This specially-designed two-day preparation session will guide students through the study of PMI sample exam questions so that they can become prepared to take the CAPM certification exam.
Three iSchool seniors helped to raise $700, funds that permitted the Onondaga Free Library to move ahead with plans to launch a local chapter of the national program, Girls Who Code.
Professor Lee McKnight contributed his opinions on the changes coming to the AI field in a recently published Pew Research report entitled “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humans.”
A paper by assistant professor Rachel Ivy Clarke won honors from ASIS&T’s “Culture, Community and Voice in Knowledge Organization Systems” subcommittee.
Poster topics ranged from an analysis of gun violence incidents in America, to attrition rates of employees, to differences between male and female and summer and winter Olympic athlete participation.
The second of the two-year series of working seminar and meetings will showcase student work as part of the exploration of the broad space of 'smart cities.'
The iSchool’s United Way activities begin this week and run through December. They are being held in conjunction with Syracuse University’s overarching efforts to assist the local United Way chapter.
The site is an outgrowth of the research work of Assistant Professor Yang Wang and his lab’s team of iSchool faculty and student researchers.
Patricia Rossini and Jennifer Stromer-Galley will examine election related misinformation, focusing on information sharing, political engagement, and discussion in the 2018 Brazilian elections.
TEDx Syracuse University is officially looking for speakers for its 2019 event next April. Are you pursuing interesting projects in your local community? Do you want to spark change? Apply now.
