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Under Pressure: Highlights from the 2025 Library Deans and Directors Survey

Home / Topics / Artificial Intelligence / Under Pressure: Highlights from the 2025 Library Deans and Directors Survey

August 10, 2026

Tracy Bergstrom
Senior Program Manager, Libraries & Scholarly Communication
Ithaka S+R

Ellen Carroll
Senior Analyst
Ithaka S+R

This presentation will explore new findings from Ithaka S+R’s US Library Survey. The 2025 survey cycle examined leaders’ perspectives on the library’s core role, governance, and key dimensions of strategy and operations while expanding the scope of inquiry to include emerging areas of influence, including generative artificial intelligence (AI), developments in the scholarly communication ecosystem, and change management.

https://sr.ithaka.org/publications/ithaka-sr-us-library-survey-2025/

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Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, Assessment, Scholarly Communication, Summer 2026 Pre-Recorded Project Briefing Series

Last updated:  Tuesday, August 11th, 2026

 

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