Saturday November 23, 2024

Fall break begins

No classes will be held during the Fall Break, November 23-December 1.

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  Thousands of children’s books available at annual fall book sale

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• Thursday

  November 14

  Stranger Than Fiction: The Story Behind Whalefall

  7:00 - 8:00 PM

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  Schneider group to present at ASIS&T workshop

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  Get to know Karina Cooper, librarian

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  iSchool International: Studying abroad in Melbourne

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• Friday

  November 15

  Studying Science Scientifically Speaker Series: Alexander Furnas

  11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

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Other recent news

iSchool represented at Charleston Conference

November 8 2024

iSchool adjunct and affiliate faculty will participate in virtual and in-person sessions of the 2024 Charleston Conference. The conference is an annual gathering that draws librarians, publishers, vendors, and others to discuss issues relating to the acquisition and publication of books and serials. 

Library Trends examines "International Perspectives on Knowledge Management" in issue

November 4 2024

The iSchool is pleased to announce the publication of Library Trends 72 (2). This issue, "International Perspectives on Knowledge Management Education," surveys the global landscape of knowledge management education. Kendra Albright, Frank Cervone, and Albina Krymskaya served as guest editors. 

Allgood is 'all in' on information science

November 1 2024

MSLIS student Evan Allgood's volunteer work showed him that a career in information science would bring all his interests together in one field: accessibility, literature, history, technology, databases, and community building.

Wong co-edits new edition of Reference and Information Services

October 30 2024

Adjunct Lecturer Melissa Wong (MSLIS '94) and Laura Saunders, professor of library and information science at Simmons University, are the co-editors of Reference and Information Services: An Introduction, Seventh Edition, which was recently published by Bloomsbury Libraries Unlimited. The textbook provides a comprehensive update to the previous edition, also co-edited by Wong and Saunders, and serves as an essential resource for LIS students and practitioners alike.