Ali is a Research and Scholarship Librarian at the University of Guelph, in the traditional territory of the Attawandaron/Neutral People. In this role, she educates and liaises with the university community on copyright, scholarly publishing, and research metrics. Her research interests, while constantly multiplying at shocking rates, are focused on precarity, labour, and early career librarianship. Ali and her occasionally sassy commentary can be found at @aliversluis.
Five Things You Need to Know About Your Early Career Coworkers
Ever wonder what your new librarian colleagues are thinking about? We admit, we’re not totally sure either…but we’ve got some […]
Flipping the Script: How to be a Good Interviewer
In Google, “interview tips” gets 177,000,000 results. But look for “interviewing tips” and that number drops to 5,450,000. Just as […]
Levelling Up or Levelling Out? In Search of a New Vision for Library Leadership
In this session, we’ll examine the assumptions and attitudes inherent in traditional library leadership models. We’ll discuss how the concept, […]