Don't Miss the Artificial Intelligence Panel Discussion at the FHSLA Annual Meeting!!!

 Join us on Friday, March 29, 10-11:30am

   Artificial Intelligence Panel Discussion
Discussion:  Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into health science librarianship is a strategic endeavor that can enhance services, improve efficiency, and empower librarians to better support clinicians and researchers. AI is a tool to augment human capabilities, not replace them. By integrating AI thoughtfully, health science librarians can continue their vital role in advancing knowledge and improving patient care. (Generated by Microsoft Copilot)

The Panelists

Terri Gotschall is the Scholarly Communications Librarian at the University of Central Florida Health Sciences Library. In 2014, she earned her Master’s in Library and Information Studies from Florida State University. She is interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and scholarly work, including generative AI, text to natural speech, and natural language searching. 

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Lauren Hays Ph.D. is an associate professor of instructional technology at the University of Central Missouri where she teaches classes in educational technology and library science. Previously, she worked as an instruction librarian. Her professional interests include digital literacy and information literacy.

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LeEtta Schmidt is the Copyright and Intellectual Property Librarian at USF Libraries. She provides copyright education to the campus and surrounding community as part of the services offered by USF Libraries’ Special Collections. Within the library, she works most closely with digital collections, oral histories, archives, and library services. She holds a BA in English Literature and a Master of Library and Information Science. Her study of copyright includes a Creative Commons Certification for Librarians and Educators, CopyrightX certificate of completion, and Copyright for Educators & Librarians certificate of completion with distinction. Her research areas include copyright and associated literacies in higher education, open access, and the interaction of authors with their rights.

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Registration for the annual meeting is still available!


Hope to see you there!