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Episode Description

This episode is a compilation clips from amazing library professionals that we met at the conference and asked them questions about what it was like being at a professional conference, how they prepare for a conference, how they network other things like that. A huge thank you to our guests for their fabulous insight and willingness to share it!

Show Notes (pictures on Substack only)

Mentioned in this Episode

* Shine in a Good Way Shop (mentioned by Cassy Leeport): https://shineinagoodway.com/

* TLAM course at UW Madison (mentioned by Cassy Leeport): https://researchguides.library.wisc.edu/c.php?g=1293565&p=9584934

* Evidence Synthesis Institute (mentioned by Melissa Ernst): https://www.lib.umn.edu/about/evidence-synthesis-institute

* Library Trends (mentioned by Melissa Wong): https://www.press.jhu.edu/journals/library-trends

* Owamni Restaurant (mentioned by Patrick Leeport): https://owamni.com/

* Easton’s book: forthcoming!

* Ruha Benjamin (opening keynote): https://www.ruhabenjamin.com/

* Saeed Jones (closing keynote): https://www.readsaeedjones.com/

The music in our intro/outro is “Old Friends from Manhattan” by White_Music on Pixabay.

Thank you to CELEB for letting us use their amazing podcasting studio: https://www.beloit.edu/celeb/

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