Please join us on November 26th at 12:00PM for a topical panel discussion regarding current approaches to legal research training with law librarians from Queen's University, the University of Toronto, and York University. 

Date: Thursday, November 26, 2026 12-1pm

Location: Zoom (link to be provided)

Speakers:

Before joining the University of Toronto’s Bora Laskin Law Library in 2015 as the Reference and Research Librarian, Alexia Loumankis was the Manager and Reference Librarian at the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General Law Library and a Librarian at a national law firm. Alexia is active in both the Toronto Association of Law Libraries and the Canadian Association of Law Libraries.

Leslie Taylor is a Research and Instruction Librarian at Queen’s University Faculty of Law, where she has provided legal research instruction since 2008. She teaches sessions across the JD program, from foundational skills in first year to advanced research in the upper years, as well as in the graduate program. She also works with students through one-on-one research consultations. Her recent focus is on AI literacy in legal research. Leslie holds an MLIS from Western University and an MEd from Queen’s University.

Sharon Wang is the Head of Public Services at Osgoode Hall Law School Library, responsible for developing legal research instructions for the law school. Sharon has also been an adjunct faculty member at the Law School, teaching several courses including the upper year intensive legal research and writing JD course. 

Registration closes Tuesday, November 24th at noon.