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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number PDXLS0
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Please contact this QEP's instructor, Nathanael Gay, if you have questions about workshop content.

Please arrive at the workshop at least 5 minutes before the start time. Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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About the FSU Farmers Market:
Seminole Dining has partnered with the Frenchtown Neighborhood Improvement Association and Thrive Network to bring fresh produce and homemade goods to Florida State University’s campus. The market aims to foster personal connections and mutually beneficial relationships between local farmers, artisans, and the campus community.

Dates are subject to change in the event of inclement weather.

Interested in being a vendor? Register here: https://qualtricsxmfqkyx9trc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4Zuf1h3WMCnQqSq

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Questions we can help you answer:

How do I apply to the program? Does a three-year degree timeline align with my personal, academic, and career goals? How do Degree in Three and More in Four complement one another?Where:

In Person: GPS Office – Hecht House (HEC)

Virtual: https://fsu.zoom.us/my/marciperkins

Having trouble accessing the Zoom meeting?

To enter, a student must access Zoom through their MyFSU portal. Click on the Zoom icon and enter the Meeting ID number. This may require you to log out of a personal Zoom account.

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined

Click the zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/-F1_vOlzTEihxcPLSgiiaw

Workshop is 10 AM - 11 AM Central Time; 11 AM – 12 PM Eastern.

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Regular trainings are available every semester in the Health and Wellness Center (HWC) Room 2500 - located in the courtyard level, across from the vending machines. NARCAN is an excellent harm reduction tool that can help protect someone during an opioid overdose. Availability is on a first come, first serve basis so be sure to be there on time.

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🦺 Learn how to make a plan to prepare for an emergency during National Preparedness Month in September!

🍕 Visit all the stations to get FREE PIZZA!

🗓️ When: Thurs. 9/10 @ 2 - 4 PM

📍 Where: Student Union Ballrooms (A, B, & C), Student Union 2nd Floor

Hosted by FSU Emergency Management and FSU Libraries.

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Click the Zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/LqEUnPRBTSC5PYnwjmclpw

Workshop is 1 PM - 2 PM Central Time; 2 PM - 3 PM Eastern.

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Are you interested in streamlining your research process? Join us for a workshop tailored to doctoral students in the social sciences and learn savvy research skills to conduct comprehensive literature reviews in the social sciences. In this session, you will learn time-saving tips and strategies for navigating scholarly databases and the pros and cons of the search systems. The workshop will cover essential topics such as finding relevant studies and classic works, harvesting search terms, using search operators to refine your search, and identifying top journals for your research topics. Databases such as Social Science Premium Collection, ERIC, APA PsycINFO, Web of Science, JSTOR, and other search systems will be covered.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Dr. Kyung Kim, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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Click the zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/L8DRtlBySNSne_tup2g4Kg

Workshop is 3 PM - 4 PM Central Time; 4 PM – 5 PM Eastern.

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These meetings are a good fit for students who want peer connection, community, and support regardless of how they define recovery. During these meetings, participants can expect:

an open space for sharing and mutual support in a community and connection-focused environmenta pathway-inclusive meeting that welcomes students in recovery from substances and other behaviors (e.g. process addictions), and from any recovery pathway (12-step, SMART, therapy, harm reduction, etc.)a discussion-based experience without formal tools or curriculumidentity-affirming environment that emphasizes belonging, shared experiences, and self-defined recoveryStudents will need their FSUID to access the building after 5 p.m.

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During this 75-minute session, you’ll be guided into a peaceful state of rest using a blend of crystal singing bowls, chimes, and other healing instruments. The session begins with a brief introduction to sound meditation, followed by gentle relaxation cues that lead you into your own tranquil “sound cocoon.”

Registration required: https://fsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5yYk4mbg8L6kSJ8

What to Expect:

A restorative soundscape that promotes balance, presence, and peaceA passive, fully supported experience—just lay back and listenA prompt start at the top of the hour, lasting 75 minutesWhat to Bring:

A yoga mat or a comfortable mat to lie onA blanket, pillow, and any other items to help you feel cozy and supportedFall 2026 Sound Bath Dates

Thursday, September 10, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Tuesday, September 22, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Thursday, October 8, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Tuesday, October 20, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Tuesday, November 10, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Each sound bath will take place in the Claude Pepper Auditorium (636 West Call Street). Please arrive by 5:50pm to get set up. There will be no late entry once the session starts.

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No prior officiating experience? No problem! Our officiating clinics will teach you everything you need to know to get started.

SOCCER

Sept. 8-10 | 7-10 p.m.Tully Gym, Room 2012

Whether you’re looking for a campus job, want to stay involved in sports, or just want to learn something new, Intramural Sports has a spot for you. Learn more at campusrec.fsu.edu/im and we hope to see you at our clinics - no registration required!

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Willie Spears is a nationally recognized author and speaker. He is known for his energetic delivery, relatable communication style, and ability to connect with a wide range of audiences.

Before launching The Willie Spears Experience LLC, Willie spent 20 years in education as an administrator, teacher and coach. Those years gave him firsthand experience with leadership, communication, team culture, and the everyday challenges we all face. He had the opportunity to work alongside students, educators, leadership teams, families, and communities. This helped shape the practical and people-focused approach that defines his presentations.

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Fall Planning Meetings | 9:00 - 10:00 am
*Mandatory for students entering their field internship for the Spring 2027 semester.University Center C, First Floor Classrooms

Field Expo: Fall Agency Fair | 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Students entering Spring, Summer, and Fall 2027 field internships are encouraged to attend. Attire is business casual.
University Center C, Miller Hall, Third Floor

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Questions we can help you answer:

How do I apply to the program? Does a three-year degree timeline align with my personal, academic, and career goals? How do Degree in Three and More in Four complement one another?Where:

In Person: GPS Office – Hecht House (HEC)

Virtual: https://fsu.zoom.us/my/marciperkins

Having trouble accessing the Zoom meeting?

To enter, a student must access Zoom through their MyFSU portal. Click on the Zoom icon and enter the Meeting ID number. This may require you to log out of a personal Zoom account.

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Register at https://olli.fsu.edu/.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Schedule:

10:30-11:50 a.m. – Acting as a Career Workshop (led by Nick Maccarone) in FAB 205
11:30-11:45 a.m. – New Sound System Demo (with Alroy Harry) in Fallon Theatre
12:00 p.m. – Pizza in the FAB Breezeway
12:30-1:00 p.m. – Me… Jane Costume Design Presentation (with Sabrina Yager) in the Costume Shop
12:30-12:45 p.m. – New Sound System Demo (with Alroy Harry) in Fallon Theatre
1:00-1:30 p.m. – The Next Act: What Theatre Can Teach Us About Uncertainty, Choice & the Stories We Tell (with Madeleine Martin) in FAB 201
1:15-1:30 p.m. – New Sound System Demo (with Alroy Harry) in Fallon Theatre
1:30-2:00 p.m. – Me… Jane Costume Design Presentation (with Sabrina Yager) in the Costume Shop

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Make your Fridays a little more delicious this fall with free food, great views, and a chance to relax by the water.

Join us at the FSU Lakefront Park & Retreat Center (3226 Flastacowo Road) on:
• August 28 from 12–4 p.m. (Philly Flavors serving Philly Cheese Steaks, Egg Rolls, & Water Ice)
• September 4 from 12–3 p.m. (Kona Ice serving Shaved Ice)
• September 11 from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. (Baked by Mayra treats)
• September 18 from 12–4 p.m. (Heaven Sent Hotdogs serving Chili Cheese Dogs & Regular Hot Dogs)
• September 25 from 12–4 p.m. (Lovett Grill serving Egg Rolls & Pulled Pork Sandwiches)

Food is available free while supplies last for FSU students and Campus Rec members. Admission for non-FSU students is $5.

On September 11, enjoy a special Food Truck Friday featuring sweet treats from Baked by Mayra and a DIY garland and craft station hosted by FSU Libraries.

Bring your friends, grab a bite, and kick off the weekend at the Lakefront. We'll see you at the Lake!

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It’s an open-floor forum where fresh ideas take center stage. Bring your big ideas and compete for a $100 prize!

Here’s how it works: Identify a problem—on or off campus—that you’re passionate about solving. Then, pitch your idea for a creative, impactful, and realistic solution. Your solution could take any form: a business idea, a physical invention, a service, a system, an app, or something completely unique!

Your idea can WIN $100!

Visit for more events: https://jmc-fsu.startuptree.co/discover/competitions

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All students interested in an exchange are required to start with this step to learn the basics, such as how to select a program and academic courses, financial aid & scholarships and timelines.

Fall 2026 Schedule:

12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 2300 at The Globe (GME Building)1 p.m. on Fridays in Room 2300 at The GlobeZoom sessions will also be available during the Fall semester and announced on the FSU Global Exchanges website.If neither time works for you email globalexchanges@fsu.edu and suggest some available dates and times. We look forward to meeting with you!

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Speaker: Niko Kolodny (UC-Berkeley)

Title: Preferences: Changing and Adaptive Abstract: It matters whether we get what we want. But does it still matter if what we want now is for something to happen in the future or to have happened in the past? Call this the question of time. And does it still matter if what we want is the result of certain suspect processes, such as manipulation or oppression? Call this the question of origin. This talk is part of a larger project exploring these questions, from the standpoint of an objectivist view, which holds that getting what we want matters, when it does, only because, first, we have reason to want what we do and, second, our wanting it partly constitutes a further source of reasons. The talk will try to say something about both the questions of time and origin, but will probably focus more heavily on one than the other.

