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Research

Our faculty, students, academic teaching staff, colleagues, and collaborators engage in impactful research and scholarship that addresses societal and emerging challenges and furthers the field of library and information studies.


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Faculty Research

Our faculty are award-winning recognized experts in their fields who publish in top tier journals including: Digital Library Perspectives, Feminist Media Studies, First Monday, Information Research, International Journal of Digital Humanities, International Journal of Digital Libraries, Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, Journal of Information Policy, Knowledge Organization, and Library Review.

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Student Research

SLIS students engage in all manner of research activities. Students produce diverse scholarship that has been both published and presented at professional and academic conferences.

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Students host and present at the Forum for Information Professionals (FIP), an annual one-day event of presentations and discussions on current topics facing the information professions.

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