At ILS, we believe that problem solving and innovation require a myriad of integrated perspectives. That’s why as a student here, you’ll work across disciplines and alongside our esteemed faculty to create new knowledge on the frontier of information and library science.
Our areas of study are diverse but focused; together, we seek to respond to real-world challenges and build new paths toward cultural, economic, and environmental advancement.
Below you’ll find a list of current student and faculty research areas. To learn more about specific faculty research projects, explore the ILS faculty directory.
To work with a faculty member on his or her research, or to complete an independent study with a particular faculty member, we encourage you to contact that faculty member directly.
If you have additional questions about research at ILS, you can contact Ronald Day, the ILS department chair, or Howard Rosenbaum, the ILS graduate program director.
ILS faculty are involved in editing and managing a range of academic journals and book series, including:
We have a long tradition of training students to be ethically and intellectually engaged professionals, researchers, and leaders.
Marika Cifor, Assistant Professor
