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Schedule


conference schedule

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For more details, please refer to the conference program.

DAY 1: Thursday, June 6

11:00am-12:30pm EDT
Conference Opening & Keynote Panel

12:30-12:45pm EDT
Break


12:45-1:50pm EDT

Session 1

  • Inspiring Collective Action through Interdisciplinary and Cross-departmental Collaboration (Jane Jun, Christian Isbister, Donna Langille)

  • Essential Climate Justice Responsibilities in the Library Sector: From Research to Implementation with the BCLA Climate Action Statement (Helen L. Brown)

  • Are you familiar with parasitism?: Outrage and negotiation of library resources (Joey da Costa)


1:50-2:00pm EDT
Break


2:00-2:50pm EDT
Session 2

  • Who gets a culture and who gets a cringe? Expert and amateur prejudices surrounding neurodivergent cultures and what to do about them (Ben Mitchell)

  • How to Queer the Catalogue: Applying Homosaurus Terms at Mount Royal University Library (Adam Cohen, Jules de Guzman)


2:50-3:05pm EDT

Break


3:05-4:05pm EDT

Session 3

  • Global open research commons: a model for improved interoperability and collaboration (CJ Woodford)

  • Empowering Open: Building and Sustaining an OER Library Repository (Abbey Colucci)

  • OERs: Turning Adversity Into Opportunity (Jennifer Dekker, Ann Hemingway)


4:05-4:15pm EDT

Break


4:15-5:15 EDT

Session 4

COMMITTEE & COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE MEETINGS

  • “Ment” to be researchers: Reflections on the CAPAL Research & Scholarship Mentorship Program (moderator: Courtney Lundrigan; presenters names TBD)

  • Around the Watercooler (facilitators: Christine Moffatt & Helen Power)




Day 2: Friday June, 7

11:00-11:15am EDT
Logistics


11:15am-12:30pm EDT
Session 5

  • Respect the robot: Generative AI, plagiarism, collusion, and AI-gerism (a philosophical proposal) (Bartlomiej Lenart)

  • AI and Art Librarianship (Sarah Wood-Gagnon, Arjay Romanowski)

  • Insist on Sources: Wikipedia, LLMs, and the Limits of Information Literacy Instruction (Joel Blechinger)


12:30-12:45pm EDT
Break


12:45-2:00pm EDT
Session 6

  • Why us and why now? Roles for academic librarians in climate action (Tara Mawhinney, Amanda Wheatley)

  • The wicked problem of climate change and the challenge of engagement: Exploring educational approaches and potential implications for information literacy (Andrea Baer)

  • Together with hope: academic libraries as partners in action for environmental sustainability (Nicole Doro)

2:00-2:15pm EDT
Break

2:15-3:15pm EDT
Session 7

COMMITTEE & COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE MEETINGS

  • Displays, Outreach and Engagement CoP (Moderator: Anna Flak)

3:15-3:30pm EDT
Break

3:30-4:30pm EDT
Session 8

  • Coming Together to Build Confidence: A Path to Sustainability for Subject Librarians (April Colosimo, Kaelan Caspary, Madeline Gerbig, Ian D Gordon)