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Databases A To Free: Open Access Databases' Presence On The Databases A To Z Page, Vickie Montigaud-Green, Taylor Baugher
Databases A To Free: Open Access Databases' Presence On The Databases A To Z Page, Vickie Montigaud-Green, Taylor Baugher
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Starting with the premise that most academic libraries have a Libguides Database A-Z, our poster explains the metacognitive exercise in evaluating our Database A-Z list and adding open-source/ government databases. We realized that after graduation, our students would no longer have access to expensive journals and databases; and, our goal was to provide students with free academic standard options that they would continue to use in their post-graduation lives.
The Impact Of The Pandemic On U.S. Labor Markets: Past, Present And Future Concerns, Michael Horrigan
The Impact Of The Pandemic On U.S. Labor Markets: Past, Present And Future Concerns, Michael Horrigan
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No abstract provided.
Shifting Liaison Involvement In Collections: A Holistic Approach To Managing The Collection Lifecycle. A Toolkit From Charleston Pre-Conference 2021., Annie Bélanger, Cara Cadena, Jon Jeffryes, Marcia Lee
Shifting Liaison Involvement In Collections: A Holistic Approach To Managing The Collection Lifecycle. A Toolkit From Charleston Pre-Conference 2021., Annie Bélanger, Cara Cadena, Jon Jeffryes, Marcia Lee
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Articulate institutions values and goals around collections.
Representation In Collections: An Mlis Student Research Project To Increase Diversity In An Academic Library's Collections, Cara M. Cadena, Erica Schiller
Representation In Collections: An Mlis Student Research Project To Increase Diversity In An Academic Library's Collections, Cara M. Cadena, Erica Schiller
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As part of a university-wide initiative, an MLIS practicum student under the collections manager was charged with determining the current level of diversity, recommending methods for improvement, and articulating strategies for maintaining diversity in collections going forward. Topics of discussion include assessment strategies for e-journals, successes and pitfalls, and insights gained from faculty in relevant departments.
Assessing The Library Needs Of Unique University Transfer Students, Jessica Kohout-Tailor, Suzanne Rook Schilf
Assessing The Library Needs Of Unique University Transfer Students, Jessica Kohout-Tailor, Suzanne Rook Schilf
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No abstract provided.
Place-Based Jobs Policies: We Need To Boost Employment Rates In Distressed Places, But: One Size Does Not Fit All, Timothy J. Bartik
Place-Based Jobs Policies: We Need To Boost Employment Rates In Distressed Places, But: One Size Does Not Fit All, Timothy J. Bartik
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No abstract provided.
2021 Census Results | Local Population Counts And Redistricting Data, David J. Drozd
2021 Census Results | Local Population Counts And Redistricting Data, David J. Drozd
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No abstract provided.
Creating A Mindfulness Virtual Book Study To Support Student Wellbeing, Jessica Kohout-Tailor
Creating A Mindfulness Virtual Book Study To Support Student Wellbeing, Jessica Kohout-Tailor
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No abstract provided.
Tour Of The Buckland Museum Of Witchcraft & Magick, Steve Intermill, Rachel S. Evans
Tour Of The Buckland Museum Of Witchcraft & Magick, Steve Intermill, Rachel S. Evans
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Special tour of the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft & Magick in Cleveland, OH, made available to AALL Conference attendees as part of the virtual experience.
Building Virtual Community, Rachel S. Evans, Geraldine R. Kalim, Anne Burnett
Building Virtual Community, Rachel S. Evans, Geraldine R. Kalim, Anne Burnett
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At the Alexander Campbell King Law Library we had to get creative in the ways we redesigned methods for communication, instruction, outreach, and wellness for the library's staff, faculty, and students in 2020. Those efforts continue into 2021, and we've learned a ton along the way. In this short lightning talk, we hope to share a variety of examples to illustrate how we work together to build community both virtually and at a distance. Attendees will hear about the technology deployed, quick tips for getting the most out of online events, ideas that worked well for us for specific groups …
Through An Inequitable Collective Trauma Lens: Elevating Narratives On Mental Health And Covid-19, Juliana Espinosa, Sheila García Mazari, Samantha Minnis
Through An Inequitable Collective Trauma Lens: Elevating Narratives On Mental Health And Covid-19, Juliana Espinosa, Sheila García Mazari, Samantha Minnis
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This panel session sought to elevate the voices of library professionals who had been impacted both personally and professionally by COVID-19. Speaking from their perspectives at different career points, the panelists shared their experiences, as well as how the pandemic has compounded for some, several pre-existing collective traumas. Panelists addressed the crisis narrative inherent in librarianship, and discussed how the profession can reframe its approach to inequitable trauma, unsustainable workloads, and other structural inequities. The handout provided lists the questions that panelists addressed, a resources list for further reading, and an accountability agreement for participants to engage with the space.
Making The Most Of An Adjunct Placement, Leah Morin, Austin Phillips, Jon Jeffryes
Making The Most Of An Adjunct Placement, Leah Morin, Austin Phillips, Jon Jeffryes
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This poster discusses approaches to ensure that adjunct placements leverage the temporary placement to the benefit of both adjunct librarians and institutions. Librarians can leverage short-term employment to develop skills and gain experience in new library environments. Libraries maintain services while seeking longterm solutions and progress on key projects leveraging skill areas supporting adjunct librarians’ professional development. Clear career goals, intentional supervision, and guidance on translating experience to future job applications can ground an adjunct appointment in mutually-beneficial principles.
Grow Your Own: Creating A Professional Network From Home, Michelle Colquitt, Wendy Pothier
Grow Your Own: Creating A Professional Network From Home, Michelle Colquitt, Wendy Pothier
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No abstract provided.
Clemson Libraries: Discover, Collaborate, Create, Christopher Cox
Clemson Libraries: Discover, Collaborate, Create, Christopher Cox
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No abstract provided.
E-Legal Criminal Research, Thomas J. Striepe, Anne Burnett
E-Legal Criminal Research, Thomas J. Striepe, Anne Burnett
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No abstract provided.
Comments On Three Papers On Labor Market Effects Of Opportunity Zones, Timothy J. Bartik
Comments On Three Papers On Labor Market Effects Of Opportunity Zones, Timothy J. Bartik
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No abstract provided.
Decolonization In The Libraries Ii, Clemson Libraries
Decolonization In The Libraries Ii, Clemson Libraries
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No abstract provided.