SCOM Assistant Professor’s Research Featured in Journal of Eating Disorders

School of Communication Assistant Professor Braidyn Lazenby recently published her study, “Informal caregiver uncertainty: exploring the presence of uncertainty in eating disorder Reddit posts,” in the Journal of Eating Disorders, a peer-reviewed publication that discusses important issues and challenges within the field of eating disorders. “It’s important to be in conversation with other scholars who …

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CCI Researchers Network at 2025 Research Summit

The College of Communication and Information (CCI) brought faculty, researchers, and campus leaders together for the 2025 CCI Research Summit on Oct. 23 at the FSU Turnbull Conference Center. The daylong event, held from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., showcased interdisciplinary research across communication, information, technology, and health, while emphasizing how scholarship can be translated into real-world impact.

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SCSD Associate Professor Awarded R56 Research Grant

Dr. Elizabeth Madden, a School of Communication Science and Disorders (SCSD) associate professor, is a co-Investigator (co-I) on a newly awarded R56 grant from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. The research project, “Evidence-Based Modeling Approaches to Customizing Treatments for Acquired Dyslexia,” involves an interdisciplinary, multi-site team that includes Principal Investigator William …

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CCI Establishes the Bob & Gail Knight Distinguished Professorship in Audiology

The generous support of Bob and Gail Knight has led to the establishment of the Distinguished Professorship of Audiology, the first-ever distinguished professorship in the School of Communication Science and Disorders (SCSD). “We are incredibly grateful to Bob and Gail Knight for their generosity, innovation, and vision,” said Dr. Michelle M. Kazmer, Dean of the …

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Lisa Primiani White Recognized for Her Dedication to the American Heart Association

SCOM alumna Lisa Primiani White (B.S. ’10) has been honored with the American Heart Association’s Star of Excellence Award, a distinction recognizing individuals who demonstrate exceptional commitment and impact in their roles. “It was deeply meaningful to be recognized for work that I’ve poured my heart into—no pun intended,” she said. The Star of Excellence …

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