Want to get paid to work on performing digital preservation assessments at your organization in a supportive atmosphere?
We are accepting applications to the second phase of our Peer Assessment Program! See this page for more info & application link: digitalpowrr.niu.edu/powrr-p…
You're invited! We're celebrating the opening of our Rising Up exhibition in Hornbake Library. Meet the curators, enjoy light refreshments and remarks, and take guided tours of the exhibit. Wednesday, 10/25, at 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.➡️ umd.libcal.com/event/1111118…
ALT Tweet information repeated with poster of photos from the exhibit.
Reminder to submit additional feedback or questions on the sustainability model by this Monday, October 9.
Visit the link below to view the convening recording and submit your feedback!
Thank you to all attended last week's community convening! The event recording and presentation slides are now available.
We invite the community to submit additional feedback or questions on the sustainability model by EOD Monday 10/09. Learn more at: crl.edu/news/community-revie…
Join us next Tues Oct 10 @ 12pm EDT for a FREE webinar on the draft Recommended Practice for the Communication of #Retractions, Removals, & Expressions of Concern (CREC) w/@rachaellammey Jodi Schneider (@IllinoisLibrary) & Caitlin Bakker (@UofRegina): niso.org/events/crec-public-…
ALT Communication of Retractions, Removals, and Expressions of Concern (CREC) Recommended Practice. Public comment webinar. October 10, 2023. 12:00–1:00pm EDT (US/Canada). Caitlin Bakker, Discovery Technologies Librarian, University of Regina; Rachael Lammey, Head of Strategic Initiatives, Crossref; and Jodi Schneider, Associate Professor, University of Illinois.
Making progress on the exhibit installation! If you'd like to schedule a tour for your class, student org., and/or for fun, email our University Archivist at nmtrap@umd.edu
& stop by our OPENING RECEPTION: Oct. 25, 4:30- registration is not required, but appreciated! Link in bio
ALT Color photograph of the exhibition sign. The top half of the sign is a photo of two women at a march, holding signs that read "we are women / we are strong / women working together to be safe". Beside them are photos of gay couples kissing and holding each other at a rally. There is a yellow and orange filter on these photos. The bottom half of the sign is a photo of a man at a rally holding up his fist in the air. The text across the sign reads "Rising Up / 100 years of Student Activism for Justice and Civil Rights at the University of Maryland"
ALT Color photo of the inside of the gallery. There are glass cases along the wall and some wall panels with photos and text hung up. There is a white cart in the foreground of the photo holding supplies like boxes, scissors, paper, etc.
Tomorrow: join us for a free workshop on the #OpenDiscovery Initiative Conformance Statement for #Libraries (Sept. 19 12:00–1:00 pm EDT)! Members of our standing committee will offer tips on how to approach each area of conformance & create an action plan: niso.org/events/fall-2023-od…
ALT NISO logo. ODI Conformance Statement Workshop for Libraries. September 19, 2023.12:00 pm–1:00 pm EDT. Teresa Hazen, University of Arizona. Geoffrey Morse, Northwestern University. Ken Varnum, University of Michigan. http://niso.org/events
Getting Started with Cook Library’s New Scholarly Research Support Services! Learn about new services that Cook can provide to support faculty scholarship and teaching involving research data management, publishing, and impact. Register Below. 9/19, 4p-5p towson.libcal.com/event/1126…
The September 15th deadline to take advantage of a program to help pay off your student loan debt is fast approaching! MHEC provides a Student Loan Debt Relief Tax Credit, offering $18 million in tax credits to help you pay off student loan debt. Apply at mhec.maryland.gov/preparing/…
"Experts from the University of Maryland’s Special Collections and University Archives will share potential repositories for broadcast collections and items, as well as offer guidance related to the digitization of materials. ..
Laura Schnitker, Ph.D., C.A., curator, Mass Media & Culture, will share her expertise on media preservation during the presentation, followed by a Q-and-A with Mike Henry, reference specialist at the Library of American Broadcasting."
Mark your calendars because on Tuesday, 8/29, at 3PM, UMD Libraries will be hosting a virtual dialogue on the growing issue of "the urge to censor" in librarianship, with panelists @edrabinski, @ejmknox, & Paul T. Jaeger!
Registration & info is at the link in our bio!
ALT Information on the event. At the top, in red, it says "Safegaurding Intellectual Freedom: How to Counter Censorship and the Criminalization of Librarianship in America." Below that is more information and context about the event, a link to register via zoom, as well as a list of the panelists (Emily Drabinski, Paul T. Jaeger, and Emily Knox), moderator (Lae'l Hughes-Watkins, Associate Director, SCUA, Engagement, Inclusion, and Reparative Archiving), and host (Adriene Lim, Dean of Libraries).
BEGINS TOMORROW (Aug. 18) IFLA Academic & Research Libraries Section (ARL) Satellite Conference (August 18-19) “Inclusiveness Through Openness” Will Be Live Streamed ow.ly/V6pS50PAzGK@IFLA@IFLA_ARL
This Monday, August 14 at 1pm CT, join the Core Bibliographic Conceptual Models (BCM) Interest Group for two free presentations that address, in different ways, the theme of #Bibframe hubs. Registration is required: alacore.org/go/to/tw-2308-bi…#Cataloguing
ALT Free Bibframe Presentations on Monday, August 14 at 1pm CT. Registration is required: https://alacore.org/go/to/tw-2308-bib
Check out: "Safeguarding Intellectual Freedom: How to Counter Censorship and the Criminalization of Librarianship in America" umd.libcal.com/event/1103922…