Florida State University School of Communication undergraduate Annalise Kapusta received a 2014 Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Award (URCAA) for her proposal to study the media in relation to the peace process in Northern Ireland. The award of $4,000 is given by the Office of Undergraduate Research to support students conducting summer research or creative …
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COMM student wins Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Award
COMM undergraduate student speaks on social entrepreneurship panel
College of Communication & Information undergraduate student Omar Ismail was a featured speaker in the panel discussion “Social Entrepreneurship: Investing in Your Ideas for Global Change” organized by Florida State University’s Center for Global Engagement on Feb. 19. It was a part of the “Engage Your World: Intercultural Dialogue Series.” Ismail’s interest in social entrepreneurship …
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Florida State University College of Communication & Information Associate Dean Steve McDowell and co-authors Zoheb Nensey and Philip Steinberg have written a chapter in the recently published “Cyberspace and International Relations: Theory, Prospects and Challenges,” edited by Jan-Frederik Kremer and Benedikt Müller (Springer, 2014). This compilation addresses the “cyberization” of international relations – and the …
CONTINUE READINGIndian Communication scholar Dr. Biswajit Das to speak
Professor Biswajit Das, director of the Centre for Culture, Media & Governance at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India, will give two presentations at The Florida State University’s School of Communication on Tuesday, May 29. The first, “Mapping Media Education in India,” will be held from 9:15 to 11 a.m. in Room 2102 of University …
CONTINUE READING'Social Media and Public Protest' colloquium held
“Social Media and Public Protest,” the role of social media in the political revolutions in the Middle East, was the subject of a colloquium Feb. 22, 2011, in Florida State University’s School of Communication. A panel of Communication faculty and doctoral students with research experience in politics and/or social media discussed the implications of the …
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