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The Library Research Seminar (LRS) brings together library practitioners, scholars, and students to share ideas and explore emerging research in the field of 21^st century library and information science. It is a unique opportunity to gather with fellow professionals in a collegial setting to uncover new approaches for supporting evidence-based practice. LRS has occurred every 3-4 years since the late 1990s, and takes place at different locations each time. This page includes information about the most recent gatherings.

October 16-18, 2019

Theme: Research Matters: Strengthening Our Values, Defining Our Practice

University of South Carolina, School of Library and Information Science, and University Library Twitter: #LRS7

October 7-9, 2014

Theme: The Engaged Librarian: Libraries Partnering with Campus and Community

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University Library and the Graduate School of Library & Information Science

October 6-9, 2010

Theme: Integrating Practice and Research

University of Maryland College of Information Studies

October 10-12, 2007

Theme: The Library in Its Socio-Cultural Context: Issues for Research and Practice

University of Western Ontario Library and Information Science Program

Library Research Seminar III

October 14-16, 2004

Theme: Learning and Growing: Inquiry into Librarianship

Kansas City, MO

Library Research Seminar II

November 2-3, 2001

Theme: Partners and Connections: Research and Practice

University of Maryland