iSchool Professor Receives China-U.S. Scholars Program Grant

School of Information Professor Dr. Nancy Everhart was awarded a China-U.S. Scholars Program Grant for Conference Participation and Research Travel. She will use the grant to present her research, “Mobile Information Seeking and Use in China: Is America Ready for WeChat?” at the 8th World Conference on the Future of Education at Cambridge University in the United Kingdom this December.

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CCI Presents at KCHC

CCI Presents at KCHC

In early April, Visiting Faculty Obianuju Aliche and Professor Mia Lustria of the School of Information, and School of Communication doctoral candidate Pooja Ichplani, each presented their research at the 2024 Kentucky Conference on Health Communication (KCHC). KCHC is a biennial conference held in Lexington, Kentucky, that offers a platform for health communication scholars, practitioners, …

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CCI at ECA and SSCA Conventions

The College of Communication and Information was recently represented at two conferences: the Eastern Communication Association (ECA) convention in Boston, Massachusetts, in late March and the Southern States Communication Association (SSCA) convention in Houston, Texas, in early April. Betsy Crawford, CCI’s Development Coordinator, staffed a table at both conferences to introduce the College’s graduate programs …

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CCI Faculty Helps FSU and UF Co-Host IEEE ICHI 2024

CCI Faculty Helps FSU and UF Co-Host IEEE ICHI 2024

College of Communication and Information faculty members Mafe Brooks, Dr. Zhe He, Dr. Mia Lustria, and Dr. Balu Bhasuran are helping Florida State University and the University of Florida co-host the 12th IEEE International Conference on Health Informatics in Orlando, FL this upcoming June.

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iSchool Professor Receives IMLS Grant

Dr. Margaret Ann Sullivan Receives IMLS Grant

School of Information Assistant Professor Dr. Margaret Ann Sullivan was recently awarded a two-year, $344,598 Early Career Development grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to investigate library outreach services and the opioid epidemic. 

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