LIS Associate Professor Andrew Wertheimer gave a keynote address at the at the Bishop Museum on the history of our library association. LIS students and full-time and adjunct faculty giving talks included:
- Carina Chernisky, 鈥淏olstering OER Efforts: Developing a Collection of Support Resources for 糖心Vlog官方 Faculty鈥
- Stanislava Gardasevic, 鈥淟ibrary Metadata and Technologies Through Time鈥
- Rich Gazan, 鈥淗ow Information Flows: LIS and the Co-Creation of the New School of Communication & Information鈥
- Ikaika Keliiliki and Kylee Munro, 鈥淚 N膩 Au o Ka 鈥業ke – In the Currents of Knowledge.鈥
- Stephanie Robertson, 鈥淧ast, Present, Future of Low-Cost Materials: Creating Access to Encourage Life-Long Learning in the Academic Library鈥
- Jessika Ross, 鈥淧rinting in Another Dimension: 3D Printing at the MCBH Library”
- Kapena Shim, 鈥淰oyage Across Time – The Eddie Kamae Songbook: A Musical Journey鈥
- Danielle Todd, 鈥淣avigating Librarianship Through the HLA Mentoring Program.鈥
Several other students took part in poster presentations, including Timothy Buckley, Kate Marsi, Kylee Munro, Jessika Ross, as well as adjunct faculty member Gwen Sinclair. LIS Professor Emerita Violet Harada and Instructor Meera Garud served on the organizing committee, and the LIS Program was a conference sponsor.
