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Emily Clark

Acadia University Library
Access Services Assistant
Wolfville

https://instagram.com/emilylclarkartist/

Emily Clark is an Access Services Assistant at Acadia University and a certified Artist Educator who specializes in Visual Arts. She shares her passion for art through teaching workshops, while also raising awareness about the beneficial impacts that creative activities have on mental and physical health. Emily has a BA in Sociology from Acadia University and is currently working on a Masters in Library Science through the University of Alberta.

8:30am ADT

Registration Desk is Open Wu Centre Lobby

7:00pm ADT

Welcome Reception Beaverbrook Art Gallery

9:00am ADT

APLA President's Welcome Wu Centre, Kent Auditorium

9:20am ADT

Opening Keynote: Artificial Intelligence and Libraries: Beyond the Hype and Towards the Opportunities and the Challenges Wu Centre, Kent AuditoriumMichael Ridley

11:00am ADT

Library Publishing in Atlantic Canada Wu Centre, Aitken RoomLise Brin • Patrick Gamsby • Roger Gillis • Meghan Landry • Erik Moore

12:00pm ADT

Lunch - Sponsors: Bibliotheca, Gale/Cengage, Library Services Centre, Ven-Rez Products Wu Centre Lobby and Chancellor's Room

1:30pm ADT

More Than a House of Books: Dynamic Libraries Through Improved Physical Spaces Wu Centre, Aitken RoomStephanie Furrow • Tyler Griffin • Sarah Kilfoil

2:30pm ADT

Slow-LI: Individualized Research Instruction in an Academic Library Wu Centre, Room 208Alex Goudreau • Joanne Smyth

2:55pm ADT

Embedded in a 4th year Business Class: Perspectives from a Teaching Partnership Wu Centre, Room 208Alex Goudreau • Ryan MacNeil • Britanie Wentzell

3:30pm ADT

Refreshment Break - Sponsored by Elsevier Wu Centre Lobby and Chancellor's Room

4:00pm ADT

The Million Image Mountain: Challenges Faced Post-Capture in Bulk Digitization Wu Centre, Room 204James MacKenzie • Jacob Sanford

8:00am ADT

Hot Breakfast Courtesy of CAUL-CBUA - All Attendees Welcome! Wu Centre Lobby and Chancellor's Room

9:00am ADT

Libraries as Cultural Centres: Connecting with Communities through the Arts Wu Centre, Room 208Julia Stewart • Jeannie Bail • Chantale Bellemare • Marc Bragdon • Nancy Morin • Lisa Anne Ross • Natalie Sappier

10:00am ADT

Refreshment Break Wu Centre Lobby and Chancellor's Room

10:30am ADT

Storytent: An Outreach Initiative Wu Centre, Aitken RoomSophie Doiron • Katherine Laprade • Catherine Vienneau LeClair

11:30am ADT

Making More of Modules: Information Literacy Library Flavour—M. M. M. … it’s good! Wu Centre, Room 204Louise Mould • Alicia McLaughlin • Aggie Sliwka

12:00pm ADT

Blogging, Mapping, and Guiding the Way to Historical Collections Wu Centre, Room 204Louise Mould • Leah Grandy

12:30pm ADT

Lunch - Sponsored by Cambridge University Press, Carr McLean Limited, Recorded Books Wu Centre Lobby and Chancellor's Room

6:30pm ADT

APLA 100 Social Charlotte Street Arts Centre

9:00am ADT

On Loan in New Brunswick Libraries – Skills, Culture, Tools and Experiences Wu Centre, Aitken RoomMathieu Lanteigne • Tyler Griffin • Sarah Kilfoil

10:00am ADT

Refreshment Break Wu Centre Lobby and Chancellor's Room

10:30am ADT

Closing Remarks (APLA President and/or Conference Chairs) Wu Centre, Kent Auditorium

10:40am ADT

Closing Keynote Address: Whispers of Mermaids and Library Things Wu Centre, Kent AuditoriumSheree Fitch

12:00pm ADT

Lunch (to go) Wu Centre Lobby