1. Presentation to iSchool Inclusion Institute Participants 2011 Margaret Hedstrom, Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Programs Judy Lawson, Director of Admissions and Student Affairs

2. Situated within a top research university In a brand new facility

3. Truly interdisciplinary psychology computer science sociology economics Information science historyhistory linguistics education management

4. Outstanding faculty and path-breaking research Lada Adamic: Social dynamics of information in virtual spaces Margaret Hedstrom Mark Newman & Paul Resnick: Social Wellness Interventions

5. PhD in information Optiportal: 100 megapixel display field

6. Master of Science in information

7. Master of health informatics: starting fall 2012 The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that health information management and health informatics employment will grow nearly 18% by 2016, with more than 6,000 new professionals each year through 2014 Charles Friedman Meghan Genovese

8. Significant funding opportunities  doctoral program offers full funding package  master’s programs offer scholarships, fellowships, and matching funds  research and teaching assistantships  travel grants for conference presentations

9. Substantial student services  SI Office of Student Affairs: recruiting, admissions, student services, career development  12 staff members dedicated to your success  Meet our front line staff members: Andrea RotterKaty RossShamille Orr

10. Student involvement and engagement SI ASB 2011: 4 cities, 105 students, 46 sites

11. A vibrant and inclusive community

12. Ann Arbor: a cool city

13. Leaders and best