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.
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News from the CCI School Communication
SCOM Students Encourage Others to Study Abroad Through FSU’s School of Communication
SCOM Alumna Wins HBO Short Film Award
School of Communication alumna Anndi Jinelle Liggett (B.A. ‘15) recently received the HBO Short Film Award during the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) showcase for her short film “Jelly”.
CONTINUE READINGSCOM Alumna Behind the Scenes at Wimbledon
School of Communication alumna Alexandra DeCapua had the opportunity to work at the Wimbledon Championships in London, England.
CONTINUE READINGSCOM Alumna Publishes Book about Tallahassee
School of Communication alumna Elizabeth “Ely” Rosario recently published her 3rd book, “100 Things to Do in Tallahassee Before You Die.”
CONTINUE READINGMeet CCI Alumnus and Pensacola’s Mayor DC Reeves!
Mayor D.C. Reeves graduated from FSU in 2007 with Bachelor’s degrees in both Communication and Sport Management. He has always had a passion for journalism and started working in news rooms when he was just sixteen years old. When he discovered FSU does not have a journalism school, he chose the closest major he could, …
CONTINUE READINGNew Cohort of PhD Students Begins Academic Year at Florida State’s School of Communication
A new cohort of doctoral students starts with the School of Communication this Fall. Kaylin Lane, Tursynay Alikhanova, Yu Liang and Sooyen Park all hail from diverse academic backgrounds and are all undertaking unique research endeavors.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Doctoral Students Presented at The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Conference
The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) had its 106th Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., where four College of Communication and Information (CCI) doctoral students had the opportunity to present their work.
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