On July 27th, the FBI Jacksonville Division, Florida Technology Council (FTC), and College of Communication and Information teamed up to host the 2022 Cybersecurity Symposium at the FSU Turnbull Conference Center. With over 175 attendees from local businesses, government agencies, and education in attendance, the symposium attracted many in our community interested in how they can protect themselves and how they can prepare for future threats.
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CCI Helps Host FBI Cybersecurity Symposium
SCSD Travels to Orlando for Special Olympics USA Games
Dr. Selena Snowden, Dr. Chelsea Alexander, and several graduate and undergraduate students from the School of Communication Science and Disorders travelled to Orlando, FL from June 4th-11th to conduct hearing testing on athletes, coaches, and unified partners for the Special Olympics USA Games.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Faculty Members Receive Funding for Groundbreaking Student Engagement Projects
Drs. Michelle Therrien (SCSD) and Andrew Opel (School of Communication) both recently received awards from the Student Technology Fee Advisory Committee. The Student Tech Fee funds millions of dollars in instructional technology at Florida State every year.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Presents Graduate Programs to International Audience
On June 21st, 2022, Interim Dean Dr. Stephen McDowell joined an international webinar to present CCI graduate programs to prospective graduate students in Indonesia.
CONTINUE READINGHigh Schoolers Learn Professional Skills During FSU iCamp
High School students learn about game design, Python coding, digital branding, robotics, and the STEM industry through CCI’s iCamp.
CONTINUE READINGSchool of Communication Professors Lead Filmmaker’s Workshop for Current High School Students
From June 13th-24th, School of Communication Professors Dr. Davis Houck and Dr. Brian Graves helped to lead a summer filmmakers’ workshop at the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in Sumner, Mississippi.
CONTINUE READINGSchool of Communication Professor Commemorates a Major Event in Civil Rights History
Dr. Davis Houck attended the unveiling of a sign to honor Fannie Lou Hamer and others affected by a tragic event in civil rights history that occurred almost sixty years ago.
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