The lectures are presented below in chronological order and can be viewed from this list, or from the left navigation menu:

• February 8, 2002 - Assessing Digital Reference Services
  Charles R. McClure, former Francis Eppes Professor and Director, Information Use
• May 23, 2002 - Intellectual Freedom 2002: Living the Chinese Curse
  Judith Krug, former Director of the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom, a long-time free speech activist and one of the founders of ALA’s “Banned Books Week”.
• October 25, 2002 - Surviving the Internet: Strategies for the High-Tech Reference Desk
  Irene E. McDermott, Reference Librarian and the Systems Manager at the San Marino Public Library in California and author of "The Librarians Internet Survival Guide".
• November 20, 2002 - Public Access to Digital Materials
  Brewster Kahle, Digital Librarian and the Director and Co-founder of the Internet Archive.
• December 4, 2002 - “No Guts, No Glory”: Information Professionals March Into the 22nd Century
  Barbara Quint is the Editor-in-Chief of "Searcher: The Magazine for Database Professionals"
• December 9, 2002 - Information Ethics: Challenges for Library and Information Science Professionals
  Dr. Toni Carbo, Madison Council Fellow - Kluge Center/ Library of Congress, and Professor at the University of Pittsburgh
• January 15, 2003 - Avenues to Library Services: User Preferences
  Dr. Neal Kaske, Manager of the Engineering & Physical Sciences Library at the University of Maryland Libraries in College Park, and an adjunct faculty member in the College of Information Studies.
• February 10, 2003 - Why Does Digital Reference Matter?
  Dr. Joseph Janes, Founding Director of the Internet Public Library, and Assistant Professor at the Information School of the University of Washington.
• March 7, 2003 - Records, Documents, and Stuff in the Digital Era
  Dr. Richard Cox, Professor, Department of Library and Information Sciences, School of Information Sciences, University of Pittsburgh
• March 21, 2003 - The National Digital Preservation Program: Challenges and Solutions
  Laura E. Campbell, former Associate Librarian for Strategic Initiatives, Library of Congress
• April 18, 2003 - Transforming the Urban Public Library
  Molly Raphael, former Director of the District of Columbia Public Library
• May 9, 2003 - The Anarchist in the Library: The Moral Panics over Copyright and Free Speech
  Dr. Siva Vaidhyanathan, Assistant Professor of Culture and Communication at New York University
• October 15, 2003. - Topic Maps: The Inventor's Perspective on Subject-based Access
  Dr. Michel Biezunski and Dr. Steven R. Newcomb, Editors of ISO/IEC 13250 and Consultants at Coolheads Consulting.
  (This event was co-sponsored by PSCD and the Content Management Working Group of FLICC.)
• November 19, 2003 - The Technology of Copyright: Digital Rights Management
  Karen Coyle, Digital Library Specialist
• December 3, 2003 - No Longer Under Our Control: The Nature and Role of Standards in the 21st Century Library
  Dr. William E. Moen, Associate Professor, School of Library and Information Sciences; Fellow, Texas Center for Digital Knowledge, University of North Texas
• January 29, 2004 - Web Research: What's New in 2004
  Gary Price, Librarian, and Chris Sherman, President of Searchwise, Inc.
• February 23, 2004 - Stewardship in the Digital Age: Roles and Issues for Libraries for Preserving Our Cultural Heritage
  Meg Bellinger, Associate University Librarian, Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University
• March 16, 2004 - Library and Information Science Education Panel: Serving the Needs of the Profession and the Academy
  Moderated by R. David Lankes, PhD, Assistant Professor, Syracuse University and Executive Director, Information Institute of Syracuse, NY.
• May 5, 2004 - Krug and Rosenfeld on loc.gov: An Interactive Evaluation
  Steve Krug, Usability Consultant and Lou Rosenfeld, Information Architecture Consultant
  (This event was co-sponsored by PSCD and the LC User Centered Design Subcommittee)