As the only faculty recognition award by the FSU student body, members of Burning Spear, Inc. recognized 15 faculty members across campus who have made a difference in advancing FSU as a leading higher education institution. Dr. Jonathan Adams, associate professor in the College of Communication & Information, is one of the respected faculty members …
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Adams receives 2013 Guardian of the Flame Faculty Award
COMM alumnus Ian Malone publishes science fiction novel
FSU Communication alumnus, Ian Malone (B.A., ‘99), published his first novel, Mako. It is one of three titles planned for a science fiction trilogy. The story is about a history professor and his group of college friends from FSU who reconnect by playing an online game by the name of MAKO. Malone’s novel was released …
CONTINUE READINGThree CCI faculty members awarded 2013 First Year Assistant Professor Grants
School of Communication & Science Disorders faculty member, Dr. Kaitlin Lansford, and two School of Library & Information Studies faculty members, Dr. Shuyuan Mary Ho and Dr. Richard Urban, have each been awarded First Year Assistant Professor (FYAP) Grants for 2013. Here are some of their research project topics and links to abstract summaries: Dr. …
CONTINUE READINGCOMM students develop PSA campaigns for the Florida Center for Prevention Research
Students in the School of Communication’s Advertising Creative Strategy courses are creating projects this spring semester for the FSU Florida Center for Prevention Research. They are working with the Center’s director, Richard L. Howell, to develop public service announcement (PSA) advertising campaigns. Students in one course section will create a campaign aimed towards reducing high-risk drinking …
CONTINUE READINGChapman, Director of Product Marketing and Design for Caselite Software, presents on April 12 in UCB 2104
Amy Chapman, Director of Product Marketing and Design for Caselite Software, Inc, will be presenting about “Caselite Software, Development and Delivery of Web-Based Scheduling Software for Special Educators” on Friday, April 12 from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. at the stadium in University Center B, Room 2104. Chapman holds a BSBA in Computer Information Systems, from Appalachian …
CONTINUE READINGApril dates and topics announced for five Feed Your Brain presentations with opportunities to learn and network
Feed Your Brain is a series of presentations and panels on various emerging topics and student interests. The sessions create a learning environment that is relaxed and interactive, giving you the opportunity to meet experienced individuals in an intimate setting and pick their brain to feed yours! Topics this semester have ranged from social media, …
CONTINUE READINGCOMM student working with Prof. Houck discovers old newspapers with insights on Emmett Till murder case
FSU undergraduate student, Jessica Primiani, has discovered documents from an African-American newspaper (the St. Louis Argus) which were long missing and shed new insights about the Emmett Till murder case. In 1955, Till, a 14-year-old black boy, was brutally killed after allegedly flirting with a white woman in Money, Mississippi. This incident and his trial …
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