2011 ELD/ASEE Annual Conference

2. Dark, Dim and Daring – Jody T Hoesly with Anne C Glorioso (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

3. A Library Instead of a Lab: Forging a space partnership in a new building – Jeff McAdams (University of Texas, San Antonio)

4. Informing Collection Development through Citation Examination of the Civil Engineering Research Literature [pdf] – [.ppt] Scott A. Curtis (University of Missouri – Kansas City)

5. Gaining Intellectual Control Over Technical Reports and Grey Literature Collections – Adriana Popescu (Princeton University)

2. The Research Studio: Integrating Information Literacy Into a First Year Engineering Science Course – Christa Michelle Baratta with Alan Chong and Jason A. Foster (University of Toronto)

3. Embedded Assessment of Library Learning Outcomes in a Freshman Engineering Course – Larry Schmidt with Melissa Bowles-Terry (University of Wyoming)

(Vancouver International Conference Centre, East Building, 10)

Sponsor: Begell House

2. What information sources do engineering students use to address authentic sociotechnical problems? – Eugene Barsky with Annette Y Berndt, Aleteia Greenwood, and Carla S Paterson (University of British Columbia)

3. Gauging Workplace Readiness: Information Behavior and Preparedness of Engineering Students in Cooperative Education Programs – Jon N. Jeffryes (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities)

4. It’s a wrap: a real-life engineering case study as the focus of an online library tutorial – Patricia D Hulse with Dahlia Dantang Han, Emil Igor Melnichenko, and Susan Brookes (University of Auckland)

2. The Library and LIME (the Laboratory for Innovative Media Explorations) – Caroline Smith (Univ of Nevada, Las Vegas)

3. To Keep or Not to Keep: What to do with the print Engineering Index – Tom Volkening (Michigan State)

4. Open mining reclamation information to the world – Eugene Barsky (UBC)

5. Participating in Engineering Extracurricular Activities as a Librarian – Julia Gelfand (UC Irvine)

6. Graduate Student Information Literacy – Jay Bhatt and Peggy Dominy (Drexel Univ) and John Pell (Temple Univ)

7. Creating a workshop on Ethical Writing for Graduate Students – Amy Van Epps (Purdue Univ)

8. Embedded in an Office – David E. Hubbard (Texas A&M)

9. From Design Projects to Career Design: A Collaboration – Karen A. Vagts (Tufts)

10. Making 1-2 Minute Library “How-To” videos – [videos] Karen Andrews (UC Davis)

11. The Un-library Library Course – Tracy Primich (Vanderbilt)

12. ELNs or Electronic Laboratory Notebooks – Daureen Nesdill (Univ Utah)

13. Addressing ABET Program Outcome ‘i’: A First-Year Engineering Program and Library Instruction Initiative Collaboration – Debbie Morrow (Grand Valley State)

14. Internationalization – Najwa Hanel (Univ Southern California)

15. A Thumbnail Comparison of the Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education and the Information Literacy Standards for Science and Engineering/Technology – Martin Wallace (Univ of Maine)

16. Digital Rare Map Room – Bob Schwarzwalder (Stanford)

Mary C. Schlembach, Physics, Astronomy, and Engineering Librarian and Associate Professor of Library Administration, (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign):

Mischo/Schlembach presentation

4. Keeping the Conversation Alive: Maintaining Students’ Research Skills Throughout Their College Careers – Jay J. Bhatt with Larry Milliken, Lloyd Ackert, and Eleanor J. Goldberg (Drexel University)

5. Assessment of Engineering Technology Education using a Learning Paradigm Approach – Mysore Narayanan (Miami University)
(No presentation given)

Sponsors: Liberal Education, Entrepreneurship & Engineering Innovation, Materials, Student Constituent Committee, Engineering Ethics, Information Systems, Electrical and Computer, Mechanics, Educational Research and Methods, Systems Engineering, and Engineering Libraries (co-sponored with the Liberal Education Division)
(Vancouver International Conference Centre, 203)

3. The Value of Direct Engagement in a Classroom and a Faculty: The Liaison Librarian Model to Integrate Information Literacy – S. Norma Godavari (University of Manitoba)

4. Science and Engineering Library – Accessible to Inner-City Communities Through Science 101 – Eugene Barsky with Aleteia Greenwood (University of British Columbia)

Location: Vancouver International Convention Centre, West Ballroom, CD 

Location: Reception (6:30-8:30): Steamworks Brewing Co., 375 Water Street, Vancouver
http://www.steamworks.com/

After-Party (8:30-10:30): Lamplighter Public House, 92 Water Street, Vancouver
http://www.donnellygroup.ca/lamplighter

Organizer: Adriana Popescu (Princeton University)

Sponsor: IEEE

Location: Magic Yachts Dinner Cruise, 1601 Bayshore Drive, Vancouver

The Magic Charm will be picking us up at the Harbour Green Park boat dock: boarding will be at 6pm with sailing to begin at 6:30pm.

Organizer: Amy Buhler (University of Florida)

Sponsor: Elsevier

Location: Zuni Grill, 223 Losoya Street, On the San Antonio Riverwalk

Organizer: Amy Buhler

Sponsor: IEEE

Location:Iron Cactus, 200 River Walk,
Suite 100

Organizer: Anne Rauh

Sponsor: Elsevier

Location: Pan Pacific Vancouver, 300-999 Canada Place, Oceanview Suites 3 & 4

Sponsor: SPIE