[Ohiodig] 2023 NOSTL Conference Call for Proposals

[Calabrese, Cara]

2023 NOSTL Conference Call for Proposals

Submission Deadline:  Sept 18, 2023

Submission Form: link  <https://forms.gle/NPDmw7z6zwwtP5bS9>

NOTSL is seeking proposals for virtual presentations for our Fall
Conference. We encourage thoughtful, timely proposals from Technical
Services staff in Public, Special, or Academic Libraries. The event seeks
to share practical applications of methods and tools used in collection
development and maintenance for projects with a DEI lens or focus. We are
tentatively planning for the conference to be hosted in October or November
of 2023. (Exact date TBD)

Possible topics include, but are not limited to:



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   Using Excel to analyze collections
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   Deploying Vendor Tools (ie Collection HQ)
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   Accessibility Audits (ie WCAG compliance in electronic resources)
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   Diversity Audit methods
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   ILS reports & Lists used to locate gaps in collections
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   MARCEdit

Proposal Submission Guidelines

Please note: This event will focus special attention on the expertise of
our colleagues in Technical Services and Collections. For this conference,
we invite proposals ranging from 20 minutes to an hour in length.
Proposals related to open source or widely available tools and smaller
projects or activities in the above areas will be given first priority
consideration.

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   Multiple submissions are allowed, but each must represent a different
   topic.
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   Proposals should provide clear indication of actionable takeaway or
   practical applications


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   Exclude the name of your institution, department, and any personal names
   in the title or abstract. If you include this identifying information, your
   proposal may not receive further consideration.


Proposal Types:

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   1 hour Presentation
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   15-20 minute Topical Session


      Proposal Components:

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   Title: 50 word limit
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   Abstract: 200 word limit
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      Exclude the name of your institution, department and any personal
      names. If you include this identifying information, your proposal may not
      receive further consideration.

If you have questions about conference programming or proposal submissions,
please contact Cara Calabrese at calabrcm at miamioh.edu


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Cara Calabrese

Acquisitions & Access Librarian

Miami University Libraries

311 King Library

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