IASSIST 2026 - Championing Data: Data Professionals at the Nexus

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Tuesday, 2 June 2026
11:00-12:00

Opening remarks and welcome from IASSIST President Bobray Bordelon followed by plenary talk from Lynda Kellam, Snyder-Granader Director of Research Data & Digital Scholarship at University of Pennsylvania Libraries and Director of Data Rescue Project.
12:00-12:50
Session A
At the NexusData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data LiteracyTeaching & Data Literacy
Session Chair: Alicia Hofelich Mohr, University of MinnesotaChampioning Data Accessibility: Guidance For Accessible Data and Data RepositoriesChristine Nieman Hislop; Sarah Weirich; Kristin BrineyOpen For Whom? Data Accessibility and Inclusion In Research Data ManagementAnja Perry; Nadine Neute; Andreas ChristIntroducing The "Data Advocacy For All" Toolkit: Curated Resources To Support Critical Data Education For Social ChangeCameron Blevins; Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara; Laurie Gries; David Glimp; Nathan Pieplow; Aditya Ranganath; John Tinnell; Lore Whittemore Session Chair: Paul Bern, Syracuse UniversityDeveloping A Metadata and Documentation Ecosystem To Enable Research Through Uk Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (uk Llc)Katharine Evans; Richard Thomas; Alex Wood; Samuel NealeWhat’s New In Coretrustseal: Community-Led Requirement Updates For 2026–2028Olivier Rouchon; Tuomas Alatera; Maja Dolinar; Maaike Verburg; Jared LyleAutomation and The Migration of Data In An Air-Gapped EnvironmentJoseph Barbour; Cassia Smith; Joan Nolan; Blessious Phiri Session Chair: Meryl Brodsky, University of Texas AustinA Resource On Data Practices: The Turing WayEsther Plomp; Emma Karoune; Denise BiancoFrom Policy To Practice: Building A Data Management Learning Hub For Diverse Data TypesMaureen Haaker; Cristina Magder; Hina Zahid; Liz Smy; Natalie ClubbLaunching An Research Data Management Toolkit: Creating and Adapting Oer In and Across ContextsRobyn Stobbs; Tanya NguyenTurning Demands Into Practice: Rdm Compas Survey Evidence To Strengthen Rdm Professionals TrainingEkaterina Chicherina; Lisa Spitzer; Katarina Blask; Olivier Rouquette Session Chair: Amy O'Hara, Georgetown University“Fireside Chat” On Data-Related CareersAmy O'Hara; Beth Jarosz
13:00-13:50
Discussion Session 1: IASSIST Regional Breakouts
Session Chair: Winny Nekesa, Uganda National Social Security Fund

IASSIST organizes some of its work by the geographical locations of its membership. Whether you're a member or not (yet), please join in region-based networking conversations on the opening day of the conference!

 Session Chair: Kenji Ishida, University of Tokyo

IASSIST organizes some of its work by the geographical locations of its membership. Whether you're a member or not (yet), please join in region-based networking conversations on the opening day of the conference!

 Session Chair: Carla Graebner, Simon Fraser University

IASSIST organizes some of its work by the geographical locations of its membership. Whether you're a member or not (yet), please join in region-based networking conversations on the opening day of the conference!

 Session Chair: David Schiller, UAS Grisons

IASSIST organizes some of its work by the geographical locations of its membership. Whether you're a member or not (yet), please join in region-based networking conversations on the opening day of the conference!

