Quick's passion for entrepreneurship and technology led her to earn a master's in information management (now information systems) from the iSchool as a Kauffman Fellow. She researched the intersection of journalism and data science, valuing the diverse and international community at the iSchool.
Rachel Rutkoski G’24 earned her doctorate in information management. She is a Technology Solution Architect at Accenture and wanted to get a degree with a flexible schedule.
Zilin “Jason” Zhou ‘21 is a product designer at PayPal and says his experience at the iSchool transformed him into the award-winning professional that he is today.
Marangelis Uben ‘24 majored in Information Management and Technology with a concentration in Cybersecurity. She hopes to get a master’s degree in computer science and work in software engineering.
Rebecca Baker ’20, now the Assistant Manager of the Granite Branch of the Salt Lake County Library, has played a key role in providing free tampons and pads in women's and unisex restrooms across the library system's 18 branches.
Michael Brown ‘94 is chairman and CEO of Skyline Robotics and shared his business secrets with recent graduates and on the iSchool’s “Infoversity” podcast.
Madison "Maddy" de Vera '25 is double majoring at Syracuse’s School of Information Studies and Newhouse School of Public Communications. The two schools are helping bring together her diverse passions.
iSchool student Schneider Joachim ‘26 is working to earn a bachelor’s degree in applied data analytics and a minor in policy studies and innovation, design and startups.
Caroline Katzman ‘22 is a business transformation consultant at IBM specializing in data technology and transformation. She credits the iSchool for helping her learn about smart technology.
Kristy Malley ‘18 is a competitive marathon runner trying to qualify for the Olympic Marathon Trials. She’s also a manager in EY’s Technology Solutions Delivery practice, where she helps banks modernize technology.
