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Navigating Career Transitions from Staff at Princeton to Manager at Harvard

Transitioning from a staff role to a managerial position is a significant career milestone, requiring shifts in mindset, skill sets, and workplace dynamics. This presentation explores the speaker’s journey from a staff role at Princeton to a…

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Rich Ideas, Real Relationships: Practical Outreach Skills for New Librarians

Presentation at the 2026 CALA Northeast Chapter Annual Conference

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Understanding Job Satisfaction of Racial Minority Academic Librarians

Presentation at the 2025 CALA Canada Annual Conference

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Evaluation of AI-Based Library Research Assistant

Presentation at the CALA Canada 2026 Annual Event

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Chinese Canadian Librarians: Differing Perceptions of Workplace Experiences

Among the very limited studies that involve Canadian racialized librarians, Chinese has been consistently reported as the largest ethnic group; however, there is a lack of in-depth research focused on this group. Based on the data from the Visible…

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Mapping AI Literacy Support: A Content Analysis of LibGuides from 29 CARL University Member Libraries

Presentation at the CALA Canada 2026 Annual Event

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Beyond Automation: Embracing AI as a Collaborative Partner in
Librarianship and Life

Presentation at the 2025 CALA Canada Annual Conference

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Breaking Barriers: Enhancing Web Accessibility in Library Instruction

Presentation for CALA Midwest Chapter's 2025 Annual Conference

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Building a Specialized Database of the Culture of Yi People

To build a specialized database with local characteristics is one of the future directions for the academic library at prefectural level in China. The academic library can play an important role in preserving the local cultures. It is also an…

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Content and Context: A Case Study of Metadata Collaboration

This article demonstrates how taking differences in end-user behavior and differing interdepartmental perspectives on metadata into account can strengthen the digital object workflow to serve a greater variety of users. The University of Illinois…

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