News: Research
Gary Shaffer Advances Research on Public Library Leadership in Times of Conflict
Gary Shaffer, faculty member at the San José State University School of Information, received a $25,000 gift through the Tower Foundation to support his ongoing research on public library leadership in politically polarized climates.
Full story: Tower Foundation Gift Funds Research
A Milestone Issue of a Student-Led Journal Released
The Student Research Journal (SRJ), governed by graduate students at San José State University’s School of Information, published its 30th issue this week. The publication follows a 15th anniversary celebration held on Tuesday, Dec. 16, celebrating the journal’s longstanding commitment to empowering student scholarship in library and information science.
15 Years: The Student Research Journal Celebrates Anniversary With 29th Issue
The iSchool Student Research Journal proudly announces the publication of Volume 15, Issue 1, spotlighting critical issues in librarianship and emerging global trends in library and information science.
The Student-Run Open-Access Library and Information Science Journal Publishes its 28th Issue
The 28th issue of the fully student-run Student Research Journal (SRJ) is available now. The issue includes research on invisible disabilities, how reference services are changing, and stellar book reviews.
Student Research Journal Announces Editorial Team
The Student-Run Journal is Proud to Introduce Its Largest Team Yet
The Student Research Journal is proud to introduce its editorial team for 2024-25. Led by Editor-In-Chief Odin Halvorson, this is the largest editorial team the student-run journal has had since its inception at San José State University in 2011.
CIRCLE Project from SJSU Chosen as Mozilla Award Winner
Dr. Darra Hofman, Dr. Michele Villagran and Dr. Souvich Ghosh from the San José State University School of Information, as well as Dr. Nada Attar and Dr. Saugher Nojan, are among the 15 winners selected for Mozilla’s Responsible Computing Challenge.