ReFuel Campaign Passes Second Milestone, Over $30,000 Raised
The ReFuel campaign has passed its second milestone of $20,000 raised, triggering a matching gift of $10,000 from iSchool Board of Advisors member Stephen Marsh ’97.
The ReFuel campaign has passed its second milestone of $20,000 raised, triggering a matching gift of $10,000 from iSchool Board of Advisors member Stephen Marsh ’97.
The consulting firm, a top employer of iSchool graduates, sponsored the trip for eleven students, hosting them for two days at two of the company’s offices in New York City in late March.
The M.S. in Applied Data Science is a fully interdisciplinary degree and is offered in collaboration with Syracuse University’s Whitman School of Management.
Professor Caroline Haythornthwaite is among several dozen recently published campus authors to be honored at the second annual “Books in the Humanities” event, planned by the Humanities Center.
Assistant professor Bryan Semaan has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to examine the role that information and communication technologies play in helping veteran transitions.
ReFuel, the annual campaign for the iSchool, has passed its first milestone of $5,000 raised, triggering a dollar-for-dollar match gift from iSchool Board of Advisors Chair Craig Cornelius ’88.
Alexis Ho-Liu was one of a handful of undergraduate students at the iConference, invited to present the research he conducted as part of his experience with the iSchool Inclusion Institute.
Four entrepreneurial initiatives started by students at the iSchool were selected as winners in the inaugural iPrize Pitch Competition on Friday March 24 at the Blackstone LaunchPad in Bird Library.
The new Peak to Peak immersion experience from the iSchool will give students a firsthand look at the companies, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and their way of life in Seattle and Portland.
Associate Professor Megan Oakleaf will be presenting at two panel sessions, a poster session, and a roundtable discussion panel at the ACRL conference this week in Baltimore.