CCI Assoc. Dean Barbara Robinson moves to FSU-PC campus

After almost 10 years working with the Florida State University (FSU) College of Communication and Information, Associate Dean for Student Affairs, Barbara Robinson, will be starting a new job as Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies at the FSU Panama City campus. Read the full story here: newsherald.com/news/fsu-pc-preparing-for-first-freshmen-1.74825  

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Urban teaching week-long DHWI intensive on web publishing course

Dr. Richard Urban of the School of Library & Information Studies will be teach a week-long intensive course, “Publishing and Using Linked Open Data,” as part of the Digital Humanities Winter Institute, Jan. 7–11. The institute is hosted by the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities. In addition to Dr. Urban’s course, its 2013 …

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Student 3D Video presentations, Monday, Dec 10

You’re invited!   Check out the latest 3D student video work. A series of short pieces will screen on Monday, December 10th at 8pm in the football 3D theater in UCD. The 3D theater is located on the second floor of UCD, directly behind the elevators. The program will run about 45 minutes. Seating is …

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Spring grads/McClure published in 'First Monday'

Spring SLIS graduates Jeffrey Saunders (MLIS, 2012) and Lauren Mandel (PhD, 2012) published an article with Francis Eppes Professor of Information Studies Charles R. McClure in the peer-reviewed online journal First Monday (Volume 17, Number 11, November 2012), “Broadband applications: Categories, requirements and future frameworks.” The Abstract of the article: Recent telecommunications policies, private sector …

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Kotrla and Dresang cited in Princeton Alumni Weekly

A 2009 research article* by FSU-SLIS faculty member Bowie Kotrla and former Eliza Gleason Atkins Professor Eliza T. Dresang was cited in Princeton Alumni Weekly, Oct. 10, 2012. Princeton English Department Chair and Professor William Gleason cites “Radical change theory and synergistic reading for digital age youth” (citation below) in his feature article on the …

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Final Two Feed Your Brain events schedule for this week!

Feed Your Brain is a series of talks and panels on various emerging topics and student interests.  The sessions create a learning environment that is relaxed and interactive, giving you the opportunity to meet experienced individuals in an intimate setting and pick their brain to feed yours.  Topics this semester have ranged from social media, …

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