iSchool faculty members Jason Dedrick and Jeff Hemsley have developed a website and app for the NetZero Retrofit energy project. The website broadcasts live project data and summarizes research methods, while the app streams energy performance data directly to building occupants' personal devices. The research indicates promising cost savings and positive outcomes for human well-being.
Aprelle Duany, ‘02, G’03, G’04, is a business transformation expert who uses her Fortune 500 IT auditing experience to help small businesses, all while balancing motherhood and her academic goals.
Lauren Capolongo ‘21 is an assistant manager of production at GAP in New York City, where she focuses on toddler boy wovens, outerwear and swim.
Dr. Dane Dell, G’11, G’17, is director of information systems for the Onondaga County Public Library System and has made it his mission to provide equitable access to information and technology.
Yingya Li '15, G’22 is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital and is studying computational approaches to automatically detect and model health advice.
Adrian Hatch, ’16, G’18, is chief of staff at Sitelink, a Las Vegas-based company that hosts an augmented reality platform for commercial construction project teams.
iSchool Professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley offers her insights on the connection between social media and disinformation, as well as the potential impact it may have on the forthcoming election.
Prof. Jeff Stanton will spend the next year at the NSF working as a program director in the foundation’s new TIP directorate, which Congress established as part of the Chips and Technology Act.
Maduri Asokan G’08 is an executive director at JPMorgan Chase in New York, where she works on cutting-edge technologies for co-branded credit card rewards, travel and loyalty programs.
Third-year iSchool student Gabriel Davila-Campos is pursuing a career as a data scientist with a focus on space exploration.
