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Emily Knox
Associate Professor Knox received the 2023 Oboler Memorial Award from the ALA's Intellectual Freedom Round Table.
Yoo-Seong Song
Associate Professor Song has expanded the Business Intelligence Group, a student consultancy group associated with IS 514.
Marycruz Flores Reynoso
MSLIS student and ALA Spectrum Scholar Reynoso was drawn to the iSchool because of its flexible curriculum.
Sarah Park Dahlen
Associate Professor Dahlen has been selected by the NBF to serve as a judge for the 74th National Book Awards.
Noah Samuel
iSchool alumnus Samuel (PhD ’21) is a user experience researcher at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
J. Stephen Downie
Professor Downie gave the keynote for the 2023 ACM SIGIR Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval.
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