The FAMU-FSU College of Engineering news for undergraduates
FAMU: NSSE 2026 and the FAMU Student Satisfaction & Experience Survey (SSES)
Attention FAMU Students - Complete our institutional surveys today and improve FAMU!
At Florida A&M University we want our students to have the best educational experience possible. The National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) and FAMU Student Satisfaction & Experience Survey (SSES) help by providing vital information about your time on FAMU's campus.
Click here to complete the FAMU SSES. It is open to all students.
Click here to access the NSSE and select 'Don't Know Your Login ID'. The NSSE is open to first year and senior students. You can also email University Assessment for your NSSE survey link.
Students who complete the surveys will be entered into our prize raffles!
Nominate a Grad Student for Engineering Graduate Student Appreciation Week
Help us celebrate our graduate students during Graduate Student Appreciation Week! We will be giving "shout outs" to our graduate students on social media and in the graduate student newsletter. Use this form to nominate a graduate student and tell us why they are awesome!
March 18 is the deadline to nominate a graduate student.
By nominating a student, you agree to us using your submission in social media and other marketing content
Register Now! Launch Ring Ceremony Registration Deadline is April 3
Tuesday, April 21 from 6:00PM-8:00PM
Registration begins Now.
Come to Student Services in B111 to size and order your ring.
Deadline to register is April 3, 2026.
Graduating seniors, graduate students and faculty are invited to participate!\
Tau Beta Pi-Teaching Award Survey
Thank you for participating in the Tau Beta Pi Excellence in Teaching Award selection process. This survey is open to all students in the FAMU‑FSU College of Engineering.
Your responses will help identify outstanding instructors within each department. All responses are anonymous. Please answer honestly based on your experience.
Click here for the online survey.
IGNITE Student Ideation Accelerator
Got an Idea? Come shape and test it.
Hands-on Workshop
Friday, April 3, 2026
10 AM - 3 PM
IGNITE Tallahassee 1729 W Paul Dirac Dr.
Learn design-thinking tools to refine and explore new product and business ideas on a collaborative, peer-to-peer environment. Certificate awarded upon successful completion.
Apply today as space is limited.
Happening
Lunchtime Food Trucks will be at the Shaw Building's picnic area on the corner of East Paul Dirac Drive and Pottsdamer Street starting at 11:00 am. Lunch truck tentative schedule here.
COE Cafe: Spring 2026 Hours - Mon - Fri, 7:30am - 3:00pm | Menu
Spring Break, March 16-20, 2026 - No classes
CBS Survivor Weekly Watch Party, March 18, 2026, 7:30P, Proof Brewery Co. (Shearer)
Brilliant Resilience Saturday School, March 21, 2026 9A-4P, B135 (Ernst)
#2 Research Town Hall, VP Research Charles Weatherford, March 23, 2026, 3:00P-5:00P, MRB 114 (Liang)
ChE Undergraduate Townhall, March 24, 2026, 5:00P-7:00P, B210 (Gaughf)
CBS Survivor Weekly Watch Party, March 25, 2026, 7:30P, Proof Brewery Co. (Shearer)
BME Undergraduate Townhall, March 26, 2026, 5:00P-7:00P, B210 (Gaughf)
CBE Research Day + DDS Frank Bates, March 27, 2026, 2:30-3:30pm DDS, IRCB and Awards at 3:30pm, IRCB
FAMU Spring Preview at Engineering, March 28, 2026, 11:00A-1:00P, A Atrium (Roberts)
Brilliant Resilience Saturday School, March 28, 2026 9A-4P, B135 (Ernst)
NSBE JR. Meetings, March 28, 2026, 11:00A-1:00P, A125 (McGill)
CBS Survivor Weekly Watch Party, April 1, 2026, 7:30P, Proof Brewery Co. (Shearer)
Launch Ring Ceremony Registration Deadline, April 3, 2026 | Go to B111 Student Services to size/order your ring!
