Data Scientist Trying to ‘Change the World Through Innovation’
Jian Jian G’21 is a senior data and applied scientist at NetApp in California. He credits the iSchool for helping him thrive in the cybersecurity field.
Syracuse University’s iSchool Launching New AI Graduate Program to Meet Growing Demand
The iSchool’s new master’s program in Applied Human Centered Artificial Intelligence will prepare students to apply advanced generative AI models ethically and with a human-centered approach.
iSchool Interim Dean, Associate Professor Awarded $15K Research Grant
Interim Dean Jeff Hemsley and Associate Professor Rachel Ivy Clarke have been awarded a $15,000 grant to analyze data about New York artists.
Uber Ride Inspired iSchool Alum to Study Machine Learning
SaiKumarReddy Pochireddygari G'24 is a Senior Machine Learning Engineer with ADP. He decided to attend Syracuse University after researching the iSchool online and seeing its strong data science curriculum.
iSchool Ph.D. Student Selected for ALISE Leadership Program
Sarah Appedu, a third-year Ph.D. student at the iSchool, was recently selected to be part of the 2024 ALISE Leadership Development Internship Program.
Three-Peat: iSchool Professor, Ph.D. Candidate Win ‘Unprecedented’ Third Award
Assistant Professor Dr. Beth Patin and Ph.D. Candidate Tyler Youngman were recently honored with ALISE’s 2024 Best Conference Paper. This marks their third consecutive win.
From iSchool Coding Class to NYC Project Manager, Alum Thrives in Technology
Rhea Patel ‘21 works as a technical project manager at RSM, a global tax, audit and consulting firm. She has interests in working with the fashion, beauty, sports and music industries.
iSchool Student Anthony J. Thomas ’24 Honored as Todd B. Rubin Diversity & Innovation Scholar
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.
Library Technology Director Focused on Digital Inclusion Efforts
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.
Jennifer Stromer-Galley Highlights How Politicians Use Celebrities and Influencers to Sway Voters
iSchool Professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley is quoted in the Chicago Tribune, discussing how politicians strategically leverage the influence of celebrities and social media influencers to sway undecided or less engaged voters, recognizing them as modern-day opinion leaders.