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2016 ELD/ASEE Annual Conference

 

 

2016 ELD Program

Time Sunday, June 26 Monday, June 27 Tuesday, June 28 Wednesday, June 29
8:00 – 9:30 a.m.  ELD Unconference
9:00am-3:00pm

Location: National WWII Museum, 945 Magazine Street
Breakfast Sponsor: SPIE (Booth) 
Organizers: Daniela Solomon, Sheree Fu, Paula Johnson, and Tom Volkening		 [M157]

Monday PlenaryLocation: NOCC, La Nouvelle Ballroom************************ELD Executive Committee Meeting Time: 9:00 am
Location: Staybridge Suites- Lobby, 501 Tchoupitoulas St
Moderator: Anne Rauh (Syracuse University)		 [T121] 

ELD Annual Business MeetingLocation: HI&S, Riverside 1
Breakfast Sponsor: SAE (Booth 607)
Travel Stipend Sponsor: Morgan & Claypool(Booth 131)
Bernhardt Award Sponsor: ASTM International(Booth 340)
Moderator: Anne Rauh (Syracuse University)		 [W121] 

Engineering Librarians: Impacting the Past, Present, and Future

Location: NOCC, Rm 245
Moderator: Dave Schmitt (University of California, San Diego)

The History of the Engineering Libraries Division, Part 1: 1893 to 1960, Michael White (Queen’s University);
“Patenting” a New Engineering Librarian at an American University in the UAE, Amani Magid (New York University, Abu Dhabi);
Research Impact for Engineering: a National Survey of Engineering Librarians, Daniela Solomon (Case Western University) and Matthew R. Marsteller (Carnegie Mellon University)
9:45 – 11:15 am [M259B] 

Focus on Exhibits: Brunch & NSF Poster Session

Location: NOCC, Exhibit Hall

 [T257]

Tuesday Plenary, 2015 Best Overall PIC and Zone Paper Winners. 

Location: NOCC, La Nouvelle Ballroom

 [W221]

Panel Session:
Open Engineering Education Resources

Location: HI&S, Riverside 1
Sponsor: ASME (Booth 543)
Moderator: Amy Van Epps (Purdue University)
Panelists: Aditya Johri (George Mason University); Don Millard (National Science Foundation: Deputy Division Director for Engineering Education and Centers); Chealsye Bowley (Open Access Button)
11:30 am –
1:00 pm		   [M321]

ELD Welcome & Lightning Talks

Location: Hampton Inn & Suites (HI&S), Riverside 1
Lunch Sponsor: IET (Booth 324) & IOP (not exhibiting) 
Moderator: Sylvia George-Williams  (Southern Methodist University)

Lightning Talks: Microfiche? Macroheadache!, Tony Aponte (UCLA); Why Aren’t They Coming? On the Low Take Up of Library Training, Stephen Buck (King Abdullah University of Science & Technology); Supporting Compliance, Discovery, and Access through a Publisher and Library Institutional Repository Pilot, Amy Buhler (University of Florida);Keeping the Library Front and Center,Bernadette Ewen (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology); Maximizing Your Digital Assets,Bernadette Ewen (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology); Fun with Conditional Formatting, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love to Weed, Kelly Giles (James Madison University); Get It Now: Can It Replace Some or All of your Engineering Database Subscriptions?, David Hajdik (Tennessee Tech University)[no slides]; TRAIL at 10, Patricia Kirkwood (University of Arkansas) and Mel DeSart (University of Washington); EBooks in the Collection with NFC Tags, Kari Kozak (University of Iowa);Nerd Parties in the Engineering Library (Geeking out in the Library), Kari Kozak (University of Iowa); Mind, Hand, Heart: Student Well-Being at MIT,Angie Locknar (MIT); Scaffolded Data Information Literacy Competencies, Megan Sapp Nelson (Purdue University); Flipping Library Instruction for Engineering Classes, Jill Powell (Cornell University); Right-Sizing the Collection: Withdrawing 5,600 Books in Just Three Months, Patricia Watkins (Embry Riddle Aeronautical University); Bring Data Management Training as Part of Library Instruction Sessions to Engineering Students, Qianjin (Marina) Zhang (University of Iowa).