Brilliant Resilience Saturday School, April 4, 2026 9A-4P, B135 (Ernst)
CBS Survivor Weekly Watch Party, April 8, 2026, 7:30P, Proof Brewery Co. (Shearer)
Florida Quantum Conference, April 9-11, 2026, TBD at FSU Kroto Auditorium
Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 10, 2026, Poster session: 10:00am-12:00pm; Lunch, speaker and awards, 12:00pm-1:30pm, TBD (AbdelRazig)
Brilliant Resilience Saturday School, April 11, 2026 9A-4P, B135 (Ernst)
NSBE JR. Meetings, April 11, 2026, 11:00A-1:00P, A125 (McGill)
CBS Survivor Weekly Watch Party, April 15, 2026, 7:30P, Proof Brewery Co. (Shearer)
2026 Tallahassee Regional, REBUILT, FIRSTAGE and FIRST Robotics Competition, April 15-18, 2026, Alfred Lawson Jr. Multipurpose Center, (Keller) | Volunteers from among our faculty, staff and students needed! No experience required.
FAMU Day of Giving, April 16-17, 2026
(R-SEAT) Center Annual UTC Conference, April 16-17, 2026, 8:00am-3:00pm, IRCB (Bryant) – Registration closes on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 5:30 PM.
Senior Design Day, April 17, 2026, TBD, TBD. (Shearer)
Brilliant Resilience Saturday School, April 18, 2026 9A-4P, B135 (Ernst)
ASCE Bridge Florida, April 18, 2026, 8:00A-12:00P, COE (Spainhour)
Launch Ceremony, April 21, 2026, 6P-8P, COE B Lawn (Rambo-Roddenberry)
CBS Survivor Weekly Watch Party, April 22, 2026, 7:30P, Proof Brewery Co. (Shearer)
Last Day of Classes, April 24, 2026
Brilliant Resilience Saturday School, April 25, 2026 9A-4P, B235 (Ernst)
NSBE JR. Meetings, April 25, 2026, 11:00A-1:00P, A125 (McGill)
Final Exam Week, April 27-May 1
Spring FSU MS, BS Commencement, May 1, 2026, 2:00pm, Civic Center
Spring FAMU Commencement, May 2, 2026, 2:00P, Lawson Multipurpose Center
Brilliant Resilience Saturday School, May 2, 2026 9A-4P, B135 (Ernst)
Leon County Schools STEAM Challenge, May 8, 2026, 8:00A-1:30P, A atrium
Memorial Day Holiday, May 25, 2026, College Closed
Bookmark college events webpage.
Opportunities for Undergraduates
Scholarships + Internships
ChE Summer 2026 Internship Opportunity
Program Overview
LignoTech’s Engineering Internship Program is designed to provide direct experience to students pursuing careers in chemical, electrical, manufacturing, mechanical, industrial or related engineering field. This 12-week paid internship offers students the opportunity to collaborate with experienced professionals, gain industry knowledge, and contribute to meaningful projects that impact our operations. Successful interns may receive full-time job offers upon graduation.
Program Objectives
- Provide practical, real-world experience in a mid-size chemical manufacturing environment.
- Develop technical and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects and mentorship.
- Foster a pipeline of future talent by offering high-performing full-time positions upon graduation.
- Introduce interns to LignoTech’s culture, values, and operational excellence.
Who Should Apply?
We are seeking junior or senior-level students pursuing degrees in:
- Chemical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
Ideal candidates should have:
- A strong academic record (GPA 3.0 or higher preferred)
- Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills. Must be able to analyze complex systems, troubleshoot issues and develop practical solutions.
- A proactive and team-oriented mindset
- The ability to adapt to a fast-paced, industrial environment
- Basic knowledge of engineering principles and safety regulations
- Strong work-ethic with grit and determination to overcome project obstacles
- Must be familiar with project management basics.
Internship Structure
1. Orientation & Safety Training (Week 1)
- Introduction to LignoTech’s operations, safety protocols, and compliance standards.
- Overview of engineering roles within the chemical industry.
2. Hands-On Project Assignments (Weeks 2-10)
- Work directly with experienced engineers and mentors to complete assigned tasks. Interns will be assigned real-world projects in their respective disciplines as listed below. The project could entail any of these facets but may also deviate based on business needs.
Application Process
Interested candidates should submit:
- Resume and cover letter detailing their engineering background and interest in the program.
