Joel Tachau ('07) continues to work in information design and information architecture as Director of Interactive Design.
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Joel Tachau ('07) continues to work in information design and information architecture as Director of Interactive Design.

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Information management is no longer the responsibility of just computer analysts or IT managers. Anyone who manages people, technologies, products, or services can benefit from the multidisciplinary AIM curriculum.

The AIM Program curriculum provides mid-career professionals with skills and expertise that can be applied immediately in the workplace.

AIM–For a Higher Performing Career

The AIM curriculum is available fully online through the UO course management system (Blackboard Learn).

Students have the unique opportunity to write a formal research paper in the AIM Capstone. The paper enables students to integrate information learned throughout the program of study with specific interests at work.

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