This week, professors and doctoral students from FSU’s School of Communication will present at the National Communication Association’s (NCA) 108th Annual Convention. NCA is a non-profit organization devoted to enriching accessible and ethical communication. This year’s conference will take place November 17-20 in New Orleans and will highlight the theme of “Honoring Place: People, Liberation, Advocacy, Community and Environment.”
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Events in the CCI School of Communication
SCOM Professors and Students to Present at Annual NCA Convention
CCI Recognizes Scholarship and Award Recipients at 2022 Scholars & Stars Reception
On October 27th, the College of Communication and Information hosted the Scholars and Stars Reception. This hybrid event is the College’s annual recognition of its incredible donors and scholarship recipients. For photos from the event, click here.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Faculty Member Joins Panel During Advanced Screening of Till
On September 19, 2022, Florida State University and Florida A&M University presented an advanced screening of Till, a film which chronicles Mamie Till Mobley’s relentless pursuit of justice for her 14-year-old son, Emmett Till, who was lynched in 1955 while on a trip to Mississippi.
CONTINUE READINGThe CHMC Gala Makes an In-Person Return this Year
The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (CHMC) is hosting its annual Gala on September 29th, 2022.
CONTINUE READINGFSU Debate Team Competes in Paris
From May 31st– June 7th, the FSU Debate Team took part in the Transatlantic Dialogues for Future Leaders tournament in Paris, France.
CONTINUE READINGSchool of Communication Professors Lead Filmmaker’s Workshop for Current High School Students
From June 13th-24th, School of Communication Professors Dr. Davis Houck and Dr. Brian Graves helped to lead a summer filmmakers’ workshop at the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in Sumner, Mississippi.
CONTINUE READINGSchool of Communication Professor Commemorates a Major Event in Civil Rights History
Dr. Davis Houck attended the unveiling of a sign to honor Fannie Lou Hamer and others affected by a tragic event in civil rights history that occurred almost sixty years ago.
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