- Unofficial transcript
- Letter of recommendation (optional but preferred)
For more information or to apply, contact Terrill Morgan here.
ASML Innovators Scholarship Opportunity
ASML—one of the global leaders in semiconductor lithography technology—is now accepting applications for the ASML Innovators Scholarship Award. This scholarship is designed to support undergraduate students who are passionate about engineering, science, business, and innovation.
Scholarship Details:
- $5,000 scholarship award
- Open to current undergraduate students pursuing engineering, science, business, or related majors
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Application window: February 9 – March 20, 2026
- Full details and application link here. : www.asml.com/us-scholarships
2026 Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) Scholarships
The Big Bend A&WMA local chapter is going to be giving out up to $1,000 in scholarships, with applications due April 30, 2026.
Interested students should download the flyer here and the scholar guidelines here.
Internship Opportunities in the Rail Industry – USF-CUTR CRISI Experiential Learning Program
New internship opportunities in the rail industry, offered through the University of South Florida’s Center for Urban
Transportation Research (USF‑CUTR) as part of the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) Nationwide Rail‑Focused Experiential Learning Internship Program.
One‑Week Experiential Internship/Training at the USDOT Transportation Technology Center (TTC)
The CRISI program will provide three (3) unpaid, one‑week experiential learning internships focused on rail and ground transportation innovation at the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) in Pueblo, Colorado—a USDOT Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) facility managed and operated by ENSCO, Inc.
Program Highlights:
- Fully covered travel and lodging
- Immersive introduction to the railroad industry
- Hands‑on training in rail safety, operations, field testing, and emerging technologies
- Open to undergraduate and graduate students who have completed at least one year of study
Summer 2026 Training Dates:
- July 6–10
- July 20–24
- July 27–31
Application Deadline: April 15, 2026
Long‑Term Internship Opportunities
Students may also explore a variety of longer-term internships in rail transportation, engineering, logistics, and related technologies, offered by railroad companies, public agencies, and industry organizations nationwide.
Don’t miss this opportunity for students to gain valuable experience and advance their careers in transportation safety and innovation.
For complete details and application information, please visit the program page here.
Jobs, Internships and Professional Development
UF Summer Employment Opportunity for FAMU-FSU STEM Undergrads in Santa Rosa County Florida
We have an opportunity for engineering/STEM students who will be in or near Santa Rosa County this summer to serve as Undergraduate Mentors for the EQuIPD Summer Programs.
Headed by Dr. Nancy Ruzycki of the MSE department, the EQuIPD program runs various experiential learning summer camps at schools across the state, and we have a number of schools in Santa Rosa hosting camps this summer. Hired mentors will co-facilitate camps with on-site teachers and gain experience interacting with students while engaging in teaching practices.
Undergraduates interested in applying or interviewing for positions can sign up using the link here or use the QR code in the flyer here.
EQuIPD designs and implements AI and data science curriculum and K–12 enrichment programs throughout the state of Florida, while conducting research into the impact of mentorship models in STEM education.
If you have any questions, feel free to email our team at equipd@mse.ufl.edu.
UC Berkeley] Master of Bioprocess Engineering | Fall 2026 Info
Still finalizing your plans for Fall 2026?
If you're looking to bridge the gap between your undergraduate degree and a high-impact career in biotech, 
UC Berkeley's Master of Bioprocess Engineering (MBPE) Program is designed to get you there in just 9 months.
As a leader in bioprocess education, our program is built to transform students into "plug-and-play" talent for the industry's most sought-after roles. We wanted to reach out to share more about our program and upcoming application deadline.
Why Choose MBPE at UC Berkeley?
- Hands-On Expertise: Gain practical training in state-of-the-art labs, including the Advanced Biofuels & Bioproducts Process Development Unit (ABPDU) in Emeryville.
- Industry-Led Mentorship: Learn directly from our Industrial Advisory Board, featuring leaders from AbbVie, Amgen, Genentech, Gilead, Merck, and more.
- High-Demand Career Paths: Our curriculum prepares you for impactful roles in Process Development and Manufacturing Science and Technology (MS&T) in less than a year.