 Session Chair: Maggie Marchant, Brigham Young University

IASSIST organizes some of its work by the geographical locations of its membership. Whether you're a member or not (yet), please join in region-based networking conversations on the opening day of the conference!
14:00-14:50
Session B
Generative AI & AutomationAt the NexusData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data Literacy
Session Chair: Mary Carter, Princeton UniversityAugmenting Archival Data: Using Ai To Enhance Discovery and Access Through Automated Data ExtractionAaron PahlBefore and After: Collecting and Analyzing Time Expenditure Data To Assess Impact of Human-In-The-Loop Generative Ai On Routine User Support For Economic Data ServicesScott St. LouisData Cleaning With Llms: An Evaluation of ConsistencyClaudia Engel; James CapobiancoApproaching The Black Box: Teaching The Process of Ai Training Data CreationLubov McKone Session Chair: Dylanne Dearborn, University of TorontoOpen Science Practices In Sociology and Political Science JournalsAnja Perry; Wolfgang Zenk-MöltgenAnonymized, But Vulnerable: Developing A Better Checklist For Traumatic Stress DataKristi Thompson; Nancy Kassam-AdamsOperationalizing Fair Principles With Jupyter NotebooksJohanna Ganglbauer; Melanie BrasherData Sharing Practices In A Collaborative Research Environment: The Case of The Brain-Computer Interface FieldKrystyna Matusiak; Dominik Piotrowski ; Veslava Osinska Session Chair: David Schiller, UAS GrisonsReusable Metadata At Scale: A Practical Introduction To The Icpsr Metadata Export ApiMike Shallcross; Megan Chenoweth; Jared LyleEmerging Trends In Canadian Research Data Management: Highlights From The 2025 Rdm Capacity SurveyAlexandra Cooper; Lucia Costanzo; Elizabeth Lartey; Tracy Sallaway; Minglu WangVariable-Level Data Documentation: Why and HowCassia SmithIt Takes A Federation: Building Frdr Through National Partnership and CollaborationNeha Milan Session Chair: Michele Hayslett, University of North Carolina, Chapel HillData Librarians Unleashed: Favorite Sources, Fierce InsightsMichele Hayslett; Bobray Bordelon; Jim Church; Jeremy Darrington; Ofira Schwartz
15:00-15:50
Session C
Data StoriesAt the NexusData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data Literacy
Session Chair: Bobray Bordelon, Princeton UniversityMaking It Shine: Using Open Source Shiny For Discovery of Lgbtq+ Data SourcesKevin Manuel; Mary Carter; Jonas ReckerReconstructing A Century of Data: Transcription of Annual Reports From Alabama State HospitalsTricia Martone; Lily Plowden; Marla HertzFour Decades of Social Weather Stations Surveys: An Archival Treasure of Philippine Public OpinionJosefina Mar; Gerardo SandovalBusiness Trends and Outlook Survey: High Frequency Data From CensusJennifer Boettcher Session Chair: Tuomas Alatera, Finnish Social Science Data ArchiveWhen The Data Disappears: Adapting Reference and Instruction To Current Government Data AvailabilityWhitney KramerCutting Deep: Maintaining A Licensed Data Collection Amid Abrupt and Unexpected Collections Budget ReductionsAnnelise SklarAnticipatory Maintenance and Emergency Curation: Rethinking The Data Rescue MovementLaura Rothfritz Session Chair: Winny Nekesa, Uganda National Social Security FundDouble The Language, Double The Fun: Sustainability Efforts In Bilingual Data RepositoriesAlyssa ConlonExpanding The Data Diversity On Jdcat: Promoting Research Data Reuse Across Disciplines In JapanSae Taniguchi; Keiko Tanaka; Masayuki Shioya; Sayaka Terezawa; Yasuyuki MinamiyamaTackling Data Archival and Management Using A Centralized SystemGene WangChampioning Data Through Inclusive, National Dri: The Canadian Research Data PlatformGraham Jensen; Cj Woodford; Marshall Gunter; Felipe Pérez Jvostov Session Chair: Stephanie Labou, University of California San DiegoNavigating The Data Universe Together: Topics For New (and Not So New) ProfessionalsStephanie Labou; Julie Marcoux; Barbara Esty
16:00-17:00

Join for a social hour of the game Codenames. When the event is underway, a game code will be shared to join the IASSIST session(s).
Wednesday, 3 June 2026
09:00-10:00

