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good news!
Five new students beginning the MLIS program in spring 2018 have
demonstrated their potential as information professionals through
the creation of infographics that highlighted their desired
career paths and earned them $1,000 scholarships.
The story of Annie Cipolla’s life could easily be one found on
the shelves of a library. Because of her compassion and
commitment to patrons, she was one of 10 2017
I Love My Librarian award winners.
Faculty members from the San José State University School of
Information will host a national forum in summer 2018 to discuss
how libraries can effectively utilize blockchain
technology with a grant awarded to the San José State
University Research Foundation.
Three San José State University School of Information alumnae
continue to make their mark in the information profession by
being elected to the California Library Association
Board of Directors.
Michelle Perera was voted Vice President /President Elect. Erin
Berman and Margaret Hatanaka were named At-Large Board Members in
the 2017 election.
James Carpenter, a Master of Archives
and Records Administration student at the San José State
University School of Information, is quickly making a name for
himself in the information management profession before even
graduating.
San José State University School of Information students living near San Francisco and interested in gaining hands-on experience in digital preservation have the unique opportunity to apply for the Public Broadcasting Preservation Fellowship for spring 2018. Applications close Nov. 3.
San José State University School of Information Associate Professor Christine Hagar presented her research at the Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience Dealing with Disasters Conference recently held at Durham University in North East England.
San José State University School of Information and Gwinnett County Public Library are co-sponsoring the Innovative Librarians Award to recognize library science graduate students who put forward new ideas that improve libraries and library services.
A greater number of students enrolled in the MLIS or MARA program at the San José State University School of Information will receive scholarships in spring 2018 with the addition of 22 scholarships worth $1,422 each.
San José State University School of Information is hosting its third and final Library 2.017 web conference on the subject of “makerspaces” Oct. 11. The conference will be held entirely online from noon to 3 p.m. Pacific Time, and registration is free.
The San José State University School of Information is recruiting for a tenure track assistant professor in the area of Organizational Management and Behavior in Information Professions.