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ALT Event flyer for the College of Social Sciences and Public Policy’s Anderson-Ashby Lectureship on Journalism and Public Policy, titled "Back to the Wall, Face to the Sun: Can Renewable Energy Blunt the Climate Crisis? A Conversation with Bill McKibben, Environmental Journalist." Event details: Friday, November 13, with a 4:30 pm Reception and 5:00 p.m. Lecture at the FSU Alumni Center (1030 W Tennessee St). Includes a headshot of Bill McKibben, noted as a Gandhi Peace Award and Right Livelihood Award Winner. Text describes McKibben as Schumann Distinguished Scholar at Middlebury College and leader of 350.org and the Third Act Movement. It highlights his work as an acclaimed environmental activist, author of books like The End of Nature and Here Comes the Sun (2025), organizer of initiatives such as the campaign against the Keystone XL pipeline, and recognition as an influential thinker by Time and Foreign Policy. Features the FSU College of Social Sciences & Public Policy logo at bottom
ALT FSU College of Social Sciences and Public Policy logo. "What's Next? Exploring COSSPP graduate programs. Thursday, November 19th, 4:30pm, DeVoe L. Moore Conference Room (BEL 150E). Explore graduate programs in public health, demography, sociology, data and society, applied economics, international affairs, applied American politics and policy. Come ask questions, connect with our community, and find the program that's right for you.
ALT FSU Civil Rights Institute logo. Image of Keithen Mathis. "FSU names Keithen Mathis interium driector of Civil Rights Institute. FSU College of Social Sciences and Public Policy logo.
ALT FSU COSSPP logo. FSU Career Center logo. COSSPP Homecoming students and alumni networking social. Friday, November 20th from 10am to 12pm in Bellamy atrium. game day casual, food and music, open to all students, alumni, faculty, and staff. images of students in Bellamy atrium and outside of the building.
ALT Event graphic for a talk titled "LEGITIMACY: THE THEORY OF THE CENTURY" by Dr. James L. Gibson, Provost's Research Professor of Political Science at Florida State University. The event takes place Tuesday, October 13, at 3:30 p.m., followed by a 4:30 p.m. reception in the Beth Moor Lounge, Longmire Building.
ALT College of Social Sciences and Public Policy’s Mark and Marianne Barnebey Leadership Lecture Series.Fireside Chat with Former Governor Larry Hogan. Thursday, November 19 ASLC Theatre 3 PM Lecture | 4 PM Reception. Grounded in his political science degree from Florida State University, former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan calls on students and future public servants to embrace leadership rooted in pragmatic problem-solving, fiscal management, and bipartisan collaboration — a leadership resilient enough to navigate complex challenges and build a lasting legacy across state lines.
ALT Event graphic for a talk titled "LEGITIMACY: THE THEORY OF THE CENTURY" by Dr. James L. Gibson, Provost's Research Professor of Political Science at Florida State University. The event takes place Tuesday, October 13, at 3:30 p.m., followed by a 4:30 p.m. reception in the Beth Moor Lounge, Longmire Building.
ALT FSU College of Social Sciences and Public Policy logo. FSU partners with second harvest of the big bend to advance community voice and student learning
ALT Event flyer presented by FSU’s College of Social Sciences and Public Policy’s Ruth K. and Shepard Broad International Lecture Series and The Center for Global Engagement’s Engage Your World Speaker Series featuring a headshot of Dr. Thom Reilly on the left for his talk titled "Erasing Ukrainian Identity: The Abduction of Ukrainian Children as a Tool of War". Dr. Reilly is a Professor and Co-Director for the Center for an Independent and Sustainable Democracy at Arizona State University. The event will take place on Thursday, October 15 at The Globe Auditorium, beginning with a reception at 5 p.m. followed by the lecture at 5:30 p.m.
ALT Graphic titled "ENGAGE 2025–2026" displaying the heading "COSSPP Updates from our Chairs and Directors: Engage 2025-2026." Beneath the title is the official FSU COSSPP badge alongside a 4x5 grid of round headshot portraits of nineteen faculty chairs and directors representing the leadership across the college's departments and institutes.
ALT An angled, top-down photo of a printed newsletter resting on a wooden table next to a cup of latte art coffee. The flyer header reads "FSU College of Social Sciences & Public Policy — Catching Up With COSSPP Monthly Newsletter, October 2026 Edition." The cover image features the "ENGAGE: COSSPP in Action" publication.
ALT Graphic titled "ENGAGE 2025–2026" displaying the FSU COSSPP badge and bold text reading "THE FUTURE IS #MadeInBellamy: COSSPP Students Build Skills & Connections for Career Success." The graphic incorporates a geometric photo grid highlighting student achievements and networking moments, including students in suits, group photos from career events, and students standing outside the Bellamy building.
ALT Graphic titled "ENGAGE 2025–2026" displaying the FSU COSSPP badge and text that reads "COSSPP: A Marketplace of Ideas at Florida State University." Below the text, a photo shows three students sitting around a conference table with laptops, actively sharing thoughts and collaborating on a project.
ALT Graphic titled "ENGAGE 2025–2026" featuring the FSU College of Social Sciences & Public Policy logo and the header "COSSPP in Action: Real learning. Real experience. Real Impact." Text reads: "At Florida State University's College of Social Sciences and Public Policy, data doesn't just sit on a shelf — we put it to work." Below the text is a photo of students interacting during a research poster presentation. A quote at the bottom reads: "We use evidence to shape policies, inform communities, and improve lives across Florida and beyond. – Dean Tim Chapin."
ALT A flyer for the Florida State University Department of Geography Colloquium. The featured talk is titled 'Analyzing the Temporal Exclusivity of Crime: A Circular Statistical Approach Based on Complex Vector Space.' The event takes place on Friday, Sep. 11, from 4 to 5 PM in the DeVoe L. Moore Conference Room (BEL150E). The speaker is Di Yang, Ph.D., Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Florida, and her headshot is centered on the flyer. The design uses a garnet-and-white color scheme with a faint map background and includes the URL cosspp.fsu.edu/geography at the bottom.
ALT Cover of FSU’s Engage Magazine (2025–2026 issue) featuring students walking outside the Bellamy Building on campus, with a QR code in the bottom right corner reading "Engage Magazine Online – Read it now!"
ALT FSU College of Social Sciences and Public Policy logo. Careers in Congress. Learn about different career paths within the U.S. House of Representatives. When: October 7 | 3 – 4 pm. Join us for a virtual presentation with Elizabeth Mihalcea, Talent and Development Manager for the U.S. House of Representatives. Learn about the wide range of career opportunities within Congress, from Member and district offices to committee and support roles. Via Zoom: bit.ly/CareersInCongress2026. Registration required. FSU Political Science logo and Career Center logo. CAO and U.S. House of representatives office of talent and development. Image of Elizabeth Mihalcea.
