February 22, 2011 12:00pm – February 22, 2011 1:00pm The next installment in our Spring 2011 Graduate Research Colloquium Series will be a discussion of “Social Media and Public Protest: The Role of Technology in Political Change.” Our discussion will be led by four panelists: Dr. Steve McDowell, director of the School of Communication; Dr. …
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Colloquium: Social Media & Public Protest
Comm. Diss. students host fundraiser on 2/21
Communication Disorders students in NSSLHA (National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association) are hosting a fundraiser at the Beef O’Brady’s on Capital Circle on Monday February 21st from 4pm to 9pm. NSSLHA gets 15% of every ticket, so please come help support!
CONTINUE READINGHelp Support the Stuttering Foundation
Communication Disorders students in NSSLHA (National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association) is helping support the “NSSLHA Loves” campaign by raising money for the Stuttering Foundation. T-Shirts are $15 and all the proceeds go to the Stuttering Foundation! If you are interested in purchasing one, please email me at aeh09c@fsu.edu
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CONTINUE READINGHomecoming 2010 Convocation Video
* Please note that due to a campus-wide power outage during Convocation, the video does not begin until about half-way through Convocation.
Also available is video of only the keynote speaker, Dr Laura Justice.
Distinguished Alum to lead SCSD Professional Seminar
Dr. Bill Williams will be the presenter at the School of Communication Science & Disorders’ monthly Professional Seminar on Friday, Nov. 5, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in HCB 215. The title of his talk is “What a Speech-Language Pathologist should know in diagnosing and treating velopharyngeal dysfunction.” Williams will be honored the following day …
CONTINUE READINGWilliams to lead SCSD monthly Professional Seminar
Dr. Bill Williams will be the presenter at the School of Communication Science & Disorders’ monthly Professional Seminar on Friday, Nov. 5, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in HCB 215. The title of his talk is “What a Speech-Language Pathologist should know in diagnosing and treating velopharyngeal dysfunction.” Williams will be honored the following day …
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