College of Social Sciences and Public Policy
at Florida State University
The College of Social Sciences and Public Policy is home to many organizations that help connect students to opportunities both locally and nationally. ‘The Future is Made in Bellamy,’ and these organizations are vital to students’ success, helping them to ‘Get More Than a Degree’ during their time at FSU.
Here are just a few examples of the incredible experiences our students are gaining outside the classroom through their involvement with student organizations at FSU.
Malik Moore – an FSU alumnus [B.S. Political Science ’20 and Master’s of Applied American Politics and Policy (MAAPP) ’23] – was recently appointed as the youngest member of the Racial Reconciliation Committee for the City of Tampa.
Formed in May 2024, the committee aims to research the effects of systematic discrimination and develop proposals to address affordable housing, development, youth empowerment, services for previously incarcerated individuals, and ignored areas of history. Moore was one of thirteen people to receive this position.
The Master of Applied Politics & Policy (MAAPP) program celebrated the graduation of its 10 students at the Florida Capitol on Thursday, August 1.
The Master of Applied Politics & Policy (MAAPP) program celebrated the graduation of its 8 students at the Florida Capitol on Friday, May 3.
Over 30 alumni of the College of Social Sciences and Public Policy were highlighted in the most recent Spring 2024 issue of INFLUENCE magazine.
The Master of Applied Politics & Policy (MAAPP) program celebrated the graduation of its nine students at the Florida Historic Capitol on Thursday, August 3.
LaQuisha Persak — a Master’s in Applied American Politics and Policy Program (MAAPP) graduate — was recently named one of Tallahassee’s 25 Women You Need to Know.
Cyrus C. Calhoun III – a graduate of the Master’s in Applied American Politics and Policy (MAAPP) program – was recently recognized as a recipient of the Future 5 Award from Access Tallahassee, a program of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce.
The Master of Applied Politics & Policy (MAAPP) program celebrated the graduation of its 17 students at the Florida Historic Capitol on Friday, May 5.
Bennett Napier – a graduate of the Applied American Politics and Policy Masters program – was recently named one of Florida’s 500 Most Influential Business Leaders by Florida Trend Magazine for the fifth year in a row.
