Faculty

Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
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.
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
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.
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
FAMU SJGC Professor Arionne Nettles and Division of Journalism Director William Jiles are teaming up to develop a new generation of investigative journalists through an HBCU lens.
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
FAMU SJGC Associate Professor Hsuan Huang, Ph.D. (center), celebrates with her students after the success of her class project where students were challenged with developing digital content campaigns to promote organ donation. 
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
From front left to right: FAMU SJGC Professor of Journalism Clarence Fowler, Garth C. Reeves Chair Professor Arionne Nettles, WANM 90.5 Director Terrence Ward and Dean Mira Lowe take a moment to celebrate with some of the scholars who received training completion certificates during the inFrom front left to right: FAMU SJGC Professor of Journalism Clarence Fowler, Garth C. Reeves Chair Professor Arionne Nettles, WANM 90.5 Director Terrence Ward and Dean Mira Lowe take a moment to celebrate with some of the scholars who received training completion certificates during the inaugural Digital Media Day.augural Digital Media Day.
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
FAMU SJGC Professor Jeff Wilkinson recently shared his innovative and collaborative approaches to journalism training on a global stage at the BEA Conference.
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
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.
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
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.
Kanya Stewart
Kanya Stewart
Hsuan Huang, Ph.D., an associate professor of public relations at Florida A&M University’s School of Journalism & Graphic Communication (FAMU SJGC)
Staff Reports
Staff Reports
Arionne Nettles, a Florida A&M University (FAMU) School of Journalism & Graphic Communication (SJGC) professor
Heather Johnson
Heather Johnson
SJGC Visiting Professor Stanley Johnson Celebrates Black Women in New Book
Heather Johnson
Heather Johnson