FAMU has joined forces with Adobe Inc. and has been named an Adobe Creative Campus. As part of the partnership FAMU students, faculty and staff will have full access to Adobe Creative Cloud apps and services across all their desktops, laptops, mobile phones and tablets. Ensuring that users can hone their digital fluency skills anywhere and anytime. As part of the agreement, the FAMU community also has access to Adobe Stock, which includes more than 200 million royalty-free images.
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FAMU is the second Historically Black College and University (HBCU), after Winston Salem University, to be named an Adobe Creative Campus. The University of South Florida is the only other public university in Florida to receive the designation.
As a member of the Adobe Creative Campus program, FAMU will have access to:
- Adobe Creative Campus branding to identify as an Adobe partner committed to digital literacy.
- Peer-to-peer collaboration with other members at Adobe Creative Campus collaboration events.
- Support for driving student adoption in the classroom.
- Thought leadership opportunities within the global higher education community.
