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.
Audrey Adam ‘21 traveled the country last year as a remote consultant for Deloitte. She hopes to continue her nomadic, simplistic lifestyle and possibly open a bakery someday.
Alyssa Berardino ‘22 graduated from the iSchool with a bachelor’s degree in information technology and now works as a software engineer at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York City.
Research from the IDJC ElectionGraph project led by iSchool Professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley found that the millions paid for more than 24,000 ad buys and about 5,500 unique ads on Facebook and Instagram between Sept. 1, 2023, and Feb. 29, 2024.
Joe Jaconetta ‘22 lives in New York and works in Synchrony’s Business Leadership Program, a rotational program that exposes him to different rotations in the technology space of the business.
iSchool Professor Mike Fudge gives his thoughts on the importance of cybersecurity awareness and protection after a UnitedHealth data breach. His insights highlight proactive measures individuals can take to mitigate risks and protect their sensitive information in an increasingly digital world.
Olivia Peck ‘21 works in New York City as a consultant within Deloitte Digital. In her role, she specializes in customer data solutions for advertising, marketing and commerce.
iSchoolers were among the winners of the Raymond von Dran (RvD) iPrize for Student Entrepreneurship competition and the Hunter Brooks Watson Spirit of Entrepreneurship Award. The competition was coordinated by the Blackstone LaunchPad at Syracuse University Libraries (LaunchPad) and Bruce Kingma, Professor of Entrepreneurship at the School of Information Studies and Whitman School of Management.
iSchool Associate Professor Jaime Banks has been selected as this year’s Katchmar-Wilhelm Endowed Professor. For the next three years, she will be researching companionship, cognition and characters.
Yash Kishore Wadhawe G’24 hopes to become a data scientist for a motorsports company. Eventually, he would like to form a start-up company in his home country in India.
