iSchool professors, students honored with ALISE awards
Two students and three professors from Syracuse University’s iSchool were recently honored with prestigious awards from the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE).
Q&A With School of Information Studies Dean Andrew Sears
Seeing Countless Opportunities in the Ever-Changing Tech World
iSchool Grad Honored for Ensuring Youth Access to LGBTQ+ Books
Karissa O’Reilly, a high school librarian and 2020 Syracuse University iSchool graduate, was recently honored by the state of New York for her work fighting censorship and providing children with access to LGBTQ+ books.
AT&T ‘Cuse Youth Digital Ambassador Program concludes with surprise to students
The week-long program taught the students digital literacy skills, online safety and emerging technologies.
On EuroTech Trip, Syracuse Students Study Global Solutions
They visited innovative companies and networked with professionals to see how they use technology, information and data to drive their businesses and address global technology challenges.
iSchool’s Bei Yu selected for prestigious Women in Leadership Initiative
The fall cohort will include 25 of the University’s most promising women and non-binary people, offering a personalized, intensive professional development experience.
LIS alum Pamela Espinosa de los Monteros writes on advancing DEI initiatives in libraries for The Librarian Parlor
Contributing editor writes about what's missing in LIS research on DEI leadership & advancement work.
Partnering with Microsoft to create innovative learning lab
Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies creates a modern learning lab with Azure, saving nearly $300,000 in hardware costs
Prof. Jennifer Stromer-Galley comments on Threads for Politico
Meta’s pull with Threads may be Twitter’s unraveling
Andrew Sears Appointed Dean of the School of Information Studies
Sears comes to Syracuse from The Pennsylvania State University’s College of Information Sciences and Technology and begins his appointment Aug. 1.