Request More Information & Application Support
We are currently still accepting applications for limited spots in the Fall 2026 cohort. If you'd like to receive more details about the program, curriculum, or the application process, please let us know by filling out our interest form:
Once you submit the form, our team will reach out directly to provide the resources you need and answer any questions you may have about the deadline. You may also email us directly here.
We look forward to connecting with you and helping you determine if MBPE is the right fit for your career goals!
UC Irvine Masters of Engineering (M.Eng) Program in Batter and Hydrogen Technologies
The Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at the University of California, Irvine,
is pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Battery and Hydrogen Technologies track of our Professional Master of Engineering program. The goal of this program is to prepare students to enter the energy and transportation industries by providing rigorous and practical hands-on team-based training in innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology commercialization. Through experiential learning, students will develop the expertise to become innovators and leaders in designing, scaling, and deploying next-generation battery and hydrogen platforms that drive the global transition to sustainable energy. This program can be completed in as few as 9 months, and students will do a 6-month Capstone project with a company instead of a thesis. Download the flyer for the most details.
Program website. Complete list of prior projects (with posters and videos) here.
The final application deadline is May 15, 2026.
Launching Fall 2026: MS in Translational Science and Medicine at UA
The University of Alabama is excited to share a new initiative: our Master of Science in Translational Science and Medicine, launching Fall 2026.
This 18-month program is designed to prepare graduates to transform
laboratory discoveries into clinical solutions, bridging the gap between research and real-world health outcomes. We believe this program aligns with the mission of the Chemical & Biomedical Engineering department at Florida State University to advance scientific education and innovation. Students with a background in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, biomedical sciences, chemical engineering, pharmacology, and related fields or welcome to apply.
Program Highlights:
- Interdisciplinary Curriculum: Combines translational science, biostatistics, entrepreneurship, and electives in immunology, pharmacology, and drug discovery.
- Real-World Experience: Hands-on training through internships and industry collaborations.
- Innovation Focus: Emphasis on Design Thinking to accelerate scientific breakthroughs into clinical applications.
- Career Advancement: Provides a competitive advantage for students pursuing medical school, PhD programs, or research-intensive careers.
FAMU AI Student Internship Opportunity for Spring 2026!
The Cyber Policy Institute is partnering with the National Center for Secure AI Education to deliver the FAMU Student AI Intern program. The program is primarily designed to give FAMU undergraduate students exposure to AI tools in a project-based setting to build business solutions for corporate clients. This Fall, 10 FAMU AI Student Interns worked on a project for the CSI Companies to produce a technical and policy solution for job seekers using AI tools.
Applications are now being accepted for the Spring 2026 cohort. Selected students will receive a $1,500 stipend at the end of the program. All majors are welcome to apply. Exposure to coding, technology, and AI tools is a plus. Students will interview for these competitive slots for January 2026. Apply here!
Boeing Job Opportunities | Download the flyer for details:
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
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2026 Advancing Science & Engineering for Diverse Scholars summer REU program
- ASCENDS 2026 at UMass Amherst Applications are being reviewed for summer undergraduate research projects in areas of polymer science, materials chemistry, and engineering
- 10-week program:
- June 1 to August 7, 2026 in Amherst, MA
- Go here to see more about the Conte Center for Polymer Research
Mentored research projects:
- Materials chemistry & assembly
- Polymer engineering & physics
- Theory & computation
- Sustainable materials science
- and more……
Interested in applying? Contact Professors Todd Emrick and David Waldman UMass Amherst Polymer Science & Engineering Department; Include your resume and areas of research interest
- Build your research experience and career network through a funded ASCENDS summer research project
- Stipend, housing, and travel allowance included
FSU ACE Learning Studio
FSU's Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) is a university learning center, focused on helping students develop the study skills and success habits needed in a large research university. Check back here for the calendar of for topics, dates and times.
Need to Know
REMINDER: COE Parking Regulations & Motorcycle/Scooter Parking
In order to provide the safest environment possible, Parking Services and FSUPD issue parking citations and/or tow vehicles which are not properly parked at the College of Engineering (vehicles must be legally parked in an appropriate space). This includes those vehicles which are parked in the grass, in no-parking areas, next to red or yellow painted curbs, those that have jumped a curb, or those that park in hashed-out spaces. Vehicles illegally parked in reserved spaces will be immediately ticketed/towed at the owner's expense.
