Professor Jason Dedrick on Foxconn’s New Wisconsin Plant
Technology expert and iSchool Professor Jason Dedrick offers insight on the news that Foxconn is opening a new plant in Wisconsin.
iSchool Faculty, Students to Participate in Social Media and Society Conference
Faculty members, Ph.D. students, and M.S. students from the School of Information Studies at Syracuse University will present and discuss their research at the event.
Girl Who Codes Helps Girls Who Code
Sophomore Emily Simens is spending her summer as a teaching assistant for the J.P. Morgan Chase Brooklyn chapter of the Girls Who Code program.
Alumni Gatherings Planned for Seattle, Portland During Peak to Peak Trip
Alumni gatherings are planned for Seattle and Portland as the iSchool's newest experiential learning trip, Peak to Peak, explores the Pacific Northwest.
Alumnus Selected to Participate in Library of Congress Teacher Institute
Alumnus Juan Rivera has been selected to participate in an exclusive Library of Congress summer program to prepare educators to teach effective practices for using primary sources in their classrooms.
Syracuse Student Sandbox Luncheon Planned
Student teams will pitch their products and ventures, and a trade-show demonstration area will be set up for visitors to explore the different offerings.
Connect with the iSchool at ALA in Chicago
The Syracuse iSchool will be at ALA's Annual Conference and Exhibition in Chicago from June 22 - 27. Stop by our booth, attend faculty sessions, and come to the ALISE Cooperative Reunion.
2017 Professors of the Year Named at Convocations
At the iSchool’s Convocation ceremonies on May 13, four faculty members were recognized by the graduating classes for their contributions to the School.
Two Events, Reception Planned During D.C. Career Days
The iSchool has planned two events during Syracuse University in D.C.’s Career Days in June.
Entrepreneur Wiley Cerilli Tells Graduates to Be Grateful, Paint Their Own Story
Alumnus Wiley Cerilli delivered the keynote address at the iSchool’s Convocation ceremonies on May 13, drawing from his own life experiences to leave graduates with two key pieces of advice.