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Opening Reception: Friday, September 11, 4:00 – 7:00pm

On View: September 11 – October 2, 2026

Working Method Contemporary Gallery
Carnaghi Arts Building (CAB)
2214 Belle Vue Way

On September 11th, the League of Graduate Artists (LGA) will host the exhibition opening for "Rhizomatic Perspectives." This exhibition is a showcase of the MFA’s 2nd-year graduate candidates’ current work.

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On September 11th, the Art Students League (ASL) will host the exhibition opening for "SYNCED." This exhibition is exclusively accepting work from Tallahassee State College students and alumni, as a way of bridging the two campuses.

Students may submit work until September 3rd here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScT3A07kpY1v19hXmQjFyJlftLEJzJVKl0hTZMSzURsnapzHA/viewform?pli=1

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Follow @fsucge for the weekly ICH snack/co-host announcements.

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Discover the world of Geno Peoples — a nationally recognized, fourth-generation artist and proud native of Panama City, Florida. Known for his bold, storytelling style and deep Southern roots, Geno transforms everyday moments into vibrant works of art that celebrate the spirit of the South. Find out more at genopeoplesart.com

To kick off FSU PC's exhibition of his works, we are hosting a free reception. There will be food, drinks and commentary from the artist. We invite you to celebrate local art and culture with us.

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When their plan to book a show at the Rivoli goes horribly wrong, Matt and Jay accidentally travel back to the year 2008. An original comedy from rising filmmaker Matt Johnson and musician Jay McCarrol, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is a film unlike anything you've ever seen.

Doors: 6PM
Show: 7PM
Runtime: 1hr 39m
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Aboard the WABAC Time Machine, canine scientist Mr. Peabody and his adopted human son Sherman embark on a mission to restore history, and the future as we know it, after Sherman accidentally rips a hole in the universe.

Doors: 11:00pm
Show: 12:00am
Runtime: 1h 32m
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Please ensure you bring adequate cutting tools, net bags for debris and gloves. FSU PC will have a boat in the channel to accept bags if they are too heavy to return to the pavilions.

Thanks to Panama City Diving and Panama City Dive Center for their continued support!

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Using aluminum foil and soda, we will make illustrations directly on foil and print multiples of your designs. Lithography is based on the principle that water and oil do not mix; we will use wax-based pigments to draw our illustrations, then use water as a resist to apply ink.

“Friendly Arbitration” is on view at MoFA until Saturday, December 12, 2026. We will host many printmaking workshops while the exhibition is on display, so keep an eye out!

Pre-registration is required; the link is in our linkin.bio. Parking will be available in the Call St Garage, and we w

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Aboard the WABAC Time Machine, canine scientist Mr. Peabody and his adopted human son Sherman embark on a mission to restore history, and the future as we know it, after Sherman accidentally rips a hole in the universe.

Doors: 11:00pm
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Runtime: 1h 32m
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Registration is required: fla.st/TUGEI84D

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This program is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be provided.

David Kirby is the Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of English at Florida State University and the author of several books, including Little Richard: The Birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll.

This project was funded under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Florida’s LSTA program is administered by the Department of State’s Division of Library and Information Services.

For more information, visit Leon County Public Library America 250 webpage.

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For Fall 2026

In-person information sessions for interested students will be held in the GCC Lounge (first floor of The Globe) on Mondays at 2:00 p.m.You can also email general questions to globalcitizen@fsu.edu.
Learn more about the program at: cge.fsu.edu/globalcitizen.

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How to Enroll

Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and passwordNavigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training EnrollmentSearch using the course name or course number (CC101)For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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The first event (Septermber 14th) will be an informational presentation by FSU Votes regarding local and non-local topics being discussed in this year's elections.

The second event (September 21st) will be a conversation and panel discussion held in the ASLC theater discussing the history of politics in American film.

Collaborating with the Civil Rights Institute, College of Social Work, FSU Votes, and more, the events will foster civic engagement, community, and thoughtful dialogues ending in a fun, exciting screening of I Love Boosters!

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Monday, September 14 | 5-6:30pm
Location: InNOLEvation® Center (Room 226, Shaw Building, 644 W. Call St.)
Featuring: Professor Richard Benham

Starting a business is exciting—but do you know the laws that could make or break it? Join Professor Richard Benham, business law expert, for a crash course in the legal foundations every entrepreneur needs to know. From choosing the right business structure to protecting your intellectual property, this workshop will help you build your venture the right way—from day one.

📄 Contracts, trademarks & legal must-knows
🏛️ Business structures explained (LLC, S-Corp, etc.)
🚫 Avoid common legal pitfalls before they happen

No legal background required—students from any major are welcome--just bring your questions and entrepreneurial mindset!

Questions? Contact Holly Galotti at hgalotti@jmc.fsu.edu.

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These meetings are a good fit for students who want peer connection, community, and support regardless of how they define recovery. During these meetings, participants can expect:

an open space for sharing and mutual support in a community and connection-focused environmenta pathway-inclusive meeting that welcomes students in recovery from substances and other behaviors (e.g. process addictions), and from any recovery pathway (12-step, SMART, therapy, harm reduction, etc.)a discussion-based experience without formal tools or curriculumidentity-affirming environment that emphasizes belonging, shared experiences, and self-defined recoveryStudents will need their FSUID to access the building after 5 p.m.

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No prior officiating experience? No problem! Our officiating clinics will teach you everything you need to know to get started.

INDOOR VOLLEYBALL

Sept. 14-16 | 7-10 p.m.Tully Gym, Room 2014

Whether you’re looking for a campus job, want to stay involved in sports, or just want to learn something new, Intramural Sports has a spot for you. Learn more at campusrec.fsu.edu/im and we hope to see you at our clinics - no registration required!

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No prior officiating experience? No problem! Our officiating clinics will teach you everything you need to know to get started.

SOFTBALL

Sept. 14-16 | 7-10 p.m.Tully Gym, Room 2012

Whether you’re looking for a campus job, want to stay involved in sports, or just want to learn something new, Intramural Sports has a spot for you. Learn more at campusrec.fsu.edu/im and we hope to see you at our clinics - no registration required!

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number (PDCCS1)
For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number (COSHP1)
For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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This event will take place at 11 a.m. Sept. 15. Register now!

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Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in.

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All students interested in an exchange are required to start with this step to learn the basics, such as how to select a program and academic courses, financial aid & scholarships and timelines.

Fall 2026 Schedule:

12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 2300 at The Globe (GME Building)1 p.m. on Fridays in Room 2300 at The GlobeZoom sessions will also be available during the Fall semester and announced on the FSU Global Exchanges website.If neither time works for you email globalexchanges@fsu.edu and suggest some available dates and times. We look forward to meeting with you!

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Please bring your laptop to the session. If you don’t have one, you can check one out at the Scholar Support Desk.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Liz Dunne, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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How can I get access to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal for free through the library?

Where can I find the historical stock price for Starbucks over the last 10 years?

I'm new to business research. What is the main database I should start with for an intro entrepreneurship class?

I'm writing a report on Target, where can I find reliable company information and financials?

Time: 3-4 pm on the first and third Tuesday of every month (9/1, 9/15, 10/6, 10/20, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1).

Location: InNolevation Center (Shaw 226)

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Data users will gain an understanding of the data lifecycle: data collection, storage, analysis, and protection. By the end of the course, data users will be equipped with the concepts to handle and prepare data for analysis, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in data-driven projects.

Suitable for faculty/staff looking to develop foundational data management skills and increase their proficiency in working with institutional data.

How to Enroll

Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and passwordNavigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training EnrollmentSearch using the course name or course number (DHFSU1)For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined.

Click the Zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/CmLxTaMSSGq2dCwwjGGAOw

Workshop is 2 PM - 3 PM Central Time; 3 PM- 4 PM Eastern.

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Join us at the ASLC for an advanced of Forgotten Island, Dreamworks' latest animated film by the directors of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish!
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No prior officiating experience? No problem! Our officiating clinics will teach you everything you need to know to get started.

INDOOR VOLLEYBALL

Sept. 14-16 | 7-10 p.m.Tully Gym, Room 2014

Whether you’re looking for a campus job, want to stay involved in sports, or just want to learn something new, Intramural Sports has a spot for you. Learn more at campusrec.fsu.edu/im and we hope to see you at our clinics - no registration required!

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SOFTBALL

Sept. 14-16 | 7-10 p.m.Tully Gym, Room 2012

Whether you’re looking for a campus job, want to stay involved in sports, or just want to learn something new, Intramural Sports has a spot for you. Learn more at campusrec.fsu.edu/im and we hope to see you at our clinics - no registration required!

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Come find us at Market Wednesday to learn more about applying to be a 2027 Orientation Leader!

For more information, visit nsfp.fsu.edu/orientationleaders.

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All stages of faculty career

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Generously hosted in the Innovation Hub and sponsored by the Provost's Office, we meet EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING!

8:30a — A free continental breakfast is provided9:00a — Brief presentation and/or demonstration 9:30a — Informal discussion and/or workshop until 10:00 a.m.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION THIS FALL!

