Lunch for those who are new to the division or first-time conference attendees. Meet each other and the Sci-Tech Division leadership. RSVP to Sarah Oelker at soelker@mtholyoke.edu by 6 July 2012.
Annual board meeting of the Science & Technology Division. Open to all division members and any others interested.
MODERATING:
Cheryl Hansen, Engineering Systems Inc.
PRICE: $20.00 Member/ $5.00 Student Member/ $25.00 Non-Member
Annual business and breakfast meeting of the Sci-Tech Division. Come have some breakfast, network with your colleagues old and new, and find out what the division is doing.
MODERATING:
Cheryl Hansen, Engineering Systems Inc.
Real Forensic Engineering not made for TV. Librarians, information researchers, and libraries of all types and forms are essential to the field of forensic engineering. Come hear Michael Stevenson of ESI talk about what forensic engineering really is and how the gathering of information is key to the field.
MODERATING:
Cheryl Hansen, Engineering Systems Inc.
SPEAKING:
Michael Stevenson, ESI
The session will address Open access through the Federal Science Repository Service (FSRS) and the collaboration between NTIS and the scientific and engineering communities. Learn the what, why and how of this collaboration and find out how it is working and what it can do for you.
SPEAKING:
Wayne Strickland, National Technical Information Serv
This event highlights multiple themes representing innovation, creativity, and change, with support from multiple divisions. Join your colleagues for food, drink, and networking, and learn new ideas to take back to your library.
This year in 101 our experts will introduce the best tools to help you discover, obtain, and work with resources in nuclear engineering and physics.
SPEAKING:
Mary Frances Lembo, PNNL Tech Library Pacific Northwest Technical Laboratory; James Manasco, University of Louisville
PRESENTATION HANDOUTS:
http://www.sla.org/pdfs/sla2012/SciEngineering101MaryFLembo.pdf
http://www.sla.org/pdfs/sla2012/SciEngineering101JManasco.PDF
