iSchool to Host 1st Syracuse Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Research Workshop
Register for the First Syracuse Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Research Workshop from August 16-18, 2021
iSchool Professor Emerita Receives SLA’s John Cotton Dana Award
Jill Hurst-Wahl, professor emerita in Syracuse University's iSchool, receives the 2021 John Cotton Dana Award
iSchool Faculty Paper Selected for 2021 JASIST Best Paper Award
“Designing Sustainable Online Support: Examining the Effects of Design Change in Forty-Nine Online Health Support Communities” written by Drs. Joshua Introne, Ingrid Erickson, Bryan Semaan, and Sean Goggins is the recipient of the ASIS&T Best JASIST Paper Award for 2021.
Two iSchool Professors Join a NYSERDA Energy to Lead Grant Project
Dr. Jason Dedrick and Dr. Jeff Hemsley are co-PIs on a new research project aiming to achieve net-zero energy.
iSchool Adds a New Certificate of Advanced Study
The iSchool is adding a new Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS) program for Fall 2021: Cloud Management.
Connecting Libraries and Learning Analytics for Student Success (CLLASS)
Associate Professor Megan Oakleaf has been working to address the many challenges around collecting and using student data efficiently, ethically, and effectively.
iSchool Professor Beth Patin to Deliver Keynote Address at CAIS2021
iSchool Assistant Professor Dr. Beth Patin is a keynote speaker for the 49th annual Canadian Association for Information Science (CAIS) virtual conference.
Prof. Beth Patin featured on Syracuse Speaks: Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout in CNY
This episode of Syracuse Speaks from WAER looks into the current state of how vaccines are being distributed in Onondaga County.
Prof. Jeff Rubin turns Stadium into one of the largest college lecture halls around
The Stadium has not hosted fans since the pandemic began, but this week Syracuse University started using it for Prof. Jeff Rubin's Introduction to Information Technology class in the iSchool.
Getting Lots Of Political Messages On Your Phone? Welcome To ‘The Texting Election’
NPR | by Jim Zarroli - This year, Jennifer Stromer-Galley of Syracuse University, who studies political campaigns in the digital era, decided to sign up for texts from both the Biden and Trump campaigns.