Speaker: Margaret Levenstein, Director of ICPSR and Professor in the School of Information, Research Professor in the Institute for Social Research, and Adjunct Professor of Business Economics, University of Michigan.
10:00-10:50
Session D
Generative AI & AutomationAt the NexusTeaching & Data LiteracyAt the Nexus
Session Chair: Tatiana Zaraiskaya, University of New BrunswickLibrarians As Champions of Epistemic Justice: Ethical Dataset Vetting In Ai-Mediated Data Systems Through The Library–ai Handshake Model *cancelledOluwabunmi Dorcas Bakare-FatungaseData-Centric Ai and The Future of Research: Rethinking The Role of RdmAuriane MarmierMaking The Hard Sell: Teaching Against The Inevitability Narrative of AiCarol ChoiAn Ai-Assisted Self-Building Protest DatabaseJohannes Gruber; Corinna Hertweck; Marius Sältzer Session Chair: Megan Chenoweth, University of MichiganMapping Global Research On Synthetic Data: A Bibliometric AnalysisSiddiqah Olatope Oyedokun ; Abiodun Olusegun Odunewu; Sunday Olabisi OlatunjiUtilizing Python For Analyzing Scholarly Open Access Usage DataJohn MartinezEmerging Difficulties In Working With DataFlavio BonifacioSupporting Safe Synthetic Data Release: Uk Data Service Workflows, Standards, and Community PracticeMaureen Haaker; Jools Kasmire; Cristina Magder; Melissa A Ogwayo; Hina Zahid Session Chair: Terrence Bennett, The College of New JerseySelf-Efficacy In Online Asynchronous Graduate Students: Data Literacy As A Component For Academic SuccessSohna Shook; Abby Johnson; Lisa ScotchBuilding Census Data Literacy Through Open Asynchronous Training ResourcesPlacide AbasabanyeMeeting Users Where They Are: Online Drop-Ins As A Training Resource For Data UsersAlle Bloom; Pierre WalthéryUk Data Service Moodle: A Snapshot and What’s NextSarah King-Hele Session Chair: Lynda Kellam, University of PennsylvaniaManaging Through Crisis: Supervising Data Librarians In Uncertain TimesLynda Kellam; Joel Herndon; Mara Blake; Jungwon Yang; Jennifer Moore
11:00-11:50
Discussion Session 2
Session Chair: Bruce Boucek, Harvard University

The central purpose of the IASSIST-Geo interest group is to create a network for members focused on issues of geospatial data as related to the social sciences. Expected outcomes include developing a connected and informed group, opportunities for professional development through training, shared professional tools, resources for all IASSIST members to make use of, both members and non-members of the IG, and an elevated awareness of social sciences and place.

