The College of Arts and Sciences is the largest and most academically diverse at Florida State. Distinguished Scholar awards.
The oldest college at Florida State University, the College of Arts and Sciences has provided generations of undergraduate students instruction in the liberal arts disciplines that are essential for intellectual development and personal growth: English and mathematics, history, the humanities, and the physical, biological, and behavioral sciences. At the graduate level, too, the contributions of t
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12/20/2024
Save the (new) date! 📅
Save the new date! Join us at the FSU Museum of Fine Arts for the “HOMO SARGASSUM” International Symposium, co-sponsored by the Tout Monde Art Foundation. From March 4 to 6, 2025, explore a transformative cultural experience connecting art, science and the influence of seaweed in our ecosystems. Find more details here: fla.st/D0WN5BWG
12/20/2024
🏅🎓 A round of applause for the 65 high-achieving graduates who earned their honors medallions at Florida State University's Dec. 10 Medallion Ceremony! Special shoutout to our FSU College of Arts & Sciences honorees from across the college. Learn more about their achievements at fla.st/SKHAZKSC.
12/20/2024
You've got mail! 📩 Ring in the holidays with a special year-end message from the FSU College of Arts & Sciences' own Dean Sam Huckaba. Tune in ➡️ https://bit.ly/4gHa9ws.
12/20/2024
Congratulations to our FSU College of Arts & Sciences faculty and staff, recognized for their work in the Florida State University November and December Faculty & Staff Briefs! Learn more about the achievements coming out of the FSU Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Florida State University English Department, Department of History, FSU Department of Modern Languages & Linguistics and FSU Department of Psychology, here: fla.st/ZAGF9JTD.
12/19/2024
Join us in celebrating our own associate professor Justin Kennemur from the FSU Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, who has been awarded the 2024-2025 William R. Jones Outstanding Mentor Award by the Florida Education Fund! Discover why Kennemur considers mentorship the most rewarding part of his work, here: fla.st/TG2PK57L
12/19/2024
Meet Massimo Marengo, a professor in FSU Department of Physics. Read more about his research on Cepheids — a special type of pulsating star — and how he examines images from some of the world's most sophisticated telescopes to investigate cosmic mysteries, here: fla.st/OOAW37T2
12/17/2024
Mark your calendars for this event next month!
Mark your calendars! 📅 On Jan. 29, the FSU Winthrop-King Institute is sponsoring “Translanguaging Pedagogies In The World Language Classroom," part of the FSU Department of Modern Languages & Linguistics Lecture Series. Guest speaker Emma Trentman from The University of New Mexico - UNM will dive into translanguaging in practice. For more info, contact Zafer Lababidi at [email protected].
12/16/2024
Congratulations to the 25 Florida State University students who earned the Global Citizenship Certificate from the FSU Center for Global Engagement CGE earlier this month! 🏆 Our own FSU College of Arts & Sciences awardees represent a range of disciplines, from biology to computer science, history to modern languages. 🌎 Check out the full list of awardees and learn more about the program, here: fla.st/CX69H14J
12/16/2024
This year's FSU College of Arts & Sciences Holiday Open House was a real treat! 🎉 We were delighted to see a great mix of guests from across the College come together for hot chocolate ☕, tasty hors d'oeuvres, and lively conversation. We wish everyone a cozy, restful winter break ahead! ❄️
12/13/2024
FSU History is proud to congratulate all of Florida State University's wonderful Fall 2024 graduates! We are thrilled to see what lies ahead for all of you! A special shoutout to our past and current interns who are graduating this semester. Go Noles!
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12/13/2024
Another successful Saturday Morning Physics program has come to an end! Thank you to everyone who participated and made it special. 🌟 Find some memorable moments and relive the fun right here: fla.st/YJXRCW4P
12/13/2024
Tyler Center for Global Studies at Florida State University hosts first annual research showcase Florida State University continues to shine as a leader in international education as the hosting institution for the new Tyler Center for Global Studies,
12/13/2024
Congratulations to all the exceptional graduates stepping into their next chapter at one of Florida State University's commencement ceremonies today! 🎓🎉 Get to know some of these future leaders from and the FSU College of Arts & Sciences ➡️ fla.st/0ZBKKRBS.
