News: Faculty
SJSU Information School Announces Assistant Professor Open Position
The School of Information at San José State University is recruiting for a tenure track assistant professor in the area of Information Systems and Knowledge Structures.
iSchool Faculty Members Collaborate to Explore International Perspectives on Library and Information Science
Faculty members describe the iSchool’s dynamic curricula, research, and international projects in a collaborative article published in the current issue of the Journal of Education for Library and Information Science. The article is available for download.
Lecturer Lisa Daulby Earns Doctorate in Information Technology
Joining the ranks of those completing distinguished degrees in 2015 is San José State University School of Information Lecturer Lisa Daulby, who recently earned her PhD in Information Technology. Congratulations, Dr. Daulby, on your doctorate!
Esteemed SJSU Professor Patricia C. Franks Promoted and Awarded Tenure at iSchool
The San José State University School of Information’s Dr. Patricia C. Franks is starting the summer break on a high note. Franks received the very good news that she has achieved tenure and is now a full professor. Congratulations!
Dr. Sandra Hirsh Elected ALA International Relations Round Table Councilor at Large
The results from the 2015 American Library Association (ALA) election are in, and iSchool Director Sandra Hirsh was elected to serve a three-year term as International Relations Round Table (IRRT) councilor at large to the ALA Council.
iSchool Lecturer Named Fellow and Alumna Awarded Grant by Medical Library Association
The San José State University (SJSU) School of Information was well-represented at the recent Medical Library Association (MLA) conference. Lecturer Dr. Cheryl Dee was named an MLA Fellow, and alumna Jennifer Dinalo was awarded a Career Development Grant from the Medical Informatics Section (MIS) of the MLA.
Expert in Adolescent Learning Appointed Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Teacher Librarian Program
The San José State University (SJSU) School of Information has hired Dr. Mary Ann Harlan, an iSchool alumna and lecturer, as an assistant professor and coordinator of the Teacher Librarian program. Harlan brings a wealth of research and experience in teacher librarianship and youth services to the tenure-track position.