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number (LSEAP1)
For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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Additional Resources:

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and passwordNavigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training EnrollmentSearch using the course name or course number (COI92)For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Additional Resources:

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You'll have the opportunity to sit down with past participants and program staff to learn more about programs and consider how you might map your engagement over your time at FSU — this summer or in the future.

Roundtable Dates:

Tuesday, September 8 at 1pm (Dunlap Success Center, 2201-2202)

Wednesday, September 16 at 10:30 a.m. (Honors Scholars Fellows House, Great Hall)

Friday, September 25 at 3 p.m. (Globe Auditorium)

Thursday, October 1 at 4:30 p.m. (Dunlap Success Center, 2201-2202)

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Wednesday, Sept. 16 | 11am - 12pm

Thursday, Oct. 15 | 11am - 12pm

Thursday, Nov. 19 | 11am - 12pm

Wednesday, Dec. 2 | 11am - 12pm

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Conducting a comprehensive literature review is essential for identifying research problems and questions that advance your thesis or dissertation. This session will cover strategies and best practices for searching scholarly resources, organizing information, identifying relevant studies to support your research, and other helpful search tips and tricks.

We’ll discuss how to select the right databases for your topic, how to write and track your searches, and how to use tools and features within each database. The session will focus on effectively searching Web of Science and Scopus, with additional databases included as time and attendee interest allow.

We’ll work through foundational strategies for searching scientific literature to develop strong research questions and move your work forward. Bring your research topics and questions!

Please contact this QEP's instructors, Kelly Grove or Kassidy Hof-Mahoney, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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As part of our 60th Anniversary celebration, join us for a special discussion at Florida State University College of Law, moderated by Associate Dean Nancy Benavides. Lunch will be provided. This event is open to University faculty, staff, and students.

Panelists include: Mark Ellis, Glenda Thornton, Martha Barnett, Charles Ehrhardt, and James Harold Thompson.

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This workshop introduces important aspects of the American Psychological Association (APA) Style used to format research papers and create citations. The introductory material describes what APA Style is, why it is used, and who should use it. We will go over common types of citations as well as common mistakes, and attendees will have an opportunity to practice citations and ask questions.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Lindsey Wharton, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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Additional Resources:

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September 16th | 5:00–6:00 PM | InNOLEvation® Center (RSB 226)

Got a killer business idea? The InNOLEvation® Challenge is your shot to turn it into reality, and win your share of $20,000 in prize money. Whether you’re still brainstorming or already building, this info session will break down everything you need to know to compete: how to apply, what to expect, and how to stand out.

FSU students from all majors are welcome. Bring your questions. Bring your ideas. Bring your ambition.

Questions? Contact Kirsten Harrison at kharrison@jmc.fsu.edu

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No prior officiating experience? No problem! Our officiating clinics will teach you everything you need to know to get started.

INDOOR VOLLEYBALL

Sept. 14-16 | 7-10 p.m.Tully Gym, Room 2014

Whether you’re looking for a campus job, want to stay involved in sports, or just want to learn something new, Intramural Sports has a spot for you. Learn more at campusrec.fsu.edu/im and we hope to see you at our clinics - no registration required!

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No prior officiating experience? No problem! Our officiating clinics will teach you everything you need to know to get started.

SOFTBALL

Sept. 14-16 | 7-10 p.m.Tully Gym, Room 2012

Whether you’re looking for a campus job, want to stay involved in sports, or just want to learn something new, Intramural Sports has a spot for you. Learn more at campusrec.fsu.edu/im and we hope to see you at our clinics - no registration required!

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Patrick Weems, executive director of the Emmett Till Interpretive Center, and Gloria Dickerson, executive director of We2gether Creating Change and a longtime civil rights activist, will discuss the challenges and responsibilities of confronting difficult histories, preserving significant sites and ensuring future generations understand the impact of the Emmett Till case and the broader civil rights movement.

The lecture will take place on Thursday, September 17, in the Broad Auditorium at the Claude Pepper Center at Florida State University., Reception starts at 5:15 PM; lecture begins at 6:00 PM.

Register here: Emmett Till Lecture Series presented by FSU Libraries Tickets, Thursday, September 17 • 5:15 PM - 8 PM | Eventbrite

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This is a HYBRID event with both in-person and virtual sessions. The event will pause between 12:00pm - 1:00pm to transition from in-person to virtual.

Click here for the list of attending employers.

Day of Timeline:

In-Person Session

9:00 am - In-person resume reviews begin at College of Engineering A-Atrium11:15 am - Last in-person student registration 12:00 pm - In-person portion of event ends Virtual Session

1:00 pm - Virtual resume reviews begin on Zoom (https://fsu.zoom.us/j/99216492703)2:15 pm - Last virtual student registration3:00 pm - Virtual event ends

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number COCHB1
For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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Held each month, the Graduate Student Kickback is a chance for graduate and professional students from across campus to come together to enjoy lunch, games, and crafts while making meaningful connections.

Thursday, September 17 | 12-1:30 p.m.

Student Union, Lower Level, Club Downunder

RSVP by September 15 to secure lunch.

Want to learn about more events like this? Follow @FSUStudentEngagement on Instagram — your direct connection to getting #InvolvedAtFSU!

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Check out the table by the Strozier Circulation Desk for free pocket constitutions, government information handouts, trivia questions, and candy!

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You're invited to an in-depth overview of the NIH Loan Repayment Programs from the Director of the Division of Loan Repayment, Matthew Lockhart. The NIH Loan Repayment Programs (LRPs) are a set of programs established by Congress designed to recruit and retain highly qualified health professionals into biomedical or biobehavioral research centers. The NIH LRPs pay up to $50,000 annually of qualified educational debt in return for a commitment to engage in NIH mission-relevant research.

Applicants must hold an M.D., Ph.D., Psy.D., Pharm.D., D.O., D.D.S., D.M.D., D.P.M, D.C., N.D., O.D., D.V.M., or equivalent doctoral-level degree (some exceptions for the Contraception & Infertility Research and REACH programs). The NIH LRPs will accept applications from September 1 - November 20, 2025. Don’t miss your opportunity to learn how you could receive up to $100,000 in educational debt relief!

Note: A calendar invitation with the Zoom webinar link will be distributed to registrants. You may submit questions in advance when you register.

This webinar is open to researchers from any institution within the State of Florida. Please join us!

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Regular trainings are available every semester in the Health and Wellness Center (HWC) Room 2500 - located in the courtyard level, across from the vending machines. NARCAN is an excellent harm reduction tool that can help protect someone during an opioid overdose. Availability is on a first come, first serve basis so be sure to be there on time.

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined.

Click the Zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/Ua6S7k3NSQiboAj1z4aorg

Workshop is 2 PM - 3 PM Central Time; 3 PM- 4 PM Eastern.

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Conducting a comprehensive literature review is important for graduate students to identify research problems and questions to advance their theses and dissertations. This session will cover strategies and best practices for searching scholarly resources, information organization, and identifying relevant studies to support your research.

Topics: PICO questions and alternatives, selecting databases for your topic, writing and keeping track of your searches, and types of literature reviews. The databases selected for instruction may vary depending on the needs and research topics of registrants in each session, but they will likely include PubMed and Embase.

We’ll work through some foundational strategies for searching scientific literature to develop research questions and advance research in your discipline. Bring your research topics and questions!

Please contact this QEP's instructors, Jules Bailey or Jessica Noblitt, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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This session will include hands-on segments where you’ll practice using your personal device.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Aaron Rodriguez, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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On the Rise: Celebrating Award-Winning Student Artists, an upcoming exhibition in the FAB Gallery in September 2026, during the Kickoff event.

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What to expect:
• A brief welcome and introductions by Department Chair Professor Anne Stagg shortly after 5pm.
• Tables with program information and materials, and art-making demonstrations and activities led by Department of Art program areas and student organizations!
Participating Student Art Organizations: League of Graduate Students (LGA), Clay Club, FSU Art Society, Art Students’ League (ASL), College Leadership Council (CLC), FSU Museum Society, Print Club
• Raffle prizes, Pizza, Cake, and Popcorn!
• The opportunity to meet and engage with your department colleagues.
• The opening reception of "On the Rise: Celebrating Award-Winning Student Artists" exhibition in the FAB Gallery from 5:00 – 7:00pm. Gallery Talk at 6:00 pm.

“On the Rise: Celebrating Award-Winning Student Artists” Exhibition

The FSU Department of Art presents On the Rise: Celebrating Award-Winning Student Artists, an exhibition showcasing recipients of the 2026 Department of Art Student Awards and celebrating the creativity, experimentation, and excellence of FSU Studio Art students.

Featured Undergraduate Artists: Michelle Howe, Sophia Fortin, Kaylee Aguas, Stephen T. Snyder, Casey Jewett, Ricky Blosser, Mina An Dinh, Carmin Kirkpatrick, and Erika Kime

Special Feature in our 2nd Room: Graduate Award Winners

This year’s exhibition also includes a special two-person exhibition featuring graduate award winners Pim Ruby and Ricder Ricardo. Their work highlights the distinctive voices, ambitious practices, and range of experimentation taking place within FSU’s graduate studio art community.

Together, these exhibitions recognize outstanding student achievement while demonstrating how Department of Art awards support artists as they develop their practices, pursue ambitious projects, and build their professional careers.

