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University of Michigan School of Information Students Available for UX and Data Analysis Projects

Laura Cowan

By Laura Cowan

Laura K. Cowan is a tech editor and journalist whose work has focused on promoting sustainability initiatives for automotive, green tech, and conscious living media outlets.

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The University of Michigan School of Information is seeking organizations to host student projects in the 2020-2021 school year. Organizations from all industries - corporate, non-profit, governmental, health, and research institutions - that seek impact and access to high-caliber students are invited to propose a project. 

Students work with client organizations in the following ways:

  • Consult to improve information-related work processes
  • Provide user experience (UX) and design recommendations for websites, apps, and software
  • Organize, manipulate, and analyze data
  • Perform digital curation (workflow creation, metadata analysis, data wrangling)
  • Establish and maintain library processes or archival collections
  • Engage with communities to inform questions affecting cities, cultural institutions, non-profits, or libraries

Additional needs include:

  • Datasets for analysis
  • Speakers who can discuss accessibility
  • Social media datasets

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Complete this brief form to submit a project idea for consideration or to indicate your interest in future collaboration.

The first deadline for project registration is Wednesday, July 8. If you have any questions please email umsi.client.engagement@umich.edu.

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