Digital Dilemmas event on April 16

My friend Jason Kucsma at METRO has helped put together what looks to be a great one-day event on digital libraries, which is described this way:

Digital Dilemmas is a day-long symposium addressing some of the key strategic issues facing libraries as they work through what we might understatedly refer to as a "digital transition period." Digital Dilemmas brings together nationally recognized experts who will: outline the primary challenges facing academic libraries in a digital world; provide an understanding of the digital information economy and its effect on scholarship; and suggest future opportunities for academic libraries. The symposium will provide librarians and library administrators with the opportunity to learn from leaders in the field and network with colleagues from the region working to address these challenges and seize potential opportunities.

I hope I can find a way to go myself. Getting there should be easy: it will be held four floors above me in the library building at Baruch College where I work.