Advertising Federation in the nation. Ad Club provides insight into the communications industry including but not limited to advertising, public relations, media, digital, copy writing, and integrated marketing. We also give members opportunities to network with talented professionals, build their portfolios, earn scholarships, and travel to industry conferences in cities such as New York, Chicago, Boston and Atlanta!

professionals, educators, and students dedicated to continuing education, professional growth, leadership, and the exploration of issues in the IT community.

of Communication and Information at Florida State University. Undergraduates interested in libraries and information studies are also encouraged to join. We hope our organization will help our students develop professional ties in the library and information community through our social programs and general meetings, where students have the opportunity to learn more about a specific area of library service from a professional in the field.

between the student body, the Dean of the College and the alumni of the College of Communication and Information and the Florida State University.  Additionally, the Student Leadership Council will help cultivate alumni engagement from each and school and major within the college. CCI-SLC will facilitate various activities, meetings, workshops and other events to improve unity among the 3 colleges while working to provide students with professional development and networking opportunities.

cirriculum is unable to keep up. Even though high schoolers in this city are learning programming languages, most FSU students are not. Run by students and run for students, Codeducation teaches tech topics to non-tech majors.

technological, social, organizational, and cognitive aspects of cybersecurity. Various disciplines are supported, e.g., computer science, information technology, criminology, law, education, business, public administration, and healthcare, etc. Students advance their technical skills and knowledge through various national and international events. If you are interested in information security, or just want to become more technical in the online environment, come check out the FSU Cybersecurity Club.

through participation in one of two nationally competitive traveling squads: the speech or debate team. Students travel several weekends each semester to intercollegiate speech or debate tournaments where they have the opportunity to compete against students from across the nation and receive feedback from members of the academic community.

interested in a career in public relations. Join us for our bi-weekly meetings to learn more about PR, networking and internships. FPRA is an organization dedicated to furthering the success of students interested in a career in Public Relations.

purposes of Lambda Pi Eta are: (1) to foster and reward outstanding scholastic achievement in communication; (2) to stimulate interest in the field of communication through community outreach and service; (3) to promote and encourage professional development among communication majors; (4) to provide an opportunity to discuss and exchange ideas in the discipline of communication; (5) to establish and maintain closer relationships and mutual understanding between communication faculty and students; and (6) to explore options for graduate education in communication.

becoming professionals in the fields of speech language pathology, speech and hearing science and audiology, as well as students interested in related majors and professional fields. Membership is open to all FSU students, undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students included. (It is not a requirement to be in the Communication Disorders major.)

plays a part in the technology field. Social Spear offers a variety of events such as bringing in local speakers, touring companies in the Tallahassee community, and offering crash courses in the Creative Cloud.

and persons with disabilities in IT/computing disciplines through multi-faceted interventions. At FSU, these interventions focus on projects and programs that start at elementary school and progress through graduate school and on to IT/computing careers. The Alliance is organized as a national constellation of regional stars that include research universities, minority and women’s universities and colleges, K-12 educators, industry, professional organizations, and community groups.

University was the first undergraduate SAA chapter and remains one of few schools to offer SAA to undergraduate students. FSU SAA is comprised of a variety of different students who have interests in audiology or speech language pathology, many of whom are in the Communication Sciences and Disorders program or those who plan to be in the program. The members of the club work towards planning and hosting fundraising events that support the FSU Speech and Hearing Clinic, as well as the club’s annual Guatemala mission trip. Members are also encouraged to collaborate and raise awareness about audiology and communication. Many of the undergraduate members of SAA are the future professionals of audiology, as they take steps to further improve the field as a whole.

colleges by organizing various events and activities. This helps each student feel more a part of FSU and the Tallahassee community.

We converge under the UX umbrella to explore, learn, and create. Our collaborative space fosters a unique blend of creativity and expertise, uniting diverse talents in the realm of user experience design. From interactive workshops to insightful discussions, the UX Collective at FSU is your gateway to the latest trends and industry insights. Join us on a journey where individual talents harmonize into a collective force, shaping the future of user experience

prepare to enter the workforce in a mostly male-dominated career field. We encompass all majors and aim to support women in tech! WISE events primarily revolve around professional programs, social events, and developing mentors in the community.

fellow female oriented organizations, both on and off campus, to promote women in the workforce and professionalism.

WVFS offers hands on experience in all facets of radio operations, is staffed by 150-200 volunteers, and recruits three times a year at the very beginning of the fall and spring semesters, and (for summer) at the very end of the spring semester.  WVFS welcomes all majors.  No experience is required.