Emerson again funds Hispanic marketing scholars

Emerson Climate Technologies has committed an additional $10,000 to The Florida State University College of Communication & Information through the Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication (HMC) at the School of Communication. That brings the total pledged by Emerson Climate Technologies to students at the College to $25,000 since 2007. The money funds scholarships awarded to …

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Comm students win Florida AP Broadcast Awards

Students from the School of Communication took two first-place awards and tied each other for a second-place award in the annual Florida Associated Press Broadcast Awards’ college division competition. More information…

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Korzenny addresses Hispanic/Latino Entrepreneur Summit

Dr. Felipe Korzenny, professor of Communication and director of the Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication at The Florida State University, was one of the speakers at the 2010 Tallahassee Hispanic/Latino Proefessionals and Entrepreneurs Summit. Read more…

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2 from Media Production take top honors at BEA festival

Two students who learned their craft in the School of Communication’s Media Production program took top honors at the 2010 Festival of Media Arts awards in Las Vegas on April 16. Dave Dorsey, a senior majoring in Media Production, and Ian Weir, a Media Production alumnus now pursuing graduate studies at FSU’s Film School, won …

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Ad Team wins 4th straight district championship

Florida State University’s student advertising team, Arrowhead Advertising, captured its fourth straight National Student Advertising Competition district championship on April 30 in Tampa. The team now advances to the national finals, which will be held next month in Orlando. In addition to winning the title, the 15-member team won the categories of Best Research, Best …

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Comm grad student missing; help sought

Communication graduate student and teaching assistant Vincent Binder, 29, has been missing since the early hours of April 2. Police are investigating and FSU faculty, staff and students have assisted in searching the area he was last seen — the Lake Bradford Road/Airport Drive/Eppes Drive area. The School of Communication released a statement today asking …

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