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Extended Call for Proposals: EBSCO User Group 2027

EBSCO Information Services is excited to announce an extension to the deadline for session proposals for the highly anticipated EBSCO User Group 2027. The new deadline is set for November 13, 2026, providing North American academic library professionals with additional time to submit their innovative ideas and experiences.

The EBSCO User Group 2027 will convene from May 25-27, 2027, in the vibrant city of Phoenix, Arizona. This event is not just a conference; it's an opportunity for academic library professionals to engage in peer-to-peer learning, networking, and participate in comprehensive workshops focused on EBSCO's significant role in the current library landscape.

Sharing Insights and Learning Opportunities

The forum is designed to foster collaboration among library staff, where presenters can share practical insights, address challenges, and discuss effective strategies that can benefit their colleagues within the wider library community. Prospective presenters are encouraged to propose sessions that could shine a light on various aspects of library service and management.

This year's themes include a wide range of pertinent topics such as:

• - Research Journey and User Experience: Explore how to enhance user satisfaction and streamline the research process.
• - Collections, Content, and Database Strategy: Discuss effective strategies for collection development and management.
• - AI, Innovation, and Emerging Technology: Present innovations that are shaping the future of libraries.
• - Implementation, Migration, and Change Management: Share experiences with adopting new systems and technologies.
• - Analytics, Assessment, and Demonstrating Value: Learn how to utilize data to show the impact libraries have on their communities.
• - Teaching, Outreach, and Campus Engagement: Engage users through targeted activities that highlight library resources.

Call to Action for Library Professionals

Academic library professionals keen on presenting are urged to submit their proposals by the newly established deadline. Not only is this a chance to present to peers but it is also an opportunity to further the discussion on the evolving role of libraries in education and research.

EBSCO Information Services, renowned for assisting individuals in discovering and utilizing reliable information, stands as a pillar in the library and education sectors. With their world-famous EBSCOhost research databases and the newly launched EBSCOhost AI Exchange, EBSCO continues to provide high-quality research materials and sophisticated search technologies to over 79,000 institutions worldwide across various markets, including libraries, healthcare, and corporate sectors.

Conclusion

This extension allows for richer participation at User Group 2027, echoing EBSCO's commitment to fostering an active and engaged library community. For those interested in learning more, submitting proposals, or registering for the EBSCO User Group 2027, further information can be accessed through their official channels.

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