This presentation, featuring Dr. Beth Patin, discusses the dangers of neutrality during turbulent times and how to provide essential services to our communities when they need us most.

This talk discusses the role of social media influencers, their involvement in circuits of (mis)information ecologies, and their strategies of communication, amplification, and suppression.

This session is for any student who is interested in the iSchool and combining technology with careers in business, communications and media, sports, health, music, and more.

This session is for any student who is interested in the iSchool and combining technology with careers in business, communications and media, sports, health, music, and more.

An overview of how students and professionals in the library science field can prepare for the impacts of COVID-19 on libraries, archives, and museums.

Smart grid technologies offer solutions to big problems - like increasing resilience against natural disasters and preventing devastating cyberattacks - but present challenges of their own.

This session is for any student who is interested in the iSchool and combining technology with careers in business, communications and media, sports, health, music, and more.

This talk will discuss research results about how Brazilian political networks spread and legitimate disinformation on social media, focusing on types, characteristics and discursive strategies.

Join Syracuse Abroad and SOURCE for a student symposium for SIT alumni to present on their independent study projects/research that they completed abroad. Partnered with SOURCE undergraduate research…