School of Communication
The School of Communication supports specialized faculties to support a variety of professional development, research, educational and enrichment needs. It consists of the University Center C, University Center D, and the Diffenbaugh Building.
Its facilities include WVFS, or V89, FSU’s student FM radio station and The Media Production program Seminole Productions among others.
School of Communication Science & Disorders
The Warren Building is the home of the School of Communication Science & Disorders and The L.L. Schendel Speech and Hearing Clinic. Located inside is the School's hearing clinic, speech and language clinic, and graduate student learning and clinic preparation classrooms. There are also faculty offices and numerous research labs on the upper floors. The Warren Building also houses the FSU Veterans Specialty Clinic to treat speech and hearing disorders that often accompany traumatic head injuries in combat.
School of Information
The School of Information resides primarily in the Louis Shores Building, with classes taught in HCB and the newly-renovated William Johnston Building. The College’s Help Desk is located in Shores as well and provides students and faculty with IT assistance and access to high-performance workstations and software.
Office Of the Dean & Undergraduate Advising
The Office of the Dean is located on the fourth floor of University Center C at Doak Campbell Stadium in room C4115. The Advising Center for all undergraduate CCI students is located in 2011 William Johnston Building (WJB) and is open virtually from 8am to 5pm and operates primarily on an appointment based system. Current students can make an appointment through Campus Connect which is accessible through Student Central. Non-FSU students may call or email for an appointment. For general undergraduate advising inquiries, please email Advising@cci.fsu.edu.
Research Centers and Institutes
Hispanic M.C. Center
The Center is the first of its kind in the United States devoted to educating students as well as professionals in the field. Faculty and students working with the Center are conducting ground-breaking research and serving as an innovative resource for the Hispanic marketing industry.
Communication and Early Childhood Research and Practice Center
The Communication and Early Childhood Research and Practice Center (CEC-RAP) is designed to promote interdisciplinary contributions to the field of early intervention/education for young children with disabilities, communication disorders, and/or dual language learning needs. CEC-RAP focuses on the continued expansion of research, personnel preparation, and service delivery through collaboration with interrelated projects.
L.L. Schendel Speech and Hearing Clinic
The Speech and Hearing Clinic provides effective community services that improve the communication abilities of clients as well as a teaching and clinical research laboratory that seeks to develop exemplary assessment and treatment procedures.
Institute for Digital Information and Scientific Communication
The institute will create repositories of information of particular interest to one or more research disciplines, make the information accessible to interested parties, and foster improvements in scientific communication. We will develop and apply analysis and organization methods to create decision support systems for the individual disciplines. The Center activities will advance the science of information analysis and organization, improve the research capabilities of research disciplines, and engage students in research and communication activities.
The Information Institute
The Institute conducts research that focuses on the information user, the interaction of the user with information products, services, policies, technologies, and organizations. We also conduct information policy research on current issues at every level of government related to public access, privacy, records management, and use of information in electronic forms.