ISCHOOL FSU PROFESSIONAL

The iSchool's exceptional faculty is highly visible in professional conferences, organizations, and societies conducts significant ground breaking research and publishes in highly respected peer-reviewed publication venues. The iSchool is a member of the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T): the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE): and is a founding member of the iSchools movement. The iSchool also offers the Master of Science in Information Technology (MS), a combined bachelor's/master's pathway in Information Technology (BS/MS), the Specialist degree in Information, and the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Information, as well as graduate certificate programs in Information Architecture, Health Informatics, Information Leadership and Management, Reference Services, School Librarian Leadership, and Youth Services. The Master of Arts (MA) and Master of Science (MS) degree programs in Information are accredited by the American Library Association (ALA). The Master of Science in Information degree program is ranked 11th nationally, 1st ranked for School Library Media, and ranked 3rd for Youth Services among library and information science degree programs nationwide. The Master of Science in Information Technology degree program is ranked 5th nationally.

Information professionals ensure that people can access the credible information they want and need, while at the same time addressing issues such as security and privacy, intellectual property, and information policy.Įstablished in 1947 as a professional school, the iSchool offers graduate degree programs that provide professional development in information management, information technologies, and information services. Information professions serve as a bridge between people, information, and technology, ensuring that information systems are designed to support and empower users, and that the information technology used is usable, useful, reliable, and robust. Powerful information technologies have fundamentally changed the nature of how information is produced, distributed, acquired, organized, stored, preserved, and analyzed. The multi- and inter-disciplinary domains represented by the information field offer some of the most diverse and rewarding professional opportunities available today. The School of Information (iSchool) at Florida State University is one of the top-ranked information and information technology programs in the nation and offers a myriad of opportunities to facilitate people's needs for credible information with complex and highly sophisticated technology. Jörgensen, McClure, Riccardi, Robbins, Wiegand

Hinnant, Jowett, Marks, Reist, Saludo Professors Emeriti: Aaron, Blazek, DePew, Hart, C. Hinnant, Metcalfe, Mon Assistant Professors: Oliveira, Rankin, Stratton, Zimmerman Specialized Faculty: Baeg, Barrager, Chatmon, Gibradze, L. Burnett, Dennis, Everhart, Gross, Kazmer, Latham, Lustria, Mardis, Marty, Stvilia Associate Professors: He, C. School of Information Graduate Programs College of Communication and Informationĭirector : Kathleen Burnett Professors : G.

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