- Graduation preparation is in full swing at the School of Information at San José State University. During the annual virtual convocation ceremony in May, ALA President James Neal will address the graduates.
- San José State University School of Information faculty members are participating in a grant funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services that will explore and illustrate the importance of digital forensics tools in higher education.
- The San José State University School of Information has rewarded five exceptional students for their outstanding efforts as their time in graduate school draws to a close. Congratulations to our graduating student award winners!
- The SJSU School of Information welcomes two new tenure-track faculty members who will teach core competency courses in the Master of Library and Information Science degree program beginning in the fall 2018 semester.
- The San José State University School of Information has chosen Felicity Murphy for the 2018 Ken Haycock Award for Exceptional Promise. Murphy will serve as the graduating student speaker during the virtual convocation celebration on May 19.
- iSchool alumni Rebecca Stavick and David Lopez are among a cohort of 50 information professionals named 2018 Movers & Shakers by Library Journal for their exceptional contributions as emerging leaders in the library community.
- Dr. Shelly Buchanan, a lecturer at the SJSU School of Information, is the 11th graduate of the San José Gateway PhD program. Buchanan studied student-driven inquiry educational experiences, and her research introduces a different approach to teaching.
- MLIS student Eké Williams was chosen from five finalists to receive the Innovative Librarians Award, sponsored by the iSchool and Gwinnett County Public Library, in recognition of his Documentary Photography Bootcamp project at the Brooklyn Public Library.
- San José State University School of Information faculty and staff members were recently recognized by iSchool Director Dr. Sandra Hirsh with awards for their contributions to the school.
- The second edition of Information Services Today: An Introduction, edited by San José State University School of Information’s Director Sandra Hirsh, and with contributions from multiple faculty members, has been published.
A SCHOOL WITHIN THE COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS
CONTACT US | User Menu: login logout
Web Site Designed by SJSU Graphic Design