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New dean appointed at FAMU-FSU College of Engineering
Florida A&M University and Florida State University have named Pennsylvania State University engineering Professor Yaw D. Yeboah as the new dean of the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering. The appointment will take effect July 1.
Allisson Yu selected as FSU fundraising campaign manager
Florida State University is gearing up for the largest fundraising campaign in its history — and now it has the person in place who will help coordinate the effort.
Social entrepreneurism is focus of Feb. 2-4 conference at Florida State
Social entrepreneurism will be the hot topic when students, administrators and distinguished speakers from across the nation converge at Florida State University this week for a unique, annual conference that has helped to brand Florida State as a leader in the promotion of values and character development as essential components of a college education.
FSU Foundation appoints vice president for constituent programs
The Florida State University Foundation announced today the appointment of Glen Jack to the position of vice president for constituent programs. In this role, Jack willhave the responsibility of managing all unit- and college-based development officers.
FSU Panama City announces partnership with Tallahassee Community College
Florida State University Panama City and Tallahassee Community College have entered into a new partnership that will allow TCC students to take FSUPC course offerings on the TCC campus.
Florida State film students successfully raise $20,000 for thesis projects
Graduate students from Florida State University's College of Motion Picture Arts can mark "raise $20,000 for thesis projects" off their to-do lists.
A monumental job: Florida State University restoring, refurbishing outdoor sculpture
On a bright winter morning on the Florida State University campus, sculptor John Raulerson and a small crew of workers held a propane torch to one of the university’s most prominent statues.
Training more educators for special-needs children in high-risk families is goal of $1.2 million grant to Florida State
For the increasing number of “high-risk” families in Florida facing the complex challenges of infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays, additional help is on the way.
Take note: Moolaguides.com paying off for student entrepreneurs
Students at Florida State University are learning that taking precise notes during class pays off in more ways than just earning good grades. Three Florida State College of Business students have come up with a way to capitalize on their classmates’ note-taking skills and compensate them for their hard work through an entrepreneurial venture called Moolaguides.com.
From the Internet to your ears: Student entrepreneurs are hearing success with 'Wordio' smartphone app
If you haven’t heard of Wordio yet, give it a few months. That’s the hope of a group of nine Florida State University students who created a new smartphone application that will transform written content on the Web into audio form, allowing users to listen to their favorite articles while driving, exercising or simply relaxing.