Please join us for the opening reception of On the Rise in the FAB Gallery from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Come celebrate our award-winning artists, see what they have accomplished, and learn more about opportunities available to FSU Studio Art students.

Apply This Year!
The Department of Art Student Awards provide recognition and financial support to outstanding FSU Studio Art students. See what is possible, celebrate your peers, and apply for this year’s awards. You could be featured in the next On the Rise.

Learn more and apply: Department of Art Student Awards

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These meetings are a good fit for students who want peer connection, community, and support regardless of how they define recovery. During these meetings, participants can expect:

an open space for sharing and mutual support in a community and connection-focused environmenta pathway-inclusive meeting that welcomes students in recovery from substances and other behaviors (e.g. process addictions), and from any recovery pathway (12-step, SMART, therapy, harm reduction, etc.)a discussion-based experience without formal tools or curriculumidentity-affirming environment that emphasizes belonging, shared experiences, and self-defined recoveryStudents will need their FSUID to access the building after 5 p.m.

Join our GroupMe! https://groupme.com/join_group/68976539/dj3BtaAe

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“Friendly Arbitration” examines Honoré Daumier’s (1808–1879) subversive use of lithography and wood engraving as tools for artistic innovation and social critique in nineteenth-century France. Bringing together original prints from his popular series on lawyers, the legal system, and crime and punishment, the exhibition explores how his satirical caricatures challenged judicial authority, exposed social inequities, and helped reshape the fields of art and journalism. This exhibition is on view at MoFA until Saturday, December 12, 2026.

“Friendly Arbitration” is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Join the FSU First-Gen Alumni Network for The Art of the Pivot, a virtual conversation about navigating change, exploring new directions, and figuring out what comes next.
📅 Thursday, September 17th
⏰ 6:30 PM
💻 Virtual via Zoom

Whether you’re considering a career change, entering a new season, or simply trying to figure out your next move, this conversation is for you.
Our panel will bring together professionals who have pivoted into nonprofit, business, and tech to share real experiences and practical advice for navigating career changes in today’s economy and the growing world of AI.

FSU FGen Alums you don’t want to miss. Register

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Gates open at 6:30PM, lecture will begin at 7:00PM. Admission is FREE! The event will stream live over Zoom as well.

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No prior experience is needed. We’ll give you the tools and skills you need to tackle the challenge, work as a team, develop a solution and test your ideas with specialists and stakeholders.

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Questions we can help you answer:

How do I apply to the program? Does a three-year degree timeline align with my personal, academic, and career goals? How do Degree in Three and More in Four complement one another?Where:

In Person: GPS Office – Hecht House (HEC)

Virtual: https://fsu.zoom.us/my/marciperkins

Having trouble accessing the Zoom meeting?

To enter, a student must access Zoom through their MyFSU portal. Click on the Zoom icon and enter the Meeting ID number. This may require you to log out of a personal Zoom account.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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Make your Fridays a little more delicious this fall with free food, great views, and a chance to relax by the water.

Join us at the FSU Lakefront Park & Retreat Center (3226 Flastacowo Road) on:
• August 28 from 12–4 p.m. (Philly Flavors serving Philly Cheese Steaks, Egg Rolls, & Water Ice)
• September 4 from 12–3 p.m. (Kona Ice serving Shaved Ice)
• September 11 from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. (Baked by Mayra treats)
• September 18 from 12–4 p.m. (Heaven Sent Hotdogs serving Chili Cheese Dogs & Regular Hot Dogs)
• September 25 from 12–4 p.m. (Lovett Grill serving Egg Rolls & Pulled Pork Sandwiches)

Food is available free while supplies last for FSU students and Campus Rec members. Admission for non-FSU students is $5.

On September 11, enjoy a special Food Truck Friday featuring sweet treats from Baked by Mayra and a DIY garland and craft station hosted by FSU Libraries.

Bring your friends, grab a bite, and kick off the weekend at the Lakefront. We'll see you at the Lake!

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Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and passwordNavigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training EnrollmentSearch using the course name or course number (CCFND)For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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All students interested in an exchange are required to start with this step to learn the basics, such as how to select a program and academic courses, financial aid & scholarships and timelines.

Fall 2026 Schedule:

12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 2300 at The Globe (GME Building)1 p.m. on Fridays in Room 2300 at The GlobeZoom sessions will also be available during the Fall semester and announced on the FSU Global Exchanges website.If neither time works for you email globalexchanges@fsu.edu and suggest some available dates and times. We look forward to meeting with you!

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A professional photo booth for headshots Resume review LinkedIn and Networking Resume printing Ask Us Anything: Career Fair Edition This event will give you the tools to help you stand out. No registration required, just drop in!

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The workshop provides the opportunity for FYAPs to learn about the CRC’s internal funding programs and receive helpful information related to grant writing, while also facilitating connections with other faculty who are at the beginning of their careers at FSU.

Please note that attendance at this workshop is mandatory for those wishing to apply for a Summer 2027 FYAP grant.

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Follow @fsucge for the weekly ICH snack/co-host announcements.

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Set in 1899 in the clubs of Paris, a young writer plunges into the Bohemian underworld of the city's nightlife. There, he begins an affair with the club's star courtesan, only to end up in a thrilling rivalry against a patron coveting her affection.

Doors: 6PM
Show: 7PM
Runtime: 2hr 7m
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The ASLC invites you to a special screening of Mortal Kombat (1995)! Competiting in a martial arts tournament set in a foreign realm, three warriors must overcome their inner weaknesses to save the Earth from destruction. Come prepared for kinetic action, superhuman
opponents, bombastic music, and the ever-charismatic Johnny Cage, in the movie that first brought the iconic video game series to the big screen!

And before the clock strikes midnight, join us during doors for our very own Mortal Kombat 1 tournament: a king of the hill-style gaming competition where you can test your might against other audience members while waiting for the film to start!
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“Big Dance” was written and illustrated by Aoife Greenham. It follows Pippa as she watches her friends express themselves through dance and learns how she, too, can express herself with her own special dance moves.

During this reading and dance activity, kids and parents will have a chance to connect with one of our current exhibits on display: “Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden.” In which nia love engages with her father Ed Love’s artistic legacy as a major sculptor of the Black Arts generation, this newest iteration reckons with the vexed matter of inheritance in Afro-diasporic history.

This event is for visitors 16 and under and their families. All materials will be provided, and free parking will be available in the Call St Garage.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Join us to watch the game on the big screen in the Student Union! Plus, Proof at FSU and Brooklynn Pizza will offer game-day deals, and bowling and billiards will stay open late. Mark your calendars for 9/19, 10/9, 11/7, and 11/13 for a great time with delicious food and drinks!

We can’t wait to celebrate our wins and cheer on the Seminoles together! Don't forget to tell your friends that you know the best way to watch the away games!

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The ASLC invites you to a special screening of Mortal Kombat (1995)! Competiting in a martial arts tournament set in a foreign realm, three warriors must overcome their inner weaknesses to save the Earth from destruction. Come prepared for kinetic action, superhuman
opponents, bombastic music, and the ever-charismatic Johnny Cage, in the movie that first brought the iconic video game series to the big screen!

And before the clock strikes midnight, join us during doors for our very own Mortal Kombat 1 tournament: a king of the hill-style gaming competition where you can test your might against other audience members while waiting for the film to start!
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Set in 1899 in the clubs of Paris, a young writer plunges into the Bohemian underworld of the city's nightlife. There, he begins an affair with the club's star courtesan, only to end up in a thrilling rivalry against a patron coveting her affection.

Doors: 6PM
Show: 7PM
Runtime: 2hr 7m
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Date: Monday, September 21
Time: 12 PM - 1:30 PM
Location: Zoom

Register to participate.

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For Fall 2026

In-person information sessions for interested students will be held in the GCC Lounge (first floor of The Globe) on Mondays at 2:00 p.m.You can also email general questions to globalcitizen@fsu.edu.
Learn more about the program at: cge.fsu.edu/globalcitizen.

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This workshop introduces important aspects of the American Psychological Association (APA) Style used to format research papers and create citations. The introductory material describes what APA Style is, why it is used, and who should use it. We will go over common types of citations as well as common mistakes, and attendees will have an opportunity to practice citations and ask questions.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Liz Dunne, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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The first event (Septermber 14th) will be an informational presentation by FSU Votes regarding local and non-local topics being discussed in this year's elections.

The second event (September 21st) will be a conversation and panel discussion held in the ASLC theater discussing the history of politics in American film.

Collaborating with the Civil Rights Institute, College of Social Work, FSU Votes, and more, the events will foster civic engagement, community, and thoughtful dialogues ending in a fun, exciting screening of I Love Boosters!

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Link to access the e-book

Dates and Times:

9/21 (Chapters 1-6)

10/19 (Chapters 7-11)

11/16 (Chapters 12-16)

All from 5:00-6:30pm!

Location: InNolevation Center (Shaw 226)

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These meetings are a good fit for students who want peer connection, community, and support regardless of how they define recovery. During these meetings, participants can expect:

an open space for sharing and mutual support in a community and connection-focused environmenta pathway-inclusive meeting that welcomes students in recovery from substances and other behaviors (e.g. process addictions), and from any recovery pathway (12-step, SMART, therapy, harm reduction, etc.)a discussion-based experience without formal tools or curriculumidentity-affirming environment that emphasizes belonging, shared experiences, and self-defined recoveryStudents will need their FSUID to access the building after 5 p.m.

