Two student groups at the ICCIT were recognized at the UTM Student Union Gala on April 27th. The DEM Association (DEMA) won Club of the Year, and the ICCIT Council won Academic Society of the Year.
Congratulations to our students! The work of student groups such as these have helped to build an amazing community at the ICCIT and UTM as a whole.
The ICCIT's Julie Chen—along with Niels van Doorn (University of Amsterdam), Rafael Grohmann (University of Toronto), Andrea Pollio (Turin Polytechnic), and Cheryll Soriano (De la Salle University)—have launched a new peer-reviewed journal with Sage Journals titled Platforms and Society.
It is our pleasure to announce the 2024 ICCIT Student Awards and Scholarships recipients. These students have been recognized for their outstanding academic merit, leadership abilities, involvement on campus, and their significant impact on the ICCIT as a whole.
Professors Beth Coleman and Rahul Krishnan are co-hosting What Now? AI, a new podcast that attempts to explore and demystify recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI).
The ICCIT's Lilia Topouzova's multimedia installation and ethnographic artwork, The Neighbours, was recently showcased in The Guardian.
What is one thing you wish your younger self knew? If you could sit with younger you, what would you say to them? What would you want them to know?
ICCIT undergraduate student and PWC major Hannah Wang is posing these questions through Dear Younger Self, a creative project showcasing the power of storytelling. Through a collage of handwritten letters, this project brings together shared experiences and lessons learned from the UTM community.
Original story from University of Toronto News.
ICCIT graduate Michael Owusu has an ambitious goal in mind: helping over one million people in Canada draft a will.
The ICCIT's Lilia Topouzova's multimedia installation and ethnographic artwork, The Neighbours, has been chosen to represent Bulgaria at The Venice Biennale in Venice, Italy this year.
The ICCIT is pleased to announce Log Out! The Technopolitics of Refusal. This full-day symposium will invite scholars and graduate students into an open discussion on tactics of refusal within our current era of techno-capitalism.
We're pleased to announce that two undergraduate students at the ICCIT have been awarded the University of Toronto Student Leadership Award.
Disha Prabhu (Professional Writing & Communication; Communication, Culture, Information and Technology) and Roy Tian Han (Digital Enterprise Management) are members of the award's 2024 cohort. Both students have been recognized for their outstanding leadership abilities, volunteer service, and commitment to the community—both at UTM and across the tri-campus.