Dr. Erin Bush, Associate Professor for FSU’s School of Communication Science and Disorders, received the ARNA Community Development Award for her leadership and commitment to strengthening communities through action research.
🔗https://t.co/yTkijq7yDv
Join #Google specialists on campus today and tomorrow (Oct. 7-8) for hands-on #tech demos and workshops. Be on the lookout for the Google Tent on the Student Union Green!
Florida State University deputy chief information security officer Clifford Stokes Jr. recently explored ReliaQuest’s GreyMatter platform as part of the university’s new partnership with the organization.
Read more about his experience here: https://t.co/cEdi6LoFJf
Think Pink! 🩷
Join Allison Wiman to learn more about the importance of breast cancer awareness and early detection for women and men.
Join us on Zoom or at our in-person watch party and enjoy some breakfast!
https://t.co/7cwLpCoPP3
FSU CCI Ph.D. recipient Dr. Sun Young Park explores how TikTok influencers promote gut health products and shape what consumers believe, highlighting the importance of media literacy.
🔗https://t.co/II4f1LOv5I
Guess we can add #FNAF trivia to Dr. Paul Marty's resume!
Professor Marty sat down with none other than @MatPatGT at this week's Golden Torch Lecture to discuss the creator's journey and advocacy for fellow creators.
With @FSUCCI’s custom live broadcast production van, students have a new way to gain valuable hands-on experience with industry-leading technology. 💻📡 https://t.co/6KoPJ2lQtp
Russell B. Clayton, Distinguished and Endowed Provost McKenzie Professor in @FSUCCI has been awarded a $3.1 million @NIH federal grant in collaboration with @OSUCCC_James and @UMassChan.
The grant will support a series of projects over the five-year funding period focused on identifying the most effective social media strategies for spreading awareness about the link between alcohol consumption and breast cancer in women.
Read more at https://t.co/gDl1ceRRvE
This summer, Courtney Stokes, worked with Adobe teams to provide feedback, while Dr. Paul Marty represented FSU at Google gatherings focused on AI and the future of higher education.
Read more about their experiences here: https://t.co/rwRUMeHEJs
After graduating from FSU in May 2026, Yasamin Khosh took her next step in New York City, where she works as an Executive Assistant at SKDK and serves as secretary and communications officer for the Seminole Club of NYC.
Read more here: https://t.co/mmPAofpis0
SCOM Professor Braidyn Lazenby explored the stigma behind taking popular GLP-1 medications and how patients talk about the medication.
We love to see how communication continues to play a huge role in healthcare!
Learn more about her findings here: https://t.co/H7OYe3hTLG
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Jaejin Lee on her promotion to Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Faculty Advancement! 🎉
Read more here: https://t.co/L1ICLs3q7D
SCSD alumna Hannah LeBlanc launched her new platform CodaPath on Sept. 16. It is designed to help speech-language pathologists manage clinical documentation, track client progress, and share information with clients and families.
Read more here: https://t.co/fABkE4Hnox
Another great Faculty Innovators session this morning! Robert Fuselier (FSU ODL) showcased the capabilities of #Google Gems, custom #AI agents that you can use in Gemini.
🎓 From iSchool graduate to national conference presenter!
Recent iSchool alumnus Craig Moore shared insights from FSU’s Innovation Hub at the inaugural Information Science Summit & Special Libraries Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
https://t.co/uN5hf3lkju via @FSUCCI
Congratulations to SCOM alumnus Fred
Maglione on becoming a children’s book author! Fred
is turning the page on an exciting new chapter with his
first children’s book.
🔗https://t.co/qrEsQPSpUy
Family Weekend is just a week away, and that means the annual CCI BBQ is almost here!🍖♨️
Join us next Friday for free BBQ out in front of the Shores Building. All students, faculty, staff, friends, and family are welcome!
Please RSVP here: https://t.co/VM4oHasF7H
Join @fsulibraries tomorrow for a discussion on the efforts to preserve and document sites connected to the memory and legacy of Emmett Till. They will discuss the challenges and responsibilities of confronting difficult histories and the impact of the Emmett Till case.
🎓 SCSD doctoral student Ashley Sellers has earned a highly competitive F31 fellowship from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), supporting her dissertation research focused on nonspeaking autistic children and their families.
https://t.co/4VBxlETpHJ