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MLIS Online Open House
We invite you to RSVP to attend an online open house to learn
more about the Master of Library and Information Science degree
program. The online information session will provide an overview
of our school’s online learning community, exclusively online
MLIS program, and interactive online learning environment.
Our award-winning faculty and staff host the information
session. It’s a great opportunity to meet our faculty and staff
and ask any questions you may have about the 100% online ALA
Accredited MLIS!
Library 2.025 August Conference
The Innovative Library: Creativity, Change, and Impact
Join the SJSU School of Information for its second of three mini-conferences in the Library 2.0 Worldwide Virtual Conference series.
During this three-hour online conference, presenters will discuss how librarians are shaping the future by leading change, turning ideas into action, and forging new partnerships. From leadership in transformation to securing funding for ambitious projects, this conference showcases the bold thinking that propels libraries forward.
SJSU Launches New Undergraduate Certificate in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
The San José State University School of Information is introducing a new undergraduate certificate in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, offering students a hands-on, ethics-driven exploration of artificial intelligence beginning fall 2025. Open to all undergraduate students enrolled at the university, the SJSU iSchool’s HCAI program aims to prepare the next generation of professionals to develop, implement, and evaluate AI systems through a human-centered lens.
Information Gone Wild Blog: Episode 14
Sam Helmick on Libraries, Advocacy, and Leadership
Published: July 15, 2025
Sam Helmick, the incoming president of the American Library Association (ALA), is passionate about advocating for libraries and their essential role in society. In this episode of the SJSU School of Information’s Information Gone Wild podcast, the 2025-2026 ALA president shares insights about advocacy, the importance of libraries, and how library workers can make a lasting impact.
Dream Big with Athletics Archivist Lauren Goss
“I love the collaborative energy of a university campus. There are countless opportunities to engage and learn from my colleagues from a variety of departments.”
Lauren Goss, MLIS 2017
Eugene, OR
