Don’t Judge a Book by its (under)Cover: Librarians at the CIA
Librarians at the CIA are an empowered group whose work appears in the Presidential Daily Brief, informs operations, and makes sense of a deluge of classified and unclassified data. They use tenets of information science and digital learning environments to enable mission in a modern intelligence community. Come discover why librarians are in high demand at the CIA and hear examples of how they've applied their skills in a unique organization to create actionable intelligence.
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Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.
Peter Howard
Central Intelligence Agency
Jessica Kemp
Central Intelligence Agency
Jessie Reneau
Central Intelligence Agency
Kristin Svendsen
Central Intelligence Agency