Real-world projects in your courses, and programs for entrepreneurship and community partnership.
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Art, algorithms and imagining alternative futures with Sophia Brueckner
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Join OCC for a screening of Coded Bias and a faculty-led discussion exploring algorithmic bias, facial recognition, civil rights, sociotechnical thinking, and social good.
UMSI’s annual Service Day brings together students, faculty, and staff to support local organizations and connect with the community while welcoming new members.
Students interested in studying abroad should register to attend this in-person open advising session for general program information, details on courses and credit, cost and financial information, and more.
Students interested in studying abroad can attend this in-person open advising session for program details, course and credit information, and enjoy free ice cream.
Drop by to meet the Academic Programs and Student Life team, enjoy a light breakfast, and celebrate the start of a new academic year!
Students interested in studying abroad can attend this in-person open advising session to learn about program options, courses and credit, costs, and financial information.
Audience: Current Students
Stop by for IN PERSON career coaching or just to have a space to work on achieving your career goal. No registration or appointment is required!
The School of Information is pleased to announce the oral defense of Sony Prosper: "Toward a Community Politics of Repatriation: The Radio Haiti Archive."
Join the MADS Admissions team for a webinar and live Q&A discussion about the MADS program, application, and placement process.
Stop by the UMSI Central to see some cool spaces that are available for students on Central Campus and meet the Student Life team. We’ll have coffee and light breakfast options from Panera!
The School of Information is pleased to announce the oral defense of Yutong Xie: "Towards AI Behavioral Science: Measurement, Modeling, and Objectives."