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Dr. Arthur A. Raney, associate professor of communication, was invited to be one of five keynote speakers at an international conference on entertainment theory and effects in Benasque, Spain

Graduate student and former FSU tennis player Ania Rynarzewska has been awarded an inaugural Jim McKay Scholarship, to be awarded annually to one male and one female NCAA student-athlete who have excelled academically and plan pursue graduate studies in communication. Each McKay Scholar receives $10,000.

WVFS, The Florida State University's campus radio station better known as V89, won two bronze medals and a finalist certificate at the presitigious New York Festivals Radio Programming & Promotions Awards. It was the first year the station entered the international competition.

The Florida State University Forensics Speech team traveled to Florida Southern College in Lakeland on Oct. 2 and 3 to compete in the Child of the Sun Individual Events Tournament. Of the nine schools in attendance, FSU placed third in team sweepstakes and scored more sweeps points per entry than any other school’s team.

Advertising Age columnist Rochelle Newman-Carrasco, in examining the changing perceptions of the Hispanic market and advertisers’ approach to it, recruited a group of students from the School of Communication’s Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication to give their opinions of the Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies’ conference.