Florida State University welcomed 35 new inductees into its prestigious Garnet & Gold Scholar Society this spring during an induction ceremony on Wednesday, four being COSSPP students.
The College of Social Sciences Student Leadership Council (SLC) hosted a College Town Hall with Dean Chapin on Tuesday, November 29, for students to connect, ask questions, and share ideas and concerns.
Camila Salvador – fourth-year student pursuing a major in International Affairs – spent this summer as a Data Analyst for Grassroots Analytics in Washington, D.C., to curate donor lists for campaigns and organizations as part of COSSPP’s Social Science Scholars Program.
Two COSSPP faculty members received a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for more than $400,000 to study the health effects of psychological resiliency.
R. Kyle Saunders, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology graduating in December 2022, discusses his ongoing research agenda and how the College of Social Sciences and Public Policy has influenced it.
Giving Tuesday is just one week away! This year, consider giving to the College and help students earn #MoreThanADegree.
The Florida Board of Governors confirmed the appointment of Justin Roth to Florida State University’s Board of Trustees November 9. Roth, a Miami native, is a partner at LINK Public Affairs, where he leads the Washington, D.C. office and provides strategic advice and counsel to clients on public affairs matters.
James Kassaga Arinaitwe, a Florida State University alumnus and CEO and co-founder of Teach For Uganda, will speak Thursday, Nov. 17, on the important role young leaders play in cultural reform and how to leverage leadership skills to create meaningful change.
Two professors in Florida State University’s Department of Urban and Regional Planning received a collaborative grant for over a half-million dollars from the Global Ideas for U.S. Solutions team at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to pursue research on community climate change and health equity.
Dr. Deana Rohlinger is a Professor of Sociology, Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Community Engagement, and Research Director of the Institute of Politics at Florida State University. Dr. Rohlinger discusses her recently published article, “From ‘Please sir, stay out of it’ to ‘You are an abomination’: (in)civility and emotional expression in emails sent to politicians.”
