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Teri Koch

Drake University
Director, Scholarly Collaborations & Communications
Des Moines, IA
Websitehttps://library.drake.edu/
Teri Koch is a Professor of Librarianship at Drake University. She is also the Collection Development and Scholarly Communications librarian. She oversees the collection, the library liaison program, and she promotes open access and OER initiatives.
Tuesday, November 7
 

7:00am EST

Registration Check-In Upper Lobby, Francis Marion Hotel

9:00am EST

Developing a Weighted Collection Development Allocation Formula Salon I, Gaillard CenterJeff Bailey • Linda Creibaum • Star Holloway

12:00pm EST

Vendor Showcase Luncheon Grand Ballroom, Gaillard Center

4:00pm EST

Welcome Reception Grand Ballroom, Gaillard CenterAdam Matthew
 
Wednesday, November 8
 

8:30am EST

Welcome and Opening Remarks Performance Hall, Gaillard Center

8:35am EST

21st Century Academic Library: The promise, the plan, a response. Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterGlenda Alvin • Loretta Parham

9:20am EST

The Future of Print in Open Stacks: a Proposal Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterJim O'Donnell

9:30am EST

Technology and Platforms: What's On the Horizon Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterAnthony Watkinson • Georgios Papadopoulos

10:00am EST

Refreshment Break Outside Grand Ballroom, Gaillard CenterAmerican Mathematical Society

10:20am EST

PrePrints, IRs & the Version of Record Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterJudy Luther • Ivy Anderson • Monica Bradford • John Inglis Publication Ethics, Today’s Challenges: Navigating and Combating Questionable Practices Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterRamune Kubilius • Barbara A. Epstein • Jenny Lunn • Duncan MacRae • Jayne Marks Wide Open or Just Ajar? Evaluating Real User Metrics in Open Access Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterCharles Watkinson • Amy Brand • Hillary Corbett • Byron Russell

11:35am EST

Finding the Right Mix: A Holistic Approach to Collection Development Salon I, Gaillard CenterKim Anderson • Shannon Burke • Eric Wedig Open Access Funds – What Difference Do They Make? Carolina Ballroom B, Francis Marion HotelRachael Samberg • Anneliese Taylor

12:30pm EST

Small, Medium, or Large – Collection Development Solutions to Fit All Libraries Upstairs Room, 39 Rue de JeanAshley Fast • EBSCO Information Services

2:30pm EST

From Advocacy to Action: How Libraries Are Advancing their Role with Regard to Open Educational Resources Carolina Ballroom B, Francis Marion HotelKelly Denzer • Teri Gallaway • Nicole Rakozy • Cynthia Thomes

3:30pm EST

Communicating Collections to Stakeholders: The Good, the Bad, and the Spreadsheets Colonial Ballroom, Embassy Suites HotelBeth Blanton-Kent • Karen Gau • Glenn Johnson-Grau • Sarah McClung Transforming Textbook Affordability: A Library and Vendor Collaboration Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterEvelyn Elias • Athena Hoeppner • Ying Zhang

4:10pm EST

Refreshment Break Outside Grand Ballroom, Gaillard CenterSpringer Nature

4:40pm EST

Charleston Fast Pitch Competition Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterSteve Goodall • Kent Anderson • Amy Brand • Jim O'Donnell

6:00pm EST

Poster Sessions and Happy Hour Networking Events Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelTom Gilson 05 An Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery Dashboard that Powers Better Decision Making in Collection Development and in Acqusitions Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelMike Hawthorne 10 Looking Good! Slicing and Dicing with Dashboards to Visualize Data in Excel Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelMichael Winecoff 11 Predictive Models for Demand Driven Acquisitions (DDA) Expenditures Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelDeborah Bezanson Free Textbooks! Open Educational Resources at Xavier University of Louisiana Outside Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelNancy Hampton Handing over the Keys to the Patron: Where Will PDA Drive Us? Outside Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelJeff Staiger

7:00pm EST

Annual Charleston Conference Reception South Carolina AquariumELSEVIER
 
Thursday, November 9
 

10:20am EST

A Simpler Path to Public Access Compliance Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterBobby Hollandsworth • David Crotty • Jack Maness • Howard Ratner • Judith Russell Open Access Monographs: Promise or Bust? Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterHeather Staines • Erich van Rijn • Dean Smith • Frank Smith • Rebecca Welzenbach Unlocking Your Classic Books for New Generations Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterAnthony Watkinson • Amy Brand • Wendy Hanamura • Brewster Kahle

11:35am EST

“Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees”: Using a data-driven review process to add new resources with no budget increases Cooper Room, Courtyard Marriott HotelTeri Koch • Laura Krossner • Priya Shenoy

12:45pm EST

How Libraries Can Serve a Critical Role in Addressing Student Affordability, Equity of Access, and Improved Learning Outcomes Cypress South, Courtyard Marriott HotelDavid Fisher • Angela Carreño • Monica Metz-Wiseman • Jill Morris

2:30pm EST

How Should We Get This: The Use of Get It Now and Other Document Delivery Options as Serials Collection Development Tools Laurens Room, Francis Marion HotelMegan Jaskowiak • Todd Spires

3:30pm EST

Using What You Got: Making Informed Collection Decisions with Data You Already Have Carolina Ballroom B, Francis Marion HotelKimberley Robles Smith • David Tyckoson Will They Fund It? Pitching an OER Project to your VP of Finance Carolina Ballroom A, Francis Marion HotelXan Arch • Adam Murray
 
Friday, November 10
 

8:30am EST

The Long Arm of the Law Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelAnn Okerson • William M. Hannay • Ruth Okediji

9:45am EST

All about Predatory Publishing: Need for Librarians & Publishers to Better Inform Authors Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelCharles Watkinson • Julia Gelfand • Lisa Macklin • John Sherer • Brigitte Weinsteiger