Posts by lydmiddleton1
New from Information Matters, November 2024
New from Information Matters, November 2024 Check out the newest articles from Information Matters (IM), ASIS&T’s digital-only communication translational forum for information science, bringing relevant and current research evidence and industry developments, news, and opinion to a global public audience free of charge. Sign up for our weekly newsletters from IM. Erasing Individuality: The Uncanny Undertone of AI Writing…
Read MoreChapter News, November 2024
Chapter News, November 2024 Asia Chapter Congratulations to the new Chapter officers for 2024-2025, Chair Zhenjia Fan and Chair-elect Shaobo Liang. Europe Chapter Our chapter has begun planning events for the year ahead but is still in need of a Treasurer for 2024-2025. The role essentially entails a few emails to ASIST to use our…
Read MoreSIG News, November 2024
SIG News, November 2024 SIG-AH /Â SIG-VIS SIG-AH and SIG-VIS have decided to merge to form SIG-Arts & Visual Cultures (SIG-AVC). Travis Wagner will serve as Chair of the SIG for the 2024-2025 year. If you are interested in running to serve as Chair-Elect, please contact Lydia Middleton not later than November 30, 2024. SIG-CMR…
Read MoreUpcoming Webinars and Events
Upcoming Webinars and Events ASIS&T Webinars, your source for online live and on-demand content created by the Association for Information Science & Technology, are free to ASIS&T members. Our webinars connect you with experts and global thought leaders in information science, management, and business on relevant professional issues. Webinar:Â Evidence Doesn’t Speak for Itself Presenter: Sue…
Read MoreAffiliated Organization News, November 2024
Affiliated Organization News, November 2024 IFLA Library History SIG- Call for Book Chapter Proposals Deadline for Proposals: December 15, 2024 Full chapters will be due in April of 2026. The book will be published in 2027 by De Gruyter academic publishing Read more about the Call for Proposals. International Journal on Digital Libraries International Journal…
Read MoreFrom Your Executive Director, September 2024
From Your Executive Director, September 2024 Dear Colleagues, What an exciting time it has been here at ASIS&T Central! Today I had the pleasure of orienting our new incoming Board Members, Lu An and Timothy Dickey, and immediately after that we had the ASIS&T President’s Lecture with David Lankes. What a great presentation that was!…
Read MoreGovernance Update, September 2024
Governance Update, September 2024 The Board of Directors met on July 29, 2024 via Zoom. In attendance were; Crystal Fulton, PhD (President); Ian Ruthven, PhD (President-Elect); Abebe Rorissa, PhD (Past-President); Chris Cunningham, PhD, (Treasurer); Joan Bartlett, PhD; Maria Bonn, PhD; Tina Du, PhD; Bhakti Gala, PhD; Lisa Hussey, PhD; Aylen Imeri, PhD; Luanne Sinnamon, PhD;…
Read More2024 ASIS&T President’s Lecture
2024 ASIS&T President’s Lecture Demons, Determinism, and Divining the Future of Information Science Download Lecture Download Slides
Read MoreGreyson to Receive Inaugural 2024 Impact Award
Greyson to Receive Inaugural 2024 Impact Award The Association for Information Science & Technology (ASIS&T) is delighted to announce that Devon Greyson of the University of British Columbia will receive the 2024 ASIS&T Research Impact Award sponsored by Rutgers University. The award makes more visible the dimensions of the societal contribution of Information Science and…
Read MoreMedia Ruins Wins ASIS&T Best Information Science Book Award
Media Ruins Wins ASIS&T Best Information Science Book Award Maggie Jack The Association for Information Science & Technology (ASIS&T) is delighted to announce Media Ruins: Cambodian Postwar Media Reconstruction and the Geopolitics of Technology, written by Margaret Jack and published by MIT Press is the recipient of the ASIS&T Best Information Science Book Award for 2024.…
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