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Imposter Syndrome & Copyright: Changing the Narrative
Fri, Oct 16
|Zoom
In this session, we'll take a closer look at the definition of imposter syndrome, turning it on its head and, through a panel discussion, identify best practices, professional ethics, and skills we can use to make sure we are providing copyright services in a thoughtful and efficient manner.
Time & Location
Oct 16, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:15 PM EDT
Zoom
About the event
Those working in libraries, museums, and archives who help their institutions navigate copyright issues often report experiencing imposter syndrome, doubting their knowledge, skills, and abilities to provide quality information about the law. In this session, we'll take a closer look at the definition of imposter syndrome, turning it on its head and, through a panel discussion, identify best practices, professional ethics, and skills we can use to make sure we are providing copyright services in a thoughtful and efficient manner.
Panelists include:
Will Cross, Director, Open Knowledge Center & Head of Information Policy, Duke university, Senior Policy Fellow, AU Washington College of Law
Kyle Courtney, Executive Director, Social Law Library
Margaret McKee, Director of Research Resources, Menil Collection
Carla Myers, Coordinator of Scholarly Communications, Miami University Libraries
