Thank you for attending SUNYLA 2019 at Onondaga Community College!
Your feedback is important, please take a moment to fill out the form linked below:
Thank you for attending SUNYLA 2019 at Onondaga Community College!
Your feedback is important, please take a moment to fill out the form linked below:
Residence Hall Check In/Out, located at Student Residence Hall A (RHA)
Residence Hall Parking is available in Lot 16
Wednesday 6/12/18 from 12:30-5:00pm
Thursday 6/13/18 from 8:00am-12:00pm
Friday 6/14/18 from 8:00am-12:00pm
Vendor Registration, located at Whitney Applied Technology Center, Atrium
Parking available in Lot 13
Wednesday 6/12/18 from 9:00am-4:00pm
Thursday 6/13/18 from 8:00am-12:00pm
Friday 6/14/18 from 8:00am-12:00pm
Conference Registration, located at Whitney Applied Technology Center, Atrium
Parking available in Lot 13
Wednesday 6/12/18 from 9:00am-4:00pm
Thursday 6/13/18 from 8:00am-4:00pm
Friday 6/14/18 from 8:00am-12:00pm
Registration is now open for the SUNYLA Annual Conference!
Registration will close on May 24th at 3:00pm. On-site registration is not available for this event.
Attention SUNYLA Members
Important Links
Conference Website: https://sunyla2019.wordpress.com
Registration form: https://sunyla.regfox.com/sunyla-annual-conference-2019
Lodging information: https://sunyla2019.wordpress.com/housing/
Questions?
If you have questions about the conference, contact SUNYLA 2nd Vice President Lisa Hoff, l.m.hoff@sunyocc.edu. If you have questions about the registration process, please contact Logan Rath, lrath@brockport.edu.
SUNYLA 2019: The Big Migration and the Challenge of Change
Onondaga Community College
June 12-14, 2019
Call for Poster Session Proposals
Deadline to submit: April 5, 2019
They say change can be good for you, and libraries are great at it. Over the last several years, SUNY libraries have encountered and addressed many changes. These include the “big migration” to Alma/Primo, the Information Literacy Framework, transitioning from print to online resources, etc. SUNYLA 2019 will focus on engaging and embracing the changes we will experience this year, while taking a look ahead at the ways library resources and services will transform our future.
The poster session will take place on Thursday afternoon, June 13, 4:15-6:15pm.
Please submit poster session proposals here: Call for Poster Session Proposals
All SUNY and non-SUNY librarians and staff are invited to submit proposals for the poster session.
Please note:
* Wifi is available in the poster session area, as are a limited number of electrical outlets. If you plan to use an electronic display, please bring a fully charged device.
* For information about expense reimbursement, please see the Guidelines for the SUNYLA Annual Conference expenses.
If you have any questions please contact Lisa Hoff, L.M.Hoff@sunyocc.edu
Jason Schmitt is a filmmaker, journalist and Chair of the Department of Communication, Media & Design at Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY. Schmitt concentrates his research toward online education impacting a global audience, open access relating to academic publications, and media industry future trends.
As a filmmaker, his documentary, “Paywall: The Business of Scholarship,” has had 350 public screenings at institutions around the globe and an audience of over 150,000 have viewed the film. Since September 2018, Schmitt has given lectures in support of open access of research at venues as diverse as the United Nations, Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Netherlands, the University of Iceland, Université Côte d’Azur in Nice, France, Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany, and the Institute for Globally Distributed Open Research and Education (IGDORE) in Indonesia. Schmitt’s prior film career found him as the interviewer/field producer for the documentary, “Louder Than Love,” a film on the historic rock venue The Grande Ballroom and its influence on rock and roll music. The film was awarded an Emmy in 2016 and has been to more than 35 festivals from Detroit to LA and London to Australia.
As a journalist, Schmitt has written more than 70 pieces for outlets like Forbes Asia, the Huffington Post, EdSurge, BoingBoing, Slate, EuroDoc, Elmore Magazine, and DBusiness.
