ALCTS
Ticketed Event
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion are ideals librarians espouse. Whether in acquisitions, access, management or preservation, library collections are evolving to support these ideals. Furthering discussions on metadata, open access, and preserving diverse voices in collections are critical as libraries face challenges in a changing society. This symposium explores work underway and what the future brings. Join your colleagues for these important conversations about the intersection of collections and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.
For a full list of speakers and program visit the ALCTS Midwinter Symposium event page.
Courtney Young
Head Librarian and Professor of Women's Studies
Pennsylvania State University, Greater Allegheny campus
Hannah Buckland
Director of Library Services
Leech Lake Tribal College
Charlotte Roh
Scholarly Communications Librarian
University of San Francisco
Harrison Inefuku
Digital Scholarship and Initiatives, Co-Lead and Scholarly Publishing Services Librarian
Iowa State University
Paolo Gujilde
Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Collection Development
Georgia Southern University
Emily Drabinski
Coordinator of Library Instruction
Long Island University, Brooklyn
Ann Marie Willer
Director of Preservation Services
NEDCC Northeast Document Conservation Center
Mark Puente
Director of Diversity and Leadership Programs
Association of Research Libraries
Meeting Type: Preconference/Institute, Ticketed Event
Interests: Cataloging, Collection Development, Digital Libraries, Diversity, Metadata, Preservation, Technical Services
Library Type: Academic, Library School, Native, Public, School/Media Center
Sponsors: ALCTS
Cost: Ticketed Event. Not included with registration.