SCOM Alumna and Entrepreneur Establishes Study Abroad Scholarship

A new scholarship is available to School of Communication students participating in Florida State’s Communication and Media in Florence study abroad program. School of Communication alumna and entrepreneur, Victoria Carlton, has established a scholarship through her business, Carlton Creative Company, to help cover the costs associated with studying abroad for students who participate in the program.

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Fannie Lou Hamer’s America Chosen for American Film Showcase

Fannie Lou Hamer's America Chosen for American Film Showcase

The American Film Showcase (AFS) has chosen the documentary Fannie Lou Hamer’s America as an official selection for its 2024 film showcase. The AFS brings award-winning contemporary American documentaries to audiences around the world, providing a view of American society and culture as seen by independent filmmakers. Many FSU students had direct involvement in the …

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3 CCI Students Recognized by the Student Foundation in 21 Under 21 Awards

Last semester, three College of Communication & Information students received the FSU Student Foundation’s (FSU SF) 21 Under 21 Award! The award recognizes students who have displayed outstanding leadership and dedication to philanthropy early in their collegiate careers. Recipients included School of Information students Bella Bozied and Catherine Marshall and School of Communication student Rain …

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SCOM Students Gain Real-World Experience at the Orange Bowl

Two School of Communication (SCOM) students got the opportunity to attend the Capital One Orange Bowl on behalf of WVFS Tallahassee, the Florida State University radio station. Amanda Golson reported live game updates on Twitter for @V89Sports, the sports department at WVFS, as well as captured social media content, while Will McBroom participated in the …

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SGA Gains New CCI Representatives

Two College of Communication and Information (CCI) students were recently elected to be representatives for the College on the Student Government Association (SGA). The new CCI representatives are Kayla Tran, a Media Communication Studies student (MCS), and Brooke Kubiak, a Communication Science and Disorders (CSD) student.  Their new positions include weekly senate chamber meetings in …

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