STEMLibCo Schedule 2022

All times listed are in USA Eastern Time

Day 1: Wednesday, July 20

11:00 Keynote

Wikipedia, Knowledge Equity & Science Libraries: Documenting Black Histories in STEM - Maria Zych, Jennifer Robertson, Usman Malik, Gabrielle Crowley

11:45 Break

12:00 Lunch - Birds of a Feather

Lunch with optional topic orientated breakout room discussions

12:45 Break

1:00 Lightning Talks

Let Me Tell You About the WikiJournals - Kelee Pacion

A Patent Way to Reach STEM Students: An Outreach Event - Rosemary Humphrey, Leslie Drost, Carey Huddlestun

Curriculum Development to Support STEM Education – Natercia Valle

Do libraries really need social media? - Tracy Zahradnik

1:45 Break

2:00 Short Talk

Ace Your Next Promotion & Tenure: How to Balance Your Duties as a STEM Librarian - Sandy Avila, Buenaventura “Ven” Basco

2:20 Interactive Learning Session

How to Write a Great Conference Proposal (for STEMLibCo) – STEMLibCo Organizing Committee

3:00 announcements and (optional) virtual social activities

Day 2: Thursday, July 21

11:00 I Have a Problem Group Sessions

Group 1

Convincing established STEM faculty to use library information sessions - Shannon Bowman

STEM Information Literacy is a 4-Letter Word: Conversations from the Trenches! - Ian D Gordon

Getting buy-in and impact in hard-to-reach STEM disciplines - Abi Sogunro and Amy Trost

11:20

Group 2

Letting Go and Taking Charge: Navigating Role and Responsibility Changes in STEM Librarianship – Jesse Akman

Balancing Emerging Services and Programs With Traditional Library Support - Kelly Grove, Renaine Julian, Nick Ruhs

11:45 Break

12:00 STEM Feast: Birds of a Feather

Lunch with optional topic orientated breakout room discussions

12:45 Break

1:00 Storytelling the Profession

Closing Branch Libraries as a New Liaison Librarian: The Good, the Mold, and the Ugly - Laura Palumbo

From Dumb Terminal to iPad - Jan Carver

1:15 Interactive Learning Session

Data Management Sandbox: Demystifying RDM through play - Dianna Morganti

1:45 Break

2:00 Short Talks

Facilitating open science through the creation of an “Open Toolbox” at Florida State University Libraries – Kelly Grove, Renaine Julian, Nick Ruhs

Getting Ahead in Science: Teaching the Preprint – Paige Dhyne

Knowledge and Practice Changes Following a Student Data-Focused Data Management Education Program – Tina Griffin

3:00 Announcements and virtual social activities

Day 3: Friday, July 22

11:00 Keynote

Actually Accessible Data: A Call To Action for STEM Librarians – Abigail Goben, Sebastian Karcher, Randy Colon

11:45 Break

12:00 STEM Feast: Birds of a Feather

Lunch with optional topic orientated breakout room discussions

12:45 Break

1:00 Lightning Talks

Red Flag: Journal Investigation for Undergraduate STEM Students - Anna White

Usage of OER in STEM education at a Primarily Undergraduate University (PUI) – Poornima Gunasekaran

From Exploitation to Equity: Empowering Students to Conduct Human Subject Research with IDEA in Mind – Alex Baker

Cyanotype photograms: Blueprint for a fun outreach activity – Chris Doty

Extracurricular Ethics in the Library –Callan Bignoli

1:45 Break

2:00 I Have a Problem Sessions

To keep or not to keep? - NuRee Lee

Well, That Didn’t Work. Now What? - Erin Thomas

Leading a Team of STEM Librarians – William Jacobs

3:00 Announcements and optional social activities

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