12/12/2024
FSU College of Arts & Sciences graduates are set to take the stage tomorrow, representing about one quarter of Florida State University's degree recipients this semester! 🎓🎉 Meet three exceptional students and learn about their innovative research in the FSU Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Florida State University English Department and Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Science at FSU, here: fla.st/09XHYYNJ
12/12/2024
Discover more about the groundbreaking research led by professor Michael Shatruk from the FSU Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry and a team of Florida State University researchers, with support from the National Science Foundation (NSF)!⬇️
FSU researchers develop new methods to generate and improve magnetism of 2D materials At just a few atoms of thickness, 2D materials offer revolutionary possibilities for new technologies that are microscopically sized but have the same
12/12/2024
Meet Sean Faletti, a senior at Florida State University pursuing dual degrees in creative writing and human rights & social justice through the FSU College of Arts & Sciences. As an , Faletti uses art and activism to amplify underrepresented stories through his research on Asian-American coming-of-age narratives. He's a leader in several campus organizations, including the Asian American Student Union, and an active member of Lambda Phi Epsilon fraternity. Click here to read more: fla.st/6JVMZVBP
12/12/2024
One day to go! 🎓 This week, we're walking down memory lane with some of our FSU College of Arts & Sciences' graduates. Psychology major Maria Gullesserian shares why the process of preparing materials for a research study through the FSU Department of Psychology was her most meaningful experience at Florida State University. The study examines political conformity, or when individuals conform to the beliefs of a group, and how it manifests among different people.
“After all the hard work I put into research labs during my undergraduate studies, this moment was particularly meaningful, as it reminded me of the rewarding outcomes that perseverance can bring.”
Postgraduation, Maria will continue work on the study alongside her research mentor, assistant professor of psychology David March, while awaiting acceptance to doctoral programs.
Congratulations, Maria!
📷: Hope Cooper
The oldest college at Florida State University, the College of Arts and Sciences has provided generations of undergraduate students instruction in the liberal arts disciplines that are essential for intellectual development and personal growth: English and mathematics, history, the humanities, and the physical, biological, and behavioral sciences. At the graduate level, too, the contributions of the college have been integral to the growth of the university.
The College of Arts and Sciences awarded its first recorded master's degree in 1908, the year before the Florida Female College was renamed the Florida State College for Women. It also awarded the first Florida State College for Women's master's degree in 1909. The first doctorate at Florida State University was awarded in chemistry in 1952.
In addition to awarding bachelor of science (BS), bachelor of arts (BA), master of science (MS), master of arts (MA), and doctor of philosophy (PhD) degrees, and heavily supporting the Liberal Studies Program, the College of Arts and Sciences offers an extensive array of foundation courses for preprofessional and professional programs.
College of Arts and Sciences faculty members have earned national and international recognition for research, teaching, and distinguished service to the profession. The faculty of the college has included seven members of the National Academy of Sciences, three Nobel laureates, a Pulitzer Prize winner, directors of national commissions, university presidents, and numerous winners of other national or international honors. Locally, university committees have named several arts and sciences faculty Eppes Professors, and more than two dozen of the college's faculty have been selected University Distinguished Professors. More than 125 arts and sciences faculty members have won University Teaching and Advising awards, Developing Scholar awards, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Distinguished Scholar awards.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences have been recipients of a variety of honors, including Rhodes, Truman, and Goldwater scholarships; Rotary awards; Fulbright, McKnight, and Patricia Roberts Harris fellowships; professional society scholarships; and other nationally recognized awards. Among the graduates of the college are scientists; writers; doctors; chief executive officers of major corporations; lawyers; school and college teachers; and university administrators.
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