Improving Environments and Career Resilience Through Information Science

This will be both an in-person and online meeting.

Link to online meeting:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89410205410?pwd=RUFQM3JIT1kvblNpbmo0dktUaU9GUT09

6:00pm - 7:00pm -- Meet & Greet

7:00pm - 8:00pm -- Speaker Presentation

​8:00pm - 10:00pm -- After Party

Topic: Improving Environments and Career Resilience Through Information Science

Discover how integrating information science principles can fundamentally transform your professional landscape. This session will introduce you to information science, unveil practical strategies to optimize your technical environments, enhance operational efficiency, and significantly boost your long-term career resilience. Learn to leverage these insights to adapt, grow, and secure your place in an evolving technological world.

​About the Speaker
Michael Campfield is a Linux Systems Administrator and DevSecOps Specialist at the DOE's Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI). There he manages Red Hat Enterprise Linux and OpenShift environments while also acting as the organization's DevSecOps specialist. He has run research HPC at the CDC during COVID 19, helped lift the California court system's statewide Oracle deployment into the cloud, and become infamous for returning 3 pages of corrections to a 1 page document.

Michael has a lifelong passion for librarianship and the preservation
and management of information. This led him to get a masters degree in
library and information sciences in 2023 specializing in academic
librarianship.

His program included extensive information sciences training which lead
to new insights and applications in his technical life while also being
able to advertise himself as a "holistic unicorn" in professional settings.