Marist College, Poughkeepsie NY 12601
Marist College, Poughkeepsie NY 12601
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and Amy Petersen Jensen at editor@jmle.org
For further information please visit LICE-2009 at www.liceducation.org
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May 29, 2009
Bucks County Community College
275 Swamp Road
Newtown, PA 18940
Welcome to Faculty of the Future 2009. Last year, our regional one-day conference celebrated its 6th anniversary with 200 attendees from 30 institutions and seven states. Once again they shared and discovered valuable teaching and learning initiatives through presentations, roundtables, and networking.
This year’s conference will be held on Friday,May 29, 2009, and is open to all educators and administrators who are committed to improvement in all areas of higher education.
Conference Goals
To exchange ideas and best practices to improve student outcomes
To provide a forum for professional development
To foster networking experiences for higher education faculty
This is YOUR conference. Your innovations, ideas, and initiatives are what make this conference successful. While all topics are welcome, some of the more requested and popular areas include:
Learning and teaching
Assessment and accountability
Technology infrastructures, support, and learning- from classrooms to podcasts
Student engagement
Nursing and allied health
Learning environments and libraries of the future
The connection between the community and the college
Leadership, new faculty issues
Discipline-specific best practices
The proposal submission deadline is Friday, March 27 2009
For more information go to: http://www.bucks.edu/fotf2009/index.php
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The conference will offer approximately 50 sessions and keynote sessions on topics of interest to Pennsylvania librarians from all types and sizes of libraries. If you are an expert on a topic that you feel will be of interest to librarians, we invite you to submit a proposal for a session.
The deadline for program proposal submissions is March 31, 2009.
Sponsored by the Librarians Association of the University of California, Berkeley Division Deadline: March 31, 2009 The 2009 Librarians Association of the University of California, Berkeley Division (LAUC-B) Conference Planning Committee invites proposals for presentations and breakout sessions to be given at the 2009 Conference, Student Library Users: Deliver What They Need The Way They Want It. (http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/LAUC/2009conference/) The Conference will be held on October 23, 2009, at UC Berkeley’s Clark Kerr Campus. Conference Objectives: Student library users are changing faster than the libraries that serve them. The multi-tasking, social networking generation wants instant information. The Internet offers a global information marketplace; school and university libraries need to retool or risk becoming neglected storefronts. What services do our student patrons really, really want? What skills should academic librarians be learning today to be successful in the future? Can libraries give users what they want and at the same time help them discern quality information? Join a day-long conversation among library educators, academic, school, and young adult librarians and the students they serve. Through keynote addresses, breakout sessions, and panel discussions, we will explore our changing users and highlight innovative library services that point the way to the future. Topics for Presentations: The Committee seeks two presenters to speak about innovative library services that respond to the changing needs and behaviors of today’s (and tomorrow’s) undergraduate users. Topics might include new service models for: • reference sservices • library instruction • outretreach to underserved user groups • engagingg with users online via Web 2.0 • space uttilization • others Presenters will give a 12-minute presentation as part of a three-person panel, and will then facilitate a 45-minute breakout session for additional discussion and questions. Stipends for Presenters/Session Facilitators: Presenters will receive a $200 stipend. Travel to Berkeley and one night’s accommodations will also be provided for presenters from outside the Bay Area. LAUC-B 2009 Conference: Student Library Users Proposal Information (Word template) (http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/LAUC/2009conference/doc/RFPform.doc) Presentation Title: Presenter information Name: Title & Affiliation: Mailing Address: email: phone: fax: Abstract: 200 words maximum please include a short list of critical questions to be raised in the breakout session. Summary: 50-100 words (to be used in program materials). We must receive your proposal by email (to David Eifler), no later than 5:00 p.m. on March 31, 2009. Please format your proposal as a Word document attachment (you may use the Word template link above). LAUC-B Conference Planning Committee will announce its selections by May 1, 2009. If you have further questions about this Request for Proposals, please contact David Eifler (deifler@library.berkeley.edu) .For an archive of past messages from the ILI listserv, visit: http://lists.ala.org/wws/arc/ili-l. F
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