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Registration Open for HSLI / SLA-IL Panel Presentation “What We Do To Survive (and Excel) In Our Organizations” (Wed., April 28, 12:00-1:00 PM CDT)

by Eric Edwards Posted: Sunday, 4/11/2021

(via Ramune Kubilius, Galter Health Sciences Library & Learning Center at Northwestern University)

Health Science Librarians of Illinois (HSLI) and the Special Library Association Illinois community (SLA-IL) are excited to offer a new panel presentation, entitled “What We Do To Survive (and Excel) In Our Organizations”. This event will take place on Wednesday, April 28, from 12:00 to 1:00 PM CDT. The panelists for this event are below.

  • Brenda Stenger, American Hospital Association
  • Elizabeth (Betsy) Sterner, Governors State University
  • Debra Smith, College of DuPage

The panelists will present strategies for existing and thriving as a librarian or informational manager in a profession setting. They will also discuss challenges and how to navigate the changing priorities in their organizations. Time will be left for questions, comments, and discussion.

This event will not be recorded. Registration is free. Attendees do not need to be members of HSLI or SLA-IL.

To register, please go here (Special Library Association Illinois) or here (Eventbrite).

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Reminder: Proposals for STEM Librarians Collaborative (Online July 21-22, Wed.-Thurs.) Due Tues., April 20

by Eric Edwards Posted: Sunday, 4/11/2021

(via Jennifer Hart, University of Chicago)

The STEM Librarians Collaborative is seeking proposals for its 2021 meeting. The event will take place virtually on Wednesday, July 21, and Thursday, July 22. (Please note the date change.)

At this online conference we will be offering a mix of sessions in both presentation and interactive formats. All sessions will be on topics related to STEM librarianship and we welcome submissions by those who work in or support these fields, including librarians, informationists, vendors, and publishers.

Session Formats Offered

  • Lightning talks (~5 minutes)
  • Short Presentations (~15 minutes)
  • Roundtable discussions on a topic (~30-45 minutes)
  • Interactive How-To Sessions (~15-30 minutes)

If you are interested, please submit a description of your proposed session (no more than 500 words) and what format you would prefer via this form. Should you have an idea for a sessions format that is different from the ones listed above, please let us know via e-mail. We may match roundtable proposals with each other if more than one person submits a proposal on the same topic.

Meeting participants will have every opportunity to be fully engaged and have equal opportunities to contribute to the conference as both presenters and attendees. This means we will do everything we can to make our conference accessible to all. If you have any accommodation needs with regard to your proposal please let us know when you submit the proposal.

Topics of Particular Interest

  • data skills
  • taking on data librarian roles and responsibilities
  • discipline consolidation
  • traditional library roles in a time of increasing interdisciplinary research
  • job/library reorganizations
  • open access
  • open educational resources (OER)
  • virtual pedagogies
  • supporting international students
  • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) topics and STEM librarianship
  • DEIA and vendors/publishers
  • publishing
  • research impact and metrics of success
  • STEM subject topics
  • active learning: the good and the bad
  • other exciting STEM-related topics

The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, April 20. If you have any issues submitting your proposal, please e-mail proposal@stemlib.com.

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Registration Open for MLA Online Summit Moving Toward Equitable Health Sciences Knowledge Sharing (May 4-6, Tues.-Thurs.)–Deadline Tues., April 27

by Eric Edwards Posted: Sunday, 4/11/2021

(via the Medical Library Association)

The Medical Library Association (MLA) invites you to attend the upcoming Summit dedicated to Moving Toward Equitable Health Sciences Knowledge Sharing, the next event in the MLA InSight Initiative. This Summit will feature a keynote speaker and three expert panels who will discuss issues and advances toward equity in scholarly communication, with an emphasis on health sciences publishing. All events will be held virtually via Zoom on May 4-6 (Tuesday-Thursday).

The keynote speaker is Sandra Harris-Hooker, PhD, Vice President and Executive Vice Dean for Research and Academic Administration and Professor in the Department of Pathology and Anatomy at Morehouse School of Medicine. Her speech will focus on the Summit’s theme. To learn more about Dr. Harris-Hooker and view the full event schedule, please visit the Summit webpage.

Registration Instructions

To register, please complete the registration form. You will be asked to log into your MLANET account to register. If you do not have a MLANET account, you will be prompted to create a free guest account. The whole process takes fewer than 5 minutes.

Registration closes at 11:59 PM CDT on Tuesday, April 27. Attendance at all Summit events is highly encouraged but not required. Registrants will receive an automated confirmation email upon submitting the form. Zoom links and other details will be sent one week before the Summit.

