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Knowledge connects the dots

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As an information professional, you are continually challenged with finding trusted resources that deliver the most benefit and impact across your institution. Fortunately, for more than a century, the American Psychological Association (APA) has been delivering world-class research to the global community and offering researchers, educators, students, and clinicians access to resources that advance knowledge in the behavioral and social sciences to benefit society and improve people’s lives. Whether it’s providing access to a vast body of research in the behavioral and social sciences or critical insights and perspectives that inform a multitude of academic disciplines, APA offers authoritative resources for the research and educational needs at your institution. Stop by booth #1153 to learn how APA resources will benefit your institution.

www.apa.org/pubs 2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING SCHEDULER

Access the powerful ALA Midwinter Scheduler online at www.alamidwinter.org/scheduler or through the Mobile App.

What you can do when you access the scheduler:

► Update, add to, and reprioritize your personal calendar—or create one if you didn’t do that before coming to the conference ► Browse sessions and events ► Get word on any session cancellations ► Add personal meetings to your schedule ► Find other attendees

Don’t Miss a Thing!—Get the Mobile App Instant access to the scheduler, maps, exhibitor listings, photos, Cognotes, BluuBeam and more! iOS Users Download from the Apple store. Android Users Download from the Google Play store.

Or just scan the QR code! 50 iBEACON INFORMATION

BluuBeam—ALA Midwinter Meeting Official iBeacon Provider

BluuBeam is back to help provide Visit the best conference experience. BluuBeam in ALA Conference Services is pleased the Mobile App to be working with BluuBeam, the Pavilion #1 iBeacon provider for libraries. IBEACON INFORMATION You will find BluuBeam throughout ALA Midwinter Meeting, offering relevant information right on your smartphone. You’ll get links to content like slides and handouts (to use on-site or save for later) for programs and sessions such as News You Can Use and Ignite Sessions, and information from places like the ALA Store, ALA Lounge, and the Networking Uncommons when you visit their space. You can also save the link to your favorite sessions. How to get the BluuBeam app:

• T ap on the “What’s Beaming” icon in the ALA Midwinter Meeting App (See page 49) • Sear ch for BluuBeam in the iTunes App Store or Google Play Store • T ext the word “link” to 38470 to download the BluuBeam app Once you download the app, an alert on your phone shows you information relevant to your location when you come within range of a Beam (about 40'). The mes- sages include links, pictures and text and are clearly organized in the BluuBeam app. You can access Beams that are around you now as well as Beams that you’ve visited previously, as well as saving your favorites—which makes it easy to review later.

About BluuBeam

BluuBeam is a turnkey proximity triggered messaging service offered to libraries to inform patrons about things that may interest them based on their location within the library. BluuBeam also seeks to give libraries a way to increase awareness within their community by leveraging their own network. To learn more, visit www.bluubeam.com.

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 51 GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Accessibility Information available at the ALA Conference Services Desk and must be signed by the individual performing the childcare services and presented by the ALA works to make sure your experience will be a pleasant and acces- parent to the Conference Services Desk by Monday, January 11, 2016. sible one. Here are the features we in place to ensure the ALA 2016 Please note that all reimbursement will be mailed out to the attendee Midwinter Meeting is accessible to all: following the Conference. • We caption our main sessions, e.g., President’s Program, Membership Meeting, Council Meetings, and others as requested by organizers. “Children In The Exhibit Hall” Policy • We have accessible sleeping rooms in our hotel block. There are Strollers are permitted on the exhibit floor but only if there is a child rooms for people who are deaf, blind, and attendees who use wheel- in them at all times. Unescorted children are not permitted on the chairs. Please fill out the housing form and check the appropriate exhibit floor. Children under the age of five must be under control at all box. An onPeak representative will contact you to make sure you are times (stroller, pack, etc.). Any child over the age of five must have an placed in an appropriate room. Exhibits Only badge to be admitted to the exhibit floor. These badges • Leader animals of all kinds are welcome throughout the ALA are available at onsite registration for $50. An adult must accompany Conference. all children under the age of 16. • List ening devices are available for those who are hard of hearing. • Our shuttle bus company has accessible buses, call (310) 975-4528 COGNOTES — The Official Daily Newspaper to make reservations. Further instructions on how to obtain rides COGNOTES is the daily newspaper published and staffed by a group of are available in each hotel, in the convention center on-site, and in ALA member volunteers. The COGNOTES office is open for submissions the on-site newspaper, Cognotes. from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm, Friday through Monday during the Midwinter • Based upon availability in each city, we maintain a limited number of Meeting in the ALA Office in Room 210. The publication includes high- wheelchairs and scooters on a first-come, first-served basis. lights of Midwinter events, important meeting times and room changes, Conference Services coordinates interpreting services for people who photographs, and news items relating to the Meeting. The paper is are deaf or hard of hearing. To request accommodations, please con- published Friday through Monday during the Midwinter Meeting, and a tact Alee Navarro at [email protected]. special digital Highlights issue (Issue No. 5) will be emailed to all ALA An interpreter is also on-call in the Conference Services Office located members following the Meeting. An online version will be available to in room 210 of the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Thursday all members at www.alamidwinter.org. COGNOTES is available in the through Monday for last minute requests on a first-come, first-served registration area at the convention center, in the COGNOTESoffice, basis. For accessibility information the Conference Services staff can and at several other locations throughout the convention center. News be reached at (617) 954-3950. and informational contributions will be considered for publication on a daily basis. The deadline for news items is 2:00 pm the day before publication. ALA Store Longer hours make it more convenient to shop and browse at the ALA Store on the exhibit level concourse. The ALA Store offers products that meet the widest range of your promotional and continuing education/professional development needs—as well as fun gift items. Make sure to carve out some time in your schedule to stop by and examine the many new and bestselling items available! ALA Store hours: Friday, January 8 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm Saturday, January 9 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Sunday, January 10 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Monday, January 11 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

Child Care at the Midwinter Meeting ALA will reimburse the charges expended on childcare in the amount Exhibits of $25 per day, per child to a maximum of $50 per day, per family The exhibits are located in Exhibit Halls A and B of Boston Convention to any fully registered parent for each day of the Midwinter Meeting & Exhibition Center. Following the special opening ceremony at 5:15 week, January 8 – January 12, 2016 You must provide a receipt for pm on Friday evening, the exhibits are open: childcare. This covers only childcare in the parent’s hotel room or other Friday, January 8 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm residence in the meeting city (Boston) and does not include charges for children’s food and transportation or gratuities and transportation Saturday, January 9 9:00 am – 5:00 pm for the sitter. ALA will not reimburse childcare expenses to attendees Sunday, January 10 9:00 am – 5:00 pm who live within the Boston area that would be paid to the regular pro- Monday, January 11 9:00 am – 2:00 pm vider whether the parent was attending the Midwinter Meeting or not. Parents may contact their hotel childcare center/babysitting service Starting on page 106 you can find more information on the special where it is available or find one online. Reimbursement forms are events we are offering on the exhibition floor this year.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 52 Gender-Neutral Bathrooms There will be gender-neutral bathroom facilities located in Boston Convention & Exhibition Center: Level 0—SE Lobby B2, near Registration; Level 1—West Side of North Lobby, next to Outtakes Concession Stand; and, Level 2—North West Lobby near meeting rooms 207 & 208.

Hotel Reservations Hotel accommodations were arranged by onPeak. onPeak is available onsite in the Registration area for any assistance. Additional assistance is available from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (Central time) Monday through Friday by calling 1-800-584-9047 or [email protected].

Internet Café Meeting Point The Internet Café features a comfortable place for delegates to surf Need to meet up with someone? Meet in front of the Meeting Point Pin

GENERAL INFORMATION the Internet and check e-mail. Located in the North Lobby of Boston located in Boston Convention & Exhibition Center near room 150 for Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC), the Cafés is open from 6:00 am an easy way to meet up. – 10:00 pm, Friday through Monday, and on Tuesday 6:00 am – 1:00 pm. Wi-Fi access will also be available throughout BCEC at no charge. Membership Services Any questions or issues concerning your membership may be directed Internet Rooms to ALA Membership Services personnel at the Registration desk. Bring Internet Rooms are open during exhibit hours and are located in any related paperwork or correspondence for faster service. the Exhibit Hall behind booth 903. The Room is managed by ALA’s Internet Room Steering Committee and staffed with volunteers during regular exhibit hours. Mobile App for Midwinter Schedule and Exhibitor List Literature Distribution Area ALA Midwinter Meeting Scheduler — get it on the go! Materials have been placed in compartments in the ALA Registration Access the powerful ALA Midwinter Meeting Scheduler through the Area. Delegates may help themselves to items of interest. Only ALA mobile app for iOS and Android phones. Look for the app under “2016 pre-approved items may be distributed. Additional materials cannot ALA Midwinter” in the Google Play Store or Apple Store. be accepted on-site. What you can do in the online Scheduler and app . . . • Br owse sessions and events Lost And Found • See what your colleagues are attending, if they’ve chosen to share • Ge t word of any session cancellations Items may be turned in or claimed at the Conference Services counter at the ALA Office in Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, room 210. • Find another attendee Unclaimed items will be held in Conference Services, 50 E. Huron Visit the Mobile App Help Desk located in BCEC-Level 1, North Lobby, Street, Chicago, IL 60611 for one month after the meeting. For help if you need any assistance with the Mobile App. in locating lost items during the meeting, please call 617-954-3950. After the meeting please call 312-280-3222. New Mothers’ Room Meeting Changes On-Site The New Mothers’ Room is located on Level 0 near registration, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. To change, add, or cancel a meeting, contact Yvonne McLean in the Conference Services Office, room 210 of the convention center immediately. The information will be published in Cognotes if the change has No Smoking Policy been requested before the 2:00 pm Cognotes deadline. All changes Council action at the 1991 Atlanta Midwinter Meeting resolved that, must be submitted directly to Yvonne McLean, and she will coordinate “smoking is prohibited at Annual Conferences, Midwinter Meetings, the publication of those changes with Cognotes directly. Note: Door regional/national conferences, continuing education programs, exhib- signs of ALA meeting rooms list all of the sessions scheduled (up to the its and other gatherings sponsored by the ALA.” time of their printing) to be held in each room, each day. Please do not assume that a room will be available when a listing does not appear for a time slot. Assignments may have been made after the sign was Office Area Services posted, or the hotel may be using the room for an outside meeting. Computers and printers are available for use by members in the ALA Office. Please bring your own software and jump drive. Paper is provided for member use. The oldest public park in the country is the Boston Common established in 1634.

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 53 Open Meeting Rule Reprographics By Council action it was voted that all meetings of the Association A Reprographics center has been set up in the ALA Office area Room 210. are open to all members and to recognized members of the press. The hours are: Closed meetings may only be held to discuss matters affecting privacy GENERAL INFORMATION of individuals or institutions. Unit chairs may contact their staff liaison Friday, January 8 10:00 am – 9:00 pm officer when unable to determine whether an open or closed meeting Saturday, January 9 7:30 am–9:00 pm is appropriate. Closed meetings are designated with an * in the Daily Sunday, January 10 7:30 am–9:00 pm Schedule. Monday, January 11 7:30 am–9:00 pm Tuesday, January 12 8:00 am– 11:00 am Placement Services The charge for copies is 10 cents per page. Provided by the ALA Office for Human Resource Development and Recruitment (HRDR), the Placement Services is open: Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm on the Exhibit Floor accessible from the Shuttle Bus—Sponsored By Gale Cengage escalator located near room 106 of Boston Convention & Exhibition Free shuttle bus service between the Meeting hotels is provided for Center. Job seekers can register and search for jobs on the JobLIST registered attendees and for delegates with special needs. Shuttle bus Online site at www.joblist.ala.org. All services are free to job seekers. schedules will be available at participating hotels, in Cognotes, and at Registration is not required, but is recommended. Registration gives registration. Complimentary bus service is provided by Gale Cengage registered employers access to your resume information. It also allows Learning. Don’t forget to stop by their booth #1405 and say thanks for direct communication between job seekers and employers. for the lift. Employers who want to post positions should post them on the JobLIST Online site at www.joblist.ala.org. Employers who want to use the interviewing facilities must have an active ad placed on JobLIST at the Statement Of Appropriate Conduct at ALA time you schedule an interview. Employers who want a booth in the Conferences Placement Center should contact Beatrice Calvin at 800-545-2433, ext. 4280. Policy 54.3 state, “The American Library Association is com- To provide all participants—members and other attendees, speakers, mitted to equality of opportunity For all library employees or applicants exhibitors, staff and volunteers—the opportunity to benefit from the for employment, regardless of race, color, creed, sex, sexual orienta- event, the American Library Association is committed to providing a tion, gender identity or expression, age, disability, individual life-style, harassment-free environment for everyone, regardless of gender, or national origin; and believes that hiring individuals with disabilities sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, physi- in all types of libraries is consistent with good personnel and manage- cal appearance, ethnicity, religion or other group identity. For more infor- ment practices.” mation visit 2016.alamidwinter.org/statement-appropriate-conduct.

Program Addendum Transportation to Airport Inserted in every program book, additional copies of the supple- On Monday, January 11 the MBTA will offer direct service for the ALA ment are available at the registration desk. The program addendum attendees; from the BCEC to Logan Airport terminals with ADA acces- includes critical changes to the meeting schedule. sible, luggage friendly Silver Line vehicles. The Silver Line is an express bus service that will pick up from Northeast Level 1, and run every 15 minutes between 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm. Guest can buy single ride passes onsite at the Silver Line Booth located at Northeast Level 1, at the discounted cash rate of $2.10.

US Postal Services Located in the Exhibit Hall at the end of the 1600 aisle. You must be in line by the posted end time. Saturday, January 9 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Sunday, January 10 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Monday, January 11 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Attendees receive one mailing envelope or tube, compliments of ALA. Credit and Debit card payments only.

Registration Hours Wireless Internet Access Registration is located on Level 0 of Boston Convention & Exhibition Basic wireless Internet access will be available throughout Boston Center. Hours are: Convention & Exhibition Center at no charge. Thursday, January 7 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm *Exhibitor Registration Only Friday, January 8 7:30 am – 7:00 pm Saturday, January 9 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Sunday, January 10 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Monday, January 11 7:30 am – 2:00 pm

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AALL. . . . .American Association of Law Libraries CJCLS. . . . Community and Junior College Libraries Section AAM . . . . .American Alliance of Museums (ACRL) AAMES. . . .Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Section (ACRL) CLA. . . . . Canadian Library Association AAP. . . . . Association of American Publishers CLS. . . . . College Libraries Section (ACRL) AASL. . . . .American Association of School Librarians CMS. . . . . Collection Management Section (ALCTS) AAUP. . . . .Association of American University Presses COA. . . . . Committee on Accreditation

ACRONYMNS ABOS. . . . .Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services COD. . . . . Council Committee on Diversity ACG. . . . . Advocacy Coordinating Group CODES . . . .Collection Development and Evaluation Section (RUSA) ACRL. . . . .Association of College and Research Libraries COE. . . . . Committee on Education AFAS. . . . .African-American Studies Librarians Section (ACRL) COL. . . . . Committee on Legislation AFL. . . . . Affiliate COLA. . . . .Committee on Library Advocacy AFL/CIO. . . American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organizations COMM. . . . Committee on Membership Meetings AIA...... American Institute of Architects CONSER. . . Cooperative Online Serials Program AILA...... American Indian Library Association COO. . . . . Committee on Organization AJL...... Association of Jewish Libraries COPE. . . . .Committee on Professional Ethics AL ...... American Libraries CORS. . . . .Committee on Research and Statistics AL21C. . . . America’s Libraries in the 21st Century Committee COSLA. . . . Chief Officers of State Library Agencies (OITP) COSWL. . . .Committee on the Status of Women in Librarianship ALA. . . . . American Library Association CPLA. . . . .Certified Public Library Administrators Program ALA-APA. . . ALA-Allied Professional Association CRC. . . . . Chapter Relations Committee ALCTS. . . . Association for Library Collections and Technical CRS. . . . . Continuing Resources Section (ALCTS) Services DCRM. . . . Descriptive Cataloging of Rare Materials ALISE . . . . Association for Library and Information Science DCWG. . . . Digital Content Working Group Education DLS. . . . . Distance Learning Section (ACRL) ALSC. . . . .Association for Library Service to Children DPLA. . . . .Digital Public Library of America AMIA. . . . .Association of Moving Image Archivists DRM. . . . .Digital Rights Management ANSS. . . . .Anthropology and Sociology Section (ACRL) EBSS. . . . .Education and Behavioral Sciences Section (ACRL) APALA. . . . Asian Pacific American Librarians Association EL ...... Emerging Leaders ARC. . . . . Advance Reading Copy EMIERT. . . .Ethnic and Multicultural Information Exchange Round ARL. . . . . Association of Research Libraries Table ARLIS/NA. . .Art Libraries Society of North America ERT. . . . . Exhibits Round Table ARSL. . . . .Association for Rural & Small Libraries ESLS. . . . .Educators of School Librarians Section (AASL) ARTS. . . . .Arts Section (ACRL) ETS. . . . . Emerging Technologies Section (RUSA) AS...... Acquisitions Section (ALCTS) F&A. . . . . Finance and Audit Committee (ALA) ASCLA. . . . Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library FAFLRT. . . .Federal and Armed Forces Libraries Round Table Agencies FLAG. . . . .Federal Legislative Advocacy Group ASIS&T. . . .American Society for Information Science and Technology FRBR. . . . .Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records ATLA. . . . .American Theological Library Association FRFDS. . . . F und Raising and Financial Development Section (LLAMA) BARC. . . . .Budget Analysis and Review Committee FTF . . . . . Feminist Task Force (SRRT) BCALA. . . . Black Caucus of the American Library Association FTRF. . . . .Freedom to Read Foundation BES. . . . . Buildings and Equipment Section (LLAMA) GAMERT. . . Games and Gaming Round Table BFYA. . . . .Best Fiction for Young Adults GLBTRT. . . .Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Round Table BIBCO. . . . Monographic Bibliographic Record Program (PCC) GODORT. . . Government Documents Round Table BO...... Break Out HRDR. . . . Office orf Human Resource Development and BRASS . . . .Business Reference and Services Section (RUSA) Recruitment C&RL. . . . .College & Research Libraries HRS. . . . . Human Resources Section (LLAMA) CAEP. . . . .Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation HS...... History Section (RUSA) CALA. . . . .Chinese American Librarians Association ICLAE . . . . International Council of Library Association Executives CALM . . . . Committee on Archives, Libraries, and Museums ICOLC . . . . International Coalition of Library Consortia CaMMS. . . .Cataloging and Metadata Management Section IFC...... Intellectual Freedom Committee (ALCTS) IFLA. . . . . Int ernational Federation of Library Associations and CATHLA. . . .Catholic Library Association Institutions CBC. . . . . Children’s Book Council IFRT. . . . . Intellectual Freedom Round Table CCSS. . . . .Common Core State Standards IG...... Interest Group CD...... Council Document IIDA. . . . . International Interior Design Association CIFNAL. . . .Collaborativ e Initiative for French Language IL...... Information Literacy Collections, Center for Research Libraries ILL...... Inter-Library Loan

