Applied Mathematics major and Information Management and Technology minor Mamady Keita ’26 used his iSchool experience to strengthen his technical, communication and problem-solving skills as he prepares to begin his career at BNY.
Exploring AI, cybersecurity and leadership opportunities at the iSchool prepared Lauren Gracias for her new role as a Production Services Engineer at BNY.
Syracuse University triple alumnus Tyler Youngman has received the 2026 iSchools Doctoral Dissertation Award, one of the field's highest honors. Selected from 35 nominations worldwide, Youngman was recognized for his dissertation, The Monumental Challenges of Pastmaking, which explores how bibliographical artifacts and preservation infrastructures shape our understanding of the past.
From Syracuse classrooms to Snowflake stages, Walia built a career by staying curious and chasing impact.
From model airplanes to laboratory software, Daniel Greenblatt builds a career on thoughtful design.
Susan Corieri, G’01, DPS ’25, has received a Fulbright Specialist Award to collaborate with Linnaeus University in Sweden on a project examining interdisciplinarity as an institutional strategy and its role in shaping the future of information science education.
Lisa Lindsay ’93 on turning technology leadership into entrepreneurship, using data to drive decisions, and building a business rooted in culture and community.
Taylor Murphy ’16 on scaling AI, driving transformation, and building human-centered systems.
Gloria Gyakari ’17 uses her iSchool foundation to innovate in tech, UX research, and the creative economy.
From IT Girls to Engineering Analyst at BNY, Ellie Walker credits the iSchool with preparing her for real-world success.