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Holly Inglis

University of Toronto
Public Services Librarian
Toronto, Canada
Holly Inglis is Public Services Librarian at the Milt Harris Library at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. She is the liaison librarian for commerce and provides reference services and instruction for Rotman’s undergraduate and graduate students. Prior to becoming an academic librarian, she was a research specialist for the federal government.
Wednesday, November 8
 

10:20am EST

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

Navigating Research: Do scholarly reference resources still meet users’ needs? Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterPatricia Hudson • Simon Pawley • David Tyckoson

2:30pm EST

Altmetrics for Everyone: How to get Open, Easy, Free Metrics of Online Impact Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterUnpaywall Journals • James MacGregor • Jason Priem • Robin Sinn Amazon.com vs. EBSCO’s GOBI Library Solutions: Collecting LGBTQ & Title IX Titles to Evaluate Book Vendors Ashley Room, Courtyard Marriott HotelTrevor A. Dawes • Russell Michalak • Monica Rysavy From the CSU Files: Centralizing Collection Management at a Large Research Library Rutledge Room, Francis Marion HotelCarolyn Carpan • Trish Chatterley Keeping Pace with Research Patron Practices: A Discussion on Faculty and Student Needs in 2017 Citadel Green Room North, Embassy Suites HotelAnne Langley • Rosalind Tedford The Road to Effective Library Leadership: How Do I Get There From Here? Citadel Green Room South, Embassy Suites HotelJim Freedman • Shin Freedman When Change is a “New” Concept: Using Your Library’s Past to Manage its Future Colonial Ballroom, Embassy Suites HotelAshley Chase • Lindsay Cronk • Rachel Fleming

3:30pm EST

And You May Ask Yourself, Well, How Did I Get Here? Library and Vendor Perspectives on Mapping, Data Visualization, and Geographic Analytics Carolina Ballroom B, Francis Marion HotelSteve Cramer • Kevin Harwell • Charles Swartz Critical Business Collections: Examining Key Issues using a Social Justice Lens Cypress South, Courtyard Marriott HotelHeather Howard • Katharine V. Macy • Corey Seeman • Alyson Vaaler
 
Thursday, November 9
 

9:20am EST

All the Robots are Coming! The Promise and the Peril of AI Grand Ballroom, Gaillard CenterHeather Staines • Peter Brantley • Elizabeth Caley • Ian Mulvany • Ruth Pickering

11:35am EST

Landing the Job: Tips and Tricks to Prepare Students for the Job Hunt Citadel Green Room North, Embassy Suites HotelHeather Howard • Lauren Reiter • Nora Wood The 'Other Stuff': Examining Librarians' Decision Making Processes in Assessing Big Deal Journal Cancellations Laurens Room, Francis Marion HotelSamuel Cassady • Catherine Johnson What's Past Is Possible: Opportunities and Perspectives for Library Alumni Resources Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterJo-Anne Hogan • Corey Seeman

12:45pm EST

Alt-facts, Fake News, and Misinformation: Fact-checking and Media Literacy Strategies for the Classroom and Beyond Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterMike Caulfield • Darcy Gervasio • Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe • Heather Staines • Jon Udell Please, No More Change! How We Guide Staff Through New Technologies Citadel Green Room South, Embassy Suites HotelXan Arch • Laura Turner Statistical Analysis, Data Visualization, and Business Intelligence Tools for Electronic Resources in Academic Libraries Cypress North, Courtyard Marriott HotelCheng Cheng • Tracy Gilmore • Ellie Kohler • Colleen Lougen

2:30pm EST

Stop Looking in the Rear View Mirror: Why Analytics Are Critical All Year Pinckney Room, Francis Marion HotelPeter Brantley • Mark Jacobson

3:30pm EST

Reviewing A&Is and Aggregators in a Large Research Library Collection Cooper Room, Courtyard Marriott HotelHolly Inglis • Cristina Sewerin • Weijing Yuan

4:45pm EST

Charleston Premiers: Five Minute Previews of the New and Noteworthy Grand Ballroom, Gaillard CenterTrey Shelton