SC&I’s Master of Information Program Granted Continued Accreditation
The School of Communication and Information has been granted continued accreditation for the Master of Information (MI) program through fall 2025 from ALA/COA.
The School of Communication and Information has been granted continued accreditation for the Master of Information (MI) program through fall 2025 from ALA/COA.
Professor Marie L. Radford, Ph.D., is resuming her previous role as Department Chair for the Library and Information Science (LIS) Department at the School of Communication and Information (SC&I).
Associate Professor of Library and Information Science Chirag Shah has received a $100,000 grant from Amazon to pursue research on his project “Addressing Cold Start Problem in Personalization and Recommendation Using Proactive Information Retrieval.”
SC&I faculty travels to Seattle, Washington to attend the 2019 American Library Association’s Midwinter Meeting and Exhibits from January 25-January 29 at the Washington State Convention Center.
Two New Jersey school librarians, one a student at SC&I, and one a SC&I alumna, were chosen by the American Library Association (ALA) as members of its 2019 Class of Emerging Leaders. SC&I congratulates Beth Raff and Stacey Shapiro '17.
SC&I Library and Information Science faculty, students and alumni will be presenting at the 2018 Association for Information Science & Technology (ASIS&T) Annual Conference in Vancouver, Canada from November 10-14. This year’s theme is “Building and Sustaining an Ethical Future with Emerging Technology.”
Rutgers faculty, students, and alumni were well-represented at the 2018 Joint Conference of Librarians of Color (JCLC).
Master of Information alumni Liz Boccolini ’18 discusses how the Master of Information (MI) program specifically prepared her for the data science field and her current role as consultant.
SC&I's Joyce Valenza is collaborating with NJASL to host the third annual School Library Bus Tour, which will include stops at 11 school libraries across New Jersey.
Assistant Professor of Library and Information Science Kaitlin Costello's research proposal was awarded for its potential significance to information science research.