COSSPP Student Places Third at the Association of Private Enterprise Education 2024 Undergraduate Research Competition
Published: | 12:51 pm | Posted in: News, Research That Works, Students
COSSPP Student Camila Aponte (Political Science and International Affairs ’24) placed 3rd out of 29 presentations at the Association of Private Enterprise 2024 Education Undergraduate Research Competition, representing 12 universities and colleges. The DeVoe L. Moore Center had four students presenting in the competition.
Four COSSPP Students Receive Sustainability Fellowships
Published: | 11:40 am | Posted in: News, Students
Four College of Social Science and Public Policy students were selected as Sustainability Fellows through Florida State Sustainable Campus to partner with Tallahassee-based organizations that address challenges related to environmental, social and/or economic sustainability.
They will be recognized at the Fellows Poster Session on April 22 from 4 to 6:30 pm in the Student Services Building, Room 214.
The College of Social Sciences Student Leadership Council Hosts Panel with FSU Alumni
Published: | 2:38 pm | Posted in: Alumni News, News, Students
The College of Social Sciences Student Leadership Council (SLC) hosted a panel with FSU Alumni on April 8 to provide members with opportunities for networking and valuable insights into leadership skills.
Student Spotlight: Isabella LoBianco
Published: | 3:08 pm | Posted in: News, Students
Isabella LoBianco – a second-year student majoring in Political Science and Psychology – was selected to serve as the Chief of Staff for Florida State University’s Student Senate for the 2023-2024 Academic Year.
3 COSSPP Specialized Faculty Promoted
Published: | 11:46 am | Posted in: Faculty/Staff, News
The College of Social Sciences and Public Policy (COSSPP) announced the promotions of three specialized faculty members.
“These successes continue our 100% success rate over the last decade-plus in seeing candidates that we advance to the University level being approved for promotion,” said COSSPP Dean Timothy Chapin. “While these promotions rest primarily in the excellence of the faculty that we hire, it also reflects the supportive and productive work environment we have collectively established within the College.”
FSU Professor Receives Grant for Trust-Building Electoral Research
Published: | 4:39 pm | Posted in: Faculty/Staff, News, Research That Works
Florida State University Political Science Professor and Director of the LeRoy Collins Institute, Lonna Atkeson, Ph.D., received a $10,000 grant from Public Agenda for its Democracy Renewal Project to contribute to trust-building electoral research.
Agree to Disagree 2024: Florida Politics
Published: | 10:52 am | Posted in: Alumni News, Faculty/Staff, News, Students
Agree to Disagree is a collaboration the College of Social Sciences and Public Policy Student Leadership Council (SLC) and Power of WE created that enables students from across the political spectrum to engage in civil conversation about current issues to create mutual understanding and respect.
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Lecture Series Offers an Interdisciplinary Perspective
Published: | 2:30 pm | Posted in: News
Florida State University’s new Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) Lecture Series provides students, faculty, and staff with the opportunity to learn about how these disciplines are intertwined from leading academics.
The Council on Foreign Relations Listening Session: American Leadership in the International Economy
Published: | 3:03 pm | Posted in: Faculty/Staff, News, Students
The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) will hold a listening session on Monday, March 4, at 3 p.m. in the DeVoe L. Moore Conference Room (Bellamy 150E) with students and faculty to join the CFR’s American economic leadership listening tour with CFR leaders: Matthew P. Goodman and Allison J. Smith.
Research Spotlight: “Militarized State-building Interventions and the Survival of Fragile States”
Published: | 9:03 pm | Posted in: News, Research That Works
Kelly Matush, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Political Science, co-authored her thesis “Militarized State-building Interventions and the Survival of Fragile States” alongside David A. Lake, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor of Political Science at the University of California, San Diego, which explores the variation in the stability of nations which experience militarized state-building interventions.