Gubernatorial Town Hall with David Jolly

Florida A&M University commemorates 139 years of legacy, leadership, and excellence during its annual Founders Day Observance.The ceremony honors the visionaries who founded FAMU in 1887 and highlights the University’s continued impact as one of the nation’s top Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).FAMU was founded on Oct. 3, 1887, as the State Normal College for Colored Students. Since then, it has grown into a powerhouse for higher education, research, and innovation, producing trailblazers in business, law, public service, healthcare, engineering, and the arts.

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Florida A&M Gubernatorial Townhall Pt.2

Gubernatorial Town Hall, Congressman Byron Donalds

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Falonne Michel shares how FAMU prepares students to confidently take the next step—from the classroom to internships, careers and life after graduation.

Dillon Ford explores the “A” in FAMU and how the University’s agricultural programs combine education, innovation and opportunity to prepare the next generation of leaders.

Oluwamodupe Oloyede takes us inside the rhythm, culture and tradition of excellence that make the FAMU experience unlike any other.

Zaria Slaughter shares what it’s like to begin a new chapter as a transfer student and find her place within the FAMU community.