Author Archives: rdlankes

Nice Interview in the Dallas Observer

This article was from an interview I did with the Dallas Observer about my upcoming testimony for the Dallas City Council: We need police to keep us civil, we need firemen to keep us safe, we need parks to keep … Continue reading

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Atlas Reading Group

From the New Librarianship website: Hello librarians and friends! I’m Emma Montgomery, a LIS graduate student at Syracuse University, and for six weeks this summer I’ll be hosting a Twitter reading group for The Atlas of New Librarianship. Starting the … Continue reading

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Lankes to Participate in Salzburg Global Seminar

I have been invited to be a part of the Salzburg Global Seminar “Libraries and Museums in an Era of Participatory Culture” which will be held in Salzburg, Austria in October. The session is being convened jointly by the Salzburg … Continue reading

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The Future of Librarianship

“The Future of Librarianship” FLICC Annual Forum, Washington, DC. Slides: http://quartz.syr.edu/rdlankes/Presentations/2011/FLICC-Lankes.pdf

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Lankes Officially Full…Of It?

This weekend made it official…I am now a Full Professor!

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Grand Challenges of Librarianship

“Grand Challenges of Librarianship” Keynote Swedish Library Association’s Annual Conference 2011, Visby, Sweden. Abstract: Instead of facusing on the future of our communities we all too often seem to chase them through technology hoping to find new relevance for our … Continue reading

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Radical

“Radical” Keynote Florida Library Association’s Annual Conference 2011, Orlando, FL. Abstract: We must go further. We must go deeper into our communities. We must bring radical positive change for our members. They are drowning in overpriced mortgages, our students are … Continue reading

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