The School of Information (iSchool) is proud to announce the appointment of Stephen Gorham, Chief Operating Officer at OPSWAT, to its iAdvocacy Board.
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OPSWAT COO Stephen Gorham Joins the iAdvocacy Board
iSchool Professor and Colleagues Receive a Pediatric Transplantation Journal Top Paper Award
iSchool professor Dr. Mia Liza Lustria, together with lead author Dr. Michael O. Killian from the College of Social Work, received the 2023 Pediatric Transplantation Journal Top Paper Award from the International Pediatric Transplant Association (IPTA).
CONTINUE READINGCCI Professors Melissa Gross and Don Latham receive IMLS Research Grant for their project “Social Services in Public Libraries”
Recently, Dr. Melissa Gross and Dr. Don Latham of the School of Information received the FY2023 National Leadership Grants-Libraries award from the Institute of Museum and Library Services for their project “Social Services in Public Libraries.” The project will examine the attitude of public librarians as the scope of their profession changes specifically in reference …
CONTINUE READINGStudents in WISE Attend JITC Tech Coast Conference
Four students that are involved in Women in IT/ICT Sharing Experiences (WISE) recently attended the Jacksonville Information Technology Conference (JITC) Tech Coast Conference.
CONTINUE READINGiSchool Doctoral Student Gets Paper Published in Sage Journals
iSchool Ph.D. student Lateef Ayinde is the main contributor to a paper that was published in the Business Information Review-Journal in Sage Journals.
CONTINUE READINGiSchool Professor Gets Patent Approved by USPTO
School of Information Associate Professor Dr. Shuyuan Ho Metcalfe recently got her patent approved by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
CONTINUE READINGMeet Alumnus and Argonaut Coffee Owner Jason McArthur!
Jason McArthur graduated from FSU in 2012 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology. After working in the field for about a year, he decided he needed a change. Unsure about his future, he began working at a local Tallahassee coffee shop and eventually returned to FSU to pursue a second Bachelor’s degree in Exercise …
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