New Career Liaison Billy Marcantel Joins CCI

The College of Communication and Information is excited to welcome Billy Marcantel as its new Career Liaison. Learn more about Billy below. Billy was raised in Tennessee and joined the United States Air Force after high school, where he was enlisted for 6 years. While enlisted, he specialized in managing tactical information data links as …

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CCI Alumna Robyn Hillison Recognized in Seminole 100

CCI alumna Robyn Hillison’s Capital Speech & Language Therapy Services was recently recognized among the Seminole 100 as one of the fastest-growing FSU alumni-owned businesses. After years of working in the speech-language pathology field, Robyn Hillison (’03, B.S. Communication Science & Disorders) discovered that she was unable to find a local business that fit her …

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SCSD Bilingual Certificate Program Partners with School in Costa Rica

Communication Science and Disorders students have partnered with Costa Ballena school in Costa Rica to provide web-based instruction to Spanish-English speaking children.   Eleven FSU students enrolled in the Bilingual Services Certificate program in SCSD have been participating in online instruction with the children. They meet with the children twice a week throughout the course of the semester. In their …

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FSU Faculty, Alumni, and Students Attend 2021 FLASHA Conference

From July 15th to 18th, the Florida Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (FLASHA) held an annual convention focused on connection and sharing research. Speech-language pathologists and audiologists met to network and learn from each other, all while stressing the importance of meetings in this field. “This was the first state association in our discipline …

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SCSD Undergraduate Student Published in Seminars in Speech and Language Journal

SCSD Student Kaia Stevenson, alongside Dr. Kelly Farquharson, has been published in the Seminars in Speech and Language journal. Their work will also be presented at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention this November. Their article, titled, “Which speech sound norms are used in US public schools? A retrospective survey analysis,” is a study almost three …

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