REMEMBER: Parking is never allowed on the grass (vehicles must be legally parked in an appropriate space). See the parking map here.
Motorcycle and scooter parking: There is very limited space for motorcycles and scooters at the COE. In the A Bldg. lot, there is a small area reserved for motorcycles and scooters. There is no motorcycle/scooter parking in the B Bldg. lot. Motorcycles and scooters also cannot park on walkways, in handicap spaces, or in regular parking spaces at the COE. Those that park anywhere at the COE other than the designated location in the A Bldg. lot will be in violation of university parking regulations and may be ticketed. Motorcycles and scooters can park in the overflow lot (yay!).
Additional spaces are available in the overflow lot between the B parking lot and the AME building. This lot extends to the end of Innovation Park (it’s huge! See the map here).
Don’t forget, students/faculty/staff can take the bus to and from the College, FAMU, and FSU for free with a valid University ID. Carpooling and Biking are also great!
Pedestrians, please look up from your phones before stepping out into the street when leaving the building. We hope that everyone can come and go safely from the college.
Engineering Library Scholar Support
For Students
Library Hours
The last day of library’s staffed hours (Monday through Friday, 8 AM-5 PM) will be Friday, Dec. 12. The space will remain open during the intersession as building hours permit. Staffed hours will restart on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026.
New Items
Sometimes scholars need a laptop for more than a few hours. COE Library now has 3-Day loaner PC laptops and chargers. Also new to the library this semester are measuring kits. These packs include one each of tape measure roll, soft measuring tape, protractor and compass.
For further information, reach out to Shaundra Lee, Engineering Library Scholar Support Supervisor.
Find FSU Resources at response.fsu.edu
We hope you are having a fantastic summer and are finding ways to beat the heat. Whether new to FSU or returning to campus, we want you to know that your FSU community is always here for you. The resources listed below are available to help support your well-being, and we encourage you to reach out as you see fit. Thank you for showing kindness and support of one another.
To access important resources and updates, visit: RESPONSE.FSU.EDU
Engineering Our Future
We identified five strategic priorities to focus on for the next five years. For each of these priorities, we set goals with identified metrics for our college:
Good to Know
ORNL Internship and Job Opportunities: TBA
ORNL Opportunities | A Newsletter of Internships and Jobs for New Graduates 
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William Jenks | Core Universities Student Programs Lead, Office of Research Education, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, jenksws@ornl.gov | 515-451-4711
Final Reminder - LEED Training Workshops - May 2026 Deadline
LEED Green Associate Certification: Spring Workshops
Finish your semester by becoming a LEED Green Associate professional and show employers your certified knowledge in sustainability before May 2026, when the LEED exam is set to become more challenging. While LEED itself is a scorecard to rate Green Buildings, students and professionals can also become LEED accredited demonstrating their expertise in sustainability.
LEED: Is the #1 Sustainability Certification and is recognized globally
- Valuable Credential: Adds an industry-recognized certification that boosts employability.
- Open to All: Available for students of all years, with no prior experience required as our workshop has helped over 15,000 pass their exam.
- Time Sensitive: Those who pass before May 2026 will not be required to take the updated and more challenging new exam.
- Affordable: Limited time student discounts are available for you!
- High Pass Rate: Our workshops focus not just on passing the test, but on providing a deep understanding of the material which significantly improves your chances of success, especially considering the exam's historically low pass rate.
LEED Green Associate (GA) Training - Webinar and Online self-paced options:
I will be offering live webinars that can be streamed on any of the following dates:
- April 11 2026 – 1:00PM – 5:30PM EDT - OR -
- On-demand recordings completed at your own pace
The above options (1-3) are all identical.
Register for a live online seminar or start today with our on-demand recorded workshop completed anytime at your own pace here.
Both options offer comprehensive training, practice exams, valuable tips, and required textbooks - all led by a USGBC Faculty member. It's the most efficient and affordable way to master the material without breaking the bank!
