The sixth day was again very labor intensive because we had a lot of meetings and we met very interesting people.
The first person we met today was Dr. Cecilia Milanese who has presented her book.

Then we had a great honor to meet Ambassador Harriet L. Elam-Thomas, which  personally really impressed me because of its ease of access and kindness toward us. We shared some life experiences with her as she with us, and we came up with new ideas so that we can establish some new forms of cooperation.

Then we on the Information Fluency Conference had the opportunity to listen the presentation of Creative Interdisciplinary Approaches to Developing Student's Information Fluency where we also had the opportunity to hear some new ideas that we can apply.

Despite our tight schedule, we found the time, and even more will, to be committed to the small volunteer activities at the University.
So we visited a number of stands that students had to which they provide information about what exactly is involved. So we get some suggestions and ideas on how to improve our current system of volunteering at the Faculty and what more we could include in it. To me personally, that was my favorite part of this day, because it is always an extremely good feeling in one place to meet so many people that make beautiful things  together and create a tremendous amount of positive energy.