Be ready to interact with and learn from our experienced and practical speakers! The Computers in Libraries conference attracts the best and the brightest. Meet and hear from the leaders in the information industry in all types of environments.
Alliemarie Humphries
— Library Supervisor, User Access, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Terra Jacobson
— Dean of Learning Resources, Academic Affairs, Moraine Valley Community College, Dominican University
Jeremy Johannesen
— Executive Director, Chief Officers of State Library Agencies - COSLA
Wesley Johnson
— IT Technician/Library Associate, Daviess County Public Library
Joyce Johnston
— Adjunct Professor, English Dept., George Mason University, AASL, Virginia ASL, NCTE, MLA
Barbie E. Keiser
— President, Barbie E. Keiser, Inc., Northern Virginia Community College
David Lee King
— Digital Services Director, Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Delaney Knapp
— Community Resource Librarian, Olin College of Engineering
Eric Kokke
— Director, GO | School for Information
Meghan Kowalski
— Outreach & Reference Librarian, University of the District of Columbia
Michael LaMagna
— Information Literacy Program & Library Services Coordinator; Professor of Library Services, Delaware County Community College
Cyndee Landrum
— Allen Smith Scholar-in-Residence, Simmons University School of Library and Information Science
Elaine Lasda
— Strategic Initiatives Coordinator, University at Albany Libraries, SUNY
Fleur Levitz
— Principal Consultant, FDL Consulting NYC LLC, & former Data Governance executive on Wall Street, Senior Management Consultant & Data Governance Practice Lead, IBM
Dan Russell
— Free Range Research Scientist; and Google Principal Scientist UX Researcher, Google Labs, Stanford University, Author, "The Joy of Search"
Qaddafi Sabree
— Emerging Technologies Librarian, Howard University
Austin Stroud
— Lecturer, Indiana University Indianapolis
Patrick "PC" Sweeney
— Deputy Director, EveryLibrary Institute: Digital Director,, Co-Author, How to Win Elections & Influence Politicians for Library Funding and Before the Ballot: Building Support for Library Funding