2018 Annual Conference Breakout Session Schedule

2018 Annual Conference Breakout Session Schedule


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Schedule at-a Glance

 
Thursday     
9:30 - 10:15
Keynote Address
     
 
Riverside RoomConference Room 62Room 103Room 104Room 106
10:30 - 11:15 Beyond the Checklist: Creating Sustainable Evaluation Practices
Marcyk, Kraus-Friedberg
Full Presentation

"The Mail Never Stops. It Just Keeps Coming and Coming and Coming...": Providing Research Support and Instructions to High-Enrollment Programs
Rodriguez, Bucciarelli
Full Presentation
"Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?": OER and Sustainability Through Community
Ulrich, Pratt, Gong, Lake, Edwards
Panel Presentation
Re: Structuring, Organizing, Inventing, and Imagining Technical Services
Rinna, Swierenga, Gross
Full Presentation

Mind the Gap! Sustaining Support From High School to Academic Libraries
Mathuews, Lewis
Mini-Presentation

Planting the Seeds of Sustainability
McCarthy
Mini-Presentation
11:30 - 1:00 Lunch     
 
     
1:10 - 2:00 Bridging the Gap and Easing the Journey: Sustaining Students' Information Literacy Journeys from High School to College
Measell, McClure
Facilitated Discussion
Art in the Park: The Culture of Art Acquisition, Exhibition, and Promotion in Central Michigan University's Park Library
Thompson, Danek
Full Presentation
Imagining the Infinite: Having Powerful Conversations Through Appreciative Inquiry      
Belanger, Cawthorne
Full Presentation
Rooting for Success: Growing and Sustaining an Embedded Online Course Support Librarian Program
Strasz, Buckley
Full Presentation
Tapping Into Student Passion: Innovative Assignment Creation with Faculty/Library/Archives Collaboration
Motz, Isler, Rescoe, Smith
Full Presentation
 
     
2:15 - 3:00Information Literacy Outreach in a Fake News World              
Morrow
Full Presentation
Sustainability Startup: Growing Green Library Projects Using an Entrepreneurial Business Model
Tans, Klimek, O'Neill
Workshop

Longevity in Project Management: A Case Study at Ferris State University
Constan-Wahl, Maixner
Full Presentation
Sustainable Approaches to the Framework: Information Literacy and Active Learning in the Disciplines
Graves
Full Presentation
A Little Support Goes a Long Way - Supporting Students with a Textbook Reserve Program
Edge
Mini-Presentation

"You are Welcome Here!": Academic Libraries Sustaining Inclusive Communities in a Time of Political and Social Divisiveness
Sachs, Leatherman
Mini-Presentation
3:30 - 4:30
Posters
     
      
Friday     
 
     
11:15 - 12:00Evolving Academic Library Spaces: Targeted Space Assessment & Longitudinal Data Collection
Sanchez, Leyton
Full Presentation
Something Creative Here: An Arts-Informed Discussion of Sustainability in Academic Libraries
Hronchek, Haynes, DeMey
Panel Presentation
Extending the Library Community: Building a Pathway to College Through Collaborative Instruction & Mentoring
Schaub, Scripps-Hoekstra, Sartorius
Full Presentation
Welcoming Student Input: Creating and Sustaining a Culture of Communication Through Student Advisory Boards
Wade, Shuck
Panel Presentation
Improving and Sustaining Libraries using the Lean Philosophy
Stark, Doll
Mini-Presentation

Library Analytics Case Study: Informing and Transforming Library Instruction Programs
Bradley, Alexander, Stanko, Oster
Mini-Presentation
12:00 - 1:30
Lunch
     
 
     
1:45 - 2:30"I Don't Want to Look Stupid for Asking Basic Questions": Student Usage and Perceptions of Academic Library Reference Services
Jameson, Natal, Napp
Full Presentation
Sustaining Partnerships: What Librarians Can Learn From (and With!) Writing Faculty Partners
Kolk, McClure, Wallis
Panel Presentation

Sustainable Assessment of Student Learning in Library Instruction
Blinstrub, Curtis, Kroll
Full Presentation
Queering the Academic Library: Supporting LGBTQ+ Patrons and Allies
Kelleher
Full Presentation
Sustainable Cataloging: the Calvin Prison Initiative, Project Management, and Sustainability
Lewis
Mini-Presentation

Mapping the Virtual Motor City Collection: Exploring Detroit's Architectural History and Beyond
Hayes
Mini-Presentation