 [T321]

Poster Session & Exhibit Hall Lunch

Location: NOCC, Exhibit Hall

Modification of the House of Quality to Assess Information Gaps during Quality Function Deployment of Engineering Design, Chelsea Leachman and Jacob William Leachman (Washington State University)

 [W321]

Panel Session: Bringing Students, Faculty, and Librarians Together: Game-Based Learning for Interdisciplinary Education 

Location: HI&S, Riverside 1
Moderator: Sally Fell (Elsevier)
Panelists: Jay Bhatt (Drexel University); Antonio Kontsos (Drexel University); Daniel Christe (Drexel University).

 
1:15 – 2:45 pm [M421] 

It’s All about the Students

Location: NOCC, Rm 245
Moderator: John Napp (University of Toledo)

A Game-Based Learning Approach to Information Literacy: Knovel Global Academic Challenge, Daniel Christe, Jay Bhatt, and Chris Baduek (Drexel University);
Analyzing Usage of Various Study Resources by Engineering Students, Pradeep Waychal (Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies);
An Academic Library’s Role in Improving Accessibility to 3D Printing, Daniel Zuberbier, Ranjeet Agarwala, Mark McKinley Sanders, and Robert Chin (East Carolina University)

 [T404]

Panel Session: Textbooks in BME: Printed, Online and Open Source

Location: NOCC, Rm 273
Moderator: Dr. William H. Guilford 
Panelists: Jay Bhatt (Drexel University); Dr. Ann Saterbak (Rice University); Joel Claypool (Morgan & Claypool Publishers).

 [W421]

The Move from Subject to Functional Roles: What Does It Mean for the Engineering Librarian?

Location: HI&S, Riverside 1
Moderator: Anne Rauh (Syracuse University)
Panelists: Honora Eskridge (Director, Centennial Campus Research Services, North Carolina State University), Deborah Helman (Director, Wendt Commons, University of Wisconsin-Madison), Douglas McGee (Assistant Director for Engineering & Physical Sciences Library Services, University of Pennsylvania), and Adriana Popescu (Associate Dean of Academic Services, California Polytechnic State University)
3:00 – 4:30 pm [M521]

Foundations for Pedagogical Success

Location: NOCC, Rm 245
Moderator: Lisa Ngo (University of California, Berkeley)

Developing a Comprehensive, Assessment-Based Continuous Improvement Process for a Library Instruction Program, Susan Lucchesi, Jennifer Sams, Laurent Movlai, Erin Matas, and Nora Allred (Michigan Technological University);
Structured Introduction to Information Literacy Using a Scaffold Project in an Introductory Engineering Course,Tanya Kunberger, Chris Geiger, and Kimberly Reycraft (Florida Gulf Coast University);
Jazzing Up Next Gen Librarians for Freshman Engineering Instruction Delivery, Marian Armour-Gemmen, Chanelle Pickens, Robin Hensel, Mary Strife, and Mariam Jalaifar (West Virginia University)

 [T521]

Engineering Libraries: Extending Our OutreachLocation: NOCC, Rm 245
Sponsor: Begell House (Booth 209)
Moderator: Ibironke Lawal (Virginia Commonwealth University)Using Altmetrics as an Engineering Faculty Outreach Tool, Megan Sapp-Nelson (Purdue University);
A New Approach to Marketing and Outreach for Engineering Libraries, Ellie Ransom and Krystie Klahn (Columbia University)		 [W521]

ELD Extended Executive Committee Meeting

Location: HI&S, Riverside 1
Moderators: Craig Beard (University of Alabama at Birmingham) and Bruce Neville (Texas A&M University)

 

 
4:00-5:30 pm [U657] 4:15-5:45 pm

ASEE Division Mixer

Location: New Orleans Convention Center (NOCC), La Nouvelle Ballroom

 [M659] 4:30-5:30 pm

Focus on Exhibits: Summertime Social

Location: NOCC, Exhibit Hall
6:00-10:30 pm [U759A] 6:00 – 7:30 pm

ASEE Focus on Exhibits: Welcome Reception

Location: NOCC, Exhibit Hall F

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ELD Dessert Reception [ticket]
7:30 – 9:00 pm
Location: Cochon/Calcasieu, 930 Tchoupitoulas St.
Sponsor: SPIE
Organizer: Mel DeSart (University of Washington)

 [M721]

ELD Welcome
Reception
6:30-8:30 pm

Location: Cochon/Calcasieu, the Tchoupitoulas & Higgins Banquet Rooms, 930 Tchoupitoulas St.

