Dr. Sarah Ryan, MLS, J.D., Esq, will present the second legal research workshop on Courts (precedent, holdings, dicta, how to read Westlaw and Lexis cases, and how to read a docket).
Research topics: case mark-up and litigation documents.
Zoom Meeting Link: http://unt.zoom.us/j/9667617586
Speaker: Betsy C. Montañez, US Campus Recruiter within FDM’s US University Partnerships
Topic: Bringing People & Technology Together
Location: Register via Zoom
Learn more: Visit CODE website
Discovery Series Presents:
COI: Why did you apply for the scholarship? What made you think you were a match for it?
COI: Why did you apply for the scholarship? What made you think you were a match for it?
I applied for the scholarship because I am a high-performing Learning Technologies graduate student in the final semester of the program. I am honored to be a recipient of the Dr. Roger Ditzenberger Scholarship because I’m passionate about leadership and performance improvement.
COI: How has this scholarship helped you reach your goals?
COI: Why did you apply for the scholarship? What made you think you were a match for it?
Mary: I am a PhD candidate in the UNT Interdisciplinary Information Science program with a concentration in Linguistics. I applied for the John P. Medders scholarship to support myself while pursuing my doctoral degree. I felt I was suited for this scholarship because I have maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout my time in the program, publish regularly, and have been a consistent leader in my courses.
The University of North Texas, College of Information, Department of Information Science invites you to the first Health Informatics Lecture Series for Spring 2022.
Mr. Jeff Littlejohn, Enterprise Data Engineering & Analytics, Odyssey Information Services will be speaking on Wednesday, March 9th, at 7:00 p.m. (central time). The title of the presentation is “Clinical Data Repositories and Advanced Analytics".
We are pleased to introduce an alum, Gabriel Bierwirth, from the Department of Linguistics
We are proud to highlight an alumna, Dr. Barbara Freedman, from the Department of Learning Technologies
Barbara started her degree in 2015 in the 2019 Cohort and graduated in 2019. She explains, “I could not have done the degree and within the 4-year time frame without the incredible faculty and staff in the Learning Technologies department and my cohort.”
Her dissertation title is "The Impact of Technology-based Music Classes on Music Department Enrollment in Secondary Public High Schools In The Northeastern United States". The abstract is below:
