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Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Hedstrom takes on a one-year assignment to oversee Museum Studies at U-M
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Trailblazing librarian, U-M alumna Clara Stanton Jones elected to Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame
UMSI alumna Clara Stanton Jones is one of five women to be inducted into the Michigan Women Hall of Fame in 2018.
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U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
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Applying data science in the public interest
Libby Hemphill will produce educational materials designed to increase data science literacy among postsecondary students and researchers.
Read more
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Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Hedstrom takes on a one-year assignment to oversee Museum Studies at U-M
Read more -
Trailblazing librarian, U-M alumna Clara Stanton Jones elected to Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame
UMSI alumna Clara Stanton Jones is one of five women to be inducted into the Michigan Women Hall of Fame in 2018.
Read more -
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
Applying data science in the public interest
Libby Hemphill will produce educational materials designed to increase data science literacy among postsecondary students and researchers.
Read more -
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Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Hedstrom takes on a one-year assignment to oversee Museum Studies at U-M
Read more -
Trailblazing librarian, U-M alumna Clara Stanton Jones elected to Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame
UMSI alumna Clara Stanton Jones is one of five women to be inducted into the Michigan Women Hall of Fame in 2018.
Read more -
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
Applying data science in the public interest
Libby Hemphill will produce educational materials designed to increase data science literacy among postsecondary students and researchers.
Read more
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Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Hedstrom takes on a one-year assignment to oversee Museum Studies at U-M
Read more -
Trailblazing librarian, U-M alumna Clara Stanton Jones elected to Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame
UMSI alumna Clara Stanton Jones is one of five women to be inducted into the Michigan Women Hall of Fame in 2018.
Read more -
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
Applying data science in the public interest
Libby Hemphill will produce educational materials designed to increase data science literacy among postsecondary students and researchers.
Read more -
Equifax data breach: Consumers heard about it but took little action
Doctoral student Yixin Zou is lead author on a paper that won the 2018 SOUPS Distinguished Paper Award.
Gilbert grant to help counter online abusive behavior
Eric Gilbert's National Science Foundation grant supports his study, “Machine Learning-based Approaches Toward Combatting Abusive Behavior in Online Communities.”
UMSI student receives library graduate study fellowship
Laima Augustaitis receives two-year fellowship from Coalition for Networked Information.
Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Margaret Hedstrom will take on oversight of this program housed in Rackham Graduate School.
Conservation lessons from Florence flood salvage efforts collected in new book
A new book by Paul Conway and Martha O’Hara Conway on the 1966 Florence, Italy, flood describes its influence on conservation and salvage efforts in the following decades.
Distinguished science and technology scholar joins UMSI faculty as professor of information
Ron Eglash, a pioneer in the fields of ethnocomputing and ethnomathematics, joins the UMSI faculty this fall.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
Equifax data breach: Consumers heard about it but took little action
Doctoral student Yixin Zou is lead author on a paper that won the 2018 SOUPS Distinguished Paper Award.
Gilbert grant to help counter online abusive behavior
Eric Gilbert's National Science Foundation grant supports his study, “Machine Learning-based Approaches Toward Combatting Abusive Behavior in Online Communities.”
UMSI student receives library graduate study fellowship
Laima Augustaitis receives two-year fellowship from Coalition for Networked Information.
Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Margaret Hedstrom will take on oversight of this program housed in Rackham Graduate School.
Conservation lessons from Florence flood salvage efforts collected in new book
A new book by Paul Conway and Martha O’Hara Conway on the 1966 Florence, Italy, flood describes its influence on conservation and salvage efforts in the following decades.
Distinguished science and technology scholar joins UMSI faculty as professor of information
Ron Eglash, a pioneer in the fields of ethnocomputing and ethnomathematics, joins the UMSI faculty this fall.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
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Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Hedstrom takes on a one-year assignment to oversee Museum Studies at U-M
Read more -
Trailblazing librarian, U-M alumna Clara Stanton Jones elected to Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame
UMSI alumna Clara Stanton Jones is one of five women to be inducted into the Michigan Women Hall of Fame in 2018.
Read more -
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
Applying data science in the public interest
Libby Hemphill will produce educational materials designed to increase data science literacy among postsecondary students and researchers.
Read more
-
Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Hedstrom takes on a one-year assignment to oversee Museum Studies at U-M
Read more -
Trailblazing librarian, U-M alumna Clara Stanton Jones elected to Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame
UMSI alumna Clara Stanton Jones is one of five women to be inducted into the Michigan Women Hall of Fame in 2018.
Read more -
U-M Regents approve new applied data science master’s degree
The School of Information plans to offer its first online graduate degree starting in Fall 2019.
Read more -
Applying data science in the public interest
Libby Hemphill will produce educational materials designed to increase data science literacy among postsecondary students and researchers.
Read more -
Equifax data breach: Consumers heard about it but took little action
Doctoral student Yixin Zou is lead author on a paper that won the 2018 SOUPS Distinguished Paper Award.
Gilbert grant to help counter online abusive behavior
Eric Gilbert's National Science Foundation grant supports his study, “Machine Learning-based Approaches Toward Combatting Abusive Behavior in Online Communities.”
UMSI student receives library graduate study fellowship
Laima Augustaitis receives two-year fellowship from Coalition for Networked Information.
Margaret Hedstrom to serve as interim director of Museum Studies Program
Professor Margaret Hedstrom will take on oversight of this program housed in Rackham Graduate School.
Conservation lessons from Florence flood salvage efforts collected in new book
A new book by Paul Conway and Martha O’Hara Conway on the 1966 Florence, Italy, flood describes its influence on conservation and salvage efforts in the following decades.
Distinguished science and technology scholar joins UMSI faculty as professor of information
Ron Eglash, a pioneer in the fields of ethnocomputing and ethnomathematics, joins the UMSI faculty this fall.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?