Past Events

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)

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Join us to hear about what it is like to work for Trend Micro, company culture, types of roles, typical graduate career paths, and opportunities (if applicable), most of which are in the UX field.

Join the iSchool Undergraduate Student Services staff as they discuss internal transfer procedures and share more about the new Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts major in Informatics.

SCISCHOOL is a sci-fi reading group and thought club. This semester, we are reading and discussing "Parable of the Sower" by Octavia Butler. Meeting details will be provided via email.

In this talk, I will present my second book project, The Internet from the South: An Ethnography of Code and Infrastructure, which sheds light on critical aspects and overlooked areas of the information circulation infrastructure of the internet. (Click for more information)

Nervous about initiating a salary negotiation? You are not alone! Join us to learn how to consider the total offer package and what can be negotiated beyond salary, how to research typical salaries for your position, highlight your accomplishments, and find the right words to negotiate an offer confidently, whilst also ensuring you conduct yourself professionally and respectfully.

My research seeks to center the margins by exploring how technology impacts marginalized populations’ information work, specifically emerging adults experiencing homelessness. (Click for more information)