The goal of the Housing Memory conference was to foster academic discussion & engagement at the iSchool, while culvang a supporve environment for first-me presenters. We aimed to bridge the student and professional conference worlds and showcase innovave student projects. Outcomes: 40+ paper submied for consideraon 9 panels, 26 speakers with 200+ aendees Keynote address by Geoffrey Bowker, Feedback Presenter: "our panel was truly put together inspiraonally, and it was great to have a very meaningful discussion and to meet people of similar interests. " Parcipant: "It was WONDERFUL -- an unmigated success. There was such a buzz about the seventh floor and the presentaons were bril- liant." Student-driven iniaves Unprecedented at the iSchool Knowledge sharing Community building Intellectual engagement Innovave technologies FI/Q is a student-run journal, that seeks to create an intellectual space for the Infor- maon community. We aim to publish sub- missions that analyze and crically assess the divergent topics that define the emerging In- formaon field, while affording students the opportunity to engage with the publicaon process Outcomes: successfully published 3 volumes of the F/ IQ, including the Conference Proceedings of the Housing Memory Conference excellent recepon from professional and academic communies, with plans for ongo- ing growth throughout the upcoming aca- demic year Faculty of Informaon Quarterly Housing Memory Student Conference The iSchool Podcast is a digital project to disseminate and preserve public lectures at the Faculty of Infor- maon. The project serves two educaonal goals; edu- cang graduate students in Web 2.0 technologies and making lectures at the University available to those who cannot aend in person. Topics covered in the podcast include book history, informacs educaon and the state of our informaon society. Achievements: 9 Podcast Episodes Published Posive email feedback +1600 Blog Visitors Internaonal usage Students have learned: audio producon, podcasng, blogging and wiki soſtware iSchool Podcast Defining the Movement: Innovaon and Collaboraon at the iSchool Ania Dymarz • Meghan Ecclestone • Bruce Harpham • Monica Reg