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Thursday, June 20 • 2:15pm - 3:00pm
AI in the Theological Library Context: Reflections on Information Literacy and the Students We Serve

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As a hub for learning, the theological library facilitates the resourcing and delivery of academic material on campus. Within this setting, library staff serve at the forefront of curating content to support student objectives. The advent of Artificial Intelligence has led libraries to analyze anew the meaning of information literacy as students increasingly turn to this recent technology to research, analyze and disseminate their knowledge. Fundamental to this discussion are 1) the challenges and opportunities for information literacy in light of student AI usage and 2) library and institutional policies that will guide students to be information literate in an ethical and responsible fashion.
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Robert B. Griffin

Director of the Center for Academic Literacy, Columbia Theological Seminary - John Bulow Campbell Library
Hello! My name is Rob Griffin and I am the Director for the Center of Academic Literacy at Columbia Theological Seminary. I completed my Ph.D. in Linguistics at Indiana University—Bloomington with specializations in Applied Linguistics and TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of... Read More →
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Emily Peterson

Director of Public Services, Columbia Theological Seminary
I am a theology and word nerd, an avid walker, a decidedly mediocre amateur musician, a food enthusiast, an aspiring gardener, and a newcomer to theological librarianship who is passionate about information literacy and the power of good questions. I began my current position in May... Read More →

Thursday June 20, 2024 2:15pm - 3:00pm PDT
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