Employees - Past Announcements

The Gopher Tortoise  - A Keystone Species Conservation Challenge

Join us for a lecture, The Gopher Tortoise—A Keystone Species Conservation Challenge, by Dr. Katherine Gentry, PhD., FWC.

The Underwater Archaeology of the First Americans

The Underwater Archaeology of the First Americans: How rising water has both helped and hindered what we can know about the colonization of the continent—lecture by Dr. Jessi Halligan

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Due to the marked increase in flu levels and recent concerns regarding COVID-19, FSU instructors are asked to afford more flexibility to students who are sick.

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The Office of Distance Learning invites faculty, staff, and students to visit our redesigned website (odl.fsu.edu) and new student-facing site (distance.fsu.edu). We’ve made access to our services easier and promoted FSU’s nationally ranked online presence to prospective students.

Sir James Galway & Ryan Hamilton

Opening Nights has two amazing performances this week including flute icon Sir James Galway and stand-up comedian Ryan Hamilton.

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How can we utilize creativity, resourcefulness and entrepreneurship to build an equitable civil society? Social entrepreneurship is an approach used to develop, fund, and implement solutions to social, cultural, or environmental issues.

Lilian Garcia-Roig

Lilian Garcia-Roig, Professor of Art, will lead the March Faculty Luncheon Series with her talk, "In the Thick of It: Painting my way through nature and Academia."

Office of Faculty Development and Advancement

On Friday, March 13, the Office of Faculty Development and Advancement will host an application workshop for all faculty interested in applying for the NEH Fellowship, the National Humanities Center Fellowship and the American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship (ACLS).

Office of Faculty Development and Advancement

There comes a point when a writing project needs daily attention. Perhaps for you it is the beginning of a project long procrastinated; perhaps it is the finishing of a project with a deadline. The FSU Faculty Writing Intensives provide daily writing time to maintain intense short-term focus.

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We are pleased to invite students, faculty, post docs and staff to register to attend either or both days of our 2-day Spring 2020 Fellows Forum on “Discovery through Disappointment, Differences and Disagreement."