 Session Chair: Todd Quinn, University of New Mexico

This mission of the Representation in Data Interest Group is to provide resources and educational opportunities to better recognize, acknowledge, and combat inherent biases in the creation, collection, and use of data for the study of discrimination.
12:00-12:50
Session E
Generative AI & AutomationAt the NexusData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data Literacy
Session Chair: Nathaniel Porter, Virginia TechTaking A Data Dive: A Comparative Pilot Study of Students Engaged Learning Via Applying Machine-Driven and Mind-Driven Coding Methods To Analyze Qualitative Interview DataMandy Swygart-HobaughTeaching Qualitative Data Analysis In The Age of AiJoshua EisenstatWhat Happens At The Nexus of Qualitative Research and Artificial IntelligenceJessica Hagman Session Chair: Ofira Schwartz, Princeton UniversityWhen Data Met Librarians: A Canadian Data StoryElizabeth Hill Elizabeth Hill; Siobhan Hanratty; Alexandra CooperData Competencies For Liaison Librarians: Report On A Scoping ReviewMeryl Brodsky; Hannah Chapman TrippReassessing Assessment: Student Privacy and Library Data Use In Learning AnalyticsLaura PalumboReshaping Privacy: Ai's New Demands On Data LibrarianshipJanina Mueller Session Chair: Wolfgang Zenk-Möltgen, GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social SciencesDdi Products For A Variety of Data NeedsJulie Lenoir; Jennifer ZeigerManaging Metadata Diversity In Longitudinal Studies: Lessons From The Nacda Portal's Ddi-L ImplementationKathryn Lavender; Jennifer Zeiger; Seoyoun KimA New Look At MetadataDan Gillman; Pascal Heus Session Chair: Whitney Kramer, Cornell UniversityR For Social Science Librarians and Data StewardsWhitney Kramer; Gabriella Evergreen; Florio Arguillas
13:00-13:50
Session F
At the NexusData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data LiteracyAt the Nexus
Session Chair: Kevin Manuel, Toronto Metropolitan UniversityData Sovereignty Meets Open Access - Insights For Research Data Management Support At Uh MānoaHejin Shin; Shawna Taylor#befairandcare: How The Local Contexts Tools Support Indigenous Data SovereigntyCorrie Roe; Emily SanthanamHonouring Indigenous Data Sovereignty In Ceremony and Practice: The Silr Data Sovereignty Declaration and Care Taking DirectivesJames Doiron; Davina Rousell; Elmer Ghostkeeper; Sean Luyk; Leah VanderjagtRelational Accountability In Data Curation and Infrastructure: Supporting Indigenous Data NeedsJoshua W. Brown; Sebastian Karcher; Dessi Kirilova; Gabriella Lagatella; Chris Teuton; David Strand; Sandy Littletree; Carole Palmer Session Chair: David Schiller, UAS GrisonsUnlocking Archival Stories: Ipums Document Collection Use CasesDiana L. MagnusonPreservation In Practice: Moving Social Science Data From Cd-Roms To Sustainable AccessMiranda IrizarryCollaborative Preservation: Understanding Needs of Researchers For Future ReuseAmanda Tomé; Robyn Stobbs; Meaghan Peuramaki-Brown; Shabnam Inanloo DailooFrom Hot Mess To Usable Data: Rehabilitating Entomological Data From The Early 1900sSandi Caldrone; Bethany Anderson; Marcella Lees Session Chair: Ben Chiewphasa, Columbia UniversityData Literacy Workshops In The Library: Training Students As The Next Generation of Data WizardsMaggie Marchant; Adam Griggs; Paul Robbins; Ellen AmatangeloPartnership and Practice: Implementing A Comprehensive Data Support Model For Student SuccessCarrie Pirmann; Katie AkatehPartnering To Visualize Collaborations Using Persistent Identifiers: A Work-Integrated Learning ProjectElizabeth Stregger; Nikolas Lamarre; Stephen J. GeierRedefining Primary Sources As Data: Introducing Information Studies Practice In A Graduate History CourseAbbie Norris-Davidson Session Chair: Kelsey Badger, Ohio State UniversityFrom 2023 To Now: Adapting Research Data Services In An Era of Ai and Academic InstabilityKelsey Badger; Ethan Fridmanski; Monique Grenier; Emily Meanwell
Thursday, 4 June 2026
11:00-12:00

Speaker: Katie Genadek, economist and the director of the Decennial Census Digitization and Linkage (DCDL) project at the U.S. Census Bureau and faculty research associate at the Institute for Behavioral Science at the University of Colorado - Boulder.
12:00-12:50
Session G
Data StoriesData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data LiteracyAt the Nexus
Session Chair: Marla Hertz, University of Alabama at BirminghamCreating The Tourodata Research Data Catalog: Gathering Data Records Across A Global University SystemKatharine Tepper; David Trillo; Sherli ChenthittayilMind The Gaps: Analyzing Data Deposits To Assess Coverage In A National Social Science RepositoryMarieke Heers; Pedro AraujoEnsuring Integrity In Self-Curated Collections: 12 Years of Reshare At The Uk Data ServiceVlad Voina10 Years of Data: Celebrating The Impact of An Institutional Data CatalogUmmea Urmi; Rebecca Kaplan; Ian Lamb; Michelle Yee; Nicole Contaxis Session Chair: Vaidas Morkevicius, Kaunas University of TechnologyResearch Project Management: A Case Study On File OrganizationMelanie BrasherSupporting Sensitive Research Data Management In Québec: Challenges and Opportunities For Librarians and Data ProfessionalsAlisa Rod; Caroline Baril; Teresa Bascik; Stephanie Pham-DangBuilding Computational Capacity Among Global Data Service Staff: A Focus Group Analysis To Inform Learning Module DesignSarwat Qureshi; Vanessa Higgins; Jennifer Buckley; Jools KasmireWalking The Walk: A Replication Study In Data ManagementJanet Rothney Session Chair: Bobray Bordelon, Princeton UniversityTeaching Boardex: Making Boardex Via Wrds Accessible To Undergraduate and Graduate StudentsJohn CocklinInvestigating The Gap Between Advance Registrations and Attendance At Library Workshops: An Evidence-Based Scheduling StoryGiovanna Badia; Emily MackenzieAn Evidence-Based Approach To Developing Metadata TrainingClaudia Alioto; Sarah White; Becky Oldroyd; Kate Reed; Hayley Mills; Jon JohnsonLibraries and Librarians Bridging The Gap In Enhancing Digital Literacy and Inclusive Education For Pre-Service Teachers: A Mixed-Methods StudyAdetoun Oyelude; Oluchi Okere Session Chair: Lynda Kellam, University of PennsylvaniaFrom Emergency To Infrastructure: Building A Data Rescue ToolkitLynda Kellam; Halle Burns
13:00-13:50
Discussion Session 3
Session Chair: Hd McKay, Vanderbilt University

