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Nearly 30 employers were in attendance, representing a wide range of global and local corporations, and were recruiting students for both internships as well as full-time positions.

Eleven workshops are planned, beginning this week and running until the end of April. All sessions will be held on Wednesdays from 12:30 to 2:00 PM in 117 Hinds Hall.

The professional development opportunities will take three forms – 15 minute quick sessions, large group session topics, and ICE Box lunchtime talks.

Jill Hurst-Wahl, associate professor of practice and director of the iSchool's Library and Information Science program was featured on the Copyright Clearance Center's Beyond the Book podcast.

The study found that consumers did not realize that online advertising involved third-party entities and advertising networks that track browsing activities across websites to provide targeted ads.

Researchers will develop an application aimed at improving reasoning through the use of techniques such as debate and analogical reasoning to provide guidance where human reasoning falls short.

Tettey grew up in Accra, the capital city of Ghana, and spoke only French until he entered sixth grade at the American Cooperative School of Tunis.

Fitzgerald is a school media specialist at Churchville Elementary School in Churchville, NY, and is completing her MLIS degree through the iSchool’s online program.

Professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley will join a panel of media experts for a discussion on the proliferation of fake news in the digital era.

Their project will employ a UAS platform equipped with thermal cameras to conduct rapid building envelope performance diagnostics and perform aerial assessment mapping of building energy.