iSchool students gain a wide variety of skills as they fulfill course requirements. Some of the more innovative projects developed by students are showcased here to provide you with a glimpse into the breadth and depth of their investigations. We invite you to review them and be amazed…

INFM 200 — Informatics: Fundamentals

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  Use of Tech in the Recovery Community (Blog Report #7)
  Rebecca Booth, 2024. INFM 200 – Informatics: Fundamentals. Instructor: S. Tash

INFO 200 — Information Communities

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  Emerging Technologies for Community Archiving
  Mei-Chen Chen, 2024. INFO 200 – Information Communities. Instructor: S. Tash

INFO 204 — Information Professions

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  So, You Want to Write a Disaster Plan?
  Julia Turgeon, 2024. INFO 204 – Information Professions. Instructor: S. Alman

INFO 260A — Programming and Services for Children

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  The Wheel of the Year
  Leila Holmes, 2024. INFO 260A – Programming and Services for Children. Instructor: L. Houde

INFO 281 — Seminar in Contemporary Issues — Fostering Accessibility in the Library

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  Dungeons & Dragons for Neurodiverse Teens
  Michelle Jordan, 2024. INFO 281 – Seminar in Contemporary Issues. Instructor: K. Buckley

INFO 281 — Seminar in Contemporary Issues — Intercultural Communication

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  Intercultural Communication in Libraries: Practical Applications of Cultural Competency Principles to Metadata & Cataloging Librarianship
  Jacqueline Jones-Vazquez, 2024. INFO 281 – Seminar in Contemporary Issues. Instructor: D. Buenting

INFO 281 — Seminar in Contemporary Issues — Serving Homeless Patrons in the Library

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  Open Hearts, Open Minds
  Laura Wecksler, 2024. INFO 281 – Seminar in Contemporary Issues. Instructor: K. Buckley

INFO 282 — Seminar in Library Management — Change Management

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  Research Change in Libraries
  Lynda Lee, 2024. INFO 282 – Seminar in Library Management. Instructor: R. Barefoot