This group’s mission is to build community and share experiences and insights on data acquisition and its challenges, such as licensing, storing, curating and providing access.

 Session Chair: Jessica Hagman, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

The central purpose of the IASSIST Qualitative Social Science and Humanities Data Interest Group is to bring together researchers and those working in data infrastructure to share and create resources to support good management and use of qualitative data throughout the data lifecycle. We aim to connect an informed group of professionals working with qualitative data, raise awareness about key issues in qualitative research, provide opportunities for professional development, and create resources for all IASSIST members to better understand working with qualitative data.
14:00-14:50
Session H
At the NexusData StoriesData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data Literacy
Session Chair: Lucia Costanzo, University of GuelphFrom Questions To Toolkit: Assessing Instrument and Facility Pids Knowledge At Academic InstitutionsMoira Downey; Kassidy Hof-Mahoney; Lauren Phegley; Sarah SiddiquiFrom Policy Mandates To Editorial Policies: Data Consultation As Infrastructure For Publisher-Ready Fair PracticeMaja Dolinar; Janez Štebe; Ana InkretOpen Source As Institutional Infrastructure: Lessons From The Uc Ospo NetworkTim DennisStatistics Micro Workshop SeriesLindsay Plater Session Chair: Hd McKay, Vanderbilt UniversityMaking The Invisible, Visible: Using Data Storytelling To Promote Systems Work In The Academic LibraryHalie KernsData Management Dashboards: A Harvard University Case Study Using Coldfront and StarfishSarah MarcheseUsing Dmp Evaluation To Strengthen Data Services At An R1 Institution: An Analysis of Nsf-Funded Research At UtaRubab Shahzad; Ezra Katie Pierce Farrier; Anette Moreno-LozanoHow To Win Friends and Influence Data Administrators: Linking Research Data As A Bridge Building ExerciseDeborah Caldwell; Sephra Byrne; Whitney Johnson-Freeman Session Chair: Natalie Williams, Digital Research Alliance of CanadaStrategies and Tools For Curating Large DatasetsNatalie Williams; Tamanna Moharana; Laura Gerlitz; Daniel Manrique-Castano Session Chair: Summer Mengarelli, University of Notre DameTaking Patrons Behind The Curtain: Introducing Researchers To ApisSummer Mengarelli; Dan Johnson
15:00-15:50
Session I
Generative AI & AutomationData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsAt the NexusTeaching & Data Literacy
Session Chair: Kate Barron, Stanford UniversityWhen Infrastructure Promises Automation But Delivers Manual Labor: The Hidden Cost of Broken Research Data SystemsLindsay GypinEnhancing Icpsr’s Subject Thesaurus For The Artificial Intelligence EraMegan Chenoweth; Jared LyleAddressing Data Findability and Data Citations With The Data GathererNicole Contaxis; Pietro Marini ; Juliana Freire Session Chair: Gabriele Hayden, University of OregonChampioning Qualitative Data: Leveraging Open-Source Tools For Ethical and Collaborative AnalysisLina M. HarperBridging Numbers and Multimodal Data: Advancing Metadata Standards For Qualitative and Mixed DataNoemi Betancort CabreraTesting Real-World Qualitative Data Interoperability: Refi-Qda At 7Nathaniel Porter; Faika Jan Session Chair: Bruce Boucek, Harvard UniversityEmerging Trends and Challenges In Geospatial Data ServicesBruce Boucek; Paxton Lajoie; Belle Lipton; Frank Donnelly Session Chair: Tim Dennis, University of California Los AngelesChampioning Data Literacy Through Networked Communities: Multi-Campus Carpentries ModelsTim Dennis; Scott Peterson; Jose Niño Muriel; Kristi Liu
16:00-17:00

