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Join us this week for an Introduction to R Studio and Lit Reviews in Social Sciences 💻 Visit bit.ly/QEPWorkshops for more information on our Graduate Skills Workshop Series

Summer C means the fun is just getting started! Kick off the best semester ever with us and FSU Housing and enjoy snacks, drinks, resources, and more!

Special Collections is hiring two undergraduate interns for the Fall 2026 Semester! Swipe to learn more. Apply at https://bit.ly/4w5RORt and https://bit.ly/4xFAPHc

Let's get together and visualize a perfect Summer! Join us next Wednesday at Strozier to make your own vision Summer board poster🌻 ☀️ 🏖️ 🌺 ✈️ 💸 🥭 All materials provided while supplies last!

The Florida State University Libraries' Art in the Library program centers on bringing art from the FSU student body into our library spaces, celebrating the artistic and research endeavors of our local creative community.

Meet the Artists of Florida State University Libraries:

Katie Kimberly

Information Technology Services

Katie is a multidisciplinary artist and IT professional with degrees in Studio Art and Information Technology. Living with a stutter, she uses drawing, painting, and photography as powerful forms of self-expression, exploring communication, identity, and resilience.

The Florida State University Libraries' Art in the Library program centers on bringing art from the FSU student body into our library spaces, celebrating the artistic and research endeavors of our local creative community.

Meet the Artists of Florida State University Libraries:

David Maki

Research and Learning Services

David Maki grew up in Snellville, Georgia, and in Ft. Myers, Florida, with a creative imagination and a love for stories, myth, and legend which were the foundations for his later involvement with art. David read comic books, played Dungeons and Dragons, and was influenced by Frazetta and science fiction. He has traveled extensively, serving four years in the United States Marine Corps, and he was part of Operation Desert Storm during the Gulf War. His exposure to war and travels to Japan and to the Middle East have influenced his perceptions of Western Culture and engendered a deep appreciation for Japanese culture, art, and Sumi Ink art. David pursued martial arts for many years and is a 3rd degree Black Belt in Kenpo Karate. David graduated from FSU in 1997, after which backpacked through Europe for two months. His exposure to art in Europe, particularly Van Gogh and Rembrandt, has left a deep impression on how he composes and uses light in his photography and art. David loves nature, history, and paradoxes often found in human drama. His art reflects his capacity to see things from many perspectives, letting the viewer form their own judgment. David paints in oil, acrylic, and watercolor. You can find more of his work at www.MakiClan.com.

Join us this week and learn Zotero, R, Scopus, and Covidence! 💻 Visit bit.ly/QEPWorkshops for more information on our Graduate Skills Workshop Series

still no designer, but our engagement team is also hiring. Apply on NoleNetwork- InternFSU: Student Engagement Intern with University Libraries

Evidently there's no designer. Apply on NoleNetwork by July 6th: "Intern FSU: FSU Libraries Graphic Design Intern". This is a paid position for undergraduate students. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/4fpOlbf

The Florida State University Libraries' Art in the Library program centers on bringing art from the FSU student body into our library spaces, celebrating the artistic and research endeavors of our local creative community.

Meet the Artists of Florida State University Libraries:

Amber-Lynne Jensen

Research and Learning Services

Amber is a Filipina-American artist that strives to create works that manifest the influential power of human art. As an illustration, web design, film, and photography enthusiast, Amber is passionate about accessible and intentional design, celebrating cultural identity, and exploring art as a limitless outlet for channeling one’s physical and emotional energy.