Syracuse University Libraries’ Blackstone LaunchPad has named Anthony J. Thomas ’24 as a 2024-2025 Todd B. Rubin Diversity and Innovation Scholar. Thomas excels in entrepreneurial ventures like web design, information security, and home security systems, alongside his experience as a technology associate in retail.
Dane Dell G'11 G'17 seeks out and oversees projects at Onondaga County libraries that improve computer literacy and access to information for customers.
Sophia Davis ‘22 is an Information Developer for IBM Security products and focuses on sales enablement and threat management. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Information Management and Technology.
Mike Borek ‘94 is the CEO of CoorWorks, Inc., which provides tech solutions for armored cash transport, ATM field maintenance and retail and remote operations management industries.
Syracuse University, in partnership with AT&T and Tech4Kidz, surprised young coders at Huntington PreK-8 School with free laptops during the graduation ceremony of the AT&T 'Cuse Youth Ambassador Program, a weeklong digital literacy camp.
Lizhen Liang, G’20, ‘25, is studying information science and technology. He is focused on computational social science and how AI is researched and used to inform people’s lives.
Dr. Rebecca Williams G’20, G’24 is a deputy director and data systems engineering officer in the U.S. Army. While earning her doctorate, she studied the effects of sociocultural barriers on Haitian Americans’ financial literacy.
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.
Yigang Qin G’28 is a first-year Ph.D. student studying Information Science and Technology. He is studying the implications of contemporary information technologies on social interactions and organizational dynamics.
Leah Dudak G’26 is researching trauma in public libraries and using her skills in quilting, crocheting and embroidering to tell the stories of librarians’ struggles.