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FAMU PRSSA was recognized nationally for its dynamic programming connecting students to opportunities in public relations and to alumni and industry experts succeeding in the field.
Professor Arionne Nettles' research centers on storytelling through creative writing, radio, television, and film, all while tracing the deep Southern roots of urban Black culture.
Professor Hunter and student Michael Trim Jr proudly display one of the certificates the FAMU SPJ chapter received in recognition of its accomplishments. Photo: Justyn Thomas.
FAMU SJGC Dean Mira Lowe (front row center) and Graphic Communication Division Director Anosh Gill (back row center) celebrate with students who took home top honors among the state’s best and brightest in print and graphic design. Photo: Justyn Thomas.
After earning his degree in broadcast journalism and launching a successful career in photojournalism and production, Quintin Gee, driven by courage and conviction. chose to reroute his path to serve our country in the U.S. Army.
Luis Arriaga celebrates becoming the first in his family to obtain a four-year degree, surrounded by his parents and siblings. They are seen in front of the University's eternal flame, a moment symbolic of the motto, "Excellence With Caring."
The next group of FAMU SJGC scholars to receive professional development training and experiences through the Disney Storytellers Fund include (from left): Seanna Miller, Clarissa Elysee, Venecia Easter, Trinity Olivier, Shayla Jones, Andrew Watson, Terrill Smith, and Yulissa Garcia-Martinez.
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Autumn Dancy and Trinity Talton celebrate the start of their career development opportunities at First Coast News in Jacksonville, part of TEGNA’s investment in FAMU SJGC talent.
From left: Alumna Jasmine Patrick, alumna Brianna Grant, and senior Zaria Salter and are contributing to national and global companies and events with their design innovations.