It is with great sadness that the College received the news of the passing of Dr. Ronald Blazek, School of Information Professor Emeritus, on December 8, 2023.
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Passing of Professor Emeritus Dr. Ron Blazek
iSchool Professor Joins AI Debate at FSU
School of Information Professor Paul Marty participated in a debate on campus centered around the impact of AI on universities.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Associate Dean and Research Specialist Present at The STARS Computing Corps Celebration Conference
College of Communication and Information (CCI) Associate Dean Ebe Randeree and Research Specialist Faye Jones presented at the Students and Technology in Academia, Research and Service (STARS) Computing Corps Celebration Conference in Dallas, Texas.
CONTINUE READINGCCI 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.
CONTINUE READINGiSchool Professor 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.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Leadership Board Hosts its Annual Fall Meeting
On October 13, the College of Communication & Information (CCI) Leadership Board had its annual fall meeting at the Florida State University Alumni Center.
CONTINUE READINGCCI Celebrates Faculty and Students at 2023 Scholars and Stars Reception
On October 12th, the College of Communication & Information hosted its annual Scholars and Stars Reception at the Challenger Learning Center in Downtown Tallahassee. This event recognizes incredible donors and scholarship recipients, as well as outstanding faculty and students for their leadership.
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