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 55 ILS...... Integrated Library System PCPAC. . . . Public and Cultural Programs Advisory Committee IMLS. . . . .Institute for Museum and Library Services PELS. . . . .Planning & Evaluation of Library Services Committee IRC...... International Relations Committee PLA. . . . . Public Library Association

IRRT . . . . .International Relations Round Table PLIG . . . . .Programming Librarian Interest Group ACRONYMNS IS...... Instruction Section (ACRL) PPO. . . . . Public Programs Office ISS...... Independent Schools Section (AASL) PR...... Public relations ITAL. . . . . Information Technology and Libraries PRMS. . . . Public Relations and Marketing Section (LLAMA) ITTS. . . . . Information Technology and Telecommunications PROLIT. . . .Proliteracy Worldwide Services PTRCA. . . . Patent and Trademark Resource Center Association JCLC . . . . .Joint Conference of Librarians of Color RA...... Reader’s Advisory JSC . . . . . Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA RBM . . . . .RBM: A Journal of Rare Books, Manuscripts, and LC ...... Library of Congress Cultural Heritage LEARNRT. . .Learning Round Table RBMS. . . . Rare Books and Manuscripts Section (ACRL) LES. . . . . Literatures in English Section (ACRL) RDA. . . . . Resource Description and Access LHRT. . . . .Library History Round Table REFORMA. . .National Association to Promote Library & Information LIANZA. . . .Librar y and Information Association of New Zealand Services to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking Aotearoa RIG . . . . . Residency Interest Group (ACRL) LIRT. . . . . Library Instruction Round Table RMRT. . . . Retired Members Roundtable LITA. . . . . Library and Information Technology Association RNTLOAK. . .R ural, Native, and Tribal Libraries of All Kinds LLAMA . . . .Library Leadership and Management Association Committee LMPI. . . . .Library Materials Price Index RSS. . . . . Reference Services Section (RUSA) LOMS . . . . Librar y Organization and Management Section RUSA. . . . .Reference and User Services Association (LLAMA) SAA. . . . . Society of American Archivists LPSS. . . . .Law and Political Science Section (ACRL) SAC. . . . . Subject Analysis Committee (ALCTS) LRRT. . . . .Library Research Round Table SACO. . . . .Subject Authority Cooperative Program (PCC) LRTS. . . . .Library Resources & Technical Services SALALM. . . Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library LSSC. . . . .Library Support Staff Certification Program Materials LSSIRT . . . .Library Support Staff Interest Round Table SASS. . . . .Systems and Services Section (LLAMA) LSTA. . . . .Library Services and Technology Act SBPR. . . . .La Sociedad de Bibliotecarios de Puerto Rico LTC . . . . . Libraries Transforming Communities SEES. . . . .Slavic and East European Section (ACRL) MAES . . . . Measurement Analysis and Evaluation Section SLA. . . . . Special Libraries Association (LLAMA) SORT. . . . .Staff Organizations Round Table MAGIRT. . . .Map and Geospatial Information Round Table SPARC...... Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition MARC. . . . Machine-Readable Cataloging (ARL) MIG. . . . . Member ship Initiative Group; Metadata Interest Group SPVS. . . . .Supervisors Section (AASL) (ALCTS) SRRT. . . . .Social Responsibilities Round Table MLA. . . . . Medical Library Association; Modern Language STARS. . . . Sharing and Transforming Access to Resources Association; Music Library Association Section (RUSA) MOOC. . . . Massive Open Online Courses STEAM . . . .Science, technology, engineering, arts, math NACO...... Name Authority Cooperative Program (PCC) (curriculum) NCES. . . . .National Center for Education Statistics STEM. . . . .Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (curriculum) NEH. . . . . National Endowment for the Humanities STS. . . . . Science and Technology Section (ACRL) NERL. . . . .NorthEast Research Libraries SUSTAINRT. . Sustainability Round Table NISO. . . . .National Information Standards Organization SXSW. . . . South by Southwest® NLM. . . . . National Library of Medicine TLA. . . . . Theatre Library Association NLW . . . . .National Library Week TOLD. . . . .T raining, Orientation and Leadership Development NMRT. . . . New Members Round Table Committee NPS. . . . . New Professionals Section (LLAMA) TRAIL . . . . Technical Report Archive & Image Library NSN. . . . . National Storytelling Network ULS. . . . . University Libraries Section (ACRL) OA...... Office orf Accreditation; Open Access ULC. . . . . Urban Libraries Council ODLOS . . . .Office orf Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Services UNITED. . . .United for Libraries (Formerly ALTAFF) OGR. . . . . Office of Government Relations UNO. . . . . Exhibitor and Other Organizations Events OIF...... Office orf Intellectual Freedom USBBY. . . . United States Board on Books for Young People OITP . . . . .Office orf Information Technology Policy VRT. . . . . Video Round Table OLA. . . . . Office orf Library Advocacy WO . . . . . Washington Office OLAC. . . . .Online Audiovisual Catalogers WESS . . . . Western European Studies Section (ACRL) ORS. . . . . Office orf Research and Statistics WGSS. . . . Women and Gender Studies Section (ACRL) PAIG . . . . .Preservation Administrators Interest Group YALSA. . . . Young Adult Library Services Association PAN. . . . . Print Archive Network YMA. . . . . Youth Media Awards PAO. . . . . Public Awareness Office PARS. . . . .Preservation and Reformatting Section (ALCTS) PBA. . . . . Planning and Budget Assembly These and other library-related acronyms may be found at: PCC. . . . . Program for Cooperative Cataloging (ALCTS) www.ala.org/tools/library-related-acronyms-and-initialisms

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Hotels and Boarding Locations All routes board on Northeast Level 0 at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC)

Route 1 Boarding Location Route 4 Boarding Location Renaissance Waterfront Curbside on Congress St. Boston Park Plaza Curbside on Columbus Ave. Seaport Hotel Plaza Level Entrance on WTC Ave. Revere Hotel Curbside on Stuart St.

World Trade Center At Seaport Hotel

Route 2 Boarding Location Route 5 Boarding Location Omni Parker House Curbside on Tremont St. Westin Copley Curbside on Huntington Ave. SHUTTLE SCHEDULE Hyatt Regency Boston Curbside on Chauncy St. Sheraton Boston Curbside on Dalton St.

Route 3 Boarding Location Route 6 (scheduled service) Boarding Location InterContinental Boston Curbside on Atlantic Ave. Midtown Hotel * Curbside on Huntington Ave. Hilton Boston Faneuil Hall Curbside on Broad St. * Check hotel lobby sign for shuttle service schedule

The Westin Waterfront is adjacent to the BCEC. Shuttle service is not provided.

Shuttle Schedule

Shuttle Schedule to BCEC Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observation and Sunrise Celebration Shuttle Service Friday, January 8 Monday, January 11 - 6:00am - 7:00am 7:00am – 3:00pm Service every 20-25 minutes Shuttle service will be provided from the official ALA hotels 3:00pm – 7:30pm * Service every 10-15 minutes listed to BCEC beginning at 6:00am. Regular shuttle service Saturday, January 9 will resume for return service back to hotels following the 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes event. 11:00am – 2:00pm Service every 20-25 minutes 2:00pm – 6:00pm * Service every 10-15 minutes

Sunday, January 10 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes 11:00am – 2:00pm Service every 20-25 minutes 2:00pm – 6:00pm * Service every 10-15 minutes

Monday, January 11 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes 11:00am – 5:30pm * Service every 20-25 minutes

* Indicates last time shuttle departs BCEC returning to hotels. Last shuttle departs hotels coming to the BCEC approximately Make sure to stop by the 45 minutes prior to this time.

Tuesday, January 12 Gale, Cengage Learning 7:30am – 10:00am Limited service from hotels to BCEC 11:00am – 1:00pm Limited service from BCEC to hotels booth #1405 and check out

Limited Service provided by reservation only. Please call shuttle phone, listed below, for details. No service provided between 10:00am-11:00am. what’s new!

Complimentary shuttle service is provided between the BCEC and the official ALA hotels listed. For the most up to date information please check the shuttle information signs posted in each hotel lobby. If you have questions about the shuttle or if you need to make a reservation for a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, please see the shuttle supervisor at the BCEC or call KUSHNER & ASSOCIATES at (310) 975-4528 during shuttle hours.

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 57 HOTEL LIST & MAP HOTEL LIST & MAP

1 Westin Boston Waterfront 7 Omni Parker House Headquarter Hotel 60 School Street 425 Summer Street 8 Renaissance Boston Waterfront 2 Boston Park Plaza 606 Congress Street 64 Arlington Street 9 Revere Hotel Boston Common 3 Hilton Boston Downtown/Faneuil Hall 200 Stuart Street 89 Broad Street 10 Seaport Boston Hotel and World Trade 4 Hyatt Regency Boston Center 1 Avenue de Lafayette One Seaport Lane

5 InterContinental Boston 11 Sheraton Boston 510 Atlantic Avenue 39 Dalton Street

6 Midtown Hotel 12 Westin Copley Place 220 Huntington Avenue 10 Huntington Avenue

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Exhibit Level

Truck Entrance West Service Road

Ramp Ramp Ramp Ramp Dock Manager

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Up Ramp Low Roof (35’5”) to Skybridge Skybridge Level 1 High Roof (76’ to 100’) (Level 1 Access) (Level 1 Access)

Ramp Access to Level 1

Ramp to Hall C Exhibit Hall C Exhibit Hall B Exhibit Hall A (162,000 sq ft) (184,000 sq ft) (170,000 sq ft)

Exhibit Hall B2 Exhibit Hall B1 Ramp Access (92,000 sq ft) (92,000 sq ft) to Level 1

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Southwest Pre-function Northwest Pre-function Boston

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Southwest Pre-function Northwest Pre-function Southwest Northwest Lobby Lobby 210 210 210 Low Roof M W C B A W M 205 205 205 (Outside) 213 212 211 (Ballroom 210) 209 208 207 206 206 C B A 204 204 203 B A B A Service Corridor Service Corridor

Skybridge Skybridge

(Level 1) (Level 1) NW Corner Pre-function West Boardroom Low Roof (35’5”) Pre-function Kitchen High Roof (76’ - 100’) Storage Boardroom Suite 201, 202

Bridge Open to Open to Open to North Entrance Exhibit Hall C Exhibit Hall B Exhibit Hall A Kitchen (Below) (Below) Lobby Plaza (Below) (Below) (Below)

BCMC Sales Dept. High Roof Bakery Low Roof East BCMC Pre-function Catering Catering Office Service Corridor Service Corridor

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GUEST FLOOR MARBLEHEAD FLOOR PLANS ELEVATORS Lower Lobby FRONT DESK 4th Floor FLOOR PLANS Lower Lobby 4th Floor

WASHROOMS TERRACE LEXINGTON CONCORD CAMBRIDGE WASHROOMS OPEN ATRIUM TERRACE LEXINGTON CONCORD CAMBRIDGE WASHROOMS OPEN ATRIUM FOYER 08.13 HANDICAP WASHROOMS ACCESS HANDICAP FOYER BERKSHIRE WASHROOMS ACCESS GRAND BALLROOM IPSWICHBERKSHIRE WASHROOMS FOYER ADRIENNE GRAND BALLROOM IPSWICH FOYERSALON ADRIENNE ELEVATORS SALON LOBBY ELEVATORS 08.13 VALET LOBBY VALET MARLBOROUGH SERVICE AREA SERVICE AREA MARLBOROUGH WASHROOMS WASHROOMS ELEVATORS GUEST FLOOR ELEVATORS GUEST FLOOR CONCIERGE ELEVATORS KITCHEN CONCIERGE ELEVATORS KITCHEN PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH

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08.13 72”Rds10 3 per 6’ 3 per 6’ 3 per 6’ 3 per 6’ 72” Rds 10 3 per 6’ 3 per 6’ 3 per 6’ 3 per 6’ Meeting Room Dimensions Height Sq. Ft. Banquet Theater Classroom U-Shape H-Square Conference Reception Meeting Room Dimensions Height Sq. Ft. Banquet Theater Classroom U-Shape H-Square Conference Reception Abigail Adams Ballroom 54 x 83 16’ 4,663 360 380 285 –––500 Rose Kennedy Ballroom 121 x 83 20’ 10,344 770 896 670 –––1,053 Abigail Adams Ballroom Salon A 54 x 27 16’ 1,610 100 100 84 32 42 40 168 Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon I 40 x 43 20’ 1,850 120 153 100 42 48 40 190 Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon II 40 x 40 20’ 1,744 120 144 100 40 46 40 180 Abigail Adams Ballroom Salon B 54 x 28 16’ 1,534 100 100 84 32 40 40 160 Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon III 41 x 82 20’ 3,428 280 256 220 – ––355 Abigail Adams Ballroom Salon C 54 x 28 16’ 1,519 100 100 84 32 40 40 160 Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon IV 40 x 42 20’ 1,705 120 136 100 40 46 40 180 Abigail Adams Foyer – –– – – – – – – 250 Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon V 40 x 40 20’ 1,606 100 128 100 36 42 40 168 Griffin/Robinson Room 42 x 27 12’- 6” 1,211 80 90 60 30 36 – 90 Rose Kennedy Ballroom Foyer – –– –––––– 400 Griffin Room 23 x 27 12’- 6” 681 40 40 36 15 18 15 50 Dartmouth/Eleanor67 Room 30 x 52 9’- 1” 1,547 110 134 75 39 48 – 150 Robinson Room 19 x 27 12’- 6” 531 30 30 24 15 18 15 40 Dartmouth Room 30 x 24 9’- 1” 708 50 58 30 15 18 15 50 Hutchinson Room 27 x 46 12’- 6” 1,277 80 121 72 30 36 30 140 Eleanor Room 30 x 28 9’- 1” 840 60 44 36 24 30 18 75 Wheeler Room 25 x 39 12’- 6” 871 60 72 51 24 30 24 95 Sessions Room 17 x 26 9’- 1” 428 –– – – – 12 – Montague Room 18 x 16 9’- 1” 299 –– – – – 6 – INTERCONTINENTAL BOSTON Lexington Room 20 x 27 9’- 1” 490 40 27 24 15 18 20 58 HOTEL

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Boston Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon IV Abigail Adams Ballroom Harbor Salon C

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Salon II Pre-Function Area Griffin Pre-Function Area

Escalators Montague Robinson Sessions Escalators Lexington Dartmouth Corridor

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ALA Council/Executive Board/Membership ALA Council I Information Session Sunday, January 10 • 8:30 am – 11:00 am WEST-Grand Ballroom In accordance with Policy A.4.2.5.2, the ALA Council/Executive Board/ Presiding: Sari Feldman, ALA President Membership Information Session at the ALA Midwinter Meeting will be open to all members. Assisting: Julie B. Todaro, ALA President-Elect Secretary of Council: Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director

MEMBERSHIP & COUNCIL MEETINGS Saturday, January 9 •3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Parliamentarian: Eli Mina WEST-Grand Ballroom Presiding: Sari Feldman, ALA President Order of Business Assisting: Julie B. Todaro, ALA President-Elect • Call to Order 10 Mins Secretary of Council: Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director - Introductions and Announcements Sari Feldman, ALA President Parliamentarian: Eli Mina - Establishing the Quorum (75 Councilors constitute a quorum) Order of Business Sari Feldman, ALA President • Call to Order - Adoption of the Rules Sari Feldman, ALA President, ALA CD#5 - Introductions and Announcements, Sari Feldman, ALA President - Agenda Review • Reports Sari Feldman, ALA President, ALA CD#8.1 - ALA President’s Report, Sari Feldman, ALA President, ALA (New Items May be Introduced Here) CD#21 • Minutes - ALA President-Elect Report, Julie B. Todaro, ALA President-Elect, ALA CD#29 - Approval of the 2015 ALA Annual Conference 1 Min Council Minutes, Sari Feldman, ALA President, ALA CD#2 - ALA Executive Director Report, Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director and Secretary to the ALA Council, ALA CD#23 • Reports of ALA/Council Committees - Budget Analysis and Review Committee (BARC), Ann M. Martin, - Nominations for the Council Executive Board 5 Mins Chair, ALA CD#33 Election, Julie B. Todaro, ALA President-Elect and Chair, Committee on Committees, ALA CD#11 - ALA Treasurer’s Report, Mario M. Gonzalez, ALA CD#13 - Appointment of the Tellers Committee for the ALA 1 Mins - ALA Endowment Trustees Report, Rodney Hersberger, Chair, Executive Board Election, Sari Feldman, ALA President, Endowment Trustees, ALA CD#16 ALA CD#11.1 - 20 16 ALA Nominating Committee Report, Larry P. Neal, chair, • Reports of Officers ALA CD#26-26.1 - Review of Executive Board Actions since the 2015 5 Mins • Announcements Annual Conference, Keith Michael Fiels, Executive Director, - Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director and ALA Secretary of ALA CD#15 Council - Implementation of the 2015 ALA Annual 5 Mins • Adjournment Conference Council Actions, Keith Michael Fiels, Secretary of - Sari Feldman, ALA President Council, ALA CD#9 • New Business - New Business and/or Continuance of the Agenda • Announcements - Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director and ALA Secretary of Council • Adjournment - Sari Feldman, ALA President

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 75 MEMBERSHIP & COUNCIL MEETINGS ALA Council II ALA Council III Monday, January 11 • 10:00 am – 12:15 pm Tuesday, January 12 • 9:30 am – 12:30 pm WEST-Grand Ballroom WEST-Grand Ballroom Presiding: Sari Feldman, ALA President Presiding: Sari Feldman, ALA President Assisting: Julie B. Todaro, ALA President-Elect Assisting: Julie B. Todaro, ALA President-Elect Secretary of Council: Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director Secretary of Council: Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director Parliamentarian: Eli Mina Parliamentarian: Eli Mina

