CCI’s students, faculty, and alumni are at the forefront of driving change within the Florida State University campus community and beyond. Here are a few examples of how CCI has facilitated transformative change and empowered individuals and groups to make a positive impact throughout the Spring 2023 semester.
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News from the Information, Communication Technology (ICT) program at Florida State University’s College of Communication & Information
10 Ways (this Spring) CCI is Making an Impact
CCI Student Wins Panhellenic Member of the Year Award
Information Communication Technology (ICT) student Laini Little was recently awarded with the 2023 Panhellenic Member of the Year Award.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Students Help Organize TEDxFSU Event
On April 4th TEDxFSU hosted their annual conference where CCI students helped coordinate and plan the event. This year’s conference “Rooted In Reality” featured six speakers, which included Florida State undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professors and alumni.
CONTINUE READINGTwenty CCI Students Inducted Into Torchbearer 100
This year, 20 students from the College of Communication and Information (CCI) are being inducted into Florida State University’s Torchbearer 100.
CONTINUE READINGPartnership Between Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce and CCI Highlights Local Tech Opportunities
On October 11th, 2022, students from FSU and FAMU attended the Tally Job Hop. This event gives students a unique opportunity to visit multiple tech companies and meet with their local leaders all in the span of one work day.
CONTINUE READINGTalTech Conference Showcases Tallahassee as a “Data Capital”
On October 4, 2022, the College of Communication and Information partnered with the TalTech Alliance to host the annual technology conference.
CONTINUE READINGMeet Juliana Gonzalez and the San Diego Seminoles Club
When Juliana Gonzalez (B.S. ICT, ‘13) first moved out to California a little over 5 years ago, she did not know anyone in the San Diego area. One of the first things she thought of doing to make connections was to look up FSU alumni groups in the area, and to her surprise there happened to be one in Pacific Beach. Juliana quickly forged great friendships with other alumni, and became highly involved in the San Diego Seminole Club, sitting as a Board Member for three years, the Vice President for last year, and now as the President!
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