After Party 8:30-10:30 pm
Location: Tommy’s Bistro, Gallery Room, 746 Tchoupitoulas St.
Sponsor (both events): IEEE (Booth 312 & 539)
Organizer: Julie Cook (University of Washington)

 

 [T721]

ELD Annual Banquet aboard the Steamboat Natchez

Location: The boat departs from the Toulouse Street Wharf behind Jax Brewery

6:00 pm: Boarding starts
6:30 pm: Must be on-board! 
7:45 pm: Dinner
9:00 pm: Disembark

Sponsor: Elsevier (Booth 519 & 523)
Organizer: Kari Kozak (University of Iowa)

 

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ELD Unconference

Date: Sunday, June 26, 2016 
Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm 
Location: National WWII Museum, 945 Magazine St., New Orleans, LA.

The National WWII Museum is located about ½ mile from the Convention Center. The Unconference includes a continental breakfast and buffet lunch.  As an added bonus we will also have access to parts of the museum. There is no registration fee for the Unconference.

 

Unconference Agenda

9:00 – 9:30 am Continental breakfast and networking
9:30 – 10:00 am Welcome and Agenda setting
10:00 – 12 noon Unconference sessions
12:00 – 1:00 pm Lunch buffet and self-guided museum tours
1:00 – 3:00 pm Unconference sessions

 

Presentation Slides: 

2016 Unconference Committee
Sheree Fu
Paula Johnson
Daniela Solomon (Chair)
Tom Volkening

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2016 ELD Call for Papers

The Engineering Libraries Division (ELD) seeks papers for the 2016 Annual Conference and Exposition to be held in New Orleans, LA, June 26 to June 29. Librarians and educators from around the world are encouraged to submit papers. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Data literacy for undergraduates through faculty
  • Recruiting, training, and retaining new engineering librarians
  • Basics of engineering librarianship for new librarians
  • Mid-career development for librarians
  • Evaluating new resources for librarians and engineering faculty
  • Marketing and outreach activities (to students, faculty, and other constituencies)
  • Impact of the ACRL Framework
  • Impact of changes in ABET criteria
  • Planning STEM libraries
  • Maker spaces (more to be said)

If you are involved in innovative services or research outside these areas, please submit an abstract.

Abstracts and draft papers are reviewed using a double-blind process, and thus are to be submitted with no information identifying author(s) or institutional affiliation(s). Abstracts and papers will be judged of the basis of relevance to the division, quality of research and writing, and potential to engage conference participants.

Author’s Kit (including abstract and paper formatting guidelines), Plagiarism Guidelines, and Deadlines are available on the ASEE Annual Conference website (http://www.asee.org/conferences-and-events/conferences/annual-conference/2016/papersmanagement/for-authors). All submissions are expected to meet deadlines and adhere to specified requirements.

For updates on deadlines and the submission process, check Annual Conference Information on the ELD website (http://depts.washington.edu/englib/eld/).

Some important dates for authors to keep in mind are:

  • September 1: abstract submission open
  • October 19: abstract submission closed
  • November 9: acceptance or rejection of abstracts
  • February 1: draft paper submission closed
  • March 7: requested revisions to authors
  • March 21: requested revisions deadline
  • March 28: acceptance or rejection of papers
  • May 2: final paper upload (with blind indicators replaced by author or affiliation information)

Questions? Contact me at cwb@uab.edu. Craig W. Beard 2015-2016 Program Chair ASEE/Engineering Libraries Division
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2016 Travel Stipend Winners

Linette Koren $250 Morgan & Claypool Random Drawing
Margaret Phillips $250 Morgan & Claypool Random Drawing
John Napp $500 Morgan & Claypool
Scott Curtis $500 Morgan & Claypool

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2016 Sponsors

ELD thanks all its generous sponsors for their support during the 2016 Annual Conference and throughout the year.

For questions regarding future sponsorship of ELD activites and programming, contact contact Amy Buhler, Development Committee Chair at: abuhler(at)ufl.edu

 

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