Please contact Mary Langman, at langman@mail.mlahq.org, with any questions.

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Registration Open for Wisconsin Association of Academic Librarians Virtual Conference (April 29-30, Thurs.-Fri.)

by Eric Edwards Posted: Sunday, 4/11/2021

(via Joe Hardenbrook, Director of Library Services at Carroll University)

The 2021 Wisconsin Association of Academic Librarians (WAAL) Conference will be held virtually on April 29-30 (Thursday-Friday). We welcome our colleagues from outside of Wisconsin to attend.

Here are a few sessions and talks on the meeting schedule.

  • Keynote: “Taking Risks: Connecting Through Real Stories”–Megan McGee, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Ex Fabula
  • “Risky Writing: Ditching the Research Paper and Reaping the Rewards of More Authentic Assignments”
  • “A Risk-Free Introduction to Open Textbooks”
  • “Ready, Set, Engage! Making the Library a Center for Civic Preparation on Campus”
  • “Swim Lanes and Superpowers: Engaging Student Employees”
  • “Extending Digital Collections for Teaching and Research”
  • “The Streaming Video Rocket Sled to Hell: How We Survived the Ride”
  • “Understanding Information Privilege in the Time of COVID-19”

For more information, and to register, go here. Registration is $94 for non-members, $50 for members, and $25 for students. Also, check out the Conference’s Facebook page here.

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Registration Open for ACRL-North Carolina Chapter Conference (Online Thurs., May 6, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM CDT)–Limited to 500 Attendees

by Eric Edwards Posted: Saturday, 4/10/2021

(via Dawn Behrend, ACRL North Carolina Chapter Chair)

Registration is now open for the ACRL-NC Chapter biennial virtual conference, “Transforming Our Future: How Our Practices Today Inform Our Future Tomorrow”, to be held on Thursday, May 6, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM CDT. The Conference is hosted in collaboration with CJCLS. Dr. Jon Cawthorne, President of ACRL, will be our keynote speaker. Librarians from across the United States from a variety of institution sizes and types will share presentations on instruction, outreach, human resources, training, equity issues, cataloging, and technology amongst others.

Please go here to register. The Conference program can be viewed here. Registration is free for NCLA members, $10 for non-members, and $5 for students. Registration is limited to 500 attendees, so be sure to register soon.

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Registration Open for ACRL Digital Scholarship Section Webinar “Digital Integrator & Transdisciplinary Research Partner” (Wed., April 28, 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM CDT)

by Eric Edwards Posted: Saturday, 4/10/2021

(via Dr. Patrice-Andre “Max” Prud’homme, Oklahoma State University)

The ACRL Digital Scholarship Section Virtual Professional Development Program for Spring 2021, “Digital Integrator & Transdisciplinary Research Partner” will be held on Wednesday, April 28, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM CDT. The panel will highlight the University of Cincinnati’s Digital Scholarship Center’s unique model as a digital integrator on campus, working as part of teams in journalism and medicine focused on misinformation and missing information.

All four presenters from the University of Cincinnati are as follows: Kristen Burgess (Operational Manager for the Digital Scholarship Center), Dr. Jeff Blevins (Professor and Head of Journalism Department), Don Jason (Clinical Informationist), and Dr. Lindsay Nickels (Program Coordinator for the Digital Scholarship Center)

This program is presented by the ACRL DSS Professional Development Committee, in collaboration with the Outreach Committee and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee.

The program is free to attend. ACRL membership is not required.

To register, please go here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. A program recording will be distributed to registrants after the conclusion of the session.

Questions may be directed to Patrice-Andre “Max” Prud’homme, DSS Professional Development Committee Chair, at pprudho@okstate.edu.

Posted in Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL), Committees (non-HSLI), Library Organizations, Webinars | No Comments »

Reminder: Registration for ACRL 2021 Virtual Conference (April 13-16, Tues.-Fri.) Still Open

by Eric Edwards Posted: Saturday, 4/10/2021

(via ACRL)

Registration for the ACRL 2021 Virtual Conference, “Ascending into An Open Future”, which will take place from April 13 (Tuesday) to April 16 (Friday), is still available!

Today’s higher education environment calls for continually innovative ways to advance student, faculty, and institution success. If you are part of the academic and research library community; value sustainable, open scholarship and education; embrace equity, diversity and inclusion; and want to ensure that you have the knowledge and skills you need now-this event is for you.

