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Ashley Bryant is set to graduate this weekend with a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism, completing the program in just three years. Her résumé includes nationally recognized storytelling on college and NBA teams.
FAMU SJGC students Darnell Walker-Jones, broadcast journalism; Germanie Bozeman, public relations; and Rowan Mumford, broadcast journalism, are the creative minds behind “Bullet,” a documentary in the running to win the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Coca-Cola HBCU Sports Production Grant at the Sports Emmys in May. They will screen their film on April 30 on FAMU's campus.
FAMU SJGC alumna Meredith D. Clark, Ph.D., attributes much of her success as an author, storyteller and expert to the tools and skills she learned through the school’s programs. 
FAMU professor and author Arionne Nettles wrote “Journalism For Dummies” to speak to the needs of her younger self when she first started out in journalism, seeking to understand the foundations of the field.
FAMU SJGC alum Nicholas Tuma is transforming brands and empowering communities—merging creativity with strategy to deliver bold, innovative design rooted in his graphic communication training.
Alumna Danielle Lewis Gentry (’05) made history as Kroger Health’s first head of communications.
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.
Pictured from left to right: FAMU SJGC students and alumni Jasmine Dyer, Joel Mitchell, Anissa Carby and Kaitlyn Walsh were recognized for excellence in journalism by the Florida News Awards.
FAMU SJGC Students Take Home Gold and Silver at the North Central Florida ADDY Awards
Hsuan Huang, Ph.D., an associate professor of public relations at Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism & Graphic Communication (FAMU SJGC)
FAMU SJGC’s WANM-FM 90.5 Named Best University Radio Station of the Year.
Students at FAMU’s School of Journalism & Graphic Communication gain hands-on experience through yearly programs like ACE, Grads Are Back, and Living-Learning Communities.