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BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
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Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
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Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students will present projects at the CHI conference in Seoul, Korea, in April.
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Digital games and learning study released
A just-released report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where gaps remain.
Read more
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BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Read more -
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Read more -
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students will present projects at the CHI conference in Seoul, Korea, in April.
Read more -
Digital games and learning study released
A just-released report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where gaps remain.
Read more -
UMSI expoSItion 2015
Dozens of innovative information projects vie for popular votes at the annual UMSI student showcase.
Read more
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BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Read more -
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Read more -
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students will present projects at the CHI conference in Seoul, Korea, in April.
Read more -
Digital games and learning study released
A just-released report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where gaps remain.
Read more
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BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Read more -
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Read more -
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students will present projects at the CHI conference in Seoul, Korea, in April.
Read more -
Digital games and learning study released
A just-released report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where gaps remain.
Read more -
UMSI expoSItion 2015
Dozens of innovative information projects vie for popular votes at the annual UMSI student showcase.
Read more
BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Digital games and learning study released
A new report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where there are gaps.
UMSI senior's site experiences "overwhelming" success
BSI senior Luke Rehmann got quite a surprise when Yahoo! decided to feature his website on its homepage.
UMSI student project featured in U-M Library exhibit
The CID project "Living History," designed to help historic home owners in Jackson, MI, is featured in a U-M Library exhibit on engaged learning.
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students have been selected as finalists for the Student Design Competition at the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), held April 18-23 in Seoul, South Korea.
U-M students look for ways that design principles can stimulate involvement in public health care issues.
BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Digital games and learning study released
A new report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where there are gaps.
UMSI senior's site experiences "overwhelming" success
BSI senior Luke Rehmann got quite a surprise when Yahoo! decided to feature his website on its homepage.
UMSI student project featured in U-M Library exhibit
The CID project "Living History," designed to help historic home owners in Jackson, MI, is featured in a U-M Library exhibit on engaged learning.
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students have been selected as finalists for the Student Design Competition at the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), held April 18-23 in Seoul, South Korea.
U-M students look for ways that design principles can stimulate involvement in public health care issues.
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BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Read more -
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Read more -
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students will present projects at the CHI conference in Seoul, Korea, in April.
Read more -
Digital games and learning study released
A just-released report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where gaps remain.
Read more
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BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Read more -
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Read more -
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students will present projects at the CHI conference in Seoul, Korea, in April.
Read more -
Digital games and learning study released
A just-released report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where gaps remain.
Read more -
UMSI expoSItion 2015
Dozens of innovative information projects vie for popular votes at the annual UMSI student showcase.
Read more
BSI student wins Ross Business School competition
Jake Wayne, a junior in the BSI program, and a team of four other U-M students won the $20,000 top prize at the Michigan Business Challenge for their peer-to-peer safety app, Companion.
Barry Fishman named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
UMSI professor Barry Fishman receives the university's highest honor for undergraduate teaching.
Digital games and learning study released
A new report on educational video games and learning shows what features teachers find valuable and where there are gaps.
UMSI senior's site experiences "overwhelming" success
BSI senior Luke Rehmann got quite a surprise when Yahoo! decided to feature his website on its homepage.
UMSI student project featured in U-M Library exhibit
The CID project "Living History," designed to help historic home owners in Jackson, MI, is featured in a U-M Library exhibit on engaged learning.
Three UMSI teams named CHI competition finalists
Three teams of UMSI students have been selected as finalists for the Student Design Competition at the ACM Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI), held April 18-23 in Seoul, South Korea.
U-M students look for ways that design principles can stimulate involvement in public health care issues.