Instructions for Presenters
Presentation slides: Lastname-TitleFirstWord.pdf (If multiple presenters, separate surnames with hyphens, in the order they appear on the program.)
Example: Megahan-Ridlen-Theissen-Exploring.pdf
Presentation handouts:
- Lastname-TitleFirstWord-handout for first handout
- Lastname-TitleFirstWord-handout2 for second handout, etc.
The subject line on the email should be: Lastname MLA 2017 Presentation Materials. PDF is the preferred format for all files. If content is on Prezi or some other online location, the link may be used, but a file copy is preferred for archiving purposes. In the text of your email, be sure to include the full presentation title and presenters, as they appeared in the program.
Presentations Received
Distance Programming for Adults: Wolfner Library’s Experiment in Book Clubs by Conference Call. Links to Web Content: Slides posted to Slideshare. Wolfner Library Individual Application
Get it Write for Your Readers. Lucy M. Lockley, St. Charles City-County Library – Annotation Handout
Get it Write for your Readers. Lucy M. Lockley, St. Charles City-County Library. Handout.
Bridging the Gap with a Single-Service Desk. Karen Robinson, Lindsay Schmitz, and Linda Hearst, University of Missouri
Trends in Cataloging (Table Talk). Amy Pennington, St. Louis University
Library League: Advisory Powers Activate! Carol Schrey, Maggie Melson, and Sara Nielsen, St. Charles City-County Library. Handout: Interest form
Library League: Advisory Powers Activate! Carol Schrey, Sara Nielsen and Maggie Melson, St. Charles City-County Library District
Pre-Conference – Delving into the Genealogical Research Process, Part 2. Jacob Eubanks and Daniel Lilienkamp, St. Louis Public Library
Pre-Conference – Delving into the Genealogical Research Process, Part 1. Jacob Eubanks and Daniel Lilienkamp, St. Louis Public Library
Pre-Conference: Delving into the Genealogical Research Process, Part 5. Jacob Eubanks and Daniel Lilienkamp, St. Louis County Library
Pre-Conference – Delving into the Genealogical Research Process, Part 4. Jacob Eubanks and Daniel Lilienkamp, St. Louis Public Library
Pre-Conference – Delving into the Genealogical Research Process, Part 3. Jacob Eubanks and Daniel Lilienkamp, St. Louis Public Library
#InnerHappy: Launching a Body Positive Campaign at the Library. Handout
#InnerHappy: Launching a Body Positive Campaign at the Library. Alison Griffith and Heather Wefel, St. Charles City-County Library
Community Engagement Through Controversy. Handout
Community Engagement Through Controversy. Heather Wefel, Whitney Gerwitz, Melanie Foster and Jamie Ward, St. Charles City-County Library
Your Library Renewed: Building to Reflect Your Community Needs. Kristen L. Sorth and Eric Button, St. Louis County Library
From Data to Decision: De-Selecting a Physical Serials Collection
Assessing our Learning Commons Implementation with Library Data. Shelly McDavid, Missouri University of Science and Technology
Personal Digital Archiving – What is it and How do I Offer this Service? Catherine Lucy, Fontbonne University
#adulting. Anna Maria Gonzales, St. Louis County Library and Jenny Ellis, St. Joseph Public Library – Carnegie Branch
Programs At Libraries: A Presenter’s Perspective. Mark H.X. Glenshaw, Fontbonne University
Engaging Your Community: The Process. Kim Gile, Kansas City Public Library and Jennifer Wilding, Executive Director of Consensus
Engaging Your Community: The Process – Handout: Seven Steps to Public Judgment
Designing Spaces with What You Already Have. Kim Gile, Kansas City Public Library and Matt Glawatz, The Clark Enersen Partners
Surefire Read-Aloud Hits: The Missouri Building Block Picture Book Award. Ron Freeman, Kansas City Public Library and Christy Schink, Scenic Regional Library
Smart Girls Read Romance. Jenny Ellis and Rachael Grime, St. Joseph Public Library
Ten Lessons for New Professional Librarians and Those That Train Them – Aaron Eller, St. Charles City-County Library District
Turning a Pit Into a Park and Other Lessons from Leslie Knope. Rebecca Clarke, St. Louis County Library
Mad-Hatter Librarianship: How to Wear Multiple Hats and Maintain Your Effectiveness as a Library Professional. Patricia Pfeiffer, Hickey College and Abi Broadbent, William Jewell College
Year One: Quest for Millennial Programming. Stacey Lewis and Janelle Turner, St. Louis County Library
Eastbound & Down: Bi-State Courier and Delivery. Stephen Strohl, MOBIUS and Susan Palmer, Illinois Heartland Library System
Utilizing Online Reading Challenges in Your Library Programming and Reader’s Advisory Services. Rebecca Splain, St. Charles City-County Library
Distance Programming for Adults: Wolfner Library’s Experiment in Book Clubs By Conference Call. Handout: Title Selections
Distance Programming for Adults: Wolfner Library’s Experiment in Book Clubs by Conference Call. Handout: Survey
Distance Programming for Adults: Wolfner Library’s Experiment in Book Clubs by Conference Call. Amy Nickless and Meghan McCormack, Wolfner Talking Book and Braille Library. Handout: Flyer
Helping Non-Digital Natives Navigate Technology. Outline
Helping Non-Digital Natives Navigate Technology. Meggan Moore, Springfield-Greene County Library
Curriculum Mapping Lite: A Strategic Approach to Information Literacy in Course Progression. Kimberly Moeller, University of Missouri Libraries
Exploring Primary Source Materials: The Library of Congress. Justin Megahan, Peggy Ridlen and Jane Theissen, Fontbonne University
Hands-On Tech. Presenters: Emily McIlvoy and Andrea Walter, St. Louis County Library