The 2022 President’s Showcase of Undergraduate Research Excellence which took place on September 22 in the Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House is a collaboration between the Office of the President and the Center for Undergraduate Research and Academic Engagement (CRE) that allows students to present their research and creative projects. This event was also the …
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News about the research activities of the FSU College of Communication & Information
CCI Students Ezekiel Faulknor and Diamond Scrivens Present their Research at the 2022 President’s Showcase of Undergraduate Research Excellence
SCSD Doctoral Student Selected for Fellowship Program
SCSD Doctoral Student, Diana Abarca, was recently selected to be a part of a 1-year Fellowship program in Washington D.C.
CONTINUE READINGSCSD Doctoral Students Publish Research in Special Issue of Brain Sciences
SCSD Doctoral Students were recently published in a special issue of Brain Sciences, focusing on dysarthria assessment and intervention.
CONTINUE READINGiSchool Professor Awarded IMLS Grant
iSchool’s Dr. Besiki Stvilia wins the IMLS grant for his exploratory research project in collaboration with Texas A&M University.
CONTINUE READINGiSchool Professor Dr. Melissa Gross Releases New Book
iSchool Professor, Dr. Melissa Gross, releases a new book, “Five Steps of Outcome-Based Planning & Evaluation for Youth Services.”
CONTINUE READINGDr. Kyung Kim Receives Fred L. Standley Award
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 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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