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Student Groups

Becoming a part of the professional community is an important aspect of professional education. Students at the Information School are fortunate to have a number of quality professional organizations with student chapters and student membership. We encourage our students to become active in at least one of these organizations and join your respective listservs to ensure that you see communication from the student organizations.

Academic Listservs

If you are a current iSchool student, faculty or staff member wanting to join an academic listserv or be removed from one, please email Student Services:

AIMS
Association for Information Management Students

ALISS
Association of Library and Information Science Students

ArLISNAP
Where art and information intersect

ASIS&T
Association for Information Science and Technology. Welcoming students from Informatics, MSIM, MLIS to join, collaborate, learn and grow the reach of the Information Science & Management Community worldwide.

DSA
Doctoral Student Association

GPSS
Graduate and Professional Students Senate (UW Organization that supports graduate students)

iEquity
Advocate for social justice in the world of library and information sciences

ISACA
Promotes information security to undergraduate and graduate students

IUGA
Informatics Undergraduate Association. Founded by Informatics majors for Informatics majors. It's IUGA's objective to serve the needs and interests of undergraduate students in Informatics.

iYouth
Celebrates young adult and children's literature, and supports professional development for students and youth services librarians.

SAA-UW
Society of American Archivists, UW Chapter

sALA
American Library Association, UW Student Chapter

sARSL
Student Association of Rural and Small Libraries, UW Chapter

SLA-UW
Special Libraries Association, UW Chapter

SUDO
Dedicated to providing resources and information for all international students in the iSchool community.

WINFO
Women in Informatics supports ways to empower women to thrive as producers of technology.
 

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