Information Sciences
Information Sciences focuses on turning data into information and making meaning.
Overview
Welcome to the Information Sciences homepage! The central concept of this interdisciplinary major is information - its structures in verbal, visual, and quantitative forms; its storage, analysis, evaluation, processing and communication by both machines and people.
The curriculum ranges widely across several disciplines, all of which are represented in the core requirements - computing, linguistics, cognitive psychology, communication theory, organizational communication and management, mathematics, information technologies, and language.
For more information, contact Cliff Abbott, Chair of the Information Sciences program. Call (920) 465-2541 or abbottc@uwgb.edu.
News stories in Inside
- New site, enduring concept: Clampitt’s “So What?” continues to inspire
February 6, 2013 - Clampitt installed as distinguished Blair Chair professor
January 23, 2013 - Abbott on public radio to discuss saving the Oneida language
October 22, 2012 - Media coverage: Clampitt analyzes ad market for story on political buys
October 19, 2012 - Faculty note: Goff research grant
October 3, 2012