Order of Business Order of Business • Call to Order 10 Mins • Call to Order 10 Mins - Introductions and Announcements - Introductions and Announcements, Sari Feldman, ALA President Sari Feldman, ALA President - Establishing the Quorum, (75 Councilors constitute a quorum) - Establishing the Quorum, (75 Councilors constitute a quorum Sari Feldman, ALA President Sari Feldman, ALA President - Agenda Review, Sari Feldman, ALA President, ALA CD#8.3 - Agenda Review (New Items May be Introduced Here) Sari Feldman, ALA President, ALA CD#8.2 - Memorials, Tributes and Testimonials, 5 Mins (New Items May be Introduced Here) Sari Feldman, ALA President • Reports of ALA/Council Committees Memorials: - Policy Monitoring Committee Report 10 Mins Tributes: ALA Councilor Vicky Crone, Chair, ALA CD#17 • Reports of ALA/Council Committees 5 Mins - Constitution and Bylaws Committee Report 10 Mins - Report of the Tellers, Kent Slade, Chair ALA CD#11.2 James Rettig, Chair, ALA CD#25 - International Relations Committee 10 Mins - Committee on Organization 10 Mins Leslie B. Burger, Chair, ALA CD#18 Susan Considine, Chair, ALA CD#27 - Intellectual Freedom Committee 10 Mins • Reports of Special Committees/Groups Pamela R. Klipsch, Chair, ALA CD#19 - Freedom to Read Foundation Report 10 Mins - Committee on Legislation 10 Mins Julius C. Jefferson, Jr., FTRF President, ALA CD#22 Ann Dutton Ewbank, Chair, ALA CD#20 • Reports of Officers • New Business: - FY2017 Programmatic Priorities 10 Mins - New Business and/or Continuance of the Agenda Mario M. Gonzalez, ALA Treasurer, ALA CD#13.1 • Announcements • New Business: - Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director and ALA Secretary of - New Business and/or Continuance of the Agenda Council • Announcements • Adjournment - Keith Michael Fiels, ALA Executive Director and ALA Secretary of - Sari Feldman, ALA President Council • Adjournment - Sari Feldman, ALA President

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Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Thursday, January 7 8:00 am Start Time 8:00 am Start Time AASL AASL-CAEP Program Review 11:00 am HYATT-Quincy Training ACRL Immersion Faculty Meeting 5:00 pm WEST-Adams ACRL Board Update & Effectiveness 12:00 pm WCOPLEY-

THURSDAY THURSDAY 10:00 am Start Time Seminar Parliament ACRL Assessment in Action, Part I, 6:00 pm WEST-Lewis ACRL Assessment in Action, Part II, 12:30 pm BCEC-259A Breakout 1 Breakout 3 T ALA Thing-athon: strings and things 4:00 pm OS-Off Site *ACRL Curriculum design retreat: Data 4:00 pm HYATT- in RDA and linked data Management Cambridge 12:00 pm Start Time *ACRL Curriculum design retreat: 4:00 pm HYATT-Concord Intersections SC/IL LLAMA LLAMA Executive Committee 5:00 pm WEST-Bulfinch *ALA Emerging Leaders Workshop 4:00 pm BCEC-157AB 1:00 pm Start Time T ALCTS Strategize Me!: Personal Career 12:00 pm BCEC-104A *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part I 5:00 pm WEST-Harbor Planning Ballroom I & II *ALSC 2016 Batchelder Award 12:00 pm INTER-Robinson *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part I, 5:00 pm WEST-Burroughs Committee Meeting I Room Breakout 2 *ALSC 2016 Wilder Committee 4:00 pm OMNI-Brandeis *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part I, 5:00 pm WEST-Griffin Meeting I Room Breakout 3 *ALSC 2016 Caldecott Award 4:00 pm SEA-Federal *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part I, 5:00 pm WEST-Carlton Committee Meeting I Complex Breakout 4 *ALSC 2016 Odyssey Award 4:00 pm HYATT-Lexington *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part I, 5:00 pm WEST- Committee Meeting I Breakout 5 Independence Boardroom *ALSC 2016 Belpre Award Committee 4:00 pm INTER-Lexington Meeting I Room 3:00 pm Start Time *ALSC 2016 Geisel Award Committee 4:00 pm OMNI-Lowell *AFL- BCALA Executive Board Retreat 8:00 pm WEST-Otis Meeting I Room BCALA *ALSC 2016 Sibert Award Committee 4:00 pm HYATT-Plymouth *RUSA Reading List Council Meeting I 8:00 pm PARKPLAZA- Meeting I CODES Back Bay Room *ALSC 2016 Newbery Award 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA-St. RUSA Notable Books Council Meeting 8:00 pm PARKPLAZA- Committee Meeting I James Room CODES I Franklin Room T ASCLA Assembling a Consulting 4:00 pm BCEC-155 4:00 pm Start Time Toolkit: What You Need to Know to be a Successful Library ALA, ALA Executive Board Executive 5:00 pm WEST-Sari Consultant—ASCLA Institute EC Committee Feldman Suite *RUSA Notable Books Council Meeting 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- 5:00 pm Start Time CODES II Franklin Room YALSA Joint Executive Committee 6:00 pm WEST-Faneuil *RUSA Sophie Brody Medal Committee 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- (AASL, ALSC, YALSA) CODES Meeting Winthrop Room Friday, January 8 UNO IUG Meeting 4:00 pm BCEC-106 7:30 am Start Time 8:30 am Start Time AFL- Executive Committee Meeting I 9:30 am REN-Caspian *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part II 12:30 pm BCEC-257AB REFORMA *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part II, 12:30 pm BCEC-255 Breakout 1

BCEC: Boston Convention & Exhibition Center OMNI: Omni Parker House SEA: Seaport Hotel Detailed hotel information on page 62. HYATT: Hyatt Regency Boston PARKPLAZA: Boston Park Plaza WCOPLEY: Westin Copley Place T INTER: InterContinental Boston REN: Renaissance Boston Waterfront WEST: Westin Boston Waterfront *Closed Meeting Ticketed Event

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 79 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part II, 12:30 pm BCEC-256 Breakout 2 COME MEET *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part II, 12:30 pm BCEC-259A

Breakout 3 DAILY SCHEDULE FRIDAY *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part II, 12:30 pm BCEC-259B OUR AUTHORS! Breakout 4 ALA *ACRL Assessment in Action, Part II, 12:30 pm BCEC-260 MIDWINTER Breakout 5 SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 ACRL Bibliographic Standards 4:00 pm BCEC-208 BOOTH RBMS committee--Descriptive 11:00 a.m. 1930 Cataloging for Rare Materials Task Force Meeting AFL-BCALA BCALA Executive Board Meeting 1:00 pm INTER- KATE HOSFORD Hutchinson Feeding the Room Flying Fanellis ALA Training, Orientation & 10:00 am WEST-Lewis Leadership Development And Other Poems Committee (TOLD) from a Circus Chef ALA, ALA Executive Board Meeting I 11:00 am WEST-Webster EC ALCTS Technical Services Directors 11:30 am SEA-Seaport of Large Research Libraries Ballroom TERRY FARISH Interest Group Luis Paints T ALCTS Re-envisioning “Technical 4:00 pm BCEC-104BC Services” to Transform the World Libraries: Identifying Leadership and Talent Management Best Practices ALSC 2016 Notable Children’s 4:00 pm REN-Georges Recordings Committee Meeting I FTRF Freedom to Read Foundation 9:00 am BCEC-205A Board of Trustees Orientation SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 GODORT GODORT Government 10:00 am PARKPLAZA- 11:00 a.m. Information for Children (GIC) Gloucester Committee Room T UNITED Director’s Institute: Creating 4:00 pm BCEC-102B ELIZABETH and Working with High Functioning Trustee and ATKINSON Friends’ Boards The Island of Beyond UNITED Nuts & Bolts for Trustees, 4:00 pm BCEC-156AB Friends and Foundations *YALSA 2016 Michael L. Printz 4:00 pm HYATT-Sturbridge Committee 9:00 am Start Time ALA Midwinter Unconference 12:00 pm BCEC-252AB KARA STORTI T ALA Creative Aging in America’s 4:00 pm BCEC-160AB Libraries: Improving Older Tripping Back Blue Adult Services through Arts Education T ASCLA Sustainable Staff Development: 1:00 pm BCEC-156C 5 Steps to Create a Culture of Learning—ASCLA Institute FTRF Freedom to Read Foundation 12:00 pm BCEC-205A Board of Trustees Limit one free copy of each book per person T RUSA, RUSA History Genealogy 4:00 pm BCEC-151B Additional books available for purchase RUSA HS Workshop RUSA, RUSA Institute: The Reference 4:00 pm BCEC-101 www.lernerbooks.com RUSA RSS Interview @LernerBooks *RUSA Reading List Council Meeting II 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- CODES Back Bay Room *RUSA Outstanding Reference Sources 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- CODES Committee Meeting I Brookline Room UNO Print Archive Network (PAN) 11:30 am HYATT-Martha’s Meeting Vineyard

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 80 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location 9:30 am Start Time ALCTS ALCTS Board of Directors 4:00 pm BCEC-159 Meeting I ALA OITP—Advisory Committee 12:00 pm BCEC-205B Meeting I ALCTS Competencies and Education 4:00 pm BCEC-103 CMMS for a Career in Cataloging T Chapter Leaders Forum 4:00 pm WEST-Alcott ALA Interest Group 10:00 am Start Time GODORT GODORT Steering Committee I 2:30 pm PARKPLAZA- ALA Diversity, Literacy, and 12:00 pm WEST-Galleria Arlington Room Outreach Services All Room PLA Leadership Development 2:30 pm HYATT-Dedham Committee Meeting Committee Meeting YALSA Executive I 12:00 pm BCEC-158 PLA Public Libraries Advisory 2:30 pm HYATT-Duxbury 10:30 am Start Time Committee Meeting RUSA Executive Committee Meeting 4:00 pm BCEC-203 *AASL CLASS II Research Team 1:30 pm PARKPLAZA- Meeting Cabot Room *UNO NorthEast Research Libraries 4:00 pm BCEC-108 DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY (NERL) Consortium Program ALA Round Table Coordinating 12:00 pm WEST-Burroughs Council Meeting Assembly YALSA The Future of Teen Services in 4:00 pm BCEC-107AB ALCTS, FRBR Interest Group 11:30 am BCEC-103 LIS Education ALCTS

FRIDAY FRIDAY CMMS YALSA Summer Learning 4:00 pm BCEC-109A ALSC Executive Committee Meeting 12:30 pm WEST-Adams YALSA Board Planning 4:00 pm BCEC-158 LITA LITA Executive Committee 11:30 am WEST-Bulfinch YALSA 2016 Quick Picks for 4:00 pm REN-Aegean Reluctant Young Adult Readers T LLAMA, LLAMA Career Institute: What 4:00 pm BCEC-102A Committee LLAMA Matters, A Workshop for HRS Developing and Articulating Our *YALSA 2016 Alex Awards Committee 4:00 pm REN-Bering Values Boardroom UNO OCLC Enhance and Expert 12:00 pm BCEC-105 YALSA Amazing Audiobooks for Young 4:00 pm HYATT-Chatham Community Sharing Session Adults 11:00 am Start Time 1:30 pm Start Time AASL AASL CAEP Coordinating 12:00 pm HYATT-Quincy ALSC 2016 Notable Children’s Books 4:00 pm BCEC-162AB Committee meeting Committee Meeting I ALA-APA ALA-APA Board of Directors 12:00 pm WEST-Webster ALSC 2016 Carnegie/ Notable 4:00 pm OMNI-Harriet Children’s Video’s Committee Beecher Stowe 12:00 pm Start Time Meeting I ALA ALA Literacy Assembly 1:00 pm WEST-Galleria 2:00 pm Start Time *EMIERT Coretta Scott King Book Awards 4:00 pm OMNI- *AASL AASL Standards & Guidelines 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- Jury I Hawthorne Editorial Board I Cabot Room Room AASL Executive Committee I Meeting 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- *EMIERT Coretta Scott King Book 5:00 pm OMNI- Constitution Awards—Virginia Hamilton Hutchinson Room Award for Lifetime Achievement Room Jury I ACRL Choice Tablet App Focus Group 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- Courier SRRT Amelia Bloomer Project 4:00 pm REN-Brewster Committee Meeting 1 *ACRL Scholarly Communication Road 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- Show Presenters Gloucester *UNO LYRASIS Leadership Forum 2:00 pm WEST-Carlton *ACRL Choice OER Review Service 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- 12:30 pm Start Time Task Force Newbury ALA ALA Committee on Membership 2:00 pm WEST-Grand *AFL- BCALA Dr. E .J. Josey 3:00 pm INTER-Eleanor Meetings Ballroom BCALA Scholarship Committee Room ALA BARC 2:00 pm WEST-Webster ALA International Relations 4:00 pm SEA-Congress 1:00 pm Start Time Committee I (IRC) Boardroom FTRF Freedom to Read Foundation 4:00 pm BCEC-205A ACRL Leadership Council 3:00 pm WCOPLEY-Essex Board of Trustees Center *UNO Educopia ’Mapping the 4:00 pm BCEC-151A AFL-BCALA BCALA Joint Committee Meeting 2:00 pm INTER-Griffin Landscapes’ Focus Group (Membership, Professional Room Development/Recruitment and 2:30 pm Start Time Affiliates Committees) ASCLA Consortial eBooks Interest 4:00 pm BCEC-152 ALA COL Business Meeting I 4:00 pm BCEC-107C Group Meeting ALA External Review Panel (ERP) 4:00 pm SEA-Back Bay UNO Program for Cooperative 4:00 pm BCEC-105 Chair training Complex Cataloging Program Training

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 81 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location 3:00 pm Start Time 4:00 pm Start Time ACRL Leadership Council Welcome 4:00 pm WCOPLEY-Essex ALA, ERT ALA/ERT Booklist Author Forum 5:15 pm BCEC-Ballroom Reception North West DAILY SCHEDULE FRIDAY *AFL-AILA American Indian Library 4:00 pm HYATT-Berkshire 7:00 pm Start Time Association Executive Board ACRL ANSS Social 9:00 pm OS-Off Site1 Meeting ANSS ALA OITP—AL21C 4:00 pm BCEC-154 ACRL STS Council I Meeting 9:00 pm WCOPLEY-Essex ALA OITP—Copyright Education 4:00 pm BCEC-161 South Subcommittee Meeting I ALSC 2017 Award/Notable Chair 9:00 pm WEST-Lewis ALA OITP—3D Task Force 4:00 pm WEST-Adams Orientation *ALA-APA APA CPLA Certification Review 4:00 pm WEST-Griffin ASCLA ASCLA Networking and Social 8:00 am WEST-Birch Committee Event Lobby Bar ALA- ALA Council Orientation 4:00 pm WEST-Grand *LSSIRT Leadership Strategic Visioning 8:30 pm WEST-Adams COUNCIL Committee Ballroom Planning Session GODORT GODORT Bylaws and 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- PLA PLA Happy Hour 8:30 pm OS-Off Site Organization Committee Brandeis Room 7:30 pm Start Time GODORT Membership Committee 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- Gloucester AFL-APALA APALA Executive Board Meeting 9:00 pm HYATT-Dedham Room AFL-OLAC OLAC Cataloging Policy 9:30 pm WEST-Faneuil *GODORT GODORT Nominating 4:00 pm PARKPLAZA- Committee Meeting Committee Longfellow SRRT International Responsibilities 9:00 pm WEST-Galleria Room Task Force Room IRRT IRRT Welcome session 4:00 pm WEST-Otis SRRT Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday 9:00 pm WEST-Galleria LLAMA LLAMA Board of Directors 4:00 pm BCEC-153C Task Force Meeting Room Meeting I SRRT All Task Force Meeting 9:00 pm WEST-Galleria LLAMA LLAMA Program Committee 4:00 pm BCEC-251 Room

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ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 84 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALA Resume Review Service 5:00 pm BCEC- ALA Committee on Organization 11:30 am BCEC-154 Placement Meeting I Center ALA Emerging Leaders Interest 11:30 am BCEC-159 ALSC, PLA Every Child Ready to Read 10:30 am HYATT-Martha’s Group Steering Committee Oversight Committee Meeting Vineyard ALA Education Assembly 11:30 am WEST-Carlton (ALSC & PLA) ALA IFLA 2016 Update-Columbus 11:30 am SEA-Cityview 1 PLA Technology Committee Meeting 10:30 am HYATT-Martha’s Vineyard ALA, ACRL, RDA Forum 11:30 am BCEC-102B ALCTS, YALSA Board I 5:00 pm BCEC-158 LITA, RUSA 9:30 am Start Time ALCTS Role of the Professional in 11:30 am BCEC-103 *ALA Booklist Editorial Advisory 12:30 pm BCEC-260 Technical Services Interest Board Meeting Group PLA Budget and Finance Committee 10:30 am HYATT-Martha’s ALCTS ALCTS New Members Interest 11:30 am BCEC-151B DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY Meeting Vineyard Group PLA Legislation and Advocacy 10:30 am HYATT-Martha’s ALCTS Cataloging Norms Interest 11:30 am BCEC-107AB Committee Meeting Vineyard CMMS Group PLA Annual Conference 2016 10:30 am HYATT-Martha’s EMIERT Coretta Scott King Book 11:30 am BCEC-151A Program Subcommittee Vineyard Awards Committee—General Membership Meeting 10:00 am Start Time SATURDAY SATURDAY GODORT GODORT State and Local 11:30 am HYATT-Dedham AFL-BCALA BCALA Membership Task Force 12:00 pm INTER-Eleanor Documents Task Force Committee Meeting Room LIRT All Committee Meeting 11:30 am BCEC-102A AFL- All Committees Meeting 12:00 pm REN-Atlantic REFORMA Salon 2 LITA LITA Bylaws and Organization 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Committee ALA Auditorium Speaker Series: 11:00 am BCEC-Ballroom Isaac Mizrahi West LITA LITA Communications and 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Marketing Committee ASCLA ASCLA Leadership Session 11:30 am BCEC-205B LITA LITA 50th Anniversary Task 11:30 am BCEC-104BC RUSA All Committee Meeting 11:30 am PARKPLAZA- Force CODES Arlington Room LITA LITA Assessment and Research 11:30 am BCEC-104BC 10:30 am Start Time Committee AASL Learning 4 Life Coordinators 12:30 pm BCEC-157C LITA LITA Financial Advisory 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Meeting Committee ACRL ACRL Metrics User Group 11:30 am BCEC-105 LITA LITA Forum Planning 2016 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Meeting Committee ACRL Digital Scholarship Centers 11:30 am WCOPLEY-Essex LITA LITA Forum Planning 2017 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Interest Group Center Committee ACRL Student Learning and 11:30 am WCOPLEY-Essex LITA LITA/ALCTS Metadata 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Information Literacy Committee North Standards Committee Forum LITA LITA Education Committee 11:30 am BCEC-104BC ACRL Academic/Research Librarian 11:30 am WCOPLEY-North of the Year Award Star LITA LITA Membership Development 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Committee ACRL Personnel Administrators and 11:30 am WCOPLEY-St. Staff Development Officers George CD LITA LITA Nominating Committee 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Discussion Group LITA LITA Program Planning 11:30 am BCEC-104BC ACRL General Membership Meeting 11:30 am WCOPLEY- Committee LPSS Adams LITA LITA Publications Committee 11:30 am BCEC-104BC *ACRL Exhibition Awards Committee 11:30 am WCOPLEY- LITA LITA ITAL Editorial Board 11:30 am BCEC-104BC RBMS Meeting Ib Defender LITA LITA Top Technology Trends 11:30 am BCEC-104BC ACRL Public Services Discussion 11:30 am WCOPLEY- Committee RBMS Group Meeting Empire LITA LITA Web Coordinating 11:30 am BCEC-104BC ACRL Diversity Committee Meeting 11:30 am WCOPLEY- Committee RBMS Newbury LITA LITA All Committees Meeting 11:30 am BCEC-104BC ACRL ULS Committee on the Future of 11:30 am SEA-Plaza A University Libraries LLAMA LLAMA All Division-level 11:30 am WEST-Galleria Committees Room ACRL Joint Committees Meeting 11:30 am WCOPLEY- WESS Courier MAGIRT Online Presence Oversight 11:30 am BCEC-160C Committee (OPOC) Meeting ALA Graphic Novels & Comics MIG 11:30 am BCEC-101 Business Meeting NMRT Executive Board Meeting 12:30 pm WEST-Lewis

