Cornell University

Colloquium Speakers
The Information Science Colloquium series includes speakers who are notable researchers in the field of Information Science. The IS colloquium (INFO 7090) is scheduled for Wednesdays from 4:00pm-5:00pm with a reception following. 
Current Students
Our current students are involved in activities across the Cornell campus, from taking classes in a wide range of fields to joining student groups in their areas of interest. 
Prospective Students
Information Science students engage in studies across a wide variety of fields. Find out what what it takes to get a degree in Information Science. 
Degrees
Information Science offers three undergraduate degree programs and two graduate: our one-year MPS program and the PhD program. 
Areas of Study
Our degree programs are broken down into several areas of study that allow students to focus their studies on particular areas of interest.
Colloquium Speakers
Current Students
Prospective Students
Degrees
Areas of Study

In Information Science we look at the interactions between people and technology, how technology is shaping individual lives and social groups, as well as how the ways that people use technology can shape new developments.  

3:30PM Events
May 2013 25
Graduation

Graduation for the Information Science department will be Saturday, May 25, 2013. 

 

May 08, 2013 News
InfoSci Student Vera Khovanskaya Receives CRA Undergraduate Researchers Award

Congratulations to Information Science Senior Vera Khovanskaya who received the Computing Research Association Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award!

May 06, 2013 Faculty Awards
Congratulations to Eva Tardos for her election to the National Academy of Sciences!

The National Academy of Sciences announced the election of new members last week, in recognition of their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research. Congratulations to Eva Tardos of Computing and Information Science for her election!

April 25, 2013 News
Haym Hirsh Named New CIS Dean

Haym Hirsh, current chair of Rutgers University's computer science department, has been appointed the new dean of Computing and Information Science.