Cost: $200 with the coupon code ‘green’ for $100 off! (Non-students $300)
Please contact the instructor Lorne Mlotek directly with any questions.
AI at FSU: New Guidelines & Training
To help you keep pace with the evolving technology of artificial intelligence (AI), the AI@FSU website features a range of resources. The website was designed to support the FSU community in the effective and ethical use of AI technologies for teaching, learning, research, and workflow. You’ll find free AI literacy training for all students.
Knack Tutoring Platform for FAMU-FSU Engineering students
FAMU-FSU College of Engineering is super excited about our partnership with Knack — the ultimate peer tutoring platform. Knack’s platform allows FAMU-FSU College of Engineering students to book tutoring sessions with verified FAMU-FSU peer tutors who have previously aced the courses they are tutoring for. You might receive emails from Knack with information about how to become a tutor or receive tutoring. Know that this is an official student resource that the college is providing, and that Knack administers and provides the platform for.
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It is free to receive tutoring! To view available tutors for your classes, join Knack and sign in with your FAMU or FSU student credentials. As more tutors sign up, your options will grow.
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Tutors receive payment for tutoring! An already-earned grade of “B” or better in a course is required for tutor eligibility. Use the link above to create a verified tutoring profile, complete tutor training (paid), and begin helping students.
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Tutoring sessions can take place online or in-person.
If you have any issues with accessing the platform or finding the courses you need, please report them to me using this link.
If you have questions about getting set up on the Knack platform, please contact support@joinknack.com.
Campus Safety Updates & Emergency Preparedness Information
At Florida State University, the safety and security of everyone on campus remains our top priority. The university uses a comprehensive, multi-layered approach to campus safety, integrating a top-notch campus police department, advanced technology, robust emergency management protocols, and dedicated security personnel. These coordinated efforts are designed to protect students, faculty, staff, and visitors alike, ensuring a secure environment that supports learning and collaboration.
As we begin the fall semester, we'd like to take the opportunity to introduce you to some new technology tools and resources, reiterate the various means by which FSU supports the campus community during emergencies, and encourage you to review emergency preparedness materials.
CAMPUS SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS
As is the case every summer, the university has been diligently working on campus enhancements. This fall, you will see new technology tools, such as panic buttons and lockdown buttons, installed in academic spaces throughout campus.
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Panic Buttons: These are blue in color and are silent alert buttons that send a direct alert to the FSU Police Department’s dispatch center. Use these in emergencies involving active assailant threats. When activated, they trigger immediate police dispatch. Remember to also physically lock the room where the panic button is being activated.
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Lockdown Buttons: These are yellow in color and marked “Lockdown.” When activated, doors are automatically locked, and FSU Police are immediately dispatched to the building. No one from outside the room can enter except FSU Police.
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Door Locks: Doors to academic spaces that are not equipped with centrally managed electronic locks have thumb-turn or push-button locking systems.
All of these new enhancements comply with university guidelines, ADA standards and building codes.
Our University Communications team collaborated closely with Public Safety to create an educational video that will teach you when and how to use these tools properly.
We encourage everyone to check classrooms, offices, and other university facilities at the start of each semester to know what technology is available in each location. DO NOT push panic or lockdown buttons to test them.
WATCH: How to USE Door Locks and Lockdown/Panic Buttons in Classrooms
In addition to these security enhancements, you will see an increased security presence at the Student Union. Throughout the semester, FSU Police officers also will hold office hours at the Union. Times and dates will be announced.
FSU ALERT
FSU ALERT is the official emergency notification and warning system of Florida State University. In the event of a situation or condition, occurring or imminent, that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, or general welfare of students, faculty, staff or visitors to the university, an FSU ALERT will be issued. The FSU ALERT emergency notification system uses multiple methods for disseminating emergency information, including email, text messages, alerts.fsu.edu and social media.
WHAT TO DO IN AN EMERGENCY
Having a well-defined plan is essential for ensuring safety and achieving positive outcomes in the event of an emergency. We recommend that you review our Emergency Preparedness Guide and develop a personal emergency plan. In addition, FSU has Emergency Action Guides for many of the potential hazards we face in Florida and at FSU. Each guide provides protective action steps and best practices on how to respond to an emergency situation, including hurricanes, tornadoes and active threats.
