Academic libraries are facing a myriad of challenges, which Covid-19 only helped to magnify. Changes are
necessary for how we make collections decisions, deliver services, and
provide programs to support higher education to ensure that the library
can operate sustainably while helping our stakeholders understand the
value of our work in meeting the strategic goals of our institutions.
Business librarians can play an integral role in this work with their
knowledge, experience, and connections.
Speakers: Rebecca Frankel, Kathy Stevenson, Richard Miller, Dan Gingert, Lisa Raker, Patti French, Joseph Mazur, Sarah Fainman, Alison Agnew
What’s Next for Collection Development: Perspectives From a Small Liberal Arts College, Blake Robinson
News They Can Use: Lessons From The Virtual Newsrack, Teddy Stocking
Building Strategic Partnerships, Doris Jui
Business Management Resources on The Go! Working in Less-Than-Ideal Circumstances in Unprecedented Times, Yvette Williams
Standardization through Customization with the State of Florida’s College Curriculum Committee, Maxwell Hackman
Speakers:
Dr. Rachel Kirk, Sarah Hammill, Nora Wood, Saira Raza, Michelle
Colquitt, Wendy Pothier, Jennifer Horne, Summer Krstevska, Nancy Lovas,
Allison Cruse,
Using LibCRM to Cultivate Relationships With Business Faculty, Dr. Rachel Kirk
Zooming Into Breakout Rooms for Library Instruction in Business, Sarah Hamill
Minute Interview Video Blogs: Building Close Connections From a Distance, Nora Wood & Saira Raza
Grow Your Own: Creating a Professional Network From Home, Michelle Colquitt & Wendy Pothier
When Traditional Outreach Isn't Working: A New Business Librarian Strikes Out, Jennifer Horne
Now What? Building a Research Project to Help Students Bridge the Gap Between Personal Experience and Business Contexts, Summer Krstevska, Nancy Lovas & Allison Cruse
- Closing Speaker, "Big Tech and the Problem of Censorship," Matt Stoller
Speakers: Matt Stoller, Trip Wyckoff