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Attend a Free Alumni Networking Reception in Conjunction with the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Chicago
Drexel University Computing Academy (DUCA) now accepting applications for 2015
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Learn More about our new MS in National Security Management program - It's not too late to register for Spring 2015 courses!
The Metadata Research Center arrives at CCI
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From classroom to classroom, CCI students are making a real world impact in computer science education
Code, compete and innovate at CCI's 3rd Annual Philly Codefest
Alumni Spotlight: Sande Friedman, MSLIS '13
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Founded in 2013 by Dean David E. Fenske, the College of Computing & Informatics (CCI) serves as a hub for multi-disciplinary computing and informatics activities by uniting the faculty, professional staff, and students from the former College of Information Science and Technology (the iSchool), the Department of Computer Science in the College of Engineering and the Department of Computing and Security Technology in Goodwin College of Professional Studies.
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Associate Professor Yuanfang Cai Featured in Drexel President’s Top Stories of 2014 January 29, 2015
The annual President’s Report showcases the University’s progress in the past year by highlighting achievements from faculty, professional staff, students and community.
CCI Mourns Evelyn Walker Armstrong, MS ‘56 January 27, 2015
A lifelong philanthropist and accomplished information scientist, Armstrong established the College's Armstrong Endowed Scholarship Fund.
National Consortium for Data Science Names Erjia Yan as 2015 Data Fellow January 23, 2015
Yan, one of three faculty members at three different universities to receive this honor, will receive $50,000 from NCDS to support data science research.
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