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The #GradsAreBack23BBQ was full of good vibes, good music and amazing people! 🍖🎵😎

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The #GradsAreBack23BBQ was full of good vibes, good music and amazing people! 🍖🎵😎

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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.
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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.
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Dr. Doris Roundtree (far left), who leads the Career Exploration Program, celebrates with SJGC interns and former Vice President for University Advancement Dr. Anthony Neal (far right). Interns pictured from left to right (front row): Maricela Carlos-Valentino, Amiracle Baker, Kazon Allen, Michael Trim Jr., and Chloe Waites. Back row: Phillip Woodside and Jarrett Johnson. Photo: Justyn Thomas.
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FAMU students representing media, business and finance fields are photographed with Vanessa Chatman, the university's associate director of career and professional development, during Bloomberg's HBCU Academy of Excellence in New York. Pictured from left to right: Janelle Sears (journalism), Victory Rhodes (business), Autumn Haddox (journalism), Jhanel Stanley (economics), and Zion Hackney (accounting).
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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.
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