In addition to writing and film, Schmitt is involved in providing insight and leadership toward startup companies in the digital space and, in 2016, he judged over 1,000 startup pitches and business models for venture capital funding.
Schmitt has two textbooks released in 2018: Purposeful Communication in the Digital Age and Speaking with a Purpose. Both books are published through Routledge.
SUNYLA 2019: The Big Migration and the Challenge of Change
Onondaga Community College
June 12-14, 2019
Call for Poster Session Proposals
Deadline to submit: March 31, 2019
They say change can be good for you, and libraries are great at it. Over the last several years, SUNY libraries have encountered and addressed many changes. These include the “big migration” to Alma/Primo, the Information Literacy Framework, transitioning from print to online resources, etc. SUNYLA 2019 will focus on engaging and embracing the changes we will experience this year, while taking a look ahead at the ways library resources and services will transform our future.
The poster session will take place on Thursday afternoon, June 13, 4:15-6:15pm.
Please submit poster session proposals here: Call for Poster Session Proposals
All SUNY and non-SUNY librarians and staff are invited to submit proposals for the poster session.
Please note:
* Wifi is available in the poster session area, as are a limited number of electrical outlets. If you plan to use an electronic display, please bring a fully charged device.
* For information about expense reimbursement, please see the Guidelines for the SUNYLA Annual Conference expenses.
If you have any questions please contact Lisa Hoff, L.M.Hoff@sunyocc.edu
SUNYLA 2019: The Big Migration and the Challenge of Change
Onondaga Community College
June 12-14, 2019
Deadline for workshop and presentation proposals: March 1, 2019
They say change can be good for you, and libraries are great at it. Over the last several years, SUNY libraries have encountered and addressed many changes. These include the “big migration” to Alma/Primo, the Information Literacy Framework, transitioning from print to online resources, etc. SUNYLA 2019 will focus on engaging and embracing the changes we will experience this year, while taking a look ahead at the ways library resources and services will transform our future.
We invite all SUNY and non-SUNY librarians and staff to submit proposals for pre-conference workshops and conference presentations in the following tracks:
If you are not sure which track your presentation would fit into, submit your proposal anyway and we will determine which track would best suit your idea.
Please submit proposals here: Call for Proposals. If you are submitting proposals for multiple workshops or presentations, please fill out a separate form for each.
Deadline for workshop and presentation proposals: March 1, 2019
Pre-conference Workshops
When? Wednesday, June 12th
Length of Time? 90 minutes
Conference Presentations
When? Thursday, June 13th and Friday, June 14th
Length of Time? 45 minutes
Questions? Contact: April Broughton, april.broughton@flcc.edu
For information on expense reimbursement, please refer to the Guidelines for the SUNYLA Annual Conference Expenses.
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We look forward to seeing you all at SUNYLA 2019!
Deadline for workshops and presentation: February 22, 2018
They say change can be good for you, and libraries are great at it. Over the last several years, SUNY libraries have encountered and addressed many changes. These include the “big migration” to Alma/Primo, the Information Literacy Framework, transitioning from print to online resources, etc. SUNYLA 2019 will focus on engaging and embracing the changes we will experience this year, while taking a look ahead at the ways library resources and services will transform our future. We invite all SUNY and non-SUNY librarians and staff to submit proposals for pre-conference workshops and conference presentations in the following tracks:
If you are not sure which track your presentation would fit into, submit your proposal anyway and we will determine which track would best suit your idea.
Please submit proposals here: Call for Proposals. If you are submitting proposals for multiple workshops or presentations, please fill out a separate form for each.
Deadline for workshop and presentation proposals: February 22, 2019
Pre-conference Workshops
When? Wednesday, June 12th
Length of Time? 90 minutes
Conference Presentations
When? Thursday, June 13th and Friday, June 14th
Length of Time? 45 minutes
Questions? Contact: April Broughton, april.broughton@flcc.edu
For information on expense reimbursement, please refer to the Guidelines for the SUNYLA Annual Conference Expenses.