, PhD, recently began her position as the Director of the School of Communication Science and Disorders at Florida State. She started as a professor, and now succeeds Dr. Hugh Catts to assist the SCSD. Wood attended the University of Kansas and studied Speech-Language Pathology, ultimately earning her PhD in that field. She now …
CONTINUE READINGResearchers Explore Second-Language Acquisition Through Video Games
Four researchers of different disciplines have come together to study the impact of video gaming on second-language learning. This project was headed by FSU researchers Dr. Yolanda Rankin (School of Information) and Dr. Sana Tibi (School of Communication Sciences and Disorders). Titled “Designing a Socially Interactive Video Game,” this study was part of an internal …
CONTINUE READINGTCC2FSU Partnership Builds Pathways to Success
A project headed by CCI researchers tracks the pathways of alumni of the TCC2FSU program.
CONTINUE READINGProfessor Connects Students Through Virtual Reality
Dr. Andy Opel, School of Communication Professor, uses VR to simulate a classroom space.
CONTINUE READINGStudent Research on Stroke Victims and Aphasia Wins Poster Competition
Ashley Archer, a graduate student working with Elizabeth Madden, Ph.D., won the Institute for Successful Longevity’s Student Poster Day competition, with her poster on her research on stroke victims and aphasia.
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