Graham School News

On August 6, the Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics program hosted its first New Student Day where newly accepted students had the opportunity to learn more about the program by networking with current students, observing an alumni panel, and sitting in on a biomedical informatics course.

Last month, the Master of Science in Analytics program was ranked by Analytics Insight magazine as one of the ‘The 10 Prominent Analytics and Data Science Institutes in 2019’. Read more about why the magazine recognized the program here.

Read more about the Professional Development Certificate in Editing and the Manuscript Editing Sequence.

“There’s something in the class for everyone,” says Kelli Christiansen, instructor for the Professional Development Certificates’ course, Essentials of Grammar for Professionals.

Instructor Mike Stiehl outlines his course "Geographic Information Systems and Health Information."

Madonna Walsh is a a crisis communications professional who is developing a deeper understanding of emergency management as a MScTRM student, and she's applying this knowledge in her business continuity role at an international information technology company.

Instructor Jill Ramaker shares her perspective on how emergency management impacts financial decisions and how emergency management professionals can leverage financial know-how to maximize their impact.

Three University of Chicago Master of Science in Threat and Response Management Students used their capstone project to build relationships across several organizations and leverage academic research to help develop guidelines for the City of Chicago's use of drones in emergency management situations.

Marine Corps Veteran Timothy Spellman has expanded his career options, and gained deeper insight into complex issues, as a graduate of the University of Chicago Master of Science in Threat and Response Management.

“I like to tell my classes that they’ll always have a job. Both already-published and first-time authors are figuring out that they need a skilled set of eyes to help them make their manuscript as polished as possible."