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 85 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location PLA Continuing Education Advisory 11:30 am HYATT-Martha’s ACRL, Universal Accessibility Interest 2:30 pm BCEC-153C Group Meeting Vineyard ASCLA, Group Meeting LITA RMRT Retired Members Round Table 11:30 am BCEC-205C

Book Discussion ACRL CLS Medium-Sized Academic 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex DAILY SCHEDULE SATURDAY Libraries Discussion Group North RUSA Membership Committee 11:30 am BCEC-150 Meeting ACRL Bibliographic Standards 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- RBMS Committee Controlled Empire RUSA Professional Development 11:30 am BCEC-152 Vocabularies Editorial Group Committee Meeting Meeting I RUSA ETS Executive Committee Meeting I 11:30 am BCEC-155 ACRL Collection Development 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- RUSA RSS Management of Reference 11:30 am BCEC-208 RBMS Discussion Group Meeting Newbury Services Committee Meeting ACRL Publications and 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-North RUSA RSS Research and Statistics 11:30 am BCEC-254B RBMS Communications Committee Star Committee Meeting Meeting RUSA Discussion Forum I 11:30 am BCEC-205A ACRL Budget and Development 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- STARS RBMS Committee Meeting Parliament UNITED Leaders Orientation Committee 11:30 am BCEC-203 ACRL STS Hot Topics Discussion Forum 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex Center *UNITED Nominating Committee 11:30 am BCEC-256 *ACRL Conference Program Planning— 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- UNO TRAIL (Technical Report Archive 11:30 am BCEC-107C WESS Orlando, 2016 Committee Courier & Image Library) Information Meeting and Updates ACRL Scandinavian Discussion Group 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- UNO Visualizing Your Library 11:30 am BCEC-156C WESS Defender Value and Data: How to Use an Analytics for more than *AFL Beta Phi Mu Executive Board 3:00 pm WEST-Hancock Reporting Meeting UNO OCLC Linked Data Roundtable: 11:30 am BCEC-204AB AFL-APALA APALA Committee & Task Force 2:30 pm BCEC-160C Stories from the Front Meetings YALSA YALSA Trends Impacting YA 11:30 am BCEC-106 AFL-BCALA NCAAL X Planning Meeting 2:30 pm INTER-Abigail Services: Competencies Adams BR Needed to Provide Teen Library Salon B Services of the Future: Survey ALA Libraries Transform— 4:00 pm BCEC-103 of Professionals in Learning Understanding Change Labs and Makerspaces. ALA Chapter Relations Committee I 2:30 pm BCEC-150 *YALSA 2016 Michael L. Printz 9:30 pm HYATT-Sturbridge Committee ALA ALA Membership Committee 2:30 pm BCEC-151A Meeting 11:00 am Start Time ALA OITP—Policy Revolution 2:30 pm BCEC-152 ALA Career Development Workshop: 12:00 pm BCEC- Committee Meeting Preparing for Today’s Job Placement Market: the Search, the Center ALA COL Telecom Subcommittee 2:30 pm BCEC-154 Application, and the Interview ALA COL Government Information 2:30 pm BCEC-205A 11:30 am Start Time Subcommittee I (Joint meeting with GODORT) ALA ALA Affiliates Luncheon 1:00 pm WEST-Alcott ALA COL Grassroots Subcommittee I 2:30 pm BCEC-209 12:00 pm Start Time ALA Committee on Professional 2:30 pm BCEC-251 ALA BARC/Finance & Audit 1:30 pm WEST-Webster Ethics I AASL Affiliate Assembly Coordinating 1:00 pm SEA-North End ALA ALA Constitution & Bylaws 2:30 pm WEST-Carlton Team Committee Meeting AASL ESLS Educators of School Librarians 2:30 pm BCEC-108 ALA-APA APA Certification Program 2:30 pm BCEC-158 Section Meeting Committee T ASCLA ASCLA Consultants Networking 2:00 pm HYATT-Adrienne ALCTS ALCTS Scholarly 2:30 pm BCEC-106 Luncheon Salon Communications Interest Group GLBTRT Over the Rainbow Book List 6:00 pm PARKPLAZA- Committee Meeting I Tremont Room 1:00 pm Start Time The Connolly Branch of AASL Affiliate Assembly I 3:00 pm SEA-Cityview 1 the Boston Public Library ACRL Information Commons 2:30 pm BCEC-151B is housed in a limestone Discussion Group building opened in 1932. The ceilings, decorated with ACRL Liaisons Assembly Committee 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- plaster moldings, are reput- Meeting Adams edly inspired by the Rufford ACRL Diversity Committee Meeting 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- Abbey Library in England. Gloucester ACRL ACRL 2017 Scholarships 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-Great Committee Meeting Republic

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 86 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALCTS, Library Code Year Interest 2:30 pm BCEC-252AB UNITED Public Library Trustees 2:30 pm REN-Pacific ALCTS Group Discussion Group Salon D CMMS, UNO The Do’s and Don’ts of 2:30 pm BCEC-257A LITA Migration ALCTS, Electronic Resources Interest 2:30 pm BCEC-102B VRT Digital Media Discussion Group 2:30 pm BCEC-159 ALCTS Group CRS YALSA 2016 Best Fiction for Young 3:00 pm BCEC-107AB Adults Committee Teen ALCTS AS All Committee Meeting and 5:30 pm SEA-Harborview Feedback Session Executive Committee (AS) 2 *YALSA 2016 Alex Awards Committee 5:30 pm REN-Bering ALCTS Catalog Management Interest 2:30 pm BCEC-204AB Boardroom CMMS Group YALSA Amazing Audiobooks for Young 5:30 pm HYATT-Chatham ALCTS Committee on Cataloging: 5:30 pm BCEC-109AB Adults CMMS Description and Access I *YALSA 2016 Excellence in Nonfiction 5:30 pm HYATT-Ipswich DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY ALCTS SAC Subcommittee on Genre/ 5:30 pm BCEC-155 for Young Adults Committee CMMS Form Implementation *YALSA 2016 William C. Morris Award 5:30 pm WEST-Revere ALCTS Collection Development Issues 2:30 pm BCEC-107C Committee CMS for the Practitioner Interest Group YALSA Great Graphic Novels for Teens 5:30 pm REN-Spectacle ALSC 2017 Batchelder Award 4:00 pm WEST-Griffin 1:30 pm Start Time Committee Meeting

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2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 87 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location AASL All Committee Meeting 5:30 pm BCEC-104BC ASCLA ASCLA All Committee Meeting & 5:30 pm BCEC-254A Finance and Planning Meeting AASL ISS Independent Schools Section 5:30 pm BCEC-108 Meeting *EMIERT Coretta Scott King Book Awards 10:00 pm OMNI-

Jury II Hawthorne DAILY SCHEDULE SATURDAY AASL Supervisors Section Meeting 5:30 pm BCEC-208 Room SPVS GODORT GODORT Federal Documents 4:00 pm HYATT-Nantucket ACRL Academic Library Services to 4:00 pm BCEC-153C Task Force International Students Interest Group LITA LITA 3D Printing Interest Group 4:00 pm WEST-Stone Meeting ACRL Residency Interest Group 4:00 pm BCEC-161 Meeting MAGIRT Map Collection Management 4:00 pm BCEC-107C Discussion Group Meeting ACRL Assessment Discussion Group 4:00 pm WCOPLEY-Essex Center NMRT Membership, Networking & 4:00 pm BCEC-151B Committee Interest Meeting ACRL Library Support for Massive 4:00 pm SEA-Plaza A Open Online Courses (MOOCs) *RUSA HS Genealogy / History 4:00 pm BCEC-256 Discussion Group Achievement Award Committee Meeting ACRL Security Committee Meeting I 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- RBMS Defender UNITED Newsletter & Website Advisory 4:00 pm BCEC-157C Committee ACRL Bibliographic Standards 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- RBMS Committee Controlled Empire UNITED PLA Program Committee 4:00 pm BCEC-255 Vocabularies Editorial Group UNO AAP LibraryReads Debut 4:00 pm BCEC-102B Meeting II Authors Panel ACRL Conference Program Planning 4:00 pm WCOPLEY-Essex UNO All In: Including Digital in 4:00 pm BCEC-106 RBMS Committee Meeting I—Coral South Unified Resource Management Gables 2016 UNO OCLC Cataloging and Metadata 4:30 pm SEA-Constitution ACRL Manuscripts and Other Formats 4:00 pm WCOPLEY-Great User Community Meeting RBMS Discussion Group Republic UNO OCLC QuestionPoint User 4:30 pm SEA-Flagship A ACRL Conference Program Planning 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- Community Meeting RBMS Committee Meeting I—Iowa Staffordshire City 2017 UNO OCLC CONTENTdm User 4:30 pm SEA-Plaza C Community Meeting ACRL ULS Campus Administration and 4:00 pm WCOPLEY-St. Leadership Discussion Group George CD UNO OCLC WorldCat Discovery User 4:30 pm SEA-Seaport Community Meeting Ballroom A ACRL Classical, Medieval, and 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- WESS Renaissance Discussion Group Courier UNO OCLC WorldShare ILL and 4:30 pm SEA-Seaport ILLiad User Community Meeting Ballroom B ALA Programming Librarian Interest 4:00 pm BCEC-102A Group (PLIG) UNO OCLC WorldShare Management 4:30 pm SEA-Seaport Services User Community Ballroom C ALA Diversity Research Grants 4:00 pm BCEC-253A Meeting Update VRT Northeastern University 4:00 pm OS-Off Site ALA ALA Membership Promotion 4:00 pm BCEC-150 Libraries Digital Media Task Force Meeting Commons tour ALA COL E-Government 4:00 pm BCEC-152 Subcommittee 3:30 pm Start Time RUSA Speed Mentoring Session 5:30 pm PARKPLAZA- ALA COL FLAG Subcommittee 4:00 pm BCEC-154 (RUSA BRASS, RUSA CODES, Arlington, ALA Programming Librarian Interest 4:00 pm BCEC-156AB RUSA ETS, RUSA HS, RUSA Berkeley Group (PLIG) RSS, RUSA STARS) *ALA Scholarships & Study Grants 4:00 pm BCEC-159 YALSA 2016 Best Fiction for Young 5:00 pm BCEC-107AB Committee Adults Committee ALA OITP—ConnectHome Meeting 4:00 pm BCEC-205C 4:00 pm Start Time ALA, LRRT Mentorship Program Forum— 4:00 pm WEST-Douglass *AASL AASL Standards & Guidelines 6:00 pm BCEC-209 Library Research Round Table Editorial Board II (LRRT) Initiative ALA Arthur Curley Memorial Lecture: 5:00 pm BCEC-Ballroom ALA- ALA Council/Executive Board/ 4:30 pm WEST-Grand Lizzie Velasquez West COUNCIL Membership Information Ballroom UNO GSLIS at URI Alumni/Student 6:00 pm WEST-Carlton Session Party ALCTS, MARC Formats Transition 4:00 pm BCEC-105 ALCTS Interest Group CMMS, Fenway Park, built in LITA 1901 making it the oldest ALCTS Collection Development 4:00 pm BCEC-258B MLB ballpark, is home to CMS Librarians of Academic the Boston Red Sox who Libraries Interest Group have won 8 World Series and 13 AL Pennants. ALCTS Holdings Information Forum 4:00 pm BCEC-156C CRS

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 88 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location 4:30 pm Start Time 5:30 pm Start Time ACRL Heads of Public Services 5:30 pm BCEC-107C ACRL ULS ULS Social 7:00 pm OS-Off Site1 Discussion Group ALA OITP—DCWG Meeting 7:30 pm BCEC-157C ACRL Dr. E. J. Josey Spectrum Scholar 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- RUSA Membership Social (RUSA 7:30 pm HYATT-Grand Mentor Committee Meeting Newbury BRASS, RUSA CODES, RUSA Ballroom B ACRL Technical Services Interest 5:30 pm SEA-Plaza A ETS, RUSA HS, RUSA RSS, Group Meeting RUSA STARS) ACRL Security Committee Meeting II 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- 6:00 pm Start Time RBMS Defender ACRL Task Force to Review 7:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex ACRL Bibliographic Standards 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- RBMS Competencies for Special South RBMS Committee Controlled Empire Collections Professionals Vocabularies Editorial Group Meeting Meeting III

DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY AFL- Joint Executive Committee 7:00 pm BCEC-101 ACRL Conference Program Planning 5:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex REFORMA, Meeting RBMS Committee Meeting II—Coral South ALSC Gables 2016 ALA ALA Candidates Reception 7:30 pm WEST- ACRL Curators & Conservators 5:30 pm WCOPLEY-St. Commonwealth RBMS Discussion Group George CD Ballroom ACRL Conference Program Planning 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- ALCTS ALCTSFest (ALCTS AS, ALCTS 8:00 pm REN-Atlantic

SATURDAY SATURDAY RBMS Committee Meeting II—Iowa Staffordshire CMMS, ALCTS CMS, ALCTS Junior Ballroom City 2017 CRS, ALCTS PARS) ACRL STS STS Conference Program 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- LLAMA LLAMA and Spectrum Scholars 7:30 pm OS-Off Site Planning Committee Meeting— Helicon Happy Hour Orlando 2016 7:00 pm Start Time AFL-OLAC OLAC Membership Meeting 5:30 pm BCEC-258A AFL-CALA Chinese American Librarians 9:00 pm HYATT-Dedham ALA COL Copyright Subcommittee 5:30 pm BCEC-150 Association (CALA) Board ALA OITP—DCWG Business Models 5:30 pm BCEC-157C Meeting (II) 2015/16 Subgrou[ Meeting ALA- ALA Council Reception 8:00 pm WEST-Otis ALA Committee on the Status 5:30 pm BCEC-203 COUNCIL of Women in Librarianship 8:30 pm Start Time (COSWL) ALA- ALA Council Forum I 10:00 pm WEST- ALA ALA Presidential and Treasurer 5:30 pm WEST-Grand COUNCIL Commonwealth Candidates’ Forum Ballroom A & B ALCTS Publisher/Vendor/Library 5:30 pm BCEC-154 Relations Interest Group Sunday, January 10 ALCTS ALCTS Monograph Board 5:30 pm BCEC-159 7:00 am Start Time ALCTS Faceted Subject Access Interest 5:30 pm BCEC-106 ALA Divisions’ Leadership Breakfast 8:30 am WEST-Burroughs CMMS Group 7:30 am Start Time ALCTS PARS Forum 5:30 pm BCEC-102B *UNO ICOLC Consortia Breakfast 9:00 am WEST-Faneuil PARS ALSC 2017 Caldecott Award 6:30 pm WEST-Lewis 8:00 am Start Time Committee Meeting AASL Candidates Forum 9:00 am BCEC-156AB GODORT GODORT Cataloging Committee 5:30 pm HYATT-Dedham ALA If I Hadn’t Believed It, I 12:00 pm SEA-Constitution LLAMA Human Resources 5:30 pm BCEC-161 Wouldn’t Have Seen It: HRS Management Committee Exploring Systemic Racism and (LLAMA-HRS) Its Implications for Our Lives and Work RUSA Reference Publishing Advisory 5:30 pm BCEC-205B CODES Discussion Forum (RUSA *ALA Committee on Accreditation 5:30 pm SEA-Liberty B CODES) (COA) meeting RUSA HS Genealogy and Local History 5:30 pm BCEC-205C *ALSC 2016 Wilder Committee 10:00 am OMNI-Brandeis Discussion Group (RUSA HS) Meeting III Room RUSA Discussion Forum II (RUSA 5:30 pm BCEC-205A *ALSC 2016 Caldecott Award 10:00 am SEA-Federal STARS STARS) Committee Meeting III Complex 5:00 pm Start Time *ALSC 2016 Carnegie/ Notable 10:00 am OMNI-Harriet Children’s Video’s Committee Beecher Stowe UNO Downs Intellectual Freedom 7:00 pm SEA-Flagship A Meeting III Award—Univ. of Illiniois (GSLIS) & Libraries Unlimited *ALSC/ 2016 Odyssey Award 10:00 am HYATT-Lexington YALSA Committee Meeting III

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 89 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location *ALSC 2016 Belpre Award Committee 10:00 am INTER-Lexington ALCTS Subject Analysis Committee I 11:30 am SEA-Seaport Meeting III Room CMMS (CaMMS) Ballroom A & B *ALSC 2016 Geisel Award Committee 10:00 am OMNI-Lowell ALCTS All Committee Meeting and 11:30 am WEST-Galleria

