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Coming to ALA? Join us for a half-day preconference, "Deconstructing
Digital Scholarship Consultations in the Library."

*Chelcie Juliet Rowell*
Digital Scholarship Librarian & History Liaison, O'Neill Library, Boston
College
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 *Deconstructing Digital Scholarship Consultations in the Library*

*ACRL Digital Scholarship Section Preconference*

Friday, June 22, 2018 | 12:30 – 4:00 p.m. | New Orleans, LA

If you're a liaison librarian or functional specialist curious about how to
translate your skills and approaches to reference interviews into
strategies for consulting on digital scholarship topics, this hands-on
preconference
<http://www.ala.org/acrl/conferences/deconstructingdigitalscholarship> is
for you!

Learn an overview of the digital scholarship landscape in different
emerging topical areas, including research data management, digital
humanities, and geospatial data. Delve into breakout sessions featuring
hands-on exercises working through different scenarios drawn from the
facilitators' personal experiences. All attendees will leave the
preconference with a consultation toolkit that you will be able to
reference after the preconference
<http://www.ala.org/acrl/conferences/deconstructingdigitalscholarship> has
concluded.

*Learning Outcomes*

Preconference participants will be able to...


   - Articulate how digital scholarship fits into higher education and why
   academic libraries are engaging in digital scholarship
   - Identify similarities and differences between a traditional reference
   interview and a digital scholarship consultation
   - Identify expertise you already bring to a digital scholarship
   consultation (e.g., reference interview skills, knowledge of scholarly
   communication)
   - Articulate basics of project management, including elements of a
   project plan
   - Build confidence and self-efficacy as digital scholarship consultants

*Presenters*


*Andrew Johnson* is Assistant Professor and Head of Data and Scholarly
Communication Services at the University of Colorado Boulder Libraries and
Director of the Research Data Management Initiative at the CU Boulder
Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship. In these roles, he
provides strategic direction for library and campus data services and
scholarly communication initiatives. His research interests focus on
emerging services and infrastructure for research data management, open
access publishing, open science, and related areas.

*Alix Keener* is the Digital Scholarship Librarian at the University of
Michigan Library, where she provides teaching and research support for
faculty, students, and staff working with or on digital methods. She holds
a Master of Science in Information from the University of Michigan School
of Information.

*Brianna Marshall* is the Director of Research Services at the University
of California, Riverside Library. She oversees development, implementation,
and ongoing programming in support of the scholarly and academic activities
of UCR faculty, researchers, and students. She holds Master of Library
Science and Master of Information Science degrees from Indiana University.

*Chelcie Rowell* is the Digital Scholarship Librarian and History Liaison
at Boston College Libraries. In this position, Chelcie works closely with
BC faculty, students, and library colleagues to imagine, carry out, and
sustain digitally inflected research and teaching. She also performs
collection development, research consultations, and library instruction on
behalf of the History Department.

*Joel B. Thornton* is currently the Head of Research & Instruction at the
University of Arkansas Libraries. He provides collaborative leadership in
liaison services for all campus disciplines and extends partnerships with
 campus entities. Prior to joining the University of Arkansas Libraries,
Mr. Thornton served as the Strategic Initiatives Coordinator at Texas A&M
University.

*How to Register*

Access the ALA Annual Conference registration materials
<https://2018.alaannual.org/registration/register-now> to submit your
registration. The preconference code is* ACR2.*

*Want to add this event to an existing registration**?* Visit your
dashboard link, which can be found in your confirmation email. If you need
additional assistance or cannot locate your confirmation, please call
CompuSystems at 866-513-0760 or email [log in to unmask]

*Complete details are online
<http://www.ala.org/acrl/conferences/deconstructingdigitalscholarship>.*
Questions?
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