Program

	Concurrent Sessions A, June 1
Room location	Life Sciences Building 101	Life Sciences Building 103	Life Sciences Building 107
11:00	Trimming the Hedges: How do Librarians Set Boundaries Without Clear Expectations of Labour?	And/And: Reframing our work through a lens of abundance	Three Approaches to Information Seeking: A Liaison Perspective
11:30	Open Collections: Special Collections Librarianship and the Open Education Movement		Growing an informaton literacy practice to meet changing student needs
12:00	Metadata as a second language: Translating the needs of the FSL community into the design of Camerise, a new OER repository/aggregator
			Learning Together: Online Research and Writing Communities for Academic Librarians

	Concurrent Sessions B, June 1
Room Location	LSB 101	LSB 103	LSB 107
14:30	Shallow roots: Supervision, mentorship, and training experiences of contract academic librarians	“The Hidden Trade-off”: Learning to Spot Openwashing in the Wild	Neumann Library's New Faculty in-service Program Dr. Yumi Shin
15:00	Transformative leadership in the academic libraries Nirmal L Gomes	60 min panel: Our BIPOC Library Journey through HBCU Lenses Dr. Elizabeth Johnson, Dr. Vanessa Jones,	Displays, Outreach and Engagement (Community of Practice Session)
15:30	Academic librarianship and the affective impact of professional advocacy Sarah Wood-Gagnon

	Concurrent Sessions C, June 2
Room location	LSB 101	LSB 103	LSB 107
9:00	Ingénieurie pédagogique éco-responsable axée sur la compétence du partage pour développer, partager, et préserver des RÉL interactives en FLS/FLA	We Listen, We Act: Building Resilience through Person-Centered Initiatives	Every Book a Seed; Fostering Growth with Special Collections
9:15			The Politics of Libraries Conference - Origins, Outcome, and Future
9:30	Seeds, Soil, and Strong Roots: Strategic Planning from the Ground up at Graham Library		Creative Connections: A growing network of makers

10:00	Hooked on data: Developing a critical making workshop bringing data to life through crochet		How does our advocacy garden grow? Analyzing advocacy initiatives by Canadian library associations

	Concurrent Sessions D, June 2
Room Location	LSB 101	LSB 103	LSB 107
11:00	Is Your Evidence Really Based? Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), Autistic Self-Advocacy, and Librarians’ Commitment to Information Literacy	Book Club Without Books: Academic Libraries and Adult Education in Prisons	Digital Accessibility in Academic Libraries (Community of Practice Session)
11:30	Making Library Help Guides Accessible: Our Experiences at the UTM Library
12:00	A Survey of Librarians, Archivists, and Research Not Related to Librarianship or Archival Studies	Repotting with Purpose: The Impact of Organizational Restructuring on Embedded Academic Librarianship	Information seeking behaviour of students with disability

	Concurrent Sessions E, June 2
Room Location	LSB 101	LSB 103	LSB 107
13:30	Growing Open: Supporting Students and Faculty Through Open Education Initiatives	Grounding the Strategic Framework: Affirming Core Functions and Daily Work during Institutional Change	Information Literacy (Community of Practice Session)
13:45	“Just come talk to us”: Revisiting how digital scholarship services structure collaboration		Information Literacy (Community of Practice Session)
14:00	Cultivating a Space to Grow: Implementing A Community of Practice Among Academic Librarians to Explore Multiliteracies
14:30	Varieties of Knowledge		Decolonizing library collections: Textual analysis of collection development policies of Canadian University Libraries through EDII lense

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