Meeting III Room CMMS Executive Committee (CaMMS) Room DAILY SCHEDULE SUNDAY *ALSC 2016 Sibert Award Committee 10:00 am HYATT-Plymouth ALCTS All Committee Meeting and 11:30 am BCEC-151B Meeting III CMS Executive Committee *ALSC 2016 Batchelder Award 10:00 am INTER-Robinson ALCTS All Committee Meeting and 11:30 am BCEC-157AB Committee Meeting III Room PARS Executive Committee *ALSC 2016 Newbery Award 10:00 am PARKPLAZA-St. *ALSC 2016 Library Service to 11:30 am BCEC-101 Committee Meeting III James Room Special Populations Committee Meeting *EMIERT Coretta Scott King Book Awards 5:00 pm OMNI- Jury III Hawthorne ALSC All Committee Meeting 11:30 am BCEC-104BC Room ALSC 2016 Special Collections and 11:30 am WEST-Executive *VRT Notable Videos For Adults 5:00 pm SEA-Beacon Bechtel Fellowship Committee Boardroom Committee Meeting Hill 3 Meeting 8:30 am Start Time *GLBTRT Stonewall Book Awards 5:30 pm OMNI-Dickens Committee II—Adult Boardroom ACRL Academic Library Trends and 10:00 am WCOPLEY- Statistics Survey Editorial Board Adams *GLBTRT Stonewall Book Awards 5:30 pm OMNI-Holmes Committee II—Youth Room ACRL CHOICE Editorial Board 10:00 am WCOPLEY- Adams GLBTRT Over the Rainbow Book List 5:30 pm PARKPLAZA- Committee Meeting II Tremont Room ACRL New Publications Advisory 10:00 am WCOPLEY- Board Adams IRRT IRRT Executive Committee 11:00 am BCEC-151A Meeting ACRL RBM Editorial Board Meeting 10:00 am WCOPLEY- Adams LEARNRT Executive Board Meeting 10:00 am BCEC-150 (LearnRT) ACRL CLS CLIPP Committee Meeting 10:00 am WCOPLEY- Adams LLAMA Diversity Officers Discussion 10:00 am BCEC-108 Group ACRL Chapters Council Meeting 10:00 am WCOPLEY-Essex Center LLAMA LLAMA-LOMS-PELS Discussion 10:00 am BCEC-258C LOMS Group ACRL Research Planning and Review 10:00 am WCOPLEY- Committee Helicon LLAMA Consortial Borrowing Joint 11:00 am WEST-Lewis SASS, Committee Meeting ACRL Library and Information Science 10:00 am WCOPLEY- RUSA Collections Discussion Group Newbury STARS ACRL Research and Scholarly 11:30 am WCOPLEY- MAGIRT, Cartographic Resources 10:00 am BCEC-153C Environment Committee Staffordshire ALCTS Cataloging Interest Group Meeting CMMS Meeting ACRL CLS All-Committees Meeting 10:00 am WCOPLEY- RUSA, Discussion and All Committees 10:00 am WEST-Douglass Gloucester RUSA Meeting ACRL Exhibition Awards Committee 10:00 am WCOPLEY- BRASS RBMS Meeting IIa Defender RUSA RSS Teens’ Social Media Attitudes 10:00 am BCEC-258A ACRL Conference Development 10:00 am WCOPLEY-St. and Behaviors: What the RBMS Committee Meeting George AB Research Means for Library ACRL STS Publisher Vendor Discussion 10:00 am BCEC-156C Services Group RUSA RSS Young Adult Reference Services 10:00 am WEST-Bulfinch ACRL ULS Evidence-Based Practice 10:00 am BCEC-258B Committee Meeting Discussion Group RUSA RSS, Policies Committee Meeting 11:00 am BCEC-158 ALA Libraries Transform—Civic 11:30 am BCEC-103 RUSA Innovation STARS ALA OITP—From Glass Half Empty to 10:00 am BCEC-106 SRRT Amelia Bloomer Project 6:30 pm REN-Brewster Glass Half Full?: Evaluating the Committee Meeting 3 current ebook environment UNO OCLC Helps Libraries Overcome 10:00 am BCEC-105 ALA COL/IFC Joint Meeting 10:00 am BCEC-107C E-resource Management Challenges ALA OITP—E Rate Task Force 10:00 am BCEC-155 *UNO Reveal Digital Executive 10:00 am SEA-Back Bay ALA Libraries Foster Community 10:00 am BCEC-157C Committee Meeting Complex Engagement Member Interest Group ALA- ALA Council I 11:00 am WEST-Grand COUNCIL Ballroom The African Meeting House, ALCTS, Metadata Interest Group 10:00 am BCEC-107AB built in 1806, is the nation’s ALCTS oldest existing black church. CMMS, ALCTS CRS

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 90 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location UNO Books On Tape Preview and 10:00 am WEST- ACRL Technical Services Discussion 11:30 am WCOPLEY-St. Buzz Commonwealth RBMS Group George CD A & B ACRL SAA-RBMS Joint Task Force on 12:00 pm BCEC-259A UNO German-North American 11:30 am BCEC-152 RBMS the Development of Guidelines Resources Partnership for Primary Source Literacy Meeting *UNO Ithaka S+R Meetings 5:30 pm SEA-Seaport C ACRL Task Force to Review 12:00 pm WCOPLEY-Essex *YALSA 2016 Excellence in Nonfiction 10:00 am HYATT-Ipswich RBMS Guidelines on the Selection South for Young Adults Committee and Transfer of Materials from YALSA 2016 Best Fiction for Young 5:30 pm BCEC-109AB General Collections to Special Adults Committee Collections Meeting YALSA 2016 Quick Picks for 5:30 pm REN-Aegean ACRL ALA Annual Program Planning 11:30 am WCOPLEY-Great Reluctant Young Adult Readers RBMS, Committee Meeting—Orlando Republic Committee ALCTS, 2016 DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY YALSA Amazing Audiobooks for Young 5:30 pm HYATT-Chatham ALCTS Adults PARS 9:00 am Start Time AFL-BCALA BCALA Professional 11:30 am INTER- Development/Recruitment Dartmouth AASL Affiliate Assembly II 1:00 pm BCEC-156AB Committee Meeting Room

SUNDAY SUNDAY ALA Career Development Workshop: 10:30 am BCEC- AFL- General Membership Meeting 12:30 pm REN- HR Confidential: Insider Tips Placement REFORMA Mediterranean from HR Directors Center ALA OITP—Digital Inclusion Now: 11:30 am BCEC-107AB ALA Career Counseling II 5:00 pm BCEC- Policy and Practice Placement ALA CALM Committee Meeting 11:30 am BCEC-160C Center ALA COL Government Information 11:30 am BCEC-161 ALA Photography Service 5:00 pm BCEC- Subcommittee—II Placement Center ALA COL Grassroots 11:30 am BCEC-203 Subcommittee—II ALA Resume Review Service 5:00 pm BCEC- Placement ALA Advocacy Coordinating Group 11:30 am BCEC-205A Center (ACG) + Committee on Library Advocacy Visioning Meeting *RUSA Reading List Council Meeting IV 1:00 pm PARKPLAZA- CODES Back Bay Room ALA OITP—Copyright Education 11:30 am BCEC-254B Subcommittee Meeting II *RUSA Notable Books Council Meeting 1:00 pm PARKPLAZA- CODES IV Franklin Room ALA IFC Privacy Subcommittee 11:30 am BCEC-260 9:30 am Start Time ALA International Council of Library 12:00 pm BCEC-154 Association Executives (ICLAE) ACRL Budget & Finance Committee 12:00 pm WCOPLEY- Meeting II Parliament ALA Emerging Leaders 12:00 pm BCEC-255 Subcommittee 10:00 am Start Time ALA JobLIST Placement & Career 12:00 pm BCEC- ALA Auditorium Speaker Series: Jo 11:00 am BCEC-Ballroom Development Center Open Placement Ann Jenkins West House/Job Fair Center ASCLA State Library Agencies—Library 11:30 am SEA-Congress ALCTS ALCTS Division Committee 11:30 am BCEC-157C Development Interest Group— Boardroom Chairs Hot Topics Discussion Group *ALCTS LRTS Editorial Board 11:30 am BCEC-256 10:30 am Start Time ALCTS Cataloging and Classification 11:30 am BCEC-204AB AASL Alliance Meeting 11:30 am WEST-Bulfinch CMMS Research Interest Group ACRL Using the ACRL Framework for 11:30 am BCEC-153AB ALCTS Continuing Resources 11:30 am BCEC-106 Information Literacy: Examples CRS Standards Forum and Ideas ALSC Budget Committee I 12:00 pm BCEC-108 ACRL Chapters Council Working 11:30 am WCOPLEY- ALSC 2017 Wilder Award Committee 12:00 pm HYATT-Berkshire Group Courier Meeting ACRL Undergraduate Librarians 11:30 am WCOPLEY-Essex ASCLA ASCLA Physical Delivery 11:30 am SEA-Harborview Discussion Group Center Interest Group Meeting 2 ACRL Library Marketing and Outreach 11:30 am WCOPLEY- GODORT GODORT Legislation Committee 11:30 am BCEC-150 Interest Group Helicon II ACRL Personnel Administrators and 11:30 am WCOPLEY-St. LITA LITA Imagineering Interest 11:30 am BCEC-155 Staff Development Officers George AB Group Meeting Discussion Group ACRL Exhibition Awards Committee 11:30 am WCOPLEY- RBMS Meeting IIb Defender

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 91 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location LITA LITA Library Consortia 11:30 am BCEC-209 AASL Board of Directors II Meeting 3:30 pm BCEC-154 Automated Systems Interest ACRL Professional Values Committee 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- Group Meeting Defender

LITA LITA Public Library Technology 11:30 am BCEC-251 DAILY SCHEDULE SUNDAY ACRL Standards Committee Meeting 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-Great Interest Group Republic LITA LITA Patron Privacy 11:30 am SEA-Beacon ACRL Government Relations 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- Technologies Interest Group Hill 1 Committee Helicon LITA, Registering, Engaging and 11:30 am BCEC-257A ACRL Immersion Program Committee 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- LLAMA, Managing—Reading Club Meeting Newbury PLA, Management YALSA ACRL ACRL 2017 Coordinating 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-St. Committee Meeting George AB LLAMA, LLAMA/NMRT Discussion 11:30 am BCEC-205B NMRT Group ACRL, ACRL/LLAMA Interdivisional 2:30 pm WEST-Douglass LLAMA Committee on Building MAGIRT Cataloging and Classification 11:30 am BCEC-107C Resources Meeting Committee (CCC) Meeting (MAGIRT) ACRL CLS Leadership and Management 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex Issues in College Libraries Center RUSA Standards and Guidelines 11:30 am WEST-Carlton Discussion Group Committee Meeting ACRL ACRL/RBMS SAA Task Force 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- UNITED Legislation, Advocacy 11:30 am BCEC-208 RBMS on the Development of Adams & Intellectual Freedom Standardized Holdings Counts Committee and Measures for Archival UNO OCLC Evolution of Shared Print 11:30 am BCEC-105 Repositories and Special Monograph Strategies Collections Libraries Meeting UNO PCC (BIBCO/CONSER/NACO/ 11:30 am BCEC-156C ACRL ACRL/RBMS SAA Task Force 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- SACO)-At-Large RBMS on the Development of Parliament UNO 3M Cloud Library User Group 11:30 am BCEC-160AB Standardized Measures for the Public Services of Archival UNO Random House Adult Library 11:30 am WEST- Repositories and Special Marketing Book Buzz Commonwealth Collections Libraries Committee A & B Meeting UNO Libraries Impact on the Three 11:30 am SEA-Plaza ACRL Seminars Committee Meeting 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-St. R’s: Recruitment, Retention and Ballroom B RBMS George CD Reputation ACRL STS Federal Science Agencies 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex *UNO JSTOR Participants’ Meeting 11:30 am SEA-Plaza Update (STS Government North Ballroom C Information Committee) UNO OCLC Update Brunch 12:00 pm BCEC-Ballroom ACRL ULS Mid-Level Managers Discussion 2:30 pm WCOPLEY-North East Group Star YALSA Coffee with the Candidates 11:30 am BCEC-102A ACRL Romance Languages/ 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- *YALSA 2016 Alex Awards Committee 12:00 pm REN-Bering WESS Germanists Discussion Groups Courier Boardroom AFL-AILA American Indian Library 2:30 pm HYATT-Nantucket 11:00 am Start Time Association General Membership Meeting *AASL AASL Standards & Guidelines 2:00 pm SEA-Beacon ALA American Libraries and Gale: 2:30 pm BCEC-105 Implementation Task Force Hill 2 Bridging the Gap through ALA-APA ALA-APA Council 11:30 am WEST-Grand Digital Humanities Ballroom ALA Committee on Research and 2:30 pm BCEC-152 11:30 am Start Time Statistics Meeting AASL, Youth Council Caucus 12:45 pm WEST-Grand ALA Creativity, Innovation and 2:30 pm BCEC-153AB ALSC, Ballroom Change: Libraries Transform in YALSA the Digital Age! RUSA Budget & Finance Committee 1:00 pm WEST-Faneuil ALA ALA Planning & Budget 2:30 pm BCEC-157AB Meeting Assembly 12:00 pm Start Time GLBTRT Rainbow Booklist Committee II 5:00 pm PARKPLAZA- White Hill Room

12:30 pm Start Time One of the first books published by an African ALA- ALA Policy Monitoring 1:30 pm WEST-Grand American is on display at the COUNCIL Committee Ballroom Old South Meeting House. 1:00 pm Start Time Member Phillis Wheatley’s Poems on Various Subjects *ALA Meeting of the Nominating 2:30 pm WEST-Webster Religious and Moral. Committee for the 2017 ALA Election AASL American University Presses 2:30 pm BCEC-150 Book Selection (AAUP) Meeting

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 92 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALA Money Smart Week: Help 2:30 pm BCEC-204AB UNITED Library Foundation Discussion 2:30 pm BCEC-258B Consumers of All Ages Improve Group Their Financial Literacy UNO Western Regional Storage Trust 2:30 pm BCEC-205A T ALA Professional Etiquette 101 2:30 pm BCEC-254A (WEST) Member Meeting ALA OITP -Library E-rate Assessment 4:00 pm BCEC-155 UNO NISO Annual & Standards 2:30 pm BCEC-257A and Planning (LEAP) State Update Meeting Meeting UNO Searching, exploring, discover- 2:30 pm SEA-Plaza ALA COL Business Meeting—II 4:00 pm BCEC-251 ing—A new user experience Ballroom B ALA Mentoring-on-the-Fly 4:00 pm BCEC- YALSA Great Graphic Novels for Teens 5:30 pm REN-Spectacle Placement 1:30 pm Start Time Center ALSC 2016 Notable Children’s Books 4:30 pm BCEC-162AB ALA, ACRL, RDA Tech Forum 2:30 pm BCEC-107C Committee Meeting III ALCTS,

DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY LITA, RUSA ALSC 2016 Notable Children’s 9:00 pm REN-Georges Recordings Committee Meeting *ALA-APA APA LSSC Certification Review 2:30 pm WEST-Alcott III Committee ALCTS ALCTS Continuing Education 2:30 pm BCEC-108 2:30 pm Start Time Committee ACRL ACRL 2017 Component 4:00 pm WCOPLEY-Essex

SUNDAY SUNDAY ALCTS ALCTS Division All Committee 5:30 pm BCEC-104BC Committees Meeting Center Meeting ALA BARC/Division Leadership 3:30 pm BCEC-157AB ALCTS Metadata Standards 2:30 pm BCEC-259A Meeting Committee (ALCTS CMMS, 3:00 pm Start Time ALCTS CRS, ALCTS PARS, LITA) ACRL Scholarly Communication 4:00 pm BCEC-151B ALCTS, Collection Evaluation and 2:30 pm BCEC-102A Discussion Group ALCTS Assessment Interest Group CMS ACRL Information Literacy 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- Frameworks and Standards Gloucester ALCTS, Electronic Resources 2:30 pm BCEC-156C Committee LITA Management Interest Group ACRL Librarianship in For-Profit 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- ALCTS AS Acquisitions Managers & 2:30 pm BCEC-106 Educational Institutions Interest Mastiff Vendors Interest Group Group ALCTS CaMMS Forum 2:30 pm BCEC-107AB ACRL Student Learning and 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- CMMS Information Literacy Committee Defender *ALSC 2017 Nominating Committee 2:30 pm WEST-Bulfinch Meeting ALSC 2017 Geisel Award Committee 4:00 pm HYATT-Concord ACRL Liaisons Training and 5:30 pm SEA-Plaza A Meeting Development Committee Meeting GODORT Program Committee 2:30 pm BCEC-101 ACRL Liaisons Coordinating 5:30 pm SEA-Plaza A LIRT Configure, Create, Conquer: 2:30 pm BCEC-151B Committee Meeting Strategies for Using Learning Management Systems to ACRL Social Sciences and History/ 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- Engage Staff and Users Across WESS College and Medium-Sized Courier Libraries Libraries Discussion Groups LITA LITA Heads of Library 2:30 pm BCEC-151A ALA Committee on Organization 4:00 pm BCEC-158 Technology (HoLT) Interest Meeting II Group Meeting ALA Website Advisory Committee 5:00 pm BCEC-152 MAGIRT Executive Board & Membership 2:30 pm BCEC-157C Meeting Meeting I ALA Intellectual Freedom 5:00 pm BCEC-205C PLA Managing With Data: 2:30 pm BCEC-258C Committee II PLAmetrics ALA Career Counseling III 5:00 pm BCEC- PLA PLA 2016 Conference Program 5:30 pm HYATT-Duxbury Placement Subcommittee Meeting Center RUSA ETS Pay No Attention to the 2:30 pm SEA-Plaza ALA-APA Salaries & Status of Library 4:00 pm WEST-Alcott Librarian Behind the Curtain: Ballroom C Workers Committee Virtual Reference and Privacy ALCTS Creative Ideas in Technical 4:00 pm BCEC-102A in Libraries Services Interest Group RUSA HS History Librarians Discussion 2:30 pm BCEC-205B ALCTS, Authority Control Interest Group 5:30 pm BCEC-103 Group ALCTS UNITED Academic Friends and 2:30 pm BCEC-258A CMMS, Development Officers LITA Discussion Group

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 93 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALCTS Collection Management and 4:00 pm BCEC-106 ALSC Collection Management 5:30 pm BCEC-150 CMS Electronic Resources Interest Discussion Group Group ALSC 2017 Belpre Award Committee 6:30 pm HYATT-Concord

