2006 ELD/ASEE Annual Conference

• Chicago, IL, June 18 – 21, 2006
• Conference Program
  • ELD Program – Full |  Tri-Fold
  • Get Acquainted Breakout Session Notes:
    • Collaborating with faculty/liaison
    • Collection Issues
    • Digital Repositories
    • Evaluation of Services
    • Information Literacy
    • Open Access/Scholarly Communications
    • Technology Used by Librarians
    • Technology Used by Patrons
    • The Future of Academic Libraries
  • Photos
    • ELD Banquet Photos (Dwight Wardell)
    • Banquet Photos (Carol Brach)

 

 

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2006 ELD Program

Time	Sunday, June 18	Monday, June 19	Tuesday, June 20	Wednesday, June 21
7:00 – 8:15 pm
8:30 – 10:15 am		Session 1205 ASEE Main Plenary Advancing Scholarship in Engineering Education: Launching a Year of DialogueGrand Ballroom (Gold Level, East Tower)Accompanying documents: Welcome to the Year of Dialogue ASEE Main Plenary Questions Year of Dialogue Reading List	Session 2241 ELD Annual Business Meeting Jill Powell, chairRegency A (Gold Level, West Tower)All ELD members invited. Breakfast sponsored by Morgan & Claypool	Session 3241 ELD Poster Session Nancy Linden, moderator19 Poster Presentations!
10:30 am  -12:00 pm		Session 1341 Special Interest Group: Get Acquainted Session Get Acquainted Handout (pdf) Alteteia Greenwood, moderatorBreakout Sessions: Collaborating with faculty/liaison Collection Issues Digital Repositories Evaluation of Services Information Literacy Open Access/Scholarly Communications Technology Used by Librarians Technology Used by Patrons The Future of Academic Libraries Plaza Ballroom (Green Level, East Tower) Lunch sponsored by Knovel	Mini Plenary	Mini Plenary
12:30 – 2:00 pm	CUEBALLS Activities	Session 1441 Taking Back What is Ours Liz Mengel, moderatorSkyway 260 (Blue Level, East Tower)Experience with an alternate engineering journal ppt – Charles Steele Speakers include Charles Steele, professor emeritus of mechanical engineering at Stanford University, and a panel featuring guest speaker Rob Kirby, professor of mathematics at UC-Berkeley, as well as librarian and publisher respondents.	Session 2441 ELD Committee MeetingsRegency C (Gold Level, West Tower)	Open Period
2:15 – 4:00 pm	CUEBALLS Activities	Session 1541 Engineering Librarianship 101: Mastering the Craft Karen Andrews, moderatorNew Orleans (Gold Level, West Tower) Strategies for Success in Engineering Librarianship – Bob Schwarzwalder Mentoring the Mid-Career Engineering Librarian – Anita Colby Everything Old is New Again: Traditional Services in the Digital Age – Deborah Kegel	Session 2541 Staying Relevant to Our Users Darcy Duke, moderatorGold Coast (Bronze Level, West Tower)Guest Speaker Michael Stephens, Special Projects Librarian, St. Joseph Public Library, South Bend, IN. GIS in the Realm of Engineering and Science Libraries ppt – Anne Graham A Systems Approach to Designing a Customized Information Delivery System ppt – Amy Van Epps	Session 3541 Forum on Collaborative Information Literacy Programs Angie Locknar, moderatorGold Coast (Bronze Level, West Tower) The Literate Engineer: Infusing Info Lit Skills throughout an Engineering Curriculum  – Lisa Bullard & Honora Eskridge Integrating Info Lit Concepts into an Upper level Biomedical Engineering Design Course ppt – Christine Drew Info Lit and Learning Outcome Analysis of Freshman Engineering Course – Larry Schmidt Engineering Professional Development 151: Technical Information Resources Engaging with the CoE Curriculum?  – Diana Wheeler “Where’s ALL the Money Go?” Enriching Instruction through Information Economics  – Scott Warren
4:30 – 6:00 pm	CUEBALLS Activities	Sessions 1693 and 1673 ASEE Emerging Trends Poster Session and Focus on Exhibits, Happy HourRiverside Center (Purple Level, East Tower)	Session 2641 Assessment of Information Literacy Programs for Engineers Linda Musser, moderatorToronto (Gold Level, West Tower) Aiding and ABETing: Assessment of Information Literacy in the Context of ABET 2000 Criteria – Kevin Drees Information Literacy and the Art of Doing Research within the Context of an Engineering Technical Communication Class – Anne Parker and Norma Godavari TAC of ABET Criterion 2, Faculty/Librarian Partnerships, and Information Literacy: Results of a Big 12 Inter-Institutional Workshop – Judith Collins	Session 3641 Business Meeting: ELD EEC meeting Kate Thomes, chairSan Francisco (Gold Level, West Tower)Attendees: ELD Officers and Committee Chairs
6:00 – 9:00 pm	Society Wide Picnic at Navy Pier	Session 1741 Welcome Reception Liz Mengel, 2nd year Director and Amy Van Epps, Membership Chair Gino’s East Pizza 633 N. Wells St.Dinner sponsored by IEEE	Session 2741 ELD Annual Banquet Carol Brach, 1st year DirectorDinner cruise sponsored by Elsevier.Board the ship Spirit of Chicago at Navy Pier between 6-7, Sailing time 7-10 pm.	CUEBALLS Activities

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Poster Session
Wednesday, June 21st at 8:30 – 10-15 am

• Future City: More than a Competition – it grows into a campus collaboration project!– Susan Boyd
  | Resources for Library Exhibits doc | Future Cities and Sustainable Development doc
• PE Exam Scores and Info Lit Skills – Is there a correlation?  – John Napp
• Managing Information Using RefWorks: Beyond the “Wow” factor  – Amy Kindschi
• Attributes, Characteristics and Codes of Conduct of a Critical Thinker – Ronald Earley and Mysore Narayanan
• Use of Color in Dissertations and Theses  – Linda Musser
• The Spartan Engineer: a unique information resource for the MSU College of Engineering – Tom Volkening
• The Western Waters Digital Library: a New Resource for Water management, policy and scholarship – Daureen Nesdil
• An Outreach Experiment: Partnership with Academic Student Organizations to Provide Reference Service – Megan Sapp
• When Engineering Students get what they Want: Unmediated borrowing in an engineering university library and reflections on collection development  – Lisa Dunn & Patricia Anderson
• Women in Engineering Programs: an analysis of the Published Literature – Nestor Osorio
• Coaching Styles: How they help manage and motivate librarians and their staff more effectively – Bruce Reid
• Literature Resources for bioinformatics – Sheila Young
• 1st Year Engineering Students Invading the Library: Integrating Outreach, collaboration, and Info Lit – Eric Resnis
• Google Scholar, How useful is it in finding Scholarly info in the Sciences and Engineering?  – Paula Storm
• Using Circulation Data and Endeca facets to Build a Subject Guide: a case study – Scott Warren
  
  • Using Circulation Data and Endeca facets to Build a Subject Guide 
• Active Learning of Library Skills in the Engineering Classroom – Anita Colby & Sharon Shafer
• Luring them Back: How we used everything short of sex, drugs, and violence to bring engineering students back into the library – John Forys
• Desperately Seeking information: where and why engineering students find the information they need  – Theresa Barker, Julie Cook and Linda Whang — Winner of the 2006 ELD Best Poster Award 
• Tracking the “Elusive” e-resource  – Audrey Jackson

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