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Florida State University professor and breast cancer survivor Bill Smith incorporates his class into a new campaign promoting the awareness of breast cancer in men as well as women. The Alliance for Breast Cancer Awareness in Men and Women
U.S. News & World Report ranks Florida State University and the College of Business among the best.
Hispanic Business Magazine ranks Florida State University’s College of Law and College of Medicine in the top 10 of best colleges for Hispanic students.
Florida State University Senior and nursing student Safichia Chew is honored with acceptance into the National Institutes of Health Undergraduate Scholarship Program.
The National High Magnetic Field Laboratory on Florida State University’s campus announces its Magnet Mystery Hour series. The public is invited to attend these programs, held once a month, and uncover the mysteries within the Mag Lab. Click Here: Mag Lab Magnet Mystery Hour Series
Florida State University’s Alumni Association begins its game day "Open Houses", held the Friday before each home football game. Alumni Association
The Florida State University Career Center focuses its efforts to help FSU alumni find jobs.Click Here: Florida State University Career Center
Four Florida State University sophomores receive the prestigious Emerging Scholars Award from Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
Florida State University Postdoctoral Fellow Javier Rosado receives a grant to study the rise in obesity among Latino children.
Florida State University prepares to debut this years national television promotion, "Strength, Skill, Character". We’ll introduce you to this years scholarly spokesman and spokeswomen, Myron Rolle, Ashley Danley, and Carly Nasehi.
Florida State University’s College of Nursing receives $2.3 million in grants to fund its Doctor of Nursing Practice degree program. The program is designed to provide nurses with the education to become leaders in their field.
Your boss may be the source of your stress. Florida State University Professor Wayne Hochwarter’s latest study reveals the effect the self-serving attitude of some bosses can have on employees.
