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Brown v. Board of Education: The Legacy Continues
Cheryl Brown Henderson will discuss her personal experience with segregated education as part of the 2020 MLK Symposium.
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ESC PLAN: The ESC Opening Event
The new Center for Ethics, Society and Computing kicks off with a half-day of prominent panelists discussing current issues in information.
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Privacy@Michigan 2020
New York Times Privacy Project director Kathleen Kingsbury delivers the keynote address at the Privacy@Michigan symposium.
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The Court of Public Opinion: Social Media's Influence on Today's Legal System
What influence does social media play in our justice system? A panel of experts will discuss.
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Brown v. Board of Education: The Legacy Continues
Cheryl Brown Henderson will discuss her personal experience with segregated education as part of the 2020 MLK Symposium.
Read more -
ESC PLAN: The ESC Opening Event
The new Center for Ethics, Society and Computing kicks off with a half-day of prominent panelists discussing current issues in information.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan 2020
New York Times Privacy Project director Kathleen Kingsbury delivers the keynote address at the Privacy@Michigan symposium.
Read more -
The Court of Public Opinion: Social Media's Influence on Today's Legal System
What influence does social media play in our justice system? A panel of experts will discuss.
Read more -
Lunar New Year Celebration
UMSI celebrates the Lunar New Year with an afternoon of traditions old and new.
Read more
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Brown v. Board of Education: The Legacy Continues
Cheryl Brown Henderson will discuss her personal experience with segregated education as part of the 2020 MLK Symposium.
Read more -
ESC PLAN: The ESC Opening Event
The new Center for Ethics, Society and Computing kicks off with a half-day of prominent panelists discussing current issues in information.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan 2020
New York Times Privacy Project director Kathleen Kingsbury delivers the keynote address at the Privacy@Michigan symposium.
Read more -
The Court of Public Opinion: Social Media's Influence on Today's Legal System
What influence does social media play in our justice system? A panel of experts will discuss.
Read more
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Brown v. Board of Education: The Legacy Continues
Cheryl Brown Henderson will discuss her personal experience with segregated education as part of the 2020 MLK Symposium.
Read more -
ESC PLAN: The ESC Opening Event
The new Center for Ethics, Society and Computing kicks off with a half-day of prominent panelists discussing current issues in information.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan 2020
New York Times Privacy Project director Kathleen Kingsbury delivers the keynote address at the Privacy@Michigan symposium.
Read more -
The Court of Public Opinion: Social Media's Influence on Today's Legal System
What influence does social media play in our justice system? A panel of experts will discuss.
Read more -
Lunar New Year Celebration
UMSI celebrates the Lunar New Year with an afternoon of traditions old and new.
Read more
Devon Keen honored with Equity in Action award by WCC
UMSI's Devon Keen has received one of the inaugural Equity in Action awards from Washtenaw Community College.
Florian Schaub receives honorable mention for chapter in forthcoming book
Florian Schaub's chapter in the forthcoming book An Introduction to IT Privacy has received an honorable mention from the Future of Privacy Forum.
Inclusive play: UMSI's Michael Nebeling on team creating interactive game for kids with and without disabilities
The goal of iGYM, an augmented reality game system, is to create a truly inclusive environment for children to play and exercise together.
Through Summer in Seoul, interns gain an inside look at high tech in Asia
UMSI’s summer internship program in Seoul provides international perspective and work experience in a high tech market.
Michigan team competes in Amazon challenge to make AI more engaging
The team of twelve students is one of ten worldwide working to give Amazon’s Alexa more human-like conversational skills.
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are among the awardees of the first round of MIDAS grants to propel data science.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
Devon Keen honored with Equity in Action award by WCC
UMSI's Devon Keen has received one of the inaugural Equity in Action awards from Washtenaw Community College.
Florian Schaub receives honorable mention for chapter in forthcoming book
Florian Schaub's chapter in the forthcoming book An Introduction to IT Privacy has received an honorable mention from the Future of Privacy Forum.
Inclusive play: UMSI's Michael Nebeling on team creating interactive game for kids with and without disabilities
The goal of iGYM, an augmented reality game system, is to create a truly inclusive environment for children to play and exercise together.
Through Summer in Seoul, interns gain an inside look at high tech in Asia
UMSI’s summer internship program in Seoul provides international perspective and work experience in a high tech market.
Michigan team competes in Amazon challenge to make AI more engaging
The team of twelve students is one of ten worldwide working to give Amazon’s Alexa more human-like conversational skills.
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are among the awardees of the first round of MIDAS grants to propel data science.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
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Brown v. Board of Education: The Legacy Continues
Cheryl Brown Henderson will discuss her personal experience with segregated education as part of the 2020 MLK Symposium.
Read more -
ESC PLAN: The ESC Opening Event
The new Center for Ethics, Society and Computing kicks off with a half-day of prominent panelists discussing current issues in information.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan 2020
New York Times Privacy Project director Kathleen Kingsbury delivers the keynote address at the Privacy@Michigan symposium.
Read more -
The Court of Public Opinion: Social Media's Influence on Today's Legal System
What influence does social media play in our justice system? A panel of experts will discuss.
Read more
-
Brown v. Board of Education: The Legacy Continues
Cheryl Brown Henderson will discuss her personal experience with segregated education as part of the 2020 MLK Symposium.
Read more -
ESC PLAN: The ESC Opening Event
The new Center for Ethics, Society and Computing kicks off with a half-day of prominent panelists discussing current issues in information.
Read more -
Privacy@Michigan 2020
New York Times Privacy Project director Kathleen Kingsbury delivers the keynote address at the Privacy@Michigan symposium.
Read more -
The Court of Public Opinion: Social Media's Influence on Today's Legal System
What influence does social media play in our justice system? A panel of experts will discuss.
Read more -
Lunar New Year Celebration
UMSI celebrates the Lunar New Year with an afternoon of traditions old and new.
Read more
Devon Keen honored with Equity in Action award by WCC
UMSI's Devon Keen has received one of the inaugural Equity in Action awards from Washtenaw Community College.
Florian Schaub receives honorable mention for chapter in forthcoming book
Florian Schaub's chapter in the forthcoming book An Introduction to IT Privacy has received an honorable mention from the Future of Privacy Forum.
Inclusive play: UMSI's Michael Nebeling on team creating interactive game for kids with and without disabilities
The goal of iGYM, an augmented reality game system, is to create a truly inclusive environment for children to play and exercise together.
Through Summer in Seoul, interns gain an inside look at high tech in Asia
UMSI’s summer internship program in Seoul provides international perspective and work experience in a high tech market.
Michigan team competes in Amazon challenge to make AI more engaging
The team of twelve students is one of ten worldwide working to give Amazon’s Alexa more human-like conversational skills.
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are among the awardees of the first round of MIDAS grants to propel data science.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.