Certificate of Advanced Study in School Media

Students who already possess an accredited masters degree in library and information science can be certified as school library media specialists by completing the specified curriculum requirements. Students must first undergo a thorough review of their graduate library science degree transcript to determine if the core graduate and undergraduate course requirements have been fulfilled. If all requirements have not been met, additional courses will be required.

Have a question about the School Media Certificate program? Email cslissm@syr.edu to contact a current School Media student, who can answer any questions you have about the iSchool or life in Syracuse.

Prospective students interested in communicating with recent graduates can view the alumni profiles.

Center for Research on Collaboratories and Technology Enhanced Learning Communities

Cotelco is a social science research center organized to explore the socio-technical infrastructure required to support geographically distributed collaboration and knowledge work, particularly between developed and developing countries.

Center for Natural Language Processing

CNLP’s mission is to advance the development of human-like language understanding software capabilities for government, commercial, and consumer applications. Current projects are exploring the connotative meaning of text, and investigating the dynamics of free/libre open source software development teams.