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UMSI Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium Event: Dr. Becky Wai-Ling Packard
Dr. Packard shares tips on how to create a more inclusive campus in this talk as part of the MLK symposium lecture series.
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MLK Day: Michael Eric Dyson
The School of Information is co-sponsor of this lecture by author and professor Michael Eric Dyson, part of the U-M Martin Luther King Jr. symposium.
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Communication & Design Speaker Series: UX Design & Beyond
This series of talks exposes UX designers to a broad range of fields.
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Privacy@Michigan
Speakers from many U-M departments will gather to discuss privacy's role in society at U-M and worldwide.
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UMSI Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium Event: Dr. Becky Wai-Ling Packard
Dr. Packard shares tips on how to create a more inclusive campus in this talk as part of the MLK symposium lecture series.
Read more -
MLK Day: Michael Eric Dyson
The School of Information is co-sponsor of this lecture by author and professor Michael Eric Dyson, part of the U-M Martin Luther King Jr. symposium.
Read more -
Communication & Design Speaker Series: UX Design & Beyond
This series of talks exposes UX designers to a broad range of fields.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan
Speakers from many U-M departments will gather to discuss privacy's role in society at U-M and worldwide.
Read more -
Michigan Sports Analytics Symposium
Sstudents, faculty, and staff with an interest in sports analytics are invited to attend.
Read more
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UMSI Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium Event: Dr. Becky Wai-Ling Packard
Dr. Packard shares tips on how to create a more inclusive campus in this talk as part of the MLK symposium lecture series.
Read more -
MLK Day: Michael Eric Dyson
The School of Information is co-sponsor of this lecture by author and professor Michael Eric Dyson, part of the U-M Martin Luther King Jr. symposium.
Read more -
Communication & Design Speaker Series: UX Design & Beyond
This series of talks exposes UX designers to a broad range of fields.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan
Speakers from many U-M departments will gather to discuss privacy's role in society at U-M and worldwide.
Read more
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UMSI Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium Event: Dr. Becky Wai-Ling Packard
Dr. Packard shares tips on how to create a more inclusive campus in this talk as part of the MLK symposium lecture series.
Read more -
MLK Day: Michael Eric Dyson
The School of Information is co-sponsor of this lecture by author and professor Michael Eric Dyson, part of the U-M Martin Luther King Jr. symposium.
Read more -
Communication & Design Speaker Series: UX Design & Beyond
This series of talks exposes UX designers to a broad range of fields.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan
Speakers from many U-M departments will gather to discuss privacy's role in society at U-M and worldwide.
Read more -
Michigan Sports Analytics Symposium
Sstudents, faculty, and staff with an interest in sports analytics are invited to attend.
Read more
Florian Schaub publishes book on privacy in computing
Assistant professsor Florian Schaub has a new book which looks at ways developers can help protect privacy online and as well as some challenges they face.
Creating better models for data visualization
Eytan Adar has received funding from the NSF to develop tools for designers and others to produce better data visualizations.
Hey, Alexa, stop listening to everything I say
A voice-controlled smart speaker may be listening more than consumers bargained for, but a study led by Florian Schaub finds not all users are concerned.
Gabriela Marcu receives CUR Faculty Mentor Award for work with undergraduates
UMSI Assistant professor Gabriela Marcu receives recognition for outstanding mentoring of undergraduate research students.
Detroit high school girls dive into technology, address social challenge
Robin Brewer, UMSI assistant professor, will lead a workshop for Detroit-area high school girls that applies coding to address the issue of food insecurity.
Barry Fishman elected Fellow of the International Society of Learning Sciences
Professor Barry Fishman is honored for his "substantial contributions to the learning sciences.”
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
Florian Schaub publishes book on privacy in computing
Assistant professsor Florian Schaub has a new book which looks at ways developers can help protect privacy online and as well as some challenges they face.
Creating better models for data visualization
Eytan Adar has received funding from the NSF to develop tools for designers and others to produce better data visualizations.
Hey, Alexa, stop listening to everything I say
A voice-controlled smart speaker may be listening more than consumers bargained for, but a study led by Florian Schaub finds not all users are concerned.
Gabriela Marcu receives CUR Faculty Mentor Award for work with undergraduates
UMSI Assistant professor Gabriela Marcu receives recognition for outstanding mentoring of undergraduate research students.
Detroit high school girls dive into technology, address social challenge
Robin Brewer, UMSI assistant professor, will lead a workshop for Detroit-area high school girls that applies coding to address the issue of food insecurity.
Barry Fishman elected Fellow of the International Society of Learning Sciences
Professor Barry Fishman is honored for his "substantial contributions to the learning sciences.”
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
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UMSI Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium Event: Dr. Becky Wai-Ling Packard
Dr. Packard shares tips on how to create a more inclusive campus in this talk as part of the MLK symposium lecture series.
Read more -
MLK Day: Michael Eric Dyson
The School of Information is co-sponsor of this lecture by author and professor Michael Eric Dyson, part of the U-M Martin Luther King Jr. symposium.
Read more -
Communication & Design Speaker Series: UX Design & Beyond
This series of talks exposes UX designers to a broad range of fields.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan
Speakers from many U-M departments will gather to discuss privacy's role in society at U-M and worldwide.
Read more
-
UMSI Martin Luther King, Jr. Symposium Event: Dr. Becky Wai-Ling Packard
Dr. Packard shares tips on how to create a more inclusive campus in this talk as part of the MLK symposium lecture series.
Read more -
MLK Day: Michael Eric Dyson
The School of Information is co-sponsor of this lecture by author and professor Michael Eric Dyson, part of the U-M Martin Luther King Jr. symposium.
Read more -
Communication & Design Speaker Series: UX Design & Beyond
This series of talks exposes UX designers to a broad range of fields.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan
Speakers from many U-M departments will gather to discuss privacy's role in society at U-M and worldwide.
Read more -
Michigan Sports Analytics Symposium
Sstudents, faculty, and staff with an interest in sports analytics are invited to attend.
Read more
Florian Schaub publishes book on privacy in computing
Assistant professsor Florian Schaub has a new book which looks at ways developers can help protect privacy online and as well as some challenges they face.
Creating better models for data visualization
Eytan Adar has received funding from the NSF to develop tools for designers and others to produce better data visualizations.
Hey, Alexa, stop listening to everything I say
A voice-controlled smart speaker may be listening more than consumers bargained for, but a study led by Florian Schaub finds not all users are concerned.
Gabriela Marcu receives CUR Faculty Mentor Award for work with undergraduates
UMSI Assistant professor Gabriela Marcu receives recognition for outstanding mentoring of undergraduate research students.
Detroit high school girls dive into technology, address social challenge
Robin Brewer, UMSI assistant professor, will lead a workshop for Detroit-area high school girls that applies coding to address the issue of food insecurity.
Barry Fishman elected Fellow of the International Society of Learning Sciences
Professor Barry Fishman is honored for his "substantial contributions to the learning sciences.”
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?