Kristen Mastel just published an article, “Using a subject degree in a nontraditional position,” in the online library career newsletter, Info Career Trends. To read her article, visit: http://lisjobs.com/career_trends/?p=475 The article is a write-up of her presentation at the Art Libraries Society of North America 2007 conference.
Posts with the 2007 ARLIS/NA Conference Atlanta tag
Notes on Atlanta 2007, Session 2, Communicating and Collaborating: Working with Faculty for Information Fluency
Moderator: Jennifer Parker, Asst. Professor/Art and Architecture Librarian, University of Colorado at Boulder Speakers Jennifer Parker: Working with Faculty to Create Credit Courses and other Instruction for Art and Art History Students Jeanne Brown, Head, Architecture Studies Library, Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas: Comm. & Collab.: Faculty and Core Information Competencies Claudia Covert, Readers’ Services […]
notes on some conferences/meetings attended: Atlanta
notes made on workshops, sessions, and meetings: Art Librarians of North America annual conference, Atlanta GA Apr. 26-30, 2007 notes by: Tom Hartmann, Librarian, Harrington College of Design, Chicago, IL. These are notes garnered from notes taken at the above-noted conference. They are sometimes detailed, somtimes very light in detail. I’ve noted conference […]
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Summary of Backpack to Briefcase: Life after Library School
Backpack to Briefcase: Life after Library School. Sarah Carter Moderator Introduced the session saying this session was born from the conference last year at Banff, and envisioned something that would help students, and new professionals jumpstart their role in ARLIS.
Atlanta Conference – Thank You and Evaluations
A heartfelt thank you to the entire conference planning team for the wonderful Atlanta experience in 2007! From the hotel to the cultural attractions to the sessions – what an impressive conference! As we plan for Denver in ’08, all attendees should take a few minutes to evaluate the conference here (deadline is Monday, May […]
Session Update from Atlanta: Hot Topics
Hot Topics Long-term planning for conference requires session approval, preventing discussion of new ideas. Last-minute and timely topics have been generated – emerging technologies this year. Varying levels of experiences Overview of technologies and their use Rebecca Cooper – Catholic University, Reader services manager at the Society of the Cincinnati Library Brian Loar Resource librarian, […]
Session Update from Atlanta: Power to the People
Power to the People: Social Tagging Sherman Clarke, Moderator Lauren Cornell, Rhizome.org Jenn Riley, Indiana University Digital Library Project Ross Singer, Georgia Tech
Session Update from Atlanta: Going Outside, Coming in from the Cold
Going Outside, Coming in from the Cold: Outsourcing, Moonlighting, and Consulting Carol Rusk, Whitney Museum of American Art Eric Wolf, New York School of Interior Design Margot Keuper, Duncan Systems Specialists, Inc.
ArLiSNAP meeting in Atlanta
The Student Affairs Discussion Group met in Atlanta on Friday, April 27. The following is a summary of the topics addressed at the meeting. Sarah Carter began the meeting by introducing herself as the outgoing Co-Moderator, and introducing Rebecca Cooper as the incoming Co-Moderator. Co-Moderators serve a term of two years, and overlap by one […]
Session Update from Atlanta: Expanding Horizons
Expanding Horizons: Developing and Accessing Diverse Collections Friday May 28th, 2007 11:00 a.m. Moderated by Laurel Bliss