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High schoolers explore the future through UMSI summer programs

09/09/2024

AI, free speech and future careers were top of mind for high school students participating in UMSI’s educational outreach programs this summer.

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Stephanie Vettese, Clayton Zimmerman and Ziyan Zhou stand in front of the brick exterior of the Bentley, which reads "Bentley Historical Library"

UMSI students design a makeover for the university's archives

01/08/2024

A team of master’s students at UMSI combined their expertise in archives and user-centered design to reimagine public spaces at the Bentley Historical Library, making them more welcoming to newcomers.

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Community college students Deisy Magana and Yessenia Satana Perez take a selfie while eating dinner at the Mosher-Jordan Dining Hall during the UMSI Community College Summer Institute program on Monday, June 6, 2022.

UMSI summer sessions introduce students to information science

09/26/2022

University of Michigan School of Information outreach programs help potential UMSI students see themselves as future information scholars.

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Exterior daytime shot of the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, Michigan on a clear day.

UMSI students provide Arab American National Museum invaluable community accessibility and usability expertise

01/07/2022

Master of Science in Information students partnered with Dearborn’s Arab American National Museum in client-based courses to help staff better understand how to bring users to their website and how users access information amid an extended pandemic closure.

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David Wallace was quoted by the Washington Post

David Wallace on the failings of the 9/11 Commission

02/17/2021

David Wallace’s research was quoted by the Washington Post in an article about the failings of the congressional commission set up to investigate the events that led up to the terrorist attacks on the U.S. on Sept. 11, 2001.

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