ALCTS Continuing Resources 4:00 pm BCEC-156C Meeting DAILY SCHEDULE SUNDAY CRS Acquisitions Forum ALSC 2017 Sibert Award Committee 6:30 pm HYATT-Rockport ASCLA Youth Services Consultants 4:00 pm SEA-Congress Meeting Interest Group meeting Boardroom LITA LITA User Experience Interest 5:30 pm BCEC-258B GODORT International Documents Task 4:00 pm BCEC-107C Group Force Meeting LITA LITA Open House 5:30 pm SEA-Harborview LITA LITA Financial Advisory 4:00 pm WEST-Bulfinch 2 Committee LLAMA ’Hot Topics in Assessment’ 5:30 pm BCEC-105 LITA LITA Open Source Systems 4:00 pm WEST-Carlton MAES Discussion Group Interest Group Meeting (LLAMA-MAES) LLAMA New Professionals Section 4:00 pm BCEC-205A MAGIRT Program Planning Committee 5:30 pm WEST-Douglass NPS Planning Meeting Meeting MAGIRT Executive Board & Membership 4:00 pm BCEC-153C SRRT Progressive Librarians Guild 5:30 pm BCEC-259A Meeting II UNO PCC Participants Meeting 5:30 pm BCEC-107AB PLA PLDS Statistical Report 4:30 pm HYATT-Dedham YALSA Board II 5:30 pm BCEC-158 Advisory Group Meeting RUSA ETS Transitions from traditional 4:00 pm BCEC-205B 5:00 pm Start Time OPACs to discovery systems: ACRL ACRL/Harvard LIAL Alumni 5:45 pm WEST-Otis how has this had impact on use Information Session and instruction ALA, RUSA Book and Media Awards 7:00 pm PARKPLAZA- RUSA RSS Health and Medical Reference 4:00 pm SEA-Beacon Grand Ballroom Committee Meeting Hill 2 A SRRT Action Council II Meeting 4:00 pm BCEC-259A 5:45 pm Start Time SUSTAIN Sustainability Round Table 4:00 pm SEA-Harborview ACRL ACRL/Harvard LIAL Alumni 6:30 pm WEST- RT (SustainRT) Social 1 Reunion Commonwealth UNO How (and will) faculty play 4:00 pm BCEC-105 C along? 6:00 pm Start Time UNO AAP Library Family Feud 4:00 pm WEST- GLBTRT GLBTRT Social 8:00 pm OS-Off Site Commonwealth A & B LITA LITA Happy Hour 8:00 pm OS-Off Site1 3:30 pm Start Time NMRT Midwinter Social with Team 8:00 pm SEA-Lighthouse Trivia! I AASL Executive Committee II Meeting 5:30 pm BCEC-101 UNO University of Pittsburgh 8:00 pm SEA-Flagship A ALA ALA President’s Program 5:30 pm BCEC-Ballroom Reception West 8:00 pm Start Time UNITED Board Meeting 5:00 pm WEST-Faneuil AFL-BCALA BCALA Membership Meeting 10:00 pm INTER-Rose 4:30 pm Start Time Kennedy BR ACRL Balancing Baby and Book 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- Salon I Discussion Group Courier 8:30 pm Start Time ACRL Philosophical, Religious, & 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- ALA- ALA Council Forum II 10:00 pm WEST- Theological Discussion Group Empire COUNCIL Commonwealth ACRL Digital Humanities Interest 5:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex A & B Group Center ACRL Liaisons Grants Committee 5:30 pm SEA-Plaza A Meeting ACRL Information Exchange Meeting 5:30 pm BCEC-156C RBMS ACRL STS STS Scholarly Communications 5:30 pm WCOPLEY-Essex Program North ALA COL LSTA Subcommittee 5:30 pm BCEC-107C ALA COL/OITP Joint Meeting on 5:30 pm BCEC-203 Telecommunications The Sargent Gallery on the ALCTS LMPI Board 5:30 pm BCEC-108 third floor of the Boston Public Library’s Central ALCTS CMS Forum 5:30 pm BCEC-106 Library features paintings CMS by Jonathan SInger Sargent, an American painter. ALSC All Discussion Meeting 5:30 pm BCEC-102A

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 94 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Monday, January 11 SRRT Amelia Bloomer Project 6:30 pm REN-Brewster Committee Meeting 4 6:30 am Start Time UNITED Annual Conference Program 10:00 am WEST-Hancock ALA, SRRT Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday 7:30 am BCEC-205BC Committee Observance and Sunrise VRT Executive Board and 12:30 pm BCEC-150 Celebration Membership Meeting 8:00 am Start Time YALSA 2016 Best Fiction for Young 5:30 pm BCEC-109AB ACRL Budget & Finance Committee 10:00 am WCOPLEY-St. Adults Committee Meeting III George CD 10:00 am Start Time ACRL Board of Directors/Budget & 10:00 am WCOPLEY-St. ALA- ALA Council II 12:15 pm WEST-Grand Finance Joint Meeting George CD COUNCIL Ballroom ALA If I Hadn’t Believed It, I 12:00 pm SEA-Constitution PLA PLA 2016 Conference 12:00 pm HYATT-Berkshire Wouldn’t Have Seen It: Committee Meeting DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY Exploring Systemic Racism and Its Implications for Our Lives PLA Performance Measurement 4:00 pm HYATT-Quincy and Work Task Force Meeting ALA, ALSC, ALA Youth Media Awards 9:00 am BCEC-Ballroom 10:30 am Start Time YALSA ACRL Executive Committee Meeting 11:30 am WCOPLEY-Essex ERT ERT Membership Meeting 9:00 am BCEC-Exhibit WESS North West MONDAY MONDAY Hall - Book Buzz ALA Recruitment Assembly Meeting 11:30 am BCEC-208 Theater ALCTS ALCTS Forum 11:30 am BCEC-204AB 8:30 am Start Time ALSC Pura Belpré 20th Anniversary 11:30 am REN-Caspian ACRL Executive Committee Meeting 11:30 am WCOPLEY-Essex Task Force RBMS South ALSC Budget Committee II 12:00 pm BCEC-159 ACRL General Membership Meeting 10:00 am WCOPLEY-St. WESS George AB GODORT GODORT General Membership 11:30 am BCEC-106 Meeting AFL- Executive Committee Meeting II 10:00 am REN-Caspian REFORMA (REFORMA) LIRT Executive Board Meeting 11:30 am BCEC-151B ALA Libraries Transform—Social 11:30 am BCEC-103 LLAMA LLAMA Kitchen Table 11:30 am BCEC-205A Innovation Conversation ALA Committee on Professional 10:00 am BCEC-107C PLA Family Engagement Task Force 11:30 am HYATT-Dedham Ethics II Meeting ALA Legislation Assembly 10:00 am BCEC-157C RUSA Board of Directors Meeting 11:30 am WEST-Lewis CODES ALA OITP—Advisory Committee II 10:00 am BCEC-203 T YALSA Morris & Nonfiction Award 12:00 pm BCEC-205BC ALA COL/IFC Joint Meeting 10:00 am BCEC-258B Program & Presentation ALA Public and Cultural Programs 11:30 am WEST-Douglass YALSA Great Graphic Novels for Teens 5:30 pm REN-Spectacle Advisory Committee Meeting (ALA PPO PCPAC) 12:00 pm Start Time ALCTS Publisher/Vendor/Library 10:00 am BCEC-105 ASCLA ASCLA Board II 1:30 pm BCEC-203 Relations Interest Group 12:30 pm Start Time ALCTS Heads of Cataloging Interest 10:00 am BCEC-107AB CMMS Group ALA ALA Executive Board 1:30 pm WEST-Grand Candidates’ Forum Ballroom ALCTS Committee on Cataloging: 11:30 am BCEC-162AB CMMS Description and Access II 1:00 pm Start Time IFRT Intellectual Freedom Round 10:00 am BCEC-208 ACRL Bibliographic Standards 2:30 pm WCOPLEY- Table II RBMS Committee—DCRM MSS Courier Meeting I LIRT Steering Committee II 10:00 am BCEC-151B ALA International Relations 2:30 pm BCEC-107C LITA LITA Town Meeting 10:00 am BCEC-104BC Committee II (IRC) LLAMA Dialog with Directors 10:00 am BCEC-101 ALA Chapter Relations Committee II 2:30 pm BCEC-108 Discussion Group ALA ALA Award Committee 2:30 pm BCEC-150 PLA Past Presidents’ Breakfast 10:00 am HYATT-Duxbury ALA HRDR Advisory Committee 2:30 pm BCEC-208 RUSA ETS Executive Committee Meeting II 11:30 am BCEC-258A ALA COL Business Meeting III 4:00 pm BCEC-152 RUSA HS Executive Committee Meeting 10:00 am WEST-Griffin (RUSA HISTORY) ALA Intellectual Freedom 4:00 pm BCEC-258B Committee III RUSA Executive Committee Meeting 11:30 am WEST- STARS Independence ALA, LRRT Library Research Round Table 2:30 pm WEST-Lewis Boardroom (LRRT) Executive Committee Meeting

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 95 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALCTS Technical Services Workflow 2:30 pm BCEC-103 Tuesday, January 12 Efficiency Interest Group 8:00 am Start Time ALCTS ALCTS Program Committee II 5:00 pm BCEC-155

ALSC 2016 Notable Children’s Books 12:00 pm BCEC-162AB DAILY SCHEDULE TUESDAY ALCTS ALCTS Board of Directors 5:30 pm BCEC-161 Committee Meeting V Meeting II ALCTS, Collection Management in 2:30 pm BCEC-258A 9:30 am Start Time ALCTS Public Libraries Interest Group ALA- ALA Council III 12:30 pm WEST-Grand CMS COUNCIL Ballroom ALCTS Subject Analysis Committee II 5:30 pm SEA-Seaport 1:30 pm Start Time CMMS (CaMMS) Ballroom A & B ALA EC Executive Board Meeting III 4:30 pm WEST-Webster ALCTS Continuing Resources 2:30 pm BCEC-107AB CRS Cataloging Forum GODORT GODORT Steering Committee II 2:30 pm BCEC-154 LLAMA LLAMA Board of Directors 3:00 pm BCEC-101 Meeting II UNO American Psychological 2:30 pm BCEC-102A Association Lunch & Learn UNO Cooperative Patent 2:30 pm WEST-Alcott Classification Searching YALSA Board III 2:30 pm BCEC-158 1:30 pm Start Time ACRL Board of Directors II 4:30 pm WCOPLEY-St. George AB ALSC 2016 Notable Children’s Books 4:30 pm BCEC-162AB Committee Meeting IV ALSC Board of Directors II 5:30 pm BCEC-159 LITA LITA Board of Directors 4:30 pm BCEC-157C 2:00 pm Start Time ALA Closing Session: Chelsea 3:00 pm BCEC-Ballroom Clinton ALA, ALA Executive Board Meeting II 4:30 pm WEST-Webster EC RUSA Board of Directors Meeting II 4:00 pm BCEC-153C (RUSA BRASS, RUSA CODES, RUSA ETS, RUSA HS, RUSA RSS, RUSA STARS) T UNITED Gala Author Tea, sponsored by 4:00 pm SEA-Plaza ReferenceUSA Ballroom 3:00 pm Start Time ACRL Bibliographic Standards 4:00 pm WCOPLEY- RBMS Committee—DCRM MSS Courier Meeting II ALA Midwinter Library Camp 4:00 pm BCEC-151B YALSA Executive II 4:00 pm BCEC-158 4:30 pm Start Time ACRL Bibliographic Standards 5:30 pm WCOPLEY- RBMS Committee—DCRM MSS Courier Meeting III ALA Chapter Councilors Forum 5:30 pm WEST-Harbor Ballroom III Harvard University is the first college in the United States. 6:00 pm Start Time Established in 1636 by vote of ALSC Joint Member Reception 7:30 pm WEST-Harbor the Great and General Court Ballroom I of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, it was named after 7:30 pm Start Time the College’s first benefactor, minister John Harvard, who ALA Finance & Audit 9:30 pm WEST-Webster left his library and half his 8:30 pm Start Time estate to the institution. ALA- ALA Council Forum III 10:00 pm WEST- COUNCIL Commonwealth A & B

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 96 DISCUSSION GROUPS

Friday, January 8 • 8:00 am – 11:00 am Saturday, January 9 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am

AASL AASL-CAEP Program Review Training ACRL STS Hot Topics Discussion Group Meeting HYATT-Quincy (part of STS All-Committees Meeting) New and experienced reviewers and program report compilers are WCOPLEY-Essex Center encouraged to attend this session to learn about the CAEP program Meeting of the STS Hot Topics Discussion Group. review process, the 2010 AASL Standards for Initial Preparation of School Librarians, report preparation and reviews, and appropriate assessments. All programs submitting an initial report must use the ALCTS CMMS Copy Cataloging Interest Group 2010 standards. Reviewers who have not attended training on the BCEC-102B 2010 standards must attend this session in order to be assigned to a program review team. Meeting of the interest group.

Friday, January 8 • 8:30 am – 4:00 pm ALCTS, ALCTS CMMS, LITA Linked Library Data

DISCUSSION GROUPS FRIDAY Interest Group UNITED Nuts & Bolts for Trustees, Friends and BCEC-151B Foundations Meeting of the joint ALCTS/LITA interest group. BCEC-156AB Library Trustees, Friends groups, Foundations, and staff are invited LLAMA LOMS MIddle Managers Discussion to join a day of information and resource sharing, roundtable discussions, and learning opportunities. Agenda and speakers to be posted Group at wwww.ala.org/united. BCEC-159 Meeting of the discussion group. ALCTS Technical Services Directors of Large Research Libraries Interest Group ALCTS PARS Preservation Administrators SEA-Seaport Ballroom Interest Group (PAIG) Meeting of the Big Heads. BCEC-160AB Meeting of the interest group. Friday, January 8 • 10:30 am – 11:30 am ALCTS CMS Chief Collection Development ALCTS, ALCTS CMMS FRBR Interest Group Officers of Large Research Libraries Interest BCEC-103 Group Meeting of the interest group. BCEC-251 Meeting of the interest group. Friday, January 8 • 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Saturday, January 9 • 8:30 am – 11:30 am ALCTS CMMS Competencies and Education for a Career in Cataloging Interest Group ALCTS Technical Services Managers in BCEC-103 Academic Libraries Interest Group Meeting of the interest group. BCEC-252AB Meeting of the interest group. Friday, January 8 • 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm AASL SPVS How Can We Make a Difference? ASCLA Consortial eBooks Interest Group BCEC-254A Meeting Attendees will participate in a Harwood-style discussion about how the BCEC-152 AASL Supervisors Section can make a difference in supporting school library supervisors across the nation. Through focused discussion, Consortial eBooks Interest Group Meeting will discuss trends and rel- attendees will identify their aspirations for the section, surface per- evant topics that pertain to Consortial eBooks. ceived challenges, and envision conditions that will enable the section to transform its services to its members.

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 97 Saturday, January 9 • 10:30 am – 11:30 am Saturday, January 9 • 12:00 pm – 2:30 pm

RMRT Retired Members Round Table Book AASL ESLS Educators of School Librarians DISCUSSION GROUPS SATURDAY Discussion Section Meeting BCEC-205C BCEC-108 The initial meeting of the RMRT Book Discussion Group. Educators of School Librarians Section (AASL ESLS) meeting.

ALA IFLA 2016 Update-Columbus Saturday, January 9 • 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm SEA-Cityview 1 Update of the IFLA 2016 Congress in Columbus, Ohio. ALCTS, ALCTS CRS Electronic Resources Interest Group ALA Graphic Novels & Comics MIG Business BCEC-102B Meeting Meeting of the interest group. BCEC-101 Business meeting of the Graphic Novels & Comics Member Interest ALCTS Scholarly Communications Interest Group. We will discuss the activities of the MIG over the last year, the status of open or ongoing projects, and ideas for future projects. Group BCEC-106 ALCTS Role of the Professional in Technical Meeting of the interest group. Services Interest Group ALCTS CMS Collection Development Issues for BCEC-103 Meeting of the interest group. the Practitioner Interest Group BCEC-107C ALCTS CMMS Cataloging Norms Interest Group Meeting of the interest group. BCEC-107AB Meeting of the interest group. ACRL, ASCLA, LITA Universal Accessibility Interest Group Meeting ALCTS New Members Interest Group BCEC-153C Joint ACRL / ASCLA / LITA working group where members work together BCEC-151B on projects related to making all kinds of libraries and library services, Please join the ALCTS New Member Interest Group in a casual and fun including electronic resources, accessible for users with disabilities. filled event to learn more about what ALCTS has to offer you! LLAMA HRS RUSA STARS Emerging Trands Discussion Group Discussion Forum I BCEC-157C BCEC-205A Meeting of the discussion group. A thoughtful discussion of the emerging trends of resource sharing and interlibrary loan. VRT Digital Media Discussion Group ACRL RBMS Public Services Discussion Group BCEC-159 The Digital Media Discussion Group serves as a forum for the exchange Meeting of ideas about initiatives and projects concerning digital media in WCOPLEY-Empire libraries. Examples of issues discussed in the past meetings include Purpose: To serve as a forum for the exchange of ideas on promoting digital licensing concerns; new market technologies (such as high the visibility and use of original research materials. Discussion will definition DVD formats),video gaming and collections; and multimedia focus on a range of public service issues, including but not limited production in libraries. to, reference services and reading room operations, public outreach through instruction, exhibitions, and other programs, the integration of special collections programs and agenda into wider library or insti- The Battle of Bunker Hill tutional goals, and the use of electronic technologies for reaching (actually fought mainly constituencies. on Breed’s Hill) was the first major battle of the Revolutionary War. It was ACRL Digital Scholarship Centers Interest said that the colonists were told, “don’t fire until you see Group the whites of their eyes!” WCOPLEY-Essex Center Meeting of the interest group.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 98 ALCTS CMMS Catalog Management Interest ACRL WESS Scandinavian Discussion Group Group WCOPLEY-Defender BCEC-204AB Discussion on issues related to Scandinavian studies librarianship. Meeting of the interest group. ACRL STS Hot Topics Discussion Forum RUSA RSS Assisting Low-skill Workers and Non- WCOPLEY-Essex Center Engaging discussion of a topic of current interest to Science & Internet Users With Job Searches Technology Section members and others—all welcome! BCEC-205C Many low-skill workers use word-of-mouth, not the Internet, for job searching. The purpose of this forum is to discuss the information- LITA Drupal4Lib Interest Group seeking behaviors of this group and how to best help them find the WEST-Hale information they need to successfully find work. Sponsored by RUSA Join us as we explore Drupal web content administration, mainte- RSS Discussion Forums Coordinating Committee. nance, support, and best practices. We will discuss the progress on the Drupal4Lib Survey and Project Clearinghouse and other possible ALCTS, ALCTS CMMS, LITA Library Code Year projects for the IG. Interest Group Saturday, January 9 • 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm BCEC-252AB Meeting of the interest group. ACRL RBMS Collection Development Discussion DISCUSSION GROUPS SATURDAY ASCLA Library Services for the Incarcerated Group Meeting and Detained Interest Group Meeting WCOPLEY-Newbury Provides an open forum for the discussion of collection development BCEC-254B issues of relevance to rare book and special collections libraries; Meeting of the members of the ASCLA Interest Group Library Services encourages the presentation of seminars and the preparation of pub- to the Incarcerated and Detained and of those who are curious. lications about collection development.

