Amy Huber is a decorated project designer who is pursuing her Ph.D. at Florida State University’s School of Communication. Her research surrounds the area of interpersonal and interpretative communication methods and their effects on design processes.
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Ph.D. Student Amy Huber Harnesses Her Architectural Background to Offer Research on Messages Sent by Healthcare Environments to Marginalized Populations
CCI Recognizes Scholarship and Award Recipients at 2022 Scholars & Stars Reception
On October 27th, the College of Communication and Information hosted the Scholars and Stars Reception. This hybrid event is the College’s annual recognition of its incredible donors and scholarship recipients. For photos from the event, click here.
CONTINUE READINGPartnership Between Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce and CCI Highlights Local Tech Opportunities
On October 11th, 2022, students from FSU and FAMU attended the Tally Job Hop. This event gives students a unique opportunity to visit multiple tech companies and meet with their local leaders all in the span of one work day.
CONTINUE READINGSCOM Student Cyrus Sabet Becomes Featured Seminole Innovator
Upon joining the Seminole Innovators program, Cyrus Sabet has successfully combined his diversified interests in communication and innovation—both through emerging technology and innovative frameworks.
CONTINUE READINGCollaborative Manuscript by the School of Communication Science and Disorders and the School of Teacher Education Accepted for Publication in LSHSS
Recently, the collaborative manuscript, “Practice-Based Coaching for Speech-Language Pathologists supporting Paraeducators and Speech-Language Pathology Assistants,” was accepted for publication in Language Speech and Hearing Services in the Schools (LSHHS), a …
CONTINUE READINGDoctoral Student’s Research Published in The Journal of Environmental Media
Doctoral student Pooja Ichplani’s research article, titled “Agroenvironmental narratives of transformative resistance: How participatory videos frame climate change in India,” was accepted for publication in the Journal of Environmental Media.
CONTINUE READINGTalTech Conference Showcases Tallahassee as a “Data Capital”
On October 4, 2022, the College of Communication and Information partnered with the TalTech Alliance to host the annual technology conference.
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