In the newest edition of the FSU Libraries Newsletter, you can read about our latest Open Access journal, the Access Services Department, and more in this issue of LibNews.
Employees - Past Announcements
The Sheila B. Lutz Memorial Scholarship supports FSU employee-students with an award of up to $1,000. Apply before Tuesday, Sept. 1, to be considered for this year's award.
Following a national search, Florida State University has appointed Melissa Bolen as director of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
The Chen Lab at the College of Nursing is recruiting Breast Cancer Survivors for a research study on pain management. If you are interested, please fill out our online survey.
The Chen Lab at the College of Nursing is recruiting older adults with chronic low back pain for two research studies on pain management. If you are interested, please fill out one of the online surveys.
The Chen Lab at the FSU College of Nursing is recruiting young adults with IBS and pain for a paid study. If you are interested, please fill out the online survey.
Planning to hire FSU students for your paid, part-time positions during the Fall semester? Register to attend the Career Center’s Fall 2026 Part-Time Job Fair on Wednesday, Aug. 26. Held during the first week of classes, the event connects employers with students actively seeking paid, part-time employment that fits their academic schedules.
The FSU Center for Prevention and Early Intervention Policy is excited to offer Child-Parent Psychotherapy training, one of the most effective, evidence-based interventions for helping young children ages 0 to 5 and their families recover and heal after stressful and traumatic experiences.
Online booking will be unavailable from Friday, July 24, to Monday, Aug. 3, during the travel booking system transition. Travelers needing to book between these dates should make reservations before the migration whenever possible. Visit the online Lightning transition page to learn more and prepare for launch.
Florida State Open Publishing announces the release of Hemingway Studies in Japan, a new open-access volume that introduces decades of Japanese Hemingway criticism to a global academic readership. The publication represents a major international collaboration between Florida State University Hemingway scholar Margaret E. Wright-Cleveland, Japanese Hemingway scholars Kaori Fairbanks and Hideo Tsuji, and FSU Libraries.