Apply for FSU’s Global Citizenship Certificate (GCC) by attending one of the information sessions hosted by the Center for Global Engagement every week at The Globe or by signing up for an individual advising session.
By engaging in a combination of academic coursework and intercultural experiences, students gain intercultural communication skills and develop a deeper knowledge of global issues.
Matthew Becker, Ph.D. – a COSSPP alum (B.S. Political Science ‘07 and M.S. International Affairs ‘09) – was fully funded by The U.S. Russia Foundation (USRF) to attend the “Multimedia Methods in Public Scholarship” workshop hosted by the Melikian Center for Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies at Arizona State University. The Melikian Center for […]
Fall 2023 COSSPP Graduates, join us on Friday, December 15, for a special reception in your honor in the Bellamy Atrium from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Celebrate with treats, receive a congratulatory gift, and pose in your cap and gown for photos!
Steve Jenks, Ph.D. – a COSSPP alumnus (B.S. African American Studies ‘10) – recently authored the chapter titled “A National Analysis of Post-Graduation Plan Development by Rurality and Race” in the book “Race and Rurality:
Join the College of Social Sciences for a talk in the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Lecture Series: “Price and Value” on Thursday, November 30.
This summer, Florida State University’s Department of Economics Chair and Director of the Stavros Center for Economic Education Joe Calhoun, Ph.D., co-led economic reporting workshops for journalists in the South Caucasus.
Committed to supporting students in overcoming barriers to success, Florida State University and COSSPP alumnus Cameron Pennant (B.S. Business Management ’15, M.P.A ’17) is proof that a gift can never be too small nor too early. Shortly after graduating, Pennant began working as an advisor for the FSU Center for Academic Retention and Enhancement’s SCOPE—scholarship, […]
The College of Social Sciences and Public Policy celebrated 2023 Distinguished Alumni — Mark P. Barnebey, Doby L. Flowers, Fred H. Flowers, and Thomas M. Henderson — during the College’s annual gala on November 17.
In “Policy Attributes Shape Climate Policy Support,” Eric Coleman, Ph.D., and co-authors examine how the attributes of specific public policy proposals addressing climate change have an impact on individuals’ support for those policy proposals.
Florida State University’s Reubin O.D’ Askew School of Public Administration and Policy continues to receive top rankings for its academic excellence.