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This event is open to students of all majors, alumni and community members.

Click here for the list of attending employers.

Time and Date: Tuesday, September 22nd, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm

Location: FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

Website: Fall 2026 Engineering Job & Internship Fair

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Registration and Cancellation Instructions

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number COADA2
For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number (BTCMP1)
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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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When:

September 22nd, 11:00 am

October 14th, 10:00 am

October 29th, 3:00 pm

Where:

HSF 3008, Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House

Get more information or apply here!

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Knowing how to conduct a literature review using effective search strategies is a core skill required for researchers across disciplines. This workshop is designed for students in the Arts and Humanities disciplines to learn how to locate and search relevant information from databases, journals, and books, track citation chains, keep apprised of current discourse, and resource organization. Attendees will be able to analyze the genre of the literature review in their fields, systematize their selection and de-selection of relevant sources, and craft a review that emphasizes the importance of their own research and writing.

Please contact this QEP's instructors, Jonathan DaSo or Kim Windham, if you have questions about workshop content.

Please arrive at the workshop at least 5 minutes before the start time. Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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We will have a special keynote address and a musical performance from the “Sandbox Singers.”

Keynote Speaker: Shirley Parrado, Executive Director, Washington County Chamber of Commerce. Shirley Parrado is a dynamic community leader and advocate for economic growth, education and civic engagement.

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All students interested in an exchange are required to start with this step to learn the basics, such as how to select a program and academic courses, financial aid & scholarships and timelines.

Fall 2026 Schedule:

12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 2300 at The Globe (GME Building)1 p.m. on Fridays in Room 2300 at The GlobeZoom sessions will also be available during the Fall semester and announced on the FSU Global Exchanges website.If neither time works for you email globalexchanges@fsu.edu and suggest some available dates and times. We look forward to meeting with you!

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Topics Covered

What Linux is and why it's widely used

How operating systems work

Hands-on Skills

Navigating the Linux file system

Working with files and directories

Running basic commands and using the shell efficiently

By the end of the session, attendees will be comfortable using the Linux terminal for day-to-day tasks and prepared to explore more advanced computational workflows in research and other technical fields.

How to Prepare

Before the workshop begins, be sure that you have installed an SSH client on your computer. If you have a Mac or Linux computer, an SSH client is already built into the operating system. If you have a Windows computer, refer to our instructions for how to set up an SSH client.

For online attendance:

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop.

For in-person attendance:

Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in.

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Register here: Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: 2026 Demystifying FSU Admissions Webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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During this 75-minute session, you’ll be guided into a peaceful state of rest using a blend of crystal singing bowls, chimes, and other healing instruments. The session begins with a brief introduction to sound meditation, followed by gentle relaxation cues that lead you into your own tranquil “sound cocoon.”

Registration required: https://fsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5yYk4mbg8L6kSJ8

What to Expect:

A restorative soundscape that promotes balance, presence, and peaceA passive, fully supported experience—just lay back and listenA prompt start at the top of the hour, lasting 75 minutesWhat to Bring:

A yoga mat or a comfortable mat to lie onA blanket, pillow, and any other items to help you feel cozy and supportedFall 2026 Sound Bath Dates

Thursday, September 10, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Tuesday, September 22, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Thursday, October 8, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Tuesday, October 20, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Tuesday, November 10, 6 - 7:15 p.m.Each sound bath will take place in the Claude Pepper Auditorium (636 West Call Street). Please arrive by 5:50pm to get set up. There will be no late entry once the session starts.

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Come find us at Market Wednesday to learn more about applying to be a 2027 Orientation Leader!

For more information, visit nsfp.fsu.edu/orientationleaders.

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Generously hosted in the Innovation Hub and sponsored by the Provost's Office, we meet EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING!

8:30a — A free continental breakfast is provided9:00a — Brief presentation and/or demonstration 9:30a — Informal discussion and/or workshop until 10:00 a.m.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION THIS FALL!

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined

Click the zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/j0fJ9rRRT7aMNrCWrW1CQA

Workshop is 10 AM - 11 AM Central Time; 11 AM – 12 PM Eastern.

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Drawing from the Family Safety Alliance Peer Support Toolkit for Employers, this workshop presents a practical integration framework: building and sustaining a professionally supported peer workforce; identifying strategic alternatives when direct peer hiring is infeasible, including high-impact advisory council design; and aligning the integration of lived experience with measurable system and fiscal outcomes.

Co-presenters with lived experience, also known as peers, will share what built trust, created burnout, and produced real change inside systems. Participants will leave with concrete tools to responsibly embed peers, move beyond token advisory structures, and align integrated lived experience with improved outcomes for biological parents and high-acuity youths. Peer support is not a soft strategy: it is a different way to be in relationship and support participants.

Webinar hosted by the FSU College of Social Work's Florida Institute for Child Welfare. Click here to register: Nothing About Us Without Us Webinar

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This session is highly recommended for doctoral students who have previously taken Part I of this workshop series. Upon achieving proficiency in literature search techniques, we will move forward to the development of foundational skills for an effective literature review. In this workshop, you will learn the following topics:

1) Organizing and exporting references

2) Identifying theories and research methodologies relevant to a specific research topic

3) Synthesizing research studies

4) Best practices for writing literature reviews, including tips on how to avoid common pitfalls

5) Citing various types of sources. Participants are recommended to take our Citation Management workshop before or after this workshop.

Databases such as Scopus, PubMed, SAGE Research Methods, Dissertations & Theses (ProQuest), CINAHL Ultimate (EBSCO), and a few scholarly AI tools will be covered.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Dr. Kyung Kim, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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Participants will learn about AERJ’s scope, vision, and publication trends, and engage in activities to understand how manuscripts go through the review process using real examples of AERJ manuscripts. Both novice and experienced scholars, educators, and students interested in learning about journal publishing are welcome to join.

The event will be held in the Stone Building, Room 3203, with a reception to follow. In-person attendance is strongly recommended.

Join on Zoom: fla.st/NA582824

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined

Click the zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/Jg-iz1CPSJGJ2t5PWbZh0Q

Workshop is 1 PM - 2 PM Central Time; 2 PM – 3 PM Eastern.

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Topics will include RStudio workflow suggestions, interactive sessions versus scripts, data manipulation, and visualization examples.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Nathanael Gay, if you have questions about workshop content.

Please arrive at the workshop at least 5 minutes before the start time. Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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Additional Resources:

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined.

Click the zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/UObglnOyQ_yR-AnADVrfCQ

Workshop is 3 PM - 4 PM Central Time; 4 PM - 5 PM Eastern.

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Discover your path to FSU Panama City!

Meet with FSU Panama City admissions counselors to explore your path to a bachelor’s degree. Learn about admission requirements, receive personalized transfer guidance, and find out how earning an A.A. degree from a Florida public institution can help make your transition to FSU Panama City even easier.

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To make the most of the fair, research participating organizations in advance, prepare targeted questions and follow up with contacts after the event. For accessibility accommodations or additional information about employer participation and registration, contact the FSU Career Center. Attendees are encouraged to verify any pre-event instructions before arrival.

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Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and passwordNavigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training EnrollmentSearch using the course name or course number (HET01)For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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About the FSU Farmers Market:
Seminole Dining has partnered with the Frenchtown Neighborhood Improvement Association and Thrive Network to bring fresh produce and homemade goods to Florida State University’s campus. The market aims to foster personal connections and mutually beneficial relationships between local farmers, artisans, and the campus community.

Dates are subject to change in the event of inclement weather.

Interested in being a vendor? Register here: https://qualtricsxmfqkyx9trc.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4Zuf1h3WMCnQqSq

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined.

Click the Zoom link to register:https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/M3PxROGETw6eCQbP7Y5n8Q

Workshop is 11 AM - 12 PM Central Time; 12 PM - 1 PM Eastern.

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Regular trainings are available every semester in the Health and Wellness Center (HWC) Room 2500 - located in the courtyard level, across from the vending machines. NARCAN is an excellent harm reduction tool that can help protect someone during an opioid overdose. Availability is on a first come, first serve basis so be sure to be there on time.

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How do the latest 2026 updates to NSF and NIH guidance affect your research? What new requirements and expectations should you consider when developing a DMSP?

Join staff from the FSU Office of Research and the FSU Libraries on September 24th from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM for a workshop focused on recent changes to data management and sharing plan requirements. Research Data Management Librarian Dr. Nick Ruhs will provide an overview of DMSPs, highlight new 2026 guidance released by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH), and showcase resources available to help researchers create strong DMSPs. Whether you are preparing a new grant proposal or updating an existing plan, this session will help you navigate the latest expectations for research data management and sharing.

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Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in.

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Formerly known as the Literature Review in Physical Sciences, this updated session is designed for graduate students in Engineering programs.

Conducting a comprehensive literature review is essential for identifying research problems and questions that advance your thesis or dissertation. This session will cover strategies and best practices for searching scholarly resources, identifying relevant studies to support your research, and other helpful search tips and tricks.

The session will focus on effectively searching Web of Science and SciTech Premium.

We’ll work through foundational strategies for searching scientific literature to develop strong research questions and move your work forward. Bring your research topics and questions!