ACRL 2021 features a mix of more than 300 live and on-demand programs, interactive discussion groups, eye-popping posters, a social wall, fun connections and prizes, and content on demand for 30 days. The conference also features author Tressie McMillan Cottom and journalist Mona Chalabi as keynote speakers along with invited presentations from Kaetrena Davis Kendrick and We Here administrators Jennifer Brown, Jennifer Ferretti, and Charlotte Roh.

Learn more about Brown, Ferretti, and Roh’s invited presentation “Systemic Oppression Requires Systemic Change: Recasting the Roles of Academic Libraries in Contemporary Contexts” in this video.

Posted in Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL), Conferences and Meetings (non-HSLI), Library Organizations, Webinars | No Comments »

Reminder: Registration Open for 2021 Virtual Digital Initiatives Symposium (April 26-29)–Deadline Sun., April 18

by Eric Edwards Posted: Sunday, 4/4/2021

(via Dr. Theresa Byrd–Dean of the University Library, University of San Diego)

Registration is now open for the 2021 Virtual Digital Initiatives Symposium. The event will take place from Monday, April 26, to Thursday, April 29.

Hosted by the University of San Diego’s Copley Library, the Digital Initiatives Symposium is an annual event featuring workshops, presentations, and keynote addresses from leaders in libraries’ digital ecosystems, including open access, institutional repositories, open educational resources, data management, digital scholarship and pedagogy, scholarly communications, linked data, digital humanities, web archiving, copyright, and more. For 2021, the DIS will be entirely virtual using the Zoom Webinar platform. We hope you can join us!

This year’s event will include the following program options.

Five workshop choices, limited to 30 participants each

  • “Cataloging in the Age of RDA: Latest Trends, Issues, and Challenges”
  • “Copyright Intersections for Academic Librarians”–presenter is UIUC’s Sara Benson
  • “Developing and Articulating Open Access Policies, Principles, and Guidelines: a Hands-On Workshop”
  • “Lessons from SPARC’s Journal Negotiation Community of Practice: A Workshop on Aligning Negotiations With Making Scholarship Open By Default”
  • “Planning and Managing a Digital Collections Project”

Keynote and featured speakers

  • Reggie Raju, Deputy Director: Research and Learning Services, University of Cape Town, South Africa: “What is Open about Closed: an Ubuntu Perspective of Open Access”
  • Arianna Becerril-Garcia, Executive Director, Redalyc: “Academy-Owned Non-Profit Open Access Publishing: an Approach to Achieve Participatory and Sustainable Scholarly Communications”
  • Ivy Anderson, Director: Collection Development and Management Program, California Digital Library

View the full program here.

The event is capped at 500 attendees, so book your spot today. To register, please go here. The last day is Sunday, April 18.

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Call for Proposals: OLC Accelerate 2021 (Virtual Sept. 20-24, In-Person Oct. 5-8)–Deadline Mon., April 19

by Eric Edwards Posted: Saturday, 4/3/2021

(via the Online Learning Consortium)

The Online Learning Consortium (OLC) is seeking proposals for its Accelerate 2021 meeting. Themed “An Odyssey into the Future of Online, Digital, and Blended Learning”, the event is currently scheduled to take place in a hybrid format, with the virtual portion occurring September 20-24 (Monday-Friday), and the in-person sessions lasting October 5-8 (Tuesday-Friday) in Washington, D.C.

The Online Learning Consortium Program Committee is looking for proposals that reflect and showcase our vibrant community of practice – promoting theory, research, methodology and/or applied effective practices in online, blended, and digital teaching and learning.

Session tracks include the following.

  • Access, Equity, and Open Education
  • Blended Learning
  • Engaged and Effective Teaching and Learning
  • Instructional Design
  • Leadership and Institutional Strategies
  • Research, Evaluation, and Learning Analytics
  • Technology and Future Trends

The deadline to submit a proposal is Monday, April 19, at 10:59 PM CDT. More information, including the link for submitting proposals, is available here.

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Registration Open for CARLI Online Discussion Covering COVID-19 and Public Services (Fri., April 23, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM)–Deadline Thurs., April 22

by Eric Edwards Posted: Saturday, 4/3/2021

(via CARLI)

On Friday, April 23, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM , the CARLI Public Services Committee invites you to “Oops! The Pandemic Made Me Do It Again: Escape Rooms, Digital Displays, and More”, their ongoing informal discussion via Zoom about how public services have changed over the past year.

We’ll begin with two topics that had great interest during the committee’s January discussion; Escape Rooms and Digital Displays, with presenters Leslie Starasta and Amy Chellino. An informal chat will follow so attendees may share successes and challenges from the past year.

Please register here. Registration is open through Thursday, April 22. Connection details for Zoom will be shared with registrants the week of April 18.

This event will not be recorded.

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