iSchool professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley comments on a New York Times article about Kamala Harris outspending Donald Trump by tens of millions in digital ads. Stromer-Galley noted that Harris has outspent Trump by more than 10 to 1 on Meta platforms, a move that could reshape the race.
iSchool Professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley appeared on NPR to discuss her campaign research, specifically addressing the gender dynamics in political interactions. She highlighted how male and female opponents are treated differently in political debates, reflecting on deeper societal imbalances.
Emily Harrington '21 aims to lead in cybersecurity. From sports to national security, her journey shows a deep passion for protecting people and a commitment to global impact.
John Jordan leads Syracuse’s Doctor of Professional Studies in Information Management program. He credits the colleagueship and camaraderie among students for making the program shine.
Rebecca Davis Kelly G’24 is an associate professor at Syracuse and helps students learn cutting-edge design thinking strategies and data-driven problem-solving skills. She recently earned a doctorate in Information Management.
Carlos Enrique Caicedo Bastidas is serving as the principal investigator on a research grant, which focuses on a new architecture for the next era of wireless communications.
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.
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.
Interim Dean Jeff Hemsley and Associate Professor Rachel Ivy Clarke have been awarded a $15,000 grant to analyze data about New York artists.
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.