Please contact this QEP's instructors, Kassidy Hof-Mahoney or Dr. Robert Markum, if you have questions about workshop content.

Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success. For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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Essential info for Art History majors/minors and anyone interested in graduate school. Followed by a pizza social in the WJB Library (WJB 2020)

Open to all interested students!

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Register for the Dean Foster Meet and Greet.

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These meetings are a good fit for students who want peer connection, community, and support regardless of how they define recovery. During these meetings, participants can expect:

an open space for sharing and mutual support in a community and connection-focused environmenta pathway-inclusive meeting that welcomes students in recovery from substances and other behaviors (e.g. process addictions), and from any recovery pathway (12-step, SMART, therapy, harm reduction, etc.)a discussion-based experience without formal tools or curriculumidentity-affirming environment that emphasizes belonging, shared experiences, and self-defined recoveryStudents will need their FSUID to access the building after 5 p.m.

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Whether you’re local to Tallahassee or traveling in early, we’d love to host you at our Tertulia en Español: A Literary Lounge event! A local favorite, this event brings together HLAN members, students, faculty, staff, and friends for a night of poetry and connection! Location: Strozier Library Time: 6pm-9pm

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Multidisciplinary artist, Hannah Israel, creates art that resembles subsets of sorting, shifting, ephemera, pasting, gathering, tearing, cutting, and patterning, often using paper as her starting point.

Each year, the Florida State University Department of Art’s Visiting Artist Program brings leading studio artists from around the world to Tallahassee. Their interactive artist talks give all art students the opportunity to engage and build connections with these talented and innovative artists. Hand selected by a faculty committee, these artists represent a wide variety of disciplines and experiences and come ready to share their work and inspire our students to expand their practices in exciting new ways.

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Often confused with a maze, which is a puzzle to be solved, a labyrinth is a path to be followed. It is a winding path moving in turns toward a center point for reflection. The path is unicursal, meaning the ways in and out of the labyrinth are the same.

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Join us for our annual Suicide Awareness Summit at FSU Panama City in the St. Joe Lecture Hall inside the Holley Academic Building. This is a free, in-person-only event open to the community. We will discuss issues and solutions surrounding mental health and suicide. Evidence-based training will be provided to participants. Licensed mental health providers and nurses have the opportunity to earn Continuing Education (CE) credits (pending). Advance registration for the summit is required.

This summit will feature presentations from keynote speakers Jessica Felts, Corey Landry, and Rachelle Burns

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Questions we can help you answer:

How do I apply to the program? Does a three-year degree timeline align with my personal, academic, and career goals? How do Degree in Three and More in Four complement one another?Where:

In Person: GPS Office – Hecht House (HEC)

Virtual: https://fsu.zoom.us/my/marciperkins

Having trouble accessing the Zoom meeting?

To enter, a student must access Zoom through their MyFSU portal. Click on the Zoom icon and enter the Meeting ID number. This may require you to log out of a personal Zoom account.

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📅 Friday, September 25
🕒 10:00–11:00 AM, 11:00–12:00 PM, 1:00–2:00 PM
📍 Shaw Building

Step inside the spaces where big ideas begin. Join us for a guided tour of the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship’s campus facilities, including hands-on lab spaces and classrooms that bring innovation to life.

You'll get a firsthand look at where students create, collaborate, and grow as entrepreneurs.

📍 Tour stops include:
Shaw Building
William Johnston Building
Innovation Hub

💡 Discover the spaces where JMC students turn ideas into action
🛠️ Explore hands-on labs and learning environments
🎓 See where your student learns, creates, and collaborates
👀 Experience JMC from a whole new perspective

Whether you're curious about your student’s learning environment or just want to see what makes JMC so unique, this tour is a perfect way to connect during Family Weekend!

👉 Ready to explore JMC? Sign up for a Family Weekend Tour here! (Link coming soon)

🍢 Make a Day of It: JMC Family Weekend

There's even more happening at JMC during FSU Family Weekend! Join us for these additional events on Friday, September 25:

💡 Family Weekend Ideathon
🕒 12:00–1:00 PM | 📍 Innovation Hub
Watch JMC students put their creativity and entrepreneurial thinking to the test in a fast-paced competition!

🎓 Family Weekend Faculty Panel & Reception
🕒 3:00–5:00 PM | 📍 Jim Moran Building
Hear directly from JMC faculty about the student experience, then stick around to connect with faculty, staff, students, and fellow families at the reception.

Questions? Contact Kirsten Harrison at kharrison@jmc.fsu.edu

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Hosted by the Center for Undergraduate Research and Academic Engagement (CRE), the Office of National Fellowships (ONF), the Honors program, Presidential Scholars, the Graduate School, and the Graduate Student Resource Center.

RSVP at this url: https://fsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eFgL5WJ2KJqScjc

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Make your Fridays a little more delicious this fall with free food, great views, and a chance to relax by the water.

Join us at the FSU Lakefront Park & Retreat Center (3226 Flastacowo Road) on:
• August 28 from 12–4 p.m. (Philly Flavors serving Philly Cheese Steaks, Egg Rolls, & Water Ice)
• September 4 from 12–3 p.m. (Kona Ice serving Shaved Ice)
• September 11 from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. (Baked by Mayra treats)
• September 18 from 12–4 p.m. (Heaven Sent Hotdogs serving Chili Cheese Dogs & Regular Hot Dogs)
• September 25 from 12–4 p.m. (Lovett Grill serving Egg Rolls & Pulled Pork Sandwiches)

Food is available free while supplies last for FSU students and Campus Rec members. Admission for non-FSU students is $5.

On September 11, enjoy a special Food Truck Friday featuring sweet treats from Baked by Mayra and a DIY garland and craft station hosted by FSU Libraries.

Bring your friends, grab a bite, and kick off the weekend at the Lakefront. We'll see you at the Lake!

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It’s an open-floor forum where fresh ideas take center stage. Bring your big ideas and compete for a $100 prize!

Here’s how it works: Identify a problem—on or off campus—that you’re passionate about solving. Then, pitch your idea for a creative, impactful, and realistic solution. Your solution could take any form: a business idea, a physical invention, a service, a system, an app, or something completely unique!

Your idea can WIN $100!

Visit for more events: https://jmc-fsu.startuptree.co/discover/competitions

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All students interested in an exchange are required to start with this step to learn the basics, such as how to select a program and academic courses, financial aid & scholarships and timelines.

Fall 2026 Schedule:

12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 2300 at The Globe (GME Building)1 p.m. on Fridays in Room 2300 at The GlobeZoom sessions will also be available during the Fall semester and announced on the FSU Global Exchanges website.If neither time works for you email globalexchanges@fsu.edu and suggest some available dates and times. We look forward to meeting with you!

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📅 Friday, September 25
🕒 3:00–5:00 PM
📍 Jim Moran Building

Ever wonder what Jim Moran College (JMC) students learn in the classroom or where a JMC degree can take you? Hear it straight from the source! Join a panel of JMC faculty as they share insight into the courses they teach and real-world applications.

Get an inside look at the JMC student experience, hear how entrepreneurship comes to life beyond the classroom, and learn more about the skills and experiences students gain along the way.

💡 Discover what JMC students are learning
🎓 Hear directly from the faculty who teach them
🌎 Explore how classroom experiences connect to the real world
🤝 Stay for the reception and connect with JMC faculty, staff, students, and fellow families

Whether you're visiting JMC for the first time or already feel like part of the family, we hope you'll join us for an afternoon of conversation, connection, and community!

🍢 Make a Day of It: JMC Family Weekend

There's even more happening at JMC during FSU Family Weekend! Join us for these additional events on Friday, September 25th:

💡 Family Weekend Ideathon
🕒 12:00–1:00 PM | 📍 Innovation Hub
Watch JMC students put their creativity and entrepreneurial thinking to the test in a fast-paced competition!

🏫 Family Weekend Tours
🕒 10:00–11:00 AM, 11:00–12:00 PM, 1:00–2:00 PM | 📍 Shaw Building
Explore JMC spaces and get a closer look at where our students learn, create, and collaborate.

Questions? Contact Kirsten Harrison at kharrison@jmc.fsu.edu

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You'll have the opportunity to sit down with past participants and program staff to learn more about programs and consider how you might map your engagement over your time at FSU — this summer or in the future.

Roundtable Dates:

Tuesday, September 8 at 1pm (Dunlap Success Center, 2201-2202)

Wednesday, September 16 at 10:30 a.m. (Honors Scholars Fellows House, Great Hall)

Friday, September 25 at 3 p.m. (Globe Auditorium)

Thursday, October 1 at 4:30 p.m. (Dunlap Success Center, 2201-2202)

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Join us for the ultimate Family Weekend celebration with Friday Night @ FSU! This memorable evening is filled with dinner, FSU Student Union activities, and axe throwing! Take home an exclusive Family Weekend tote bag filled with goodies and swag.

This ticket includes:

Fried Chicken Friday Dinner BuffetOne piece at Paint-A-PotOne game of Bowling and Shoe RentalBingo hosted by Club Downunder in Moore Auditorium (with prizes!)Axe Throwing with Tomahawk 51Family Weekend Tote Bag (includes flyers, goodies, and swag)Admission for one person per ticket. All participants, including FSU students, need tickets. Your ticket will be a wristband given at Check-In. All ticket purchases are non-refundable.

