FSU’s Radio Station V89 In Need of Funding

V89 Pledge Drive Well Underway “The Voice of Florida State” also known as “V89” is hosting its Quadrennial Pledge Drive now through April 15th. V89 is a campus-run public radio station that operates all day, all year. Volunteers from our campus and community are dedicated to providing listeners with diverse music, news, sports, and entertainment programming. Not only does V89 provide quality broadcasting …

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CCI Hosts Spring 2016 Career Fair

The College of Communication & Information hosted its bi-annual career fair this past February 2. Dozens of local and national companies attended in search of talented interns and employees in the fields of communication, public relations, advertising, social media, digital media production, information technology, information security, web development and more. Donned in business professional attire …

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Third Annual Steve Ellis Memorial Scholarship Event A Success

The evening of Thursday, August 20th, a very special group of people congregated at the University Center Club. They were the friends, family and supporters of Karen and Steve Ellis. The event, Cocktails for a Cause, brought the community together to support the Steve Ellis Memorial Scholarship. For the third year, University Center Club has …

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Steve Ellis Memorial Scholarship Fund now on Spark

Congratulating the winners!   It is hard to believe that Steve has been gone for almost six years.  His untimely death certainly left a void in our hearts and in the sports community. Steve was a beloved sports reporter with the Tallahassee Democrat who covered the Florida State Seminoles for almost 30 years. He may …

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Dr. Jim Larson of SUNY Korea visits CCI

Dr. Jim Larson’s first visit to the sunshine state was long overdue. During his visit, Larson spoke to Dr. Steve McDowell’s media legalities class about his experience with technology, accidental professorship and Korea. Living in Korea for the last 22 years, Larson explained his first encounter with the country was through the Peace Corps. Facing …

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