ACRL-Oregon offers free webinars on topics relevant to academic library staff. Our upcoming webinar is “What is quantitative data good for? Throwing great big noisy fusses about white colonial power structures. *An ode to Ramona Quimby” and will be presented by M. Brooke Robertshaw, PhD, Assistant Professor and Assessment Librarian at Oregon State University on […]
University of Portland (UP) librarians Jane Scott, Heidi Senior, and Diane Sotak, along with two library student workers, offered a Digital Privacy Checkup pop-up event on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, that we thought other ACRL-OR members would like to know about. We were inspired by similar events (Sullivan et al., 2018) elsewhere that have been […]
ACRL-OR is proud to sponsor a preconference at this year’s joint OLA/WLA Conference! Please consider signing up for Copyright Outreach, Education, and Advocacy on Campus when you register for this year’s conference. Academic library staff often have formal or informal copyright responsibilities on their campuses. Whether you are charged with creating copyright education for your […]
ACRL-Oregon is piloting offering webinars on topics relevant to academic library workers. While this may become a member benefit, for the pilot period, we are opening the webinars up to any Oregon library staff who wish to participate. Our first webinar is titled “Critical Library Management” and will be presented by Candise Branum, Director of […]
The deadline for proposals for the upcoming Northwest Institutional Repository User Group meeting is next Monday, April 30. For more information on the conference and the Call for Proposals, please visit the conference website. The conference committee is seeking: Short presentations (20 minutes) Lightning talks (5 min.) Proposals can focus on any aspect of digital repositories. […]
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