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9:00am • Registration & Badge Pick Up
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9:00am • Power, Policy, and the Preparing Gap: Reframing LIS Education for Political Reality
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9:00am • Exploring the Good Questions: Using Google NotebookLM, MagicSchool AI, and Bibliometrics for Curriculum Development and Research
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9:00am • Emerging Scholars Workshop
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12:00pm • Break - Lunch on Own
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.2: Community-based Teaching and Research in Digital Cultural Heritage Preservation: Exploring Challenges Using Boundary Spanning Framework
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.2: The Curriculum of Silence & the Structural Absence of Archival Concepts in the LIS Core
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.3: ARL Libraries’ Mental Health and Wellness Guides
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.3: Finding Help: Teens’ Mental Health Information Habits
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.3: Scaling Practice-Ready Preparation: An Online, Immersive Fellowship Training Program in Health Sciences Librarianship
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.4: It Depends on Who’s Asking: Positionality, Power, and Care in Qualitative Research with Equity-Deserving Communities
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.5: Teaching Technical Troubleshooting in LIS Education: Moving from “It was Implied” to a Pedagogical Norm
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.6: Co-Designing an Engaged Intellectual Freedom and Censorship Course for LIS Students
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.1: Who Should Teach AI Ethics? Designing an LIS-Centered Curriculum for Undergraduate Students
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.1: Shaping Ideas through Questions: Framing Ethical Generative AI Use in Education
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.1: Faculty Perceptions of Generative AI in Student Learning: Navigating Opportunities, Threats, and Assessment Practices
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1:30pm • Breakout 1.2: Creating Community-Centered Collaborations in Archival Education
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2:45pm • Break
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.1: Turning the Tide of Open Questions into Multidimensional Skills Development for School and Career
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.2: Understanding the Role of Brain Breaks in Asynchronous Graduate Courses
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.2: Where Should Librarians Learn to Teach Online? A Diagnostic Framework for LIS Curriculum and Professional Development
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.2: Who Better than a Peer? Increasing Graduate Student Engagement in an Online MLS Program
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.3: A Survey of North American Librarians’ Perceptions of and Experience with Artificial Intelligence
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.3: Continuing Education as Ethical Infrastructure: Informal AI Learning in Academic Librarianship
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.3: Exploring AI in Libraries: Implications, Challenges, and Policy Issues
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.4: How do we Talk with Students About Bullshit? A Virtue Epistemology for Conspiracy Theories
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.4: An Epistemology of Reading LLM Writing: Implications for Librarianship
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.4: Beyond the Red Pill: Question Literacy, Search, and the Pedagogy of Refusal in LIS Education
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.5: Documenting the Destruction of Ukrainian Libraries in Wartime: A Transnational Service-Learning Initiative
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3:00pm • Breakout 2.6: Leveraging Cross-Campus Collaboration: Strategies and Reflections from LIS-led Initiatives
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5:00pm • Past Presidents Reception
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6:00pm • Opening Night Reception
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7:00pm • We Can't All Be Rattlesnakes
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7:10pm • Interrogo – A Poetic Dialogue
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7:30am • Registration & Badge Pick Up
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7:30am • Continental Breakfast
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9:00am • President's Welcome & Opening Plenary Session
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10:15am • Break
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10:30am • Breakout 3.1: Who Gets to Ask the Questions: Disability Research and Advocacy as a Collaborative Endeavor
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10:30am • Breakout 3.2: When Questions Harm: Power, Silence, and Social Opprobrium in Information Environments
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10:30am • Breakout 3.3: Called to Adventure
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10:30am • Breakout 3.3: Curiosity Under Constraint: Teaching Future Youth Librarians to Recognize Suppressed Inquiry Among Teens
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10:30am • Breakout 3.3: Authentic Assessment in a Graduate Asynchronous Youth Literature Course
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10:30am • Breakout 3.4: Leadership Challenge: Upskilling staff via micro-credentialing: What are the necessary skills?