Learn more at https://familyweekend.fsu.edu/buy-tickets.

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Step right up and experience the magic at one of Florida State University’s most iconic traditions—the FSU Flying High Circus! Be amazed by our FSU students showcasing incredible skill and a captivating performance for our FSU families.

Admission for one person per ticket. All participants, including FSU students need tickets. Your ticket will be a QR Code emailed to you with your ticket purchase. All ticket purchases are non-refundable.

Learn more at https://familyweekend.fsu.edu/buy-tickets

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Step right up and experience the magic at one of Florida State University’s most iconic traditions—the FSU Flying High Circus! Be amazed by our FSU students showcasing incredible skill and a captivating performance for our FSU families.

Admission for one person per ticket. All participants, including FSU students need tickets. Your ticket will be a QR Code emailed to you with your ticket purchase. All ticket purchases are non-refundable.

Learn more at https://familyweekend.fsu.edu/buy-tickets

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The Garnet & Gold Tailgate is a tailgate sponsored by Student Organizations & Involvement, Parent & Family Philanthropy and Enagement, and New Student & Family Programs. Join us for some yard games, swag, and free food before FSU vs. Central Arkansas.

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The ASLC invites you to observe one of the most intense family dramas of all with a screening of Hereditary (2018)! When the matriarch of the Graham family passes away, the family begins to unravel cryptic and increasingly terrifying secrets about their ancestry. The more they discover, the more they find themselves trying to outrun the sinister fate they seem to have inherited...

Doors: 11PM
Show: 12PM
Runtime: 2h6m
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Event Details: https://hq.fsu.edu/rsvp?id=375812

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The Get Up, It's Game Day! Fun Run is the best way to take in the beautiful sights and scenery of the Florida State University campus. Perfect for walkers and runners of all ages, skill levels, and abilities, come start your day with fresh air and great exercise!

Each ticket includes a Family Weekend Fun Run and Walk t-shirt and Finisher Card with local coupons to commemorate this run!

Admission for one person per ticket. All participants, including FSU students need tickets. Your ticket will be a race bib given at Check-In. All ticket purchases are non-refundable.

Learn more at https://familyweekend.fsu.edu/buy-tickets

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Kick off your game day with the ultimate Family Weekend Tailgate Brunch before FSU football game! Join us for a morning of delicious brunch dishes, vibrant face painting to show your FSU pride, and live music to keep the energy high. Enjoy refreshing beverages at our cash bar as you gear up for the big game. Don't miss this perfect start to an exciting day of football and family fun.

Admission for one person per ticket. All participants, including FSU students need tickets. Your ticket will be a wristband given at Check-In. All ticket purchases are non-refundable.

Learn more at https://familyweekend.fsu.edu/buy-tickets

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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No registration required.

Librarians will be available from 10am–12pm at all three locations:

StrozierDirac College of Engineering Library (room A225)

Spoiler alert—There’s no such thing as a stupid question.

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Librarians will be available from 10am–12pm at all three locations:

StrozierDirac College of Engineering Library (room A225)

Spoiler alert—There’s no such thing as a stupid question.

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No registration required.

Librarians will be available from 10am–12pm at all three locations:

StrozierDirac College of Engineering Library (room A225)

Spoiler alert—There’s no such thing as a stupid question.

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For Fall 2026

In-person information sessions for interested students will be held in the GCC Lounge (first floor of The Globe) on Mondays at 2:00 p.m.You can also email general questions to globalcitizen@fsu.edu.
Learn more about the program at: cge.fsu.edu/globalcitizen.

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These meetings are a good fit for students who want peer connection, community, and support regardless of how they define recovery. During these meetings, participants can expect:

an open space for sharing and mutual support in a community and connection-focused environmenta pathway-inclusive meeting that welcomes students in recovery from substances and other behaviors (e.g. process addictions), and from any recovery pathway (12-step, SMART, therapy, harm reduction, etc.)a discussion-based experience without formal tools or curriculumidentity-affirming environment that emphasizes belonging, shared experiences, and self-defined recoveryStudents will need their FSUID to access the building after 5 p.m.

Join our GroupMe! https://groupme.com/join_group/68976539/dj3BtaAe

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When: September 28, 2026
Where: IMAX Challenger Theatre.

The screening will be preceded by a reception at 5pm and followed by a discussion and Q&A session with the director.

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This collaborative, cohort-structured program is designed to be completed in three years, with fully online, asynchronous coursework that prepares students to examine and address pressing problems in educational policy and practice. During this online information session, you will also have the opportunity to ask questions about the program, learn more about the curriculum and program faculty, and hear about current students and program alumni. We hope to see you at this virtual Open House.

Register

If you know colleagues or fellow educational leaders and practitioners who might be interested in learning more about the program, we would encourage you to share this message.

Please contact Eric Ludwig at eludwig@fsu.edu with any questions and visit https://annescollege.fsu.edu/ed-lead-edd to learn more about the program.

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How to Enroll

Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and passwordNavigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training EnrollmentSearch using the course name or course number (BITS1)For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number BTAC04
For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number (COEOCR)
For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Great companies don't scale on technology alone. As your startup grows, the decisions you make today can impact your ability to attract talent, maintain compliance, and scale long-term growth. Join Mary Rizzuti, CCP, PHR, SHRM-CP, Practice Leader, Compensation Resources and EisnerAmper HR Advisory Services, for a webinar designed specifically for startup founders and emerging company leaders.

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This event is free and lunch is included.

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined.

Click the Zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/MIEbyysDS9Sq751auW8WHw

Workshop is 11 AM - 12 PM Central Time; 12 PM- 1 PM Eastern.

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All students interested in an exchange are required to start with this step to learn the basics, such as how to select a program and academic courses, financial aid & scholarships and timelines.

Fall 2026 Schedule:

12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 2300 at The Globe (GME Building)1 p.m. on Fridays in Room 2300 at The GlobeZoom sessions will also be available during the Fall semester and announced on the FSU Global Exchanges website.If neither time works for you email globalexchanges@fsu.edu and suggest some available dates and times. We look forward to meeting with you!

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Registration and Cancellation Instructions: http://hr.fsu.edu/pdf/publications/training/Training_Reg_Cancel.pdf

Or Click here to register

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For online attendance:

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop.

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How to Enroll
• Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and password
• Navigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training Enrollment
• Search using the course name or course number BTTL01
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Nonprofit Executive Program (NPEP)
Created to be a world-class learning experience that accommodates the busy schedule of executives, the NPEP is ideal for CEOs, presidents, and executive directors. You will emerge a stronger leader ready to capitalize on business opportunities, implement best practice management, and turn challenges into a strategic advantage.

Thanks to our supporters, these programs are offered at no cost to the accepted participants.

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Created to be a world-class learning experience that accommodates the busy schedule of executives, the Nonprofit Executive Program (NPEP) is ideal for CEOs, presidents, and executive directors. You will emerge a stronger leader ready to capitalize on business opportunities, implement best practice management, and turn challenges into a strategic advantage. Thanks to our supporters, this program is offered at no cost to the accepted participants.

Application & Schedule

Thank you for your interest in the Tallahassee Nonprofit Executive Program! The Fall 2026 program will take place in October and November 2026.

TALLAHASSEE SBEP NPEP Application due September 30

Learn More

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Come find us at Market Wednesday to learn more about applying to be a 2027 Orientation Leader!

For more information, visit nsfp.fsu.edu/orientationleaders.

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Generously hosted in the Innovation Hub and sponsored by the Provost's Office, we meet EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING!

8:30a — A free continental breakfast is provided9:00a — Brief presentation and/or demonstration 9:30a — Informal discussion and/or workshop until 10:00 a.m.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION THIS FALL!

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No appointment needed, walk-ups only. Can't make this event? Appointments are available; call 850-644-4567.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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Stop manually calculating BMIs, survey scores, or participant ages in Excel after the fact. REDCap’s calculated fields allow your instruments to perform real-time math as data is entered, eliminating human error and speeding up your data collection workflow.

Join the FSU REDCap Consortium on Wednesday, September 30 for our monthly Lunch, Learn & Collaborate session. We will break down how to set up, format, and troubleshoot calculations in REDCap—from basic addition to complex conditional logic.
What We’ll Cover:

When to Use Calculations: Strategic guidance on when to compute values directly inside REDCap versus waiting for post-export analysis in statistical software.Basic Calculation Syntax: How to write clean, working formulas using field variables, standard operators, date math, and conditional if statements.Troubleshooting & Best Practices: How to fix broken syntax, handle missing or incomplete data without ruining your equations, and avoid common performance pitfalls.

The purpose of this monthly series is to bring FSU REDCap users together to learn what’s new, how others are using REDCap, answer general project questions and provide examples of best practices. We are delighted to have guest speakers at each virtual meeting to present their project and use cases of REDCap.

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Please contact this QEP's instructor, Nathanael Gay, if you have questions about workshop content.

Please arrive at the workshop at least 5 minutes before the start time. Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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Employers interested in joining must register through NoleNetwork in order to participate - connect with FSU and Gulf Coast State College students, as well as local community members seeking part-time/full-time jobs and internships!

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This workshop aims to assist researchers in making informed choices about utilizing Generative AI for literature reviews, promoting ethical and responsible academic use. It will introduce specialized Gen AI tools and AI features integrated into library databases, along with tips on proper citation and disclosure.