UNITED Library Friends Discussion Group Saturday, January 9 • 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm BCEC-258A Friends of the Library members and library staff and invited to join ACRL ULS Currrent Topics Discussion Group this informal discussion with counterparts from across the country. WCOPLEY-North Star Bring your best practices to share and questions to ask of your fellow Friends. Informal discussions and presentations on issues and problems of current interest to university libraries and librarians.

RUSA ETS Optimizing the Web for Reference: Saturday, January 9 • 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Best Practices for Usability, Accessibility, and Responsiveness ALA Programming Librarian Interest Group BCEC-258B (PLIG) User-friendliness of library services is an important consideration in the BCEC-102A development of a library’s web presence. As the format and delivery of reference continuously change to accommodate user expectations Group charge: To bring together all types of librarians interested in and behavior, the library’s home page has become an extension of public programming for their patrons. Programming is an intrinsically the institution’s in-person public services. Additionally, an increase in essential library service. The Programming Librarian Interest Group distance education sessions has contributed to the fact that a large will help librarians advocate for programming at their own institutions, number of users experience the library almost exclusively online. This share program ideas and successful strategies, and provide a space discussion will feature panelists from institutions which have innovated for professional development by librarians who do programming offi- their approach to web reference and/or conducted usability studies on cially and unofficially as part of their job duties. The group will also how their users get answers through their library’s web portal. be a vehicle for ALA members to connect more dynamically with ALA’s Public Programs Office. AASL Affiliate Assembly I ALCTS, ALCTS CMMS, LITA SEA-Cityview 1 MARC Formats Meeting of AASL’s Affiliate Assembly I. Transition Interest Group BCEC-105 LLAMA Women Administrators Discussion Meeting of the joint ALCTS/LITA interest group. Group SEA-Cityview 2 Meeting of the discussion group.

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 99 MAGIRT Map Collection Management ACRL RBMS Manuscripts and Other Formats Discussion Group Meeting Discussion Group

BCEC-107C WCOPLEY-Great Republic DISCUSSION GROUPS SATURDAY Please join us for a good discussion of the issues, new developments, To serve as an open forum for discussion about topics relating to the and problems in the selection, acquisition, and management of map curatorial management of manuscripts, archival records, and other collections. primary research materials, usually in non-printed formats, including but not limited to photographic material, artwork, electronic records, and ephemera. AASL ISS Independent Schools Section Meeting BCEC-108 ACRL ULS Campus Administration and Independent Schools Section Meeting. Leadership Discussion Group ACRL Academic Library Services to WCOPLEY-St. George CD Meeting of the discussion group. International Students Interest Group BCEC-153C Saturday, January 9 • 3:00 pm – 5:30 pm Meeting of the interest group. LITA ACRL 3D Printing Interest Group Meeting Library Support for Massive Open Online WEST-Stone Courses (MOOCs) Discussion Group Are you interested in 3D printers? Do you have questions on how to SEA-Waterfront 1. get started or how to get help or just big ideas about the future of Meeting of the discussion group. 3D printers in libraries? Then we’re the group for you! Join us at our Midwinter meeting. We will discuss tasks for the Interest Group, but also spend time talking about how 3D printers are received by our ACRL Residency Interest Group Meeting communities. Bring your questions, funny stories, and contribute to the LITA 3D Printing Interest Group. BCEC-161 The Residency Interest Group will meet to discuss ongoing initiatives and successes of residents and fellows, as well as to provide updates ALA, LRRT Mentorship Program Forum—Library on current and upcoming residencies and fellowships throughout the country. Current and past residents, residency coordinators, and Research Round Table (LRRT) Initiative anyone interested in residencies, are encouraged to attend. This is an WEST-Douglass incredible opportunity to network with a diverse group of early career This session will be an opportunity to follow-up on the mentor-protégée librarians, to learn about upcoming opportunities and positions, and relationships established during the LRRT Mentorship Program ALA to get connected and involved with RIG itself through our active work- Annual in 2014, and to discuss plans for a new mentorship initiative ing teams! scheduled for the 2016 ALA Annual Conference.

AASL SPVS Supervisors Section Meeting Saturday, January 9 • 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm BCEC-208 Supervisors Section Meeting. ACRL Technical Services Interest Group Meeting SEA-Waterfront 1 ALCTS CMS Collection Development Librarians Program/business meeting for the interest group. of Academic Libraries Interest Group BCEC-258B ALCTS CMMS Faceted Subject Access Interest Business meeting of the interest group. Group BCEC-106 ACRL WESS Classical, Medieval, and Meeting of the interest group. Renaissance Discussion Group WCOPLEY-Courier Saturday, January 9 • 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Discussion on topics related to Medieval and Renaissance studies librarianship. ACRL Heads of Public Services Discussion Group ACRL Assessment Discussion Group BCEC-107C WCOPLEY-Essex Center Discussion of public services topics of interest to participants. These Open session to discuss assessment activities among colleagues. will be identified in advance, via email to frequent attendees. Participants are invited to bring topics as well as engage in lively discussion.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 100 LLAMA LOMS of mutual interest; to identify, recommend, and facilitate creation of Organizational Development continuing education seminars through the Seminars Committee; to Discussion Group publicize issues concerning curators and conservators by encouraging BCEC-152 the publication of relevant articles in appropriate journals. Meeting of the discussion group. Saturday, January 9 • 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm LLAMA FRFDS Development Issues Discussion Group ACRL RBMS Task Force to Review Competencies BCEC-153C for Special Collections Professionals Meeting Meeting of the discussion group. WCOPLEY-Essex South ACRL policy requires each of its standards and guidelines be reviewed every five years. This task force is charged to review Competencies for ALCTS Publisher/Vendor/Library Relations Special Collections Professionals (2008) and determine whether the standard should be (1) continued in force without change, (2) revised Interest Group to address current needs, or (3) rescinded. At the June, 2014, meeting BCEC-154 task force determined a revision was necessary, and at the June 2015, Business meeting of the interest group. meeting requested that the task force be recharged. This meeting will include a public hearing the draft document previously distributed. RUSA STARS Discussion Forum II Sunday, January 10 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am BCEC-205A A thoughtful discussion about the emerging trends in resource sharing DISCUSSION GROUPS SATURDAY and interlibrary loan. RUSA, RUSA BRASS Discussion and All Committees Meeting RUSA CODES Reference Publishing Advisory WEST-Douglass Discussion Forum All-Committees meeting and discussion opportunity for those interested in business reference in all types of libraries. BCEC-205B A thoughtful discussion about the emerging trends in reference publishing by the Collection Development and Evaluation Section (CODES) ALCTS, ALCTS CMMS, ALCTS CRS Metadata of RUSA. Interest Group BCEC-107AB RUSA HS Genealogy and Local History Meeting of the interest group. Discussion Group BCEC-205C LLAMA Diversity Officers Discussion Group Local history rarely occupies a central place in a public library’s ser- BCEC-108 vices. Are there creative or innovative ways that local history can be used to fulfill a library’s mission? How can we ensure our communities Meeting of the discussion group. know about our genealogical and historical resources? How can we use our knowledge (and our community’s) about the past to enrich the present? These questions will be answered through a discussion MAGIRT Cartographic Resources Cataloging of programs, services, or strategies people have experience with. This Interest Group Meeting (MAGIRT/CaMMS) year’s discussion group will also be a place to explore our broader BCEC-153C vision for local history in libraries. Please join us for an open discussion on topics of concern to the cartographic and geospatial resources cataloging community. A call for ACRL RBMS Curators & Conservators topics will be sent out in advance. Discussion Group WCOPLEY-St. George CD ALA Libraries Foster Community Engagement To add to the body of information on curator/ conservator relations and Member Interest Group to encourage the education of curators and conservators about their BCEC-157C respective professions; to provide a forum for discussion about topics Meeting of the interest group.

The USS Constitution, LLAMA BES Safety and Security Discussion nicknamed “Old Ironside” Group from her time in the War of 1812, is the oldest commis- BCEC-205A sioned warship afloat. Meeting of the discussion group.

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 101 ACRL ULS Evidence-Based Practice Discussion LITA Library Consortia Automated Systems Group Interest Group

BCEC-258B BCEC-209 DISCUSSION GROUPS SUNDAY The Discussion Group offers a forum for librarians and other infor- The Library Consortia and Systems Interest Group provides a forum for mation professionals to discuss as a community: research-based discussing emerging trends in technology and their impact on library decision-making in professional practice, practical decisions based consortia and their supporting structures. The Interest Group is an on research studies, and how to establish evidence-based practices open interest group and welcomes all consortia members. based on a thorough search of the literature and a thorough selection and analysis of the retrieved literature. LITA Public Library Technology Interest Group LLAMA LOMS BCEC-251 LLAMA-LOMS-PELS Discussion Discussion of current and emerging technologies: their development, Group implementation, management, staffing, value in the contexts of cus- BCEC-258C tomer experience, and education in public libraries. Using Output Measures in Planning Library Services. LLAMA BES Moving Libraries Discussion Group LLAMA, LLAMA HRS Union Relations for BCEC-258A Managers Discussion Group Meeting of the discussion group. WEST-Carlton Meeting of the discussion group. LITA Patron Privacy Technologies Interest Group ACRL Library and Information Science SEA-Beacon Hill 1 The Patron Privacy Technologies IG will hold a managed discussion on Collections Discussion Group recent developments in the area of protecting patron privacy. WCOPLEY-Newbury Discussion of current issues and problems related to collections in LIS fields. ASCLA Physical Delivery Interest Group Meeting ACRL STS Publisher Vendor Discussion Group SEA-Harborview 2 Discussion will focus on the physical delivery of library materials for BCEC-156C resource sharing and related issues. Presentation by a panel of publishers & vendors, addressing topics of current interest to members of the Science & Technology Section and others—all welcome! ASCLA State Library Agencies Library Development Interest Group—Hot Topics Sunday, January 10 • 10:30 am – 11:30 am Discussion Group SEA-Congress Boardroom LITA Imagineering Interest Group Meeting Join the ASCLA State Library Agency Library Development Interest BCEC-155 Group for a discussion of “hot topics” impacting statewide library Find out about how to join LITA’s Imagineering Interest Group, as well services. as how we work to connect Fantasy and Science Fiction literature to speculation about information technology as well as how these genres have treated the idea of the library. We will be planning several proj- ACRL Undergraduate Librarians Discussion ects and initiatives for the group as well as discussing our plans for the Group ALA 2016 annual meeting. WCOPLEY-Essex Center Join us to share your ideas, approaches, success stories, and les- ALCTS CMMS Cataloging and Classification sons learned about serving undergraduate populations. Previous topics have included events to increase library engagement, effective Research Interest Group campus partnerships, interactions with student groups, and more! BCEC-204AB Meeting of the interest group. ACRL Personnel Administrators and Staff LLAMA, NMRT Discussion Group Development Officers Discussion Group WCOPLEY-St. George AB BCEC-205B A discussion of topical issues, emerging trends, and best practices by Meeting of the discussion group. personnel and staff development officers.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 102 ACRL RBMS Technical Services Discussion ALA Creativity, Innovation and Change: Group Libraries Transform in the Digital Age! WCOPLEY-St. George CD BCEC-153AB To provide an open forum for presentation and discussion of any topic Join ALA President Sari Feldman, ALA President-elect Julie Todaro , or issue which involves rare book or special collections cataloging, Jonathan Zittrain, Harvard Law School, and others in a conversation especially topics or issues which also involve automation. about innovative library environments and how we can illustrate our value to decision-makers and influencers. We’ll feature work from Harvard’s Library Innovation Lab and how it can be leveraged to make Sunday, January 10 • 10:30 am – 12:00 pm our case at the national level through ALA initiatives such as the Policy Revolution, and how you can make the case locally through ALA’s new ACRL Library Marketing and Outreach Interest public awareness initiative, Libraries Transform. Group LLAMA SASS WCOPLEY-Helicon Circulation / Access Services Meeting of the interest group. Discussion Group BCEC-153C Sunday, January 10 • 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Meeting of the discussion group.

PLA Digitallearn.org Meeting LLAMA BES Library Facilities Planning

DISCUSSION GROUPS SUNDAY HYATT-Dedham Discussion Group Focus group/meeting about the “Teach” portion of digitallearn.org BCEC-156AB Meeting of the discussion group. Sunday, January 10 • 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm ALCTS, LITA Electronic Resources Management ALCTS, ALCTS CMS Collection Evaluation and Interest Group Assessment Interest Group BCEC-156C BCEC-102A Meeting of the interest group. Meeting of the interest group. RUSA HS History Librarians Discussion Group ALCTS AS Acquisitions Managers & Vendors BCEC-205B Interest Group A thoughtful discussion on emerging trends of historical librarianship. BCEC-106 Meeting of the interest group. UNITED Academic Friends and Development Officers Discussion Group LITA Heads of Library Technology Interest BCEC-258A Group Join your colleagues from around the country to discuss best practices for raising funds and the promotion of the academic library. BCEC-151A Meeting of the interest group. UNITED Library Foundation Discussion Group LIRT Configure, Create, Conquer: Strategies BCEC-258B Library staff, Trustees, Foundation board members and staff, and for Using Learning Management Systems to others interested in learning more about library Foundations are Engage Staff and Users Across Libraries invited to join others from around the country in a free flowing moder- BCEC-151B ated discussion about issues unique to library Foundations. All types of librarians are engaged with learning management systems (Blackboard, brightspace/Desire2Learn, Canvas, Moodle, etc.). Learn PLA Managing With Data: PLAmetrics how a variety of librarians use these tools for training and instruction for both library personnel and library users by attending the Library BCEC-258C Instruction Round Table Midwinter Discussion Forum, sponsored by A discussion and demonstration of PLAMetrics for current and pro- the LIRT Web Advisory Committee. After a few lightning talks, we’ll prospective subscribers. The presentation will highlight how PLAmetrics vide an opportunity for more sharing of practices and ideas through can be used for advocacy, budget defense and demonstrating value. sprinted, small and large group discussions. ACRL WESS Romance Languages/Germanists Discussion Groups WCOPLEY-Courier Discussion of topics relevant for western European subject librarianship.

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 103 ACRL CLS Leadership and Management Issues LLAMA LOMS Fiscal and Business Officers in College Libraries Discussion Group Discussion Group

WCOPLEY-Essex Center BCEC-108 DISCUSSION GROUPS SUNDAY Discussion group for people (library directors and others) interested in Meeting of the discussion group. leadership and management issues in College libraries. LLAMA Library Storage Discussion Group ACRL ULS Mid-Level Managers Discussion BCEC-150 Group Meeting of the discussion group. WCOPLEY-North Star Forum for discussion of issues relevant to mid-level managers in aca- ACRL Scholarly Communication Discussion demic libraries. Group RUSA ETS Pay No Attention to the Librarian BCEC-151B The Scholarly Communication Discussion Group is an informal and in- Behind the Curtain: Virtual Reference and depth discussion of one or more hot topics that impact Open Access initiatives and the many related opportunities which aim to advance Privacy in Libraries the dissemination of scholarship without economical, legislative or SEA-Plaza Ballroom C technical barriers. Join the ETS Hot Topics Discussion group for an exploration of virtual reference and the role of privacy. While chat services give patrons another layer of anonymity, libraries are still exploring new ways to RUSA ETS Transitions from Traditional OPACs to ensure their patrons’ privacy. Anonymous Internet browsing through Discovery Systems: How Has This Had Impact TOR is at the forefront of the Library Freedom Project, but what does that mean for your library? Join us to discuss how digital tools promote on Use and Instruction and protect patron privacy. BCEC-205B This session will provide the opportunity to discuss both advantages ALA, ACRL, ALCTS, LITA, RUSA RDA Tech Forum and drawbacks to working with a discovery system as opposed to a traditional OPAC and the impact discovery systems have had on instruc- BCEC-107C tion and research. RDA Toolkit Development Forum is an open discussion of all matters related to RDA Toolkit. Vendors and Toolkit users are invited to meet with Toolkit staff and members of the RDA Development Team to dis- LITA Open Source Systems Interest Group cuss potential improvements to Toolkit content and performance as well as issues related to the RDA Registry. This meeting is intended as Meeting a kick-off to a full reevaluation of the Toolkit with the aim of completing WEST-Carlton a site redesign in the next couple of years. The LITA Open Source Systems Interest Group provides a discussion forum for those using or interested in open source software in libraries Sunday, January 10 • 1:00 pm – 5:30 pm and discuss future projects for the group.

ACRL STS Federal Science Agencies Update ASCLA Youth Services Consultants Interest (STS Government Information Committee) Group meeting SEA-Congress Boardroom WCOPLEY-Essex North Round robin discussion by state youth services representatives on Timely updates from selected Federal Science Agencies. news and activities in their states.

Sunday, January 10 • 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm ACRL WESS Social Sciences and History/ ALCTS Creative Ideas in Technical Services College and Medium-Sized Libraries Interest Group Discussion Groups WCOPLEY-Courier BCEC-102A A discussion group for topics on Western European social science and Meeting of the interest group. history librarianship and for issues related to European studies librarianship at colleges and medium-sized academic institutions. ALCTS CMS Collection Management and Electronic Resources Interest Group ACRL Librarianship in For-Profit Educational BCEC-106 Institutions Interest Group Meeting of the interest group. WCOPLEY-Mastiff Discussion of topics of interest to librarians working in the for-profit education sector.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 104 Sunday, January 10 • 3:00 pm – 5:30 pm ACRL Philosophical, Religious, & Theological Discussion Group ALCTS, ALCTS CMMS, LITA Authority Control WCOPLEY-Empire Interest Group Meeting of the discussion group. BCEC-103 The joint LITA/ALCTS Authority Control Interest Group provides a forum ACRL Digital Humanities Interest Group for discussion of a variety of issues related to authority control for online catalogs and for international sharing of authority of data. WCOPLEY-Essex Center Conversations between librarians involved with, or sharing interests in, the intersections, partnerships, and collaborations among libraries, Sunday, January 10 • 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm librarians, and the digital humanities.