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10:30am • Breakout 3.4: Confidence and Capacity: Research Self-Efficacy and Institutional Support among Academic Librarians
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10:30am • Breakout 3.4: Micro-Credentials as Continuing Education Infrastructure for Librarianship: Preparing LIS Educators to Address Digital Equity, Mental Health and Wellness, and Disaster Preparedness
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10:30am • Breakout 3.5: Student Assessments, Heutagogy, and Generative AI: A panel Discussion on AI-informed assessment strategies of Library and Information Science Educators
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10:30am • Breakout 3.6: Embedding Critical Reflection in AI-Mediated Research: A DEAL-Based Toolkit for Information Evaluation
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11:50am • Lunch and Learn
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12:00pm • Poster Setup
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12:00pm • Council of Deans, Directors, Chairs Luncheon
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12:30pm • JELIS Q&A
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.1: From Dormancy to Dialogue: Revitalizing the ALISE Doctoral Student SIG
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.2: Strengthening School Librarian Preparation through Standards, Strategic Partnerships, and Responsive Practices
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.3: Public Libraries as Mediating Structures for Racial Justice: Community Perceptions and Recommendations in Preparation for the Field
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.3: Disaster-Ready Librarians: Translating Research, Partnerships, and Knowledge into LIS Curriculum
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.3: From Buildings to Communities: A Pilot Framework for Analyzing Public Library Disaster Plans Through a Community Resilience Lens
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.4: Dwelling in the Threshold: Productive Liminality and the Design of Inquiry in Libraries and Archives
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.4: Do You Know Where This Record Has Been? Archival Creators Disrupt Archival Standards
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.4: Seeking Southern Queers: Teaching Researchers How to Search for Intersectional History in the Archives
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.5: What If We Did It Right? Edutainment in Graduate LIS Education
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1:05pm • Breakout 4.6: Inquiry Toward Liberation: Teaching Critical Library and Information Science Curricula
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2:20pm • Break
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.1: Naming, knowing, and belonging:Centering queer and trans communities in our “good questions.”
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.2: Asking the Good Questions: Self-Efficacy, Question Formation, and Entry Pathways into Programming in Library and Information Science Education
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.2: Time2Reflect: A Multi-Agent AI System for Scaffolded Post-Class Reflection in STEM Graduate Education
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.2: Byte-Sized AI Learning: Lessons Learned after Building AI Literacy MLIS Learning Content
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.3: Making A PACT: A Framework for Teaching Data Collection Ethics in the LIS Classroom
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.3:The Question Behind the Question: How Coaching Helps LIS Teach for Who Students Need to Become
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.3: How Do We Know What We Know? A Future-forward Framework for LIS Program-Level Assessment
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.4: From Good Questions to Useful Answers: Knowledge Translation of Public Library Research
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.5: Leave the Mess: Embracing the Untidiness of Qualitative Research
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2:35pm • Breakout 5.6: How Do We Know What They Know?: Critical Approaches to Youth Services Research
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3:50pm • Break
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.1: Youth Services in LIS: Celebrating a plurality of perspectives
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.2: How do or can we transcend beyond the Innovative to Transformative? - Asking the Bold Question!
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.3: “Lots of my questions I’ve answered before I even knew I had a question”; Information practice among trans South Carolinians”
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.3: “Am I the Only One?”: Menopause, Peer Support, and the Role of Anonymous Online Communities
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.3: Constructions of Cognitive Authority in a Vaccine-Hesitant Facebook Affinity Group
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.4: BePraX: A Pedagogical Meta-Umbrella for Information Behavior, Practice, and Experience
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.4: Fugitive Epistemology: Reframing What Counts as Information in Library and Information Science
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.4: The Bad Questions: Interrogatory Epistemic Injustice and The Limits of Performative Inquiry
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.5: What Comes After? Hope, Resilience, and Acceptance in Teaching LIS Sustainability
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4:20pm • Breakout 6.6: Dissertation Type? Other! : Supporting and Sustaining Non-traditional Dissertation Approaches
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5:45pm • Works In Progress Poster Session & Reception