Please contact this QEP's instructor, Trip Wyckoff, if you have questions about workshop content.

You MUST use your FSU email account to access this workshop through Zoom. Please ensure that your Zoom app is up to date before the workshop. Check-in ends 10 minutes after the scheduled start time and late arrivals will not be admitted.

The Graduate Skills Workshop series is a collection of workshops developed in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to support graduate research and success.

Please note: The target audience for this workshop is graduate and doctoral students, but participants at all levels are welcome to join. To qualify for the Research and Creative Activity Travel Grant, only fully matriculated and admitted FSU students will be considered.

For questions regarding Research and Creative Activity Travel Grants, please contact the Graduate Student Resource Center.

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This event is open to all FSU students and all community members.

The goal of this event is to foster meaningful mentoring relationships between FSU student entrepreneurs, community entrepreneurs, and experienced business leaders. Each session includes networking and the opportunity for attendees to briefly share background information about their ventures and identify their top three business challenges to the group. Mentors then offer feedback, guidance, and actionable advice to help the entrepreneur grow and succeed.

Join us to connect, collaborate, and strengthen Tallahassee’s entrepreneurial ecosystem!

Questions? Contact Wil Joiner at wjoiner@jmc.fsu.edu

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VIP Meet & Greet and Backstage Tour Packages are available for this show. Click here for more information on VIP packages.

Special Guest: PUDDLES PITY PARTY

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Term Statistics (BITS1) is a prerequisite to this class.

How to Enroll

Please go to my.fsu.edu and log in with your FSUID and passwordNavigate to HR > Learning and Development > Request Training EnrollmentSearch using the course name or course number (BICE2)For additional assistance, please refer to the Registration and Cancellation Instructions.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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Ready for your next adventure? Registration for the second half of the semester’s Outdoor Pursuits trips is coming up on Thursday, October 1st at 10 a.m. and there are plenty of ways to get outside.

From national parks and backpacking trips to beach camping, whitewater rafting and more, the second half of the semester is packed with adventure. Take on Congaree National Park, the Appalachian Trail, Providence Canyon, Cumberland Island, O’Leno State Park and more, or try something new with Stargaze & Island Camp, the Waterfalls Hike & Camp in Helen, GA, or a Florida Caverns Expedition.

Whether you’re looking for a day on the water or a weekend in the wilderness, there’s a trip waiting for you. Trips start at just $25, and your cost includes transportation, equipment and the adventure itself. All you have to do is sign up, show up and get ready to explore.

With trips filling the calendar through November, there’s no shortage of ways to make the most of your weekends. Mark your calendar and be ready to grab your spot! See the full trip lineup and register at campusrec.fsu.edu/op.

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What databases would you recommend for my major?

I need a specific book the library doesn't have, how can I get it?

I have a research paper to write and I'm lost. Where do I start?

And more!

All question askers will receieve a complimentary cup of coffee. Get your caffeine fix and hone your research skills!

Coffee & Questions with Your Librarian will be held from 1-4pm on the following dates during the Fall 2026 semester: 9/3, 10/1, 11/5, and 12/3.

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Regular trainings are available every semester in the Health and Wellness Center (HWC) Room 2500 - located in the courtyard level, across from the vending machines. NARCAN is an excellent harm reduction tool that can help protect someone during an opioid overdose. Availability is on a first come, first serve basis so be sure to be there on time.

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*Please note that these workshops are restricted to FSU-affiliated participants. If you are not affiliated with FSU, your registration may be declined.

Click the Zoom link to register: https://fsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/Csd-5N9FRSCu7t5bQN5RDg

Workshop is 1 PM - 2 PM Central Time; 2 PM- 3 PM Eastern.

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Note: FSU offers institutional accounts for all faculty, postdocs, and graduate students, but undergraduate students can create free accounts that have access to many of the same features.

Please contact this workshop's instructors, Dr. Robert Markum or Jeremy Katz, if you have questions about the workshop content.

For in-person attendance:

Please have your FSU Card ready for check-in.

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You'll have the opportunity to sit down with past participants and program staff to learn more about programs and consider how you might map your engagement over your time at FSU — this summer or in the future.

Roundtable Dates:

Tuesday, September 8 at 1pm (Dunlap Success Center, 2201-2202)

Wednesday, September 16 at 10:30 a.m. (Honors Scholars Fellows House, Great Hall)

Friday, September 25 at 3 p.m. (Globe Auditorium)

Thursday, October 1 at 4:30 p.m. (Dunlap Success Center, 2201-2202)

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"Bodies in Conversation," curated by Benjamin Bio, explores the body as a site of internal dialogue and lived experience. While grounded in figuration, the works move beyond representation to consider how artists use the body to reflect, question, and process their own realities. Across painting, sculpture, ceramics, and abstraction, the body appears in different states—fragmented, obscured, repeated, or transformed. The exhibition brings together graduate artists whose works can be understood as being in conversation with themselves. At the same time, it emphasizes the relativity of these experiences, how each artist’s understanding of the body is informed by their own histories, cultural contexts, and personal encounters with the world. By placing these works in dialogue, the exhibition highlights both shared concerns and differences, showing how the body can function as a common ground while still carrying deeply individual meanings.

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These meetings are a good fit for students who want peer connection, community, and support regardless of how they define recovery. During these meetings, participants can expect:

an open space for sharing and mutual support in a community and connection-focused environmenta pathway-inclusive meeting that welcomes students in recovery from substances and other behaviors (e.g. process addictions), and from any recovery pathway (12-step, SMART, therapy, harm reduction, etc.)a discussion-based experience without formal tools or curriculumidentity-affirming environment that emphasizes belonging, shared experiences, and self-defined recoveryStudents will need their FSUID to access the building after 5 p.m.

Join our GroupMe! https://groupme.com/join_group/68976539/dj3BtaAe

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Join Student Innovators and Arcvale for an evening of projects, conversations and practical insight as student teams share what they are building and the challenges they are navigating along the way.

Student Innovators brings together some of the Hub’s most engaged and dedicated students, working in project teams throughout the year to take ideas from concept to prototype. With teams working toward an MVP (minimal viable product), this event creates an opportunity to connect students with experienced innovators who have been there before.

https://www.innovation.fsu.edu/events

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All stages of faculty career

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Questions we can help you answer:

How do I apply to the program? Does a three-year degree timeline align with my personal, academic, and career goals? How do Degree in Three and More in Four complement one another?Where:

In Person: GPS Office – Hecht House (HEC)

Virtual: https://fsu.zoom.us/my/marciperkins

Having trouble accessing the Zoom meeting?

To enter, a student must access Zoom through their MyFSU portal. Click on the Zoom icon and enter the Meeting ID number. This may require you to log out of a personal Zoom account.

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“Floating Metal” brings together sculpture, image, video, performance, and sound to honor the artistic legacy of Ed Love (1936-1999) and the intergenerational creative practice of choreographer and performer nia love (b. 1963). The exhibition extends nia love’s long-term serial projects g1(host) and UNDERcurrents, which explore the enduring histories of the Middle Passage and transatlantic slavery. This newest iteration continues to invite audiences to probe the seam between catastrophic history and everyday memory, pivoting on the elemental medium of water.

The exhibition also marks the first museum presentation of Ed Love’s Beloved series (1988) with metal sculptures commemorating black historical figures, completed shortly before his untimely passing in 1999. As a representative yet under-recognized artist of the Black Arts generation, Ed Love is known for welding discarded metal salvaged from scrap yards into powerful totems of global black consciousness. Likewise driven by the social force and weight of blackness, nia love’s multi-modal movement practice aims to breach the propriety of “dance,” refashioning it as gesture–the embodied memory of movement, geographies, and scales of time gathered and shared through black forms of life and culture.

The presentation of Floating Metal: UNDERcurrents In My Father’s Garden by nia love was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation. Additional support comes from FSU’s Council on Research + Creativity (CRC).

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This exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Jay Steele & Matthew Wright.

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No appointment needed, walk-ups only. Can't make this event? Appointments are available; call 850-644-4567.

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All students interested in an exchange are required to start with this step to learn the basics, such as how to select a program and academic courses, financial aid & scholarships and timelines.

Fall 2026 Schedule:

12:00 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room 2300 at The Globe (GME Building)1 p.m. on Fridays in Room 2300 at The GlobeZoom sessions will also be available during the Fall semester and announced on the FSU Global Exchanges website.If neither time works for you email globalexchanges@fsu.edu and suggest some available dates and times. We look forward to meeting with you!

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When: Friday, October 2nd, 1-4pm

Where: 1st Floor of Strozier Library

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Follow @fsucge for the weekly ICH snack/co-host announcements.

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Join the FSU Alumni Association Friday night before kickoff for great food, cold drinks, music, games, and plenty of Seminole spirit. Whether you’re a lifelong Nole, a proud parent, a new graduate, or simply love cheering on FSU, come hangout with us at the Seminoles Forever Festival.

Your registration includes:

Complimentary food ticket for you and your guest(s)

Complimentary drink ticket for you and your guest(s)

Enjoy our live entertainment, complimentary beer or wine, delicious food options, family-friendly games and more.

Dining: Enjoy popcorn and cotton candy plus a selection of food trucks

Family Fun: Live entertainment, outdoor games and face painting for all ages.

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