iSchool Alumna Recognized for ALISE Connie Van Fleet Award

School of Information alumna Dr. Amelia Anderson was selected for the 2024-2025 ALISE Connie Van Fleet Award for Research Excellence in Public Library Services to Adults.  The award recognizes an individual for research contribution in the field of public library services to adults, including special adult populations such as people with disabilities, minority groups, and …

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iSchool Professor Receives NIH Phased Innovation Award

School of Information Associate Professor Dr. Zhe He was part of a research team that recently received a five-year $801,110 R21/R33 Phased Innovation Award from the National Institute of Mental Health of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This award will fund a project designed to tackle the HIV epidemic among youth in North Florida …

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iSchool Professor Embarks On A Fulbright Scholar’s Adventure in Bologna, Italy

iSchool associate professor Dr. Shuyuan Mary Ho Metcalfe has begun her Fulbright Scholar’s journey at the University of Bologna in Italy. During her time in Bologna, Metcalfe has goals to expand her research in a more practice-oriented space, to build out her research networks through global connection and collaboration, and to translate her personal experience to an institutional one by increasing Florida State University’s international engagement.

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iSchool Associate Professor Receives CRC SEED Grant

iSchool Associate Professor Dr. Shuyuan Mary Ho Metcalfe was recently granted a Council on Research and Creativity (CRC) SEED grant from FSU. FSU’s Seed Grant program provides funding for a new direction or continuing early support of existing research or creative activity, with the expectation that this assistance will lead to the application for external …

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iSchool Professor Paul Marty Partners with Microsoft Copilot in the Classroom

School of Information (iSchool) professor Paul Marty is working with FSU’s Information Technology Services (ITS), Office of Digital Learning (ODL), and faculty across campus to partner with Microsoft on a pilot test of Microsoft Copilot in the Classroom. “We are excited about the potential of this pilot test to improve our understanding of the role …

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