The Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication at Florida State University presents the Rooted in Purpose 2026 Gala

Written by Caleb Estes The Rooted in Purpose 2026 Gala will be located at FSU’s Alumni Center and the doors will open at 6 pm with the program beginning at 7 pm. The Gala is one of the Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication’s most important fundraising events. It presents an opportunity for students, faculty, alumni, …

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FSU Wellness Communication Research Center Awards Nearly $24,000 in Seed Grants 

The Wellness Communication Research Center at Florida State University has awarded nearly $24,000 in funding through its 2026 Assistant Professor Seed Grant Competition to support emerging research examining the ways communication shapes health, wellness, and human experience. The seed grants support innovative research addressing emerging issues in wellness communications while helping faculty develop projects that …

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New Research on the Effects of AI Disclosure on Perception of News Credibility 

A new study,  Are all uses of AI created equal? An experimental review of AI disclosure types on credibility, that examines how different AI disclosure labels influence audience perceptions and whether the wording of those disclosures affects credibility, was published in Journalism.   That work was conducted by School Director and Professor, Dr. Patrick Merle, alongside …

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SCOM Faculty Receive Top Paper Award at International Conference in South Africa 

A Florida State University School of Communication (SCOM) research team earned international recognition for a paper examining how people navigate health information and risk.  Authored by Dr. Elizabeth Ray, doctoral candidate Trayana Kaleycheva and Dr. Felicia Jordan Jackson, the study received a Top Paper Award from the International Communication Association’s Public Relations Division. Selected through …

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SCOM Professor Makes Strides in the Preservation of Civil Rights History

Dr. Davis Houck, Fannie Lou Hamer Professor of Rhetorical Studies at the School of Communication, continues to shape the national understanding of Civil Rights history through his recent work with K-12 educators and a newly renamed academic series honoring one of the movement’s most powerful voices.  Houck has long supported the study and preservation of Civil Rights history, particularly …

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