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SIS presentations at the 2012 Canadian Association for Information Science (CAIS) Conference: Information in a Local & Global Context
Published: 8 June 2012
Congratulations to all School of Information Studies students
and faculty who presented at the Canadian Association for
Information Science/L'Association canadienne des sciences de
l'information (CAIS-ACSI) conference in Waterloo, Ontario May 31 -
June 2, 2012 on the theme of "Information in a Local and Global
Context".
Poster Presentations
- Amanda Oliver (MLIS II). All the World's a Stage: The Representation of Performance in the Archive.
- Nouf Khashman (PhD candidate). The Facebook Revolution: An Analysis of Public Pages During the Arab Political Unrest.
Paper Presentation
- Nasser Saleh (PhD candidate) and Prof. Andrew Large. Collaborative Information Behaviour of Engineering Students.
Panel Session
- Nasser Saleh and Nouf Khashman (PhD candidates, McGill University), and Ahmad Kamal (University of Western Ontario). From #tahrir to #occupywallstreet: How Can Information Science Make Sense of Social Media and Protests?
Research Roundtable
- Isabelle Lamoureux (PhD candidate). Resistance to Information Literacy! Towards A Model of Information Literacy For Undergraduate Students: An Exploratory Study.
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