ICS News and Announcements
See the LIS News and Announcements page for Library and Information Science announcements.
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LIS Alumni Receive Recognition
- Jane Kurahara and Betsy Young, retired school librarians, have been recognized by the Honolulu chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League for their efforts to preserve Hawaii's Japanese internment stories.
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New Book on Project-Based Learning
- Violet Harada, Carolyn Kirio, and Sandra Yamamoto have published Collaborating for Project-Based Learning in Grades 9-12. Harada is a professor in the Library and Information Science (LIS) Program, Department of Information and Computer Sciences. Kirio and Yamamoto, LIS alumni, are currently the cybrarians at Kapolei High School. Their high school was recognized as one of the 2006 National School Library Media Programs of the Year by the American Association of School Librarians and Follett Learning Resources. The new text was published by Linworth Publishing, Inc., a national publisher of professional development resources for K-12 school professionals. While many texts have been published on project-based learning models, this is the first work that focuses on the school librarian’s leadership role in the school improvement process.
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Project Hackystat in Google Summer of Code 2008
- Project Hackystat, sponsored by the Collaborative Software Development Laboratory, has been chosen as an open source organization for Google Summer of Code 2008.
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40th anniversary ICS & LIS conference and lunch (11/29/2007)
- University of Hawaii Information and Computer Sciences 40th Anniversary and Library and Information Science 10th Anniversary Poster Session and Lunch on March 8, 2008, Saturday.
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Three New ICS Ph.D.s!!! (12/20/2006)
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New Grants Awarded to ICS Researcher (10/12/2006)
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ICS Members Start and Publish in New Journals (09/16/2006)
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Faculty Positions in ICS (CS & LIS) (09/08/2006)
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Successful Ph.D. Dissertation Defense by Qin Zhang (08/30/2006)
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Outsourcing of computer jobs a misconception (03/10/2006)
- from the Daily Kent Stater

