2013 Annual Research Forum
The Librarians' Association at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill held our annual Research Forum on May 9, 2013 from 1:00-4:00 in Toy Lounge on the 4th Floor of Dey Hall at UNC Chapel Hill.
When available, presentations are linked below
Posters
Available for viewing from 1:00-1:30 and between Lightning Talk Sessions
- U.S. Cultural Institutions' Twitter Outreach to K-12 Teachers, Sara Suiter
- Omeka Pilot Assessment at the CDLA, Leslie Barnes, Samantha Rich, and Jenn Riley
- Conservation Treatment Solutions for a 15th-century Manuscript Binding, Andrea Knowlton
- Quick Searching at the Library: A Usability Test on Combining Web Scale Discovery Tools and Online Public Access Catalogs for the Ultimate Search Interface, Sarah J. Arnold
- Quantitative Methodologies for Evaluation of Digital Learning Objects in an Academic Library Setting, Dani Brecher and Megan Slemons
- Mobile Explorations: Developing and Implementing a New Library Mobile Tour, Jennifer Garrett and Adrienne Lai
Lightning Talks
Session 1, 1:30-2:45
- GLAMming up the North Carolina Collection, Caroline Zarzar
- A Case Study of Narrative Marketing and Appreciative Inquiry in a Special Library, Alexander Carroll
- Authentic Engagement: Assessing the Effects of Authenticity on Student Engagement and Information Literacy in Academic Library Instruction, Kevin Michael Klipfel
- Exploring the Integration of Research with Student Knowledge Through Collaborative Library and English Composition Instruction, Doug Diesenhaus
- First Steps in Building Outreach for Rare Books at North Carolina State University, Elizabeth DeBold
- New Media Support in the Digital Media Commons, Rick Dillwood
- My #HuntLibrary: A Platform for User Engagement, Mike Nutt and Jennifer Garrett
- The Accidental PR Librarian, April Everett
- Signage and librarian perceptions: Assessing the reference service point, Melissa Harden
- How May We Serve You? Libraries, Hospitality Management and the Creation of Leaders, Katy Kavanagh and Angela Whitehurst
Session 2, 3:00-4:00
- Bridging the Gap: Handling Born-Digital Records in Manuscript Repositories, Courtney Bailey
- Providing Context to Web Collections: A Survey of Archive-It Users, Sara Mannheimer
- Analysis of the Decision to Implement an Approval Plan at the R. B. House Undergraduate Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: A Case Study, Ben Jahre
- Cataloging Activity Logs: Data to Explain What We Do and What We Need, Lee Richardson
- Assessing the effectiveness of current UARMS services for meeting campus records management needs, Lawrence Giffin
- Today's Field Recordings, Tomorrow's Archives: Media Formats, Storage Practices, and Future Plans of Ethnomusicology Professors in the U.S. and Canada, Jessica Wood
- What Can ReservesDirect Do For You?: UPS-like Reserve Request Tracking for Faculty, Tripp Reade
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