Graduate Class Members Named for Special Recognitions
Special honors were presented to a number of members of the iSchool's master’s and doctoral-degree graduates Saturday, recognizing achievements in scholastic records and academic contributions.
Special honors were presented to a number of members of the iSchool's master’s and doctoral-degree graduates Saturday, recognizing achievements in scholastic records and academic contributions.
The following iSchool undergraduate students were presented with these awards and recognitions at Saturday’s Class of 2019 Convocation ceremony.
A total of 841 individual degrees and certificates of advanced study were conferred on School of Information Studies graduate and undergraduate students at Syracuse University Saturday.
Professor Jeffrey Stanton was named a Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology at the group's annual meeting in Maryland last month.
iSchool faculty member Ingrid Erickson participated in the inaugural Autonomous Systems Policy Symposium, the first event held by the new Autonomous Systems Policy Institute at Syracuse University.
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Provost Michele G. Wheatly today announced that the search for the next dean of the iSchool has been extended. David Seaman has been appointed interim dean.
The scholarships were established as a tribute to the 35 Syracuse University students who were killed in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland in December of 1988.
iSchool Dean Liz Liddy will be presented with the Chancellor’s Citation Award for Lifetime Achievement, and graduate student Lennart Zeugner will receive the Student-Athlete Award.
The RvD iPrize event also served as the regional qualifier for the 2019 New York State Business Plan Competition, with 8 Syracuse University teams moving forward to participate in Albany on April 26.
The fifth annual ReFuel campaign at the School of Information Studies concluded on March 31, and raised $50,921 for four student-centered initiatives.