Florida State University’s Cybersecurity Club concluded last week’s Cyber Security Awareness Week (CSAW) Capture-the-Flag (CTF) 2016 qualifying competition with a top 25 national ranking among North America Undergraduate teams and a place in the top 10% of professional, graduate and undergraduate teams competing internationally. “Capture-the-flag (CTF) competitions are not only a great way to raise …
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News about the FSU College of Communication & Information
CCI Cybersecurity Club Rises in Rank at Cybersecurity Awareness Week
Elizabeth Barrios Brings the Mambo to Speech Pathology
Elizabeth Barrios started out wanting to build things. As a student in her last year of high school in Cuba, she was preparing to become an architect or engineer, until one day she visited a school for children with behavioral disorders. Her experience there altered the course of her career, a particular teacher/ student interaction …
CONTINUE READINGCareer & Internship Fair Company List
The CCI Career & Internship Fair will be held October 10th in Miller Hall, University Center C from 1-4 PM. This event is an excellent chance for students to find careers, internships and network with Tallahassee-based and national companies. Students in Communication and Information majors are encouraged to attend. Each company is seeking different skills …
CONTINUE READINGFarewell to a Friend: Mark Zannoni
Mark B. Zannoni (B.S. ’88) passed away August 31, 2016. Mark graduated from the Media Production program and had a rich career in video editing, working for all the major networks including NBC Sports and CBS Sports. Mark was a five time Emmy award winner. Throughout his impressive career Mark worked on countless major sporting …
CONTINUE READINGAlumna Kimberly Kosch leads Dispute Resolution for FL Supreme Court
After studying Political Communication at FSU, Kimberly Kosch (B.S. ’91) was ready for her journey to becoming the Senior Court Operations Consultant for Supreme Court of Florida. “FSU offered me the opportunity to be well educated, but I had to go after it; I was challenged at every step,” remarks Kosch. “When the trip was …
CONTINUE READINGFSU Professor Visiting Researcher at U Arkansas’ Behavioral Lab
Jinghui (Jove) Hou, assistant professor in the School of Communication, will visit University of Arkansas’ Behavioral Business Research Lab in the Sam Walton College of Business in November. Dr. Hou’s research investigates social and psychological effects of communication and information technologies, ranging from websites, social media, computer games, and personal and mobile media. Her work …
CONTINUE READING20 Questions with Jane Barrager
20 Questions with Jane Barrager What was your first job? Waitressing at a Coney Island. I was 14 and lied about my age. If you were to write a personal memoir, what would you name it? “What a Long Strange Trip It’s Been” Where did you grow up? Metro Detroit. What is your favorite class …
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