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good news!
One of the San José State University School of Information’s
newest faculty members,
Dr. Michele Villagran, has authored two chapters in a
recently published book and will be speaking at several
professional conferences in coming months addressing diversity
and biases.
The San José State University School of Information has developed a massive open online course on the subject of blockchain technology to begin March 11, 2019.
The 14th graduate of the Gateway PhD program is celebrating the success of her research by continuing to write from her dissertation, as well as work part time as a research assistant with the doctoral program.
The San José State University School of Information has awarded 23 incoming and continuing students scholarships to assist them as they pursue graduate degrees.
The San José State University School of Information’s
Student Research Journal has just released its 16th
issue featuring contributions from SJSU lecturer and author
Patrick Sweeney, former SRJ editor Stacy Andall, and
Wayne State University graduate student Autumn Wetli.
Contributions run the gamut from library funding, to journal
article co-authorship, to archive diversity. View online
and download the articles: Volume 8, Issue
2
A San José State University School of Information graduate was
recognized as a leader in her community and the profession by the
American Library Association
with its
I Love My Librarian award.
Five alumni and one student from the San José State University
School of Information are among the 50 people selected by the
American Library Association to
participate in its Emerging
Leaders Program in 2019.
The San José State University School of Information sponsored a
community poster session featuring alumni and student speakers
during the California Library Association’s annual conference
held in November 2018.
Graduate students who are currently enrolled in a Master of Library and
Information Science degree program accredited by the American
Library Association, or have graduated within the past two years,
are encouraged to apply for the 2019 Innovative Librarians Award.
The San José State University School of Information welcomes
Kansas Historical Society State Archivist Matt Veatch to the
Master of Archives and Records Administration Advisory Board.
Two graduates of the San José State University School of Information have been elected as members-at-large to the California Library Association. Chris Brown and Emily Weak, who graduated in 2010 and 2011, respectively, begin their terms in November 2018.
The San José State University School of
Information has become the 97th member of the
iSchools organization, a
consortium of information schools dedicated to advancing the
information profession and supporting the iSchool
Movement.