School of Communication Science and Disorders Receives Two Exciting New Grants

The School of Communication Science and Disorders was recently awarded two exciting new grants from the United States Department of Education. Respectively, the two grants will support master’s and doctoral level leadership training through the projects TEO Team Enhanced Outcomes and TP-3 Team-Based Research and Teaching to Prepare Experts in Language, Literacy, and Learning. Read …

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Inaugural MCCAP Conference Delves into Media, Communication, and Culture Studies in the Asia-Pacific Region

Written by Nikki Cohen The inaugural Media, Communication and Cultural Studies: Asia-Pacific (MCCAP) Conference at Florida State University revolved around the theme of “The Phenomenon of Hallyu (the Korean wave of pop culture) and its Impact on the Global Industry.” The conference was held on October 26 and October 27, 2023, and the event took …

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Recent SCOM Alumna on Opposite Side of Annual Ad Club Networking Trip

Sarah Morris, a Spring 2024 graduate of the Florida State University School of Communication (SCOM), recently had the opportunity to host FSU’s Ad Club on their annual New York networking trip after being a member of the Ad Club herself during her collegiate years. Sarah currently works as a Junior Account Manager at Gradient in New York City.

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Dean Michelle Kazmer becomes First American Keynote Speaker at the Agatha Christie and Golden Age of Crime International Conference

In September, Dr. Michelle Kazmer, Dean of the College of Communication and Information, became the first American to give a keynote speech at the Agatha Christie and Golden Age of Crime International Conference in Exeter, U.K. Kazmer–a lifelong Agatha Christie fan–shared, “Since 2014, I have attended and presented at this conference regularly, and it has …

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