ACTIVE THREAT TRAINING
The FSU Police Department will continue to offer Active Threat Training this fall, and participation is strongly encouraged. This training provides information and skills for responding during an active threat situation by understanding and applying the Run, Hide, Fight strategy.
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Upcoming dates for faculty/staff trainings are Aug. 26, Sept. 2, Sept. 9, Sept. 16 and Sept. 30. To register, visit hr.fsu.edu.
- You may also watch this short video to become familiar with the fundamental principles of the Run, Hide, Fight strategy or watch a recorded training session.
We appreciate your commitment to fostering a safe and resilient campus environment. By staying informed, participating in available trainings, and familiarizing yourself with the resources and protocols provided, you will help ensure that Florida State University remains a place where everyone can thrive. As a reminder, mental health and resiliency resources are available for all students, faculty and staff anytime, anywhere. Visit response.fsu.edu to check out support tools and resources.
Thank you for your ongoing support and vigilance. We wish you all a successful and secure semester ahead.
FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Career Services Liaisons
FAMU - Sean Collins - sean.collins@famu.edu, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, Sr. Career Specialist, Career Services Liaison at FAMU-FSU College of Engineering.
Fall 2025 Student Advising Hours:
Tuesday - 8:30 AM - 12 Noon (Virtual)
Wednesday - 8:30 AM - 12 Noon COE A143 (Appointments only (Virtual or In-Person)) & 1 PM - 4:30 PM COE A143 Virtual & Walk-Ins
- Except for special events at FAMU Main Campus.
Thursday - 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM (COE A143)
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FSU - Tiffany Lueng Career Liaison for the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering
Spring 2026 Student Advising Hours
Career Advising by Appointment Only
- In-Person: Tuesday - Thursday, A141
- Virtual: 9:00am-4:00pm
Please email tleung@fsu.edu to schedule an appointment.
Career Docs (Virtual Document Review):
- Students can submit their resumes, cover letters, and other career-related documents for online review and feedback via Career Docs - https://canvas.fsu.edu/enroll/3LWPX7
Job Fairs and Events | Jobs, Internships & Experience | Plan Your Career
Things to Do
Challenger Learning Center of Tallahassee
Hollywood Movies at the IMAX | Call (850) 645-7796 to Buy Tickets
Student tickets are $11. Check out all the new movies now playing, here.
Resources
Engineering Career Services
Virtual and F2F advising hours here.
FAMU Academics
Links to academic info, student services, student life and more.
FSU Student Academic Resources
Links to academic info, official university announcements and public health information.
College & University Academic Calendars
FAMU-FSU Engineering Academic Calendar & Deadlines
FAMU Official University Academic Calendar
Online Scholarship Search
FAMU Scholarships
FSU Scholarships
In Case of Emergencies
Call 9-1-1. If you have concerns about your safety while on the engineering campus, call FSU Police 850-644-1234.
The Engineering Library Circulation Desk
Hours are: Monday - Friday – 8am to 5pm | (850) 410-6328 | A225 & A248
College Lost and Found
Student Services in B111 is the college lost and found location. If you've found something, drop it off here and if you've lost something, check here first!
Need a Mental Health Break?
Welcome to the Breakroom, B226-H, which is available for one person at a time, from 9:00 am - 4:50 pm on normal business days. Reserve a 50-minute slot using this link.
FAMU Office of Counseling Services located at 1735 Wahnish Way Suite 304 (CASS Building), provides a professional, safe atmosphere where students can discuss academic and personal issues. Schedule an appointment to talk to someone: (850) 599-3145 or counseling@famu.edu. For after-hours assistance, call BetterMynd for FREE at (844) 287-6963. In case of emergency, call FAMU Police Department at (850) 599-3256 or dial 911
FSU Counseling & Psychological Services is fully committed to the health and wellness of our students. We are offering Telemental Health Services (through zoom), in-person services, and Telephonic Crisis Support to students. Call us at 850-644-TALK (8255) to talk to a clinician today. Check online for more information.
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