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Caleb Joseph is part of the inaugural cohort of the Florida State University DC Study Away Program!

Joseph — a senior in the FSU Department of Computer Science at the FSU College of Arts & Sciences — is presently in Washington, D.C. for Capital One's Analyst Intern Program.

"At Capital One, I drive data-informed business decisions by conducting analysis and model refinement on credit line increase program data, and fine-tuning machine learning policies to improve second-order risk evaluation. I would like to share the importance of being involved outside the classroom, as the majority of my opportunities have come from putting myself out there and getting involved."

Directed by FSU Career Center, the DC Study Away Program allows full-time enrolled degree seeking FSU students completing internships to live in a supportive community with their peers, where they can focus on their internships while benefiting from shared support and connection.

To learn more, visit career.fsu.edu/dc-study-away-program.

FSU computational scientist helps advance targeted drug-delivery systems using coding, modeling A Florida State University computational scientist is paving the way for future medical breakthroughs by developing mathematical models and simulations to

"My work examines how humans perceive the world and how they share that experience with others to build a common understanding."

🌟 Meet Meegan Kennedy, a professor and associate chair of undergraduate studies in the Florida State University English Department!

Kennedy's newest book, “Writing Embodiment in Victorian Microscopy: Beautiful Mechanism,” examines how Victorians approached the use of microscopes to observe objects and organisms too small to be seen with the naked eye as an embodied practice that required both wonder and skepticism.

To check out the full Q&A, visit: fla.st/W8E97I55.

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Today marks the 175th day of FSU’s 175th anniversary! Stop by the FSU Student Union at 3:30 p.m., June 24, to help celebrate with some popsicles and fun! 🎉

Our Biology in London Program students recently had the opportunity to make their own centrifuges!

If the term "centrifuge" sounds familiar, you may have seen the technology featured in "Project Hail Mary," where Ryan Gosling's character uses centrifugal force to create gravity within his space ship.

For more info on Florida State University's Biology in London Program, visit bio.fsu.edu/london.

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Join us in giving an to Pranav Prakash, who recently joined the FSU Department of Religion as an assistant professor!

Prakash specializes in the comparative study of religions, literatures, and book arts in Persian and South Asian societies.

To learn more about our faculty and programs of study in the Florida State University Department of Religion, visit religion.fsu.edu.

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Bryan Quaife (FSU - Department of Scientific Computing) is part of an interdisciplinary team conducting foundational research essential to the design of a drug-delivery system that could reduce medication side effects while increasing treatment efficacy.

To learn more about this research — which expands upon work proposing the use of magnetic particles to guide cell-like drug carriers toward a specific target, like a tumor — visit: fla.st/SFRZKUVL.

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Let's give an to Peter Satterthwaite, who specializes in ancient Greek history and will join the FSU Department of Classics as an assistant professor this fall!

To learn more about our faculty and programs of study in the Florida State University Department of Classics, visit classics.fsu.edu.

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