Join for a social hour of game playing. When the event is underway, a game code will be shared to join the IASSIST session(s).
Friday, 5 June 2026
11:00-12:30

Come and learn about the activities of IASSIST during the past year and looking to the future.  We want your input!
13:00-13:50
Session J
At the NexusData StoriesData Management, Metadata, & PlatformsTeaching & Data Literacy
Session Chair: Laurence Horton, UK Digital Curation CentreSurfeit of Sources: Appraising Data Management Books For LibrariansAbigail Goben; Kristin BrineyAssessing and Strengthening The Computational Skills of Uk Data Service Staff.Vanessa Higgins; Jools Kasmire; Jennifer Buckley; Sarwat QureshiChampioning Sustainable Data Services: Strategic Scoping As AdvocacyMikala Narlock; Isaac WinkData Collections Need A Dictionary, Too.Carol Choi Session Chair: Nathaniel Porter, Virginia TechDeveloping Ethical Frameworks For Community Research DataDanica Evering; Niloofar Hooman; Isaac PrattForum4mica - Online Discussion Forum On Research Data In The Social, Behavioral, Educational and Economic SciencesMartina Baumann; Daniel FußThe Establishment of The Portuguese Data Stewards NetworkAndré Vieira; Clara Boavida; João Cardoso; João Castro; Maria Tomasino; Pedro Príncipe; Salima RehemtulaCollaborating From The Middle: Cultivating Everyday Practices From Within For Fulfilling Partnerships BeyondE. m. Durham; Scout Calvert Session Chair: Tatiana Zaraiskaya, University of New BrunswickFrom Open To Controlled: A Five Safes Data Access Spectrum At The Uk Data ServiceCristina MagderTesting A Third-Party Tre Infrastructure For Federated Access To Sensitive Data. The Ukds-Sane and Gesis-Sane PilotsBeate Lichtwardt; Deborah Wiltshire; Olivier Rouquette; Cristina MagderGuardians of The Digital Realm: Ensuring Trust In The Data Horizon*cancelledKolawole Aramide; Folasade AramideRegressions, Observations, and Figures, Oh My! An Exploration of Ukds Securelab Output RequestsAllison R. B. Tyler; James Rayner Session Chair: Michele Hayslett, University of North Carolina, Chapel HillTurning Research Into A Story Editors Want To ReadMichele Hayslett; Ofira Schwartz-Soicher; Kristi Thompson
14:00-14:50
Discussion Session 4: Birds-of-a-Feather

Topic ideas will be solicited and voted on throughout the conference. During this discussion session, rooms will be created to chat about the most popular of these selected topics.
15:00-15:50
Session K
Data StoriesTeaching & Data LiteracyData Management, Metadata, & Platforms
Session Chair: Lynda Kellam, University of PennsylvaniaData-Driven Characterization of Medline Indexing Practices Using Open-Source and Publicly Available ToolsEmma Garlock; Alexandre Amar-ZifkinIdentifying and Linking Individuals Participating In Multiple Longitudinal Population Studies In The Uk Longitudinal Linkage CollaborationSamuel Neale; Richard Thomas; Hazel Lockhart-Jones; Chris Orton; Simon Thompson; Andy BoydIgniting Data and Making Literacies: The Data Storytelling ChallengeAlexandra Wong; Ted Belke; Lana YuanLeveraging The 30 Day Map Challenge As A Pedagogical ToolBruce Boucek Session Chair: Rashelle Nagar, Stanford UniversityChampioning Data Training Through Micro-Credentials: Project-Based R Short CoursesOzlem TuncelData Drips: The First CupAlparslan OzturkTeaching Practical Data Skills Through Tools: Takeaways From Piloting A Collaborative Workshop SeriesGabriella Evergreen; Lencia McKee Session Chair: Irena Vipavc Brvar, Slovenian Social Science Data ArchivesManaging and Disseminating Sensitive Data In Ssh: Lessons From Cessda National Service ProvidersIrena Vipavc Brvar; Sonja Bezjak; Deborah Wiltshire; Brian Kleiner; Alexandra Stam
16:00-17:00

A look back at the conference that was and a look ahead at IASSIST 2027.