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FSU IN THE COMMUNITY

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ABOUT US
The Office of Government and Community Affairs serves as the primary liaison between the University and the communities in which it resides on a wide variety of local and regional issues. Read more.

2011-2012 Campus Speakers
The Chancellor's Office sponsors a number of speakers annually who appear as part of the Chancellor's Distinguished Speakers Series, Black History Month, Women's History Month, and the Chancellor's Reading Club.

Sponsorships
The state budget included $414 million in cuts to the University of North Carolina System. This resulted in a 15% cut in state funding to FSU.  Though sponsorships are covered by discretionary funds, this budget will be cut by 15%, as well.  FSU remains committed to our community. We ask you to consider other ways that we may be a resource to your organization. 

Community Partnership Breakfast
On August 3, 2011, FSU hosted its first Community PArtnership Breakfast.  The purpose of the event was to provide the community with details regarding campus resources available for community use, share our strategic community engagement plan with the public, and create and solidify partnerships.  Community non-profit leaders and elected officials were invited to attend.  If you missed it, or attended and want to follow-up, the following materials are for your information.

PowerPoint Presentation (pdf)

Handout with presenter contact information (pdf)

Vendor Registration Form

Facilities Use Brochure (pdf)
Veterans Business Outreach Center Sandhills 2011-2012 Heart Walk- FSU Company Page
Community School of the Arts Small Business and Technology Development Center (SBTDC)
Sustainability Southern Murchison Road Corridor (under construction)
Planetarium College Access
Service Learning