The University of Hawai驶i at M膩noa Library and Information Science (LIS) program is proud to announce a strong student presence at the , taking place this week in Hilo (Nov. 10-14). Showcasing the future of our profession, our LIS graduate students are making significant contributions to the statewide dialogue through engaging breakout sessions, dynamic poster presentations, and active professional participation. This vibrant representation highlights our program’s commitment to community-engaged scholarship, digital inclusion, and innovative library services across Hawai驶i and beyond.
Breakout sessions
- LIS students Corri Beadle and Alyssa (Aly) Lau, along with librarians Kapena Shim and Alyssa (驶膧nela) Purcell presented 鈥溾
- 驶Aulani Wagner and Kainani Wagner presented
- Chi-Yuen Wu presented 鈥溾
Poster presentations
- Krickette Pacubas 鈥溾
- Munju Kim 鈥溾
- 驶Aulani Wagner 鈥溾
- Tyler Shipley 鈥溾
- Donghyun Kim 鈥溾
- Jasroop Singh Sarana 鈥溾
- Anayah Tora 鈥溾
Conference Attendees
- Terry Ann Cooper, Sachi Detreaux, Connor Findley, Auli驶i Ludington, Makayla Ramos, Claire Venery
As our students take the stage in Hilo, their participation underscores the core mission of the 糖心视频 M膩noa LIS program: bridging theory and practice to serve our diverse island communities. Whether leading discussions in breakout sessions, sharing visual insights through poster displays, or building professional networks with colleagues from across the state, our graduate students continue to demonstrate exceptional leadership and passion for the field. We are immensely proud to see them representing our program and shaping the future of librarianship in Hawai驶i!
