We bring another academic year to a close celebrating the activities, honors and awards in the College of Human Sciences. Our faculty have been recognized on campus and nationally and our students continue to achieve much success. 

The Department of Nutrition, Food and Exercise Sciences at Florida State University (FSU) and the Tyner Lecture Series invite you to attend the 10th Annual Hazel Stiebeling Symposium on May 1, 2013 from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm at the Florida State University's Turnbull Conference Center.  This year's symposium is entitled "Inflammation as a Common Feature in Age-Related Conditions" and will feature speakers: Dr. Jasminka Ilich, Dr. Bahram Arjmandi, Dr. Bernhard Henning and Dr. James Oleces.

As the semester winds to a close, we bring you news from the College. At FSU’s December commencement ceremony Human Sciences graduated 198 students, conferring 180 bachelor’s degrees and 18 graduate degrees.

The College of Human Sciences will offer two international programs in the Summer of 2013.  A Nutrition program and a International Merchandising and Product Development program.

We welcome fall with wonderful new students and keen interest in our majors. The buzz about campus is on the Big Ideas that will guide our academic and development efforts.

As this academic year winds to a close, we bring you best wishes for the summer and latest news from the College. In this issue we are pleased to highlight recognitions of our faculty, especially Dr. Lenore McWey who received the University’s highest teaching honor, as well as stories about some of our outstanding students.