College of Information Science & Technology News

Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Featured

Cameron Makes Difference as 1-Check COVID App Developer

In this highlight from Omaha Athletics, Carly Cameron talks about her role in developing the 1-Check COVID app with her Scott Scholars cohort.

Nullify's High School Capture The Flag Cybersecurity Competition

IS&T’s Nullify Computer Security Group invites high schoolers to participate in the fast-paced, exciting virtual competition that will take your skills to the next level.

Qureshi Earns System Award for Community Impact

The NU IDEA Award recognizes faculty members who have extended their academic expertise beyond the boundaries of the university in ways that have enriched the broader community.

Access the Experts: Magie Hall

In this installment, Hall answers: “How does the order in which information is consumed across websites impact what a person sees next?”

New & Noteworthy

Fall 2020 Operational Guidance

A summary from UNO Chancellor Jeffrey P Gold, M.D., and Interim Director of the Office of Health Security Jane Meza, of the important operational changes and policies that will be in place this fall.

Fall Forward Website

Stay informed about COVID-19 and learn ways to obtain a COVID test on and off campus.

Introducing: IS&T Academic and Professional Skills Resources for Students

At the College of Information Science and Technology, we know students have a lot on their plate: earning an internship, navigating schedules, studying, the list goes on. So IS&T has put together a list of resources so you can get the most out of your classes and start your careers.

IS&T Learning @ Home

IS&T Launches iSTEM Virtual Toolbox

UNO's College of Information Science and Technology is creating a virtual toolbox for iSTEM activities, available free for all to use.

Local Nonprofit Faces COVID-19 Challenges Head-On Thanks to Partnership With UNO IS&T Students

A longstanding partnership with students in UNO's College of Information Science and Technology has helped a local nonprofit continue its mission despite challenges presented by COVID-19.

Learning @ Home: Dr. Kate Cooper

College of Information Science and Technology professor Kate Cooper, Ph.D., discusses her transition to online teaching, tools she utilizes and her investment in student success.

IS&T In the News

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