Events

A great chance for I School alumni, students, faculty, and friends to reconnect at a pre-talk reception. Geoff Nunberg, I School professor and the resident linguist on NPR's Fresh Air, offers his always interesting and entertaining insights in a lecture on "A (very) brief history of 'information'; or, what are we all doing here, anyway?"

Tina Seelig shares surprising stories of true entrepreneurs overcoming obstacles, demonstrating that by creatively challenging assumptions, breaking the rules, and disregarding the impossible you can bring remarkable ideas to life.

A one-day unconference for anyone interested in user experience, information architecture, interaction design, information management, information design, librarianship, online search, informatics, and related fields.

For I School students and alumni

Daniel Scheinman, general manager of the Cisco Media Solutions Group, is a long-time champion for developing new, network-based distribution models for digital content.

Part of the Townsend Center for the Humanities' spring lecture series on Digital Technology in Humanities Scholarship.