Christina Holm is the Teaching & Learning Team Lead, Instruction Coordinator, and Librarian Associate Professor at Kennesaw State University. With 8 years of professional experience in a public services department, Ms. Holm has led many professional development events and written several contributions to the profession. In her latest work on academic librarian burnout, Ms. Holm compared the findings of a 2018 survey on burnout with rates and the likelihood of burnout in other professions. Through this work, Ms. Holm has developed an understanding of the nature of professional burnout and its relationship to cofactors such as age, gender, and academic status.
Nashieli Marcano is the Archivist and Digital Collections Librarian at Furman University. With 15 years of experience in academia, Ms. Marcano currently coordinates Furman University’s archival efforts in areas related to diversity, equity, and inclusion, acting as a central point to build existing knowledge created by campus communities. Her research interests include social sciences, digital humanities, and inclusivity in archival practices. In her latest project, Ms. Marcano seeks to bring together critical dialogues that contribute to addressing the issue of burnout in the library workplace.
Emily Drabinski is the Critical Pedagogy Librarian and Interim Chief Librarian at the Graduate Center, City University of New York and she is also the ALA 2023–2024 president-elect. Her experience includes organizing with coworkers at Long Island University, Brooklyn in the wake of the first lockout of higher education faculty in the United States.
Bethany Ellerbrook is currently the Archives Data Specialist for the Walt Disney Animation Research Library in Burbank, CA. Her research interests include digital/media literacy development and youth information behavior. She is a writer, educator, and lover of spreadsheets.
John Hubbard is a librarian at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. His duties include acting as the library webmaster, as well as managing the library’s discovery layer, electronic resources, and virtual reference services. Among his past responsibilities were providing traditional library reference, bibliographic instruction, technical writing, collection management, mediated searching, and a little light cataloging.
In addition, we are excited to offer these speakers - and more:
Matt Beckstrom |
Intellectual Freedom: Taking Action |
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Beyond the Typical: |
Jason Clark |
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Reinvigorating OER through |
Jacqueline Frank |
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Mary Anne George |
Resource Sharing & Fulfillment |
Melody Karle |
How (and Why) to Use |
Drew Landry |
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Jennifer Oates |
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Gavin Woltjer |
Learning from Each Other: |
Scott W. H. Young |
Building Assessment Dashboards |
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