Faculty and doctoral students from Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies will share new research and recent projects at the annual conference for ALISE: The Association for Library and Information Science Education taking place October 14-16 in Portland, Oregon. Our experts are speaking and presenting on a range of topics. See below for a full list. Syracuse University iSchool faculty and students are represented in bold text.

ALISE Awards

ALISE Internships

Faculty Presentations

  • Renate Chancellor
    Intersecting Disciplines: Should LIS Competencies Include Social Work?
    10/15, 10:30 am
  • Beth Patin
    Fallacy as Foundation of Post-Truth Knowledge and Knowing in LIS
    10/15, 4:30 pm
  • Ingrid Erickson
    Understanding Ourselves in Qualitative Research Through Collaborative Sense-making
    10/15, 6:00 pm
  • Beth Patin
    No Evolution Without Revolution: Historical Revelations for LIS Education
    10/16, 3:00 pm

Student Presentations

  • Shannon Crooks
    Intersecting Disciplines: Should LIS Competencies Include Social Work?
    10/15, 10:30 am
  • Leah T. Dudak
    The Ethics and Truth of Disability Access: An Information Perspective
    10/15, 10:30 am
  • Leah T. Dudak and Shannon Crooks
    Navigating the modern Libraryscape: The Changing Roles, Labor, and Education of Public Librarians
    10/15, 1:00 pm
  • Tyler Youngman
    Fallacy as Foundation of Post-Truth Knowledge and Knowing in LIS
    10/15, 4:30pm
  • Jeongbae Choi
    Truth, Knowledge, and Information Literacy: An Aporetic Approach
  • Ariana Cook
    Ethics of Storytelling in BIPOC Library Communities
    10/15, 4:30 pm 
  • Tetiana Hranchak
    Documenting the War: American Library Community Supports Ukrainian Colleagues
    10/15, 6:00 pm PDT
  • Shannon Crooks, Sarah Appedu, Abir Bouazizi, Chien-Yu Lin, Qiaoyi Liu, Isaac Meth, Yigang Qin
    Understanding Ourselves in Qualitative Research Through Collaborative Sense-making
    10/15, 6:00 pm PDT

  • Leah T. Dudak, Jieun Yeon
    For Every Book Their Reader: Book Challenges and Library Trauma
    10/15, 6:00 pm PDT

  • Leah T. Dudak, Noah Lenstra, Beth Bloch, Rhys Dreeszen Bowman, Emily Vardell, Abigail L. Phillips
    Accelerating Dialogue on Health and LIS
    10/16 8:00 am PDT
  • Tyler Youngman
    No Evolution Without Revolution: Historical Revelations for LIS Education
    10/16, 3:00 pm PDT