How UMSI’s Mustafa Naseem is changing the world, one person at a time
Michigan Daily reporter Eliya Emtiaz writes about the powerful impact Naseem’s research has on Pakistani families.
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Understanding unique privacy concerns for Muslim-American women can improve digital design
In a new study, UMSI researchers uncover unique privacy concerns Muslim-American women face online. Their work can help designers to better protect privacy for all people.
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UMSI students provide Arab American National Museum invaluable community accessibility and usability expertise
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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How Can Communities Best Bridge the Digital Divide
UMSI researchers were awarded a grant for their project “The “Community Tech Workers”: A Community-Driven Model to Support Economic Mobility and Bridge the Digital Divide in the U.S.”
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Faculty awards recognize outstanding instruction, leadership and community-engaged research
Five faculty members have received recognition for teaching excellence and for their service to the community and UMSI.
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Mustafa Naseem selected as a Mentor Fellow in 2021 Public Engagement Faculty Fellowship program
Seventeen University of Michigan faculty members, including UMSI's Mustafa Naseem, have been named 2021 Public Engagement Faculty Fellows
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Mustafa Naseem Receives Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Grant
Naseem secured two $100,000 grants to fund a machine learning-based anomaly detection algorithm to identify errors in electronic immunization data in Pakistan.
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The Super Abbu project: Improving the health of women and children by engaging fathers
Mustafa Naseem piloted Super Abbu, a platform where Pakistani men could ask questions and share stories about pregnancy and childcare.
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Lowering maternal mortality rates with digital street theater
UMSI professors have secured a grant to study the issue of high mortality rates among low-literacy families.
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UMSI welcomes new faculty in fall 2018
A full professor and five new assistant professors will join UMSI faculty in Fall 2018.
