Recently, School of Communication Science and Disorders doctoral candidate Diana Abarca was among just ten scholars recognized by the Society of Research in Child Development for their 15th Annual Student and Early Career Council Dissertation Research Funding Awards. These Dissertation Research Funding Awards (DFAs) are given to exceptionally noteworthy dissertation research proposals that have the potential to contribute …
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News about the FSU College of Communication & Information
SCSD Doctoral Candidate Diana Abarca Receives Student and Early Career Council Dissertation Research Funding Award
iSchool Professor Inaugurated as 2023-2024 AIS SIGSEC President
Dr. Shuyuan Metcalfe, an Associate Professor in the School of Information, was recently named President of the Association of Information Systems (AIS) Special Interest Group on Information Security and Privacy (SIGSEC).
CONTINUE READINGSCOM Alumna Publishes Poetry Book
School of Communication alumna Jocelyn Simmons recently published her first poetry book “Next Round On Me.”
CONTINUE READINGOPSWAT COO Stephen Gorham Joins the iAdvocacy Board
The School of Information (iSchool) is proud to announce the appointment of Stephen Gorham, Chief Operating Officer at OPSWAT, to its iAdvocacy Board.
CONTINUE READINGiSchool Professor and Colleagues Receive a Pediatric Transplantation Journal Top Paper Award
iSchool professor Dr. Mia Liza Lustria, together with lead author Dr. Michael O. Killian from the College of Social Work, received the 2023 Pediatric Transplantation Journal Top Paper Award from the International Pediatric Transplant Association (IPTA).
CONTINUE READINGSCOM Students Encourage Others to Study Abroad Through FSU’s School of Communication
Studying abroad is an opportunity for students to experience the world as their classroom. The School of Communication provides specialized programs in London and in Florence.
CONTINUE READINGSCSD Launches Successful First Year of AAC Camp
This summer, the School of Communication Science and Disorders (SCSD) launched its first Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Camp under the direction of Drs. Andrea Barton-Hulsey and Michelle Therrien, and with colleagues from special education and physical therapy, Dr. Kelly Whalon and Dr. Mari Therrien.
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