Past Events

Panelists will share their pathway to UX, working experience with stakeholders, their responsibilities, the challenges, and how UT iSchool prepared them to become a UX Researcher. A 20-minute Q&A will follow, so bring your questions to the online panel!

UXPA UT will be running a series of workshops and talks hosted by professional designers and researchers in the field of UX. Events will take place throughout the week of 22 at 5 PM CST, scheduled as follows:(Click for more details)

UXPA UT will be running a series of workshops and talks hosted by professional designers and researchers in the field of UX. Events will take place throughout the week of 22 at 5 PM CST, scheduled as follows:(Click for more details)

SASI invites all iSchool students to an interactive workshop on Tuesday, March 9 at 5:30pm CST to engage in a conversation about mental health and how it relates to us as scholars, professionals, and persons. There will be panelists ranging from MSIS students, PhD candidates, and first-years, as well as representatives from CMHC and SHIFT. This will be an opportunity to share, build community, and learn from each other.

This research presentation will present a long-term and large-scale action research study into the nature of librarianship. It will break down the practice-based shift of librarianship from collections and institutions to services and true community engagement, guided by theories of knowledge and social action. (Click for more information)

We'd like to invite all students to an interactive workshop next Tuesday, March 2 at 5:30pm CST to engage in a conversation about mental health and how it relates to us as scholars, professionals, and persons.(Click for more information)

We'd like to invite all students to an interactive workshop next Tuesday, March 2 at 5:30pm CST to engage in a conversation about mental health and how it relates to us as scholars, professionals, and persons. There will be panelists ranging from MSIS students, PhD candidates, and first-years, as well as representatives from CMHC and SHIFT. This will be an opportunity to share, build community, and learn from each other. We hope that you will join us for this important conversation!

Latina immigrants to the U.S. Midwest have specific needs from their information and communication technologies. Looking at this population in the context of traditional digital divide studies suggests that they are “on the wrong side” of that divide, but also suggests that our concept of the digital divide is limiting and may not be adapted to the variety of needs of multiple communities. (Click for more information)

Come learn about the Capstone Open House and other final project details in this open house hosted by Carla Criner and Kim Wood! Open to students currently enrolled in a Capstone course.

My research seeks to center the margins by exploring how technology impacts marginalized populations’ information work, specifically emerging adults experiencing homelessness. I employ a range of qualitative approaches to examine how marginalized individuals search for, process, and use information in both online and offline spaces. (Click for more information)