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Leadership Training Supports Greek Organization Success

Alpha Chi Omega sorority girls cheer from their perch atop a 2023 Homecoming Parade float

Florida State’s Center for Fraternity and Sorority Organizational Wellness seeks to improve Greek organization members’ career and professional development.
Florida State University is home to over 50 fraternity and sorority chapters, with total Greek membership over 6,800—about 23 percent of the undergraduate population.
News story published in Inside Higher Education Magazine

Garnet and Golden moment: FSU grad Kindred Lubeck designed Taylor Swift's engagement ring

two hands being held together, one hand with a large engagement ring designed by Kindred Lubex

A Florida State graduate designed the giant engagement ring flashed by Grammy Award-winning singer Taylor Swift in social media posts around the world.
Lubeck's journey to becoming a top jeweler included her participation in FSUShadow, a program that allows students to connect with professionals in various fields as they explore potential careers.
News story published in The Tallahassee Democrat

Tallahassee teens lead the way in strengthening local bonds through volunteerism

picture collage of donations and Together Tallahassee founder Katie Bennett

Florida State University Sophomore, Katie Bennett launched the local 501c3 nonprofit in 2021 with hopes of creating a positive impact on Tallahassee’s generations. With engagement from local schools, sororities, and businesses, Together Tallahassee has written and received more than 4,000 letters and donations.
News story published in The Bradfordville Bugle

Something Good: Four FSU students recognized for saving man’s life after golf course heart attack

still picture of Todd Watkins and his wife posing in front of asunset. There is a play button superimposed over their faces.

Four FSU students were recognized at Tuesday’s Leon County commission meeting for their life-saving efforts in helping a man who collapsed on a golf course last month.
“You don’t really know how to prepare for something like that,” FSU Junior Ty Schmidt said.
News story published on WCTV Tallahassee

'My heroes': FSU students save Tallahassee man's life after golf course heart attack

four male students standing shoulder-to-shoulder with smiling woman

Four FSU students helped saved the life of a 61-year-old man who suffered a heart attack on a Tallahassee golf course.
The students administered CPR for 10 minutes while waiting for paramedics to arrive.
The man is recovering and grateful to the students for their quick thinking and heroic actions.
Article published in the Tallahassee Democrat

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