ALSC All Discussion Meeting (ALSC) Monday, January 11 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am BCEC-102A Various ALSC Discussion groups meeting. LLAMA Dialog with Directors Discussion Group BCEC-101 LLAMA MAES “Hot Topics in Assessment” Meeting of the discussion group. Discussion Group

DISCUSSION GROUPS MONDAY BCEC-105 ALCTS Publisher/Vendor/Library Relations Meeting of the discussion group. Interest Group BCEC-105 ALSC Collection Management Discussion Meeting of the interest group. Group BCEC-150 ALCTS CMMS Heads of Cataloging Interest ALSC Collection Management Group will discuss various topics. Group BCEC-107AB LITA User Experience Interest Group Meeting of the interest group. BCEC-258B There will be two to three presentations (10 min) and Q&A (5 min). We IFRT Intellectual Freedom Round Table II will also have discussion time for UX topics. BCEC-208 Second business meeting of the Intellectual Freedom Round Table. LITA Open House SEA-Harborview 2 LITA Town Meeting LITA Open House is an opportunity for current and prospective members to talk with Library and Information Technology Association (LITA) BCEC-104BC leaders, committee chairs, and interest group participants. The goal Join your fellow LITA members for breakfast and a discussion about of Open House is to share information, encourage involvement in LITA LITA’s strategic path. We will focus on how LITA’s goals--collaboration activities, and help attendees build professional connections. and networking; education and sharing of expertise; advocacy; and infrastructure--help our organization serve you and the broader library community. This Town Meeting will help us turn those goals into plans ACRL Balancing Baby and Book Discussion that will guide LITA going forward. Group WCOPLEY-Courier Monday, January 11 • 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm Come and join us for the ACRL Balancing Baby and Book Discussion Group. This fun and informal group includes all types of librarians— ALCTS moms, dads, new parents, potential parents, and anyone else inter- Technical Services Workflow Efficiency ested in how parenting and librarianship can be successfully inter- Interest Group twined. HR issues, daycare, tenure, and a variety of other topics will be BCEC-103 discussed. Everyone is welcome! Meeting of the interest group.

Tremont Street is named after ALCTS, ALCTS CMS Collection Management in Boston’s original designation of “Trimountaine” referencing Public Libraries Interest Group it’s three original hills—which BCEC-258A are mostly gone today. Meeting of the interest group.

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THE EXHIBITS are held in the Boston Conference & Exhibition Center. The exhibit hall is home to over 400 exhibitors with the latest titles, technologies, products, and services for you and your libraries. Look for a wide range of activities throughout the exhibit hall that will give you new learning and networking opportunities. A schedule of activities is below, but check out the Conference Scheduler, daily issues of COGNOTES, and the area schedule boards for updated information. EXHIBIT HOURS:

IN THE EXHIBIT HALL Friday, January 8 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Exhibits Opening Reception* Saturday, January 9 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday, January 10 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday, January 11 9:00 am – 2:00 pm *Full conference registrants only.

LIVE STAGES with a variety of authors, illustrators, and demonstrations. ► The PopTop Stage Popular Topics, Every Day - Mid 900 aisle near booths #956 and #960 The PopTop Stage features librarian favorites including mystery, humor, romance, technology, and travel, with readings, discussions, panels, and presentations. ► What’s Cooking @ ALA Stage - End of the 1900 aisle behind booth #1961 The What’s Cooking Stage will be heating up the exhibit floor with mouth- watering displays from the latest cookbooks, hottest chefs and best-in-the- business foodies. ► Book Buzz Theater - Mid 2200 aisle near booths #2251 and #2247 Hear the latest “Buzz” about the newest titles from your favorite publishers all in one easy-to-find location in the exhibits.

Post Office - Located at the end of the 1600 aisle. Saturday, January 9 9:00 am–3:00 pm Sunday, January 10 9:00 am–3:00 pm Monday, January 11 9:00 am–12:00 pm Post Office will stay open until all in line are served, but you must be in line by the posted end time. Attendees receive one mailing envelope or tube, compliments of ALA. Credit and Debit cards payments only, no cash.

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BCEC–Exhibit floor, mid 2200 aisle near booths #2251 and #2247

Saturday, January 9 9:30 am–10:15 am P enguin—Start your day off right with the Penguin Young Readers Book Buzz! Hear about upcoming titles and other exclusive initiatives from the School & Library team. Coffee and snacks will be served. 10:30 am–11:15 am Charlesbridge —The Art of Storytelling: How Illustrators Construct Stories. A panel discussion on how illustrators interpret a story through art once the text is complete. 11:30 am–12:15 pm Penguin Random House Publisher Services—Get Graphic with Penguin Random

BOOK BUZZ THEATER House. New and upcoming Graphic Novels from our distribution partners: DC Comics, Archie Comics, Dark Horse Comics, & more! 12:30 pm–1:15 pm Perseus, Hachette—Book Buzz. Hear about the leading fiction and non-fiction books publishing this spring 2016! 1:30 pm–2:15 pm Har perCollins Children’s, Macmillan Children’s, Bloomsbury Children’s, Disney Book Group. Join us for a preview of 2016 children’s and teen titles from these leading publishers. Snacks will be served, so come and stay awhile! 2:30 pm–3:15 pm S terling, HarperCollins, Macmillan—Three’s Company: A Spring 2016 adult new titles preview! Presented by Virginia Stanley with HarperCollins, Talia Sherer with Macmillan and Chris Vaccari with Sterling, ARCS avaiable and a gift book raffle too. 3:30 pm–4:15 pm Random House Children’s—Buzzing about our favorite Spring and Summer 2016 Titles! They’ll share everything you need to know about the next BIG book, including marketing olan highlights, author tour information, and awesome giveaways!

Sunday, January 10 9:30 am–10:15 am Zondervan Blink—What’s New at HarperCollins Christian Publishing. We’ll present the newest upcoming Children’s and YA releases from Zondervan, Zondervankidz, and Thomas Nelson. 10:30 am–11:15 am Hought on Mifflin Harcourt—New Books for Adults: Cookbooks, Mysteries, Fiction and Nonfiction. A look at the awesome new books coming in adult books and cookbooks. We will also touch on recent highlights and have ARC’s for the taking. 11:30 am–12:15 pm Scholastic, Simon & Schuster—Book Buzz. Representatives from Scholastic and Simon & Schuster present a sneak peek of titles from their upcoming Spring 2016 lists—find your new favorite book here! 12:30 pm–1:15 pm Holiday House—Lunch and Learn with Holiday House. Marketing VP Terry Borzumato-Greenberg shares our new children’s books. Advance books and promotional materials will be available. We’ll provide snacks and refreshments. 1:30 pm–2:15 pm W orkman—Extra! Extra! The Latest & Greatest Titles from Workman Publishing! Adult and children/YA titles include Algonquin, Algonquin Young Readers, Artisan, Timber and more. Fabulous titles guaranteed! 2:30 pm–3:15 pm T or/Forge, Harlequin YA/Teen—The Future According to HarlequinTEEN, Tor Teen, and Starscape. Join us as we discuss some of our excellent forthcoming titles, as well as highlights from the current season. 3:30 pm–4:15 pm Harlequin Adult—Join us and discover our new and exciting adult list covering fiction, thrillers, romantic suspense, women’s fiction, and romance. Advance books and promotional materials will be available. Snacks will be provided for your enjoyment!

Monday, January 11 9:30 am–10:15 am Ingram Publisher Services—You Need Diverse Children’s and Teen Books! We’ll present new and forthcoming children’s and YA books that display a range of characters, cultures and perspectives. Don’t miss out on galleys and a lineup of intriguing titles! 11:30 am–12:15 pm Albert Whitman & Company—AW Teen Buzz. In 2011, Albert Whitman proudly launched AW Teen and for spring 2016 we will launch our largest YA list to date—6 fresh front list hardcovers and 4 new-to-paperback titles.

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We’re at Booth Afterlight Wisteria Jane Tales of the Emperor Rebecca Lim #2131! Amber Harris Jack Winter Text Publishing Company Illustrated by Ard Hoyt Trade Paper $11.95 Talonbooks 978-1-925240-49-8 Redleaf Press/Redleaf Lane Trade Paper $19.95 Trade Cloth $16.95 978-0-88922-944-0 978-1-60554-411-3 eBook available eBook available

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BCEC-Exhibit floor, mid 900 aisle near booths #956 and #960

SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 Tracy Shaw: Westward Ho, Charlie Brown! 9:00 am – 9:50 am T racy Shaw: Westward Ho, Charlie Tracy Shaw played the voice of “Lucy” in the Brown beloved 1965 television special A Charlie Brown Christmas. She’s been a school librarian for the Ashley Royer: POPTOP STAGE POPTOP 10:00 am – 10:50 am Remember to Forget last thirteen years in Washington state, where 11:00 am – 11:50 am Fantasy in Middle Grade she also created a K–12 drama program that produced four shows a year for 17 years. Her 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm R obin Talley: What We Left Behind books Hooray for Liberty, Charlie Brown!, It’s a New World, Charlie Brown!, and Westward Ho, David C. Taylor: 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Night Work Charlie Brown! will be released in June 2016. 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm The Fantastic: A coverstaion with Sponsored by Regnery Publishing Ken Liu & Kat Howard 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm Grady Hendrix: My Best Friend’s Ashley Royer: Remember to Forget Exorcism Wattpad Watty Award Winner and YouTube sensa- 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Booklis t/AAP Middle Grade and YA tion, Ashley is a seventeen-year-old high school Read ‘n Rave honor student. She was one of two people chosen to receive the first-annual Sonia SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 Schreiber Weitz Upstander Award in the 7th grade for her 9:00 am – 9:50 am Hank Phillippi Ryan & Joseph role in befriending a student who was being bul- Finder: Mystery and Crime lied. A designated Transitional Partner and Best Buddy in her highschool programs, you can find 10:00 am – 10:50 am F rancesco Marciuliano: You Need her work on YouTube callmeashley98 or Tweet @ More Sleep singsongash. Sponsored by HarperCollins Christian 11:00 am – 11:50 am We Need Diverse Books 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm S tephon Alexander: The Jazz of Fantasy in Middle Grade: S.E. Grove, James Physics Riley, Monica Tesler, and Sharyn November 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Hirsh Sawhney: South Haven 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Charles Coe: Spin Cycles 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm R ory Flynn & Edith Maxwell: Crime and Suspense 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Meet the Class of 2K16 Debuts Grove is a historian and an aspiring explorer! Having grown up in Latin America and all over the US, she is used to living in different kinds of places. The Glass Sentence, the first book in her New York Times MONDAY, JANUARY 11 bestselling mapmaker’s trilogy, is her debut middle-grade novel. 9:00 am – 9:50 am Garrett Robinson: Zoe Riley is the bestselling author of the Half Upon a Time trilogy and Story Thieves series. He lives in the Washington, DC area. 10:00 am – 10:50 am Brenda Sprague: Learn How to Tesler can often be found hiking or biking with Increase Revenue for Your Library her boys, writing on the commuter boat, or trying and Grow Your Audiences with U.S. to catch a quiet moment for meditation. The first Passports book in her debut middle grade fantasy/sci-fi series, Bounders, is forthcoming from Simon & 11:00 am – 11:50 am Emily Skrutski: The Abyss Schuster/Aladdin in Spring 2016. Surrounds Us The session will be moderated by superstar fantasy editor Sharyn November. 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm Katie Lynch: Confucius Jane Sponsored by Viking Books 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Ray Daniel: Corrupted Memory

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 111 Robin Talley: What We Left Behind Hank Ryan Phillippi: What You See & Joseph Author of he critically acclaimed Lies We Tell Finder: Killer Instict Ouselves, Robin is a Lambda Literary Fellow who

Hank is the investigative reporter for Boston’s NBC POPTOP STAGE writes young adult fiction focusing on lesbian, affiliate, and has won thirty-three Emmys® and thirteen gay, bisexual and transgender teenagers. When Edward R. Murrow Awards. A Boston Globe bestselling not writing, she’s often planning communica- author, Ryan has won two Agatha Awards, in addition tion strategies at organizations fighting for equal to the Anthony, Macavity, Daphne du Maurier, and rights and social justice. Mary Higgins Clark Award. She is on the national board Sponsored by Harlequin of directors of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime and is the author of The Other Woman (an Indie Next List David C.Taylor: Night Work Selection), The Wrong Girl, and Truth Be Told. Joseph is the New York Times bestselling author David, author of Night Life and the forthcoming Night of eleven previous novels, including Suspicion, Work (April 2016), was born and raised in New York City. Vanished, and Buried Secrets. Finder’s inter- He spent twenty years in Los Angeles writing for televi- national bestseller Killer Instinct won the sion and the movies. He has published short stories International Thriller Writer’s Thriller Award for and magazine articles, and has had an Off-Broadway Best Novel of 2006. Other bestselling titles musical produced in New York, now dividing his time include Paranoia and High Crimes, both of which between Boston and the coast of Maine. became major motion pictures. Sponsored by Tor/Forge Books Sponsored by Tor/Forge Books & Penguin

Ken Liu-Paper Menagerie & Kat Howard: We Need Diverse Books: Kody Keplinger, Roses and Rot Malinda Lo, Adam Silvera, Heidi Heilig, Ken Liu is an author and translator Marieke Nijkamp of speculative fiction, as well as a lawyer and programmer. A winner of The panelists, from exciting debuts to the Nebula, Hugo, and World Fantasy established NYT-bestselling authors, are all awards, he has been published in The committed to diversifying library shelves, Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, one book at a time. After a discussion on how their books add to the Asimov’s, Analog, and Strange Horizons, diversity of children’s literature, the authors will discuss how best to among other places. Ken’s debut novel, The Grace of Kings, the first introduce LGBTQIA+ and disabled characters to library patrons. They’ll in a silkpunk epic fantasy series, was published by Saga Press in April discuss issues of privilege, bias, and the importance of the ongoing 2015. Saga will also publish a collection of his short stories, The Paper need for these stories. Menagerie and Other Stories, in March 2016. Kat Howard is a speculative fiction writer, a former lawyer, and a Francesco Marciuliano: You Need More Sleep fencer. She has been nominated for The World Fantasy Award and has had one of her stories performed on NPR’s Selected Shorts program. Francesco is the author of the bestselling humor Roses and Rot is her debut novel. books I Could Pee on This, I Could Chew on This, and I Knead My Mommy—poetry by pets. He writes the inter- Sponsored by Simon & Schuster nationally syndicated comic strip Sally Forth and the webcomic Grady Hendrix: My Best Friend’s Exorcism Medium Large. He was the head writer for the Emmy® Award Grady’s first novel, HORRORSTOR, an illustrated novel Winning children’s show SeeMore’s Playhouse about a haunted IKEA, was named one of the best and has written for the Onion News Network, books of 2014 by NPR. HORRORSTOR was translated Smosh, McSweeney’s, and the New York Fringe into 10+ languages, and television rights were optioned International Festival. He lives in New York City. to producer Gail Berman of The Jackal Group. He has You can follow him on Twitter at @fmarciuliano. also written for various magazines. Bonus trivia: Grady Sponsored by Chronicle Books and his wife also own and operate the acclaimed veg- etarian restaurant “Dirt Candy.” Sponsored by Quirk Books Stephon Alexander: The Jazz of Physics A theoretical physicist and jazz musician combines his two loves to Booklist/AAP Middle Grade and YA Read ‘n Rave present a new theory of the universe: sound as the link between Einstein’s relativity with quantum mechanics. At this Read ‘n Rave librarians gather to talk about their most recent Stephon is a theoretical physicist specializing in discoveries on the exhibit floor, and upcoming middle grade and Young the interface between cosmology, particle phys- Adult works they are looking forward to sharing with their patrons. Five ics, and quantum gravity. In 2013, Alexander collection development librarians, including moderator Rebecca Vnuk, won the prestigious American Physical Society Booklist’s Editor, Reference and Collection Management, will pitch Bouchet Award for “his contributions to theo- their top discoveries in lightning rounds. retical cosmology, in particular the interface Co-Sponsored by Booklist and the Association of American Publisher’s between fundamental physics and early universe Children’s Library Marketing Committee cosmology.” He is also a jazz musician, and recently finished recording his first electronic jazz album with Erin Rioux. Sponsored by Basic Books

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 112 Hirsh Sawhney: South Haven Garrett Robinson: Zoe Hirsh’s writing has appeared Garrett Buhl Robinson has enjoyed watching the lines in the New York Times Book of script unspool from the tip of the pen for as long as Review, The Guardian, The he can remember. At a young age, he found a musi- Financial Times and numerous cal quality in the twirls and dashes of the letters he other periodicals. He is the wrote, the lines becoming strings on an instrument editor of Delhi Noir, a critically that he will play for the rest of his life. In 2014, Garrett acclaimed anthology of original adapted his second novel into a play with music: Letters to Zoey and fiction, and is an advisory editor at Wasafiri, a made his stage debut performing the world premiere at the United London-based journal of postcolonial literature. Solo Theatre Festival in October 2015. He is thrilled to perform pieces Visit the stage as he presents his debut novel from the adaptation on the Poptop Stage. South Haven. Sponsored by The Crowley Company

POPTOP STAGE POPTOP Sponsored by Akashic Books Brenda Sprague: Learn How to Increase Charles Coe: Spin Cycles Revenue for Your Library and Grow Your Coe is the author of two books of poetry, All Sins Forgiven:Poems for My Parents and Picnic on the Audiences with U.S. Passports Moon (Leapfrog Press). His poetry has appeared Did you know your public library could gain rev- in literary reviews and anthologies such as Poesis, enue by accepting U.S. passport applications? The Mom Egg, Solstice Literary Review, and Urban Brenda Sprague, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nature. Charles won a fellowship in poetry from Passport Services with the U.S. Department of the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and his poems have been set to State will speak about the benefits that come music by a number of composers. Co-chair of the Boston Chapter of from being designated as an official location where U.S. citizens may the National Writers Union, Charles was selected by the Associates of apply for their passports. The Department of State currently works with the Boston Public Library as a “Boston Literary Light for 2014.” libraries across the country who are authorized to perform this service Sponsored by Gemma Media in their communities. Brenda will share success stories, review the requirements for becoming authorized, and provide details about the fees kept by the libraries for each application that is accepted. Given Rory Flynn: Third Rail/Dark Horse & Edith that Department issued over 14 million passports in 2015, this could Maxwell: Delivering the Truth be very good news for libraries looking to supplement their budgets. Rory Flynn is the pseudonym of Stona Fitch, the author of five criti- Emily Skrutski: The Abyss cally acclaimed, noir-inflected novels. Surrounds Us Novels including Senseless, Printer’s Devil, and Give+Take have been pub- Emily has had her short fiction published by lished widely throughout the world. Harper Teen and currently attends Cornell He writes msteries under his pseudonym Rory Flynn, author of the University. The Abyss Surrounds Us is her debut Eddy Harkness series which debuted with Third Rail in 2014 and will novel we are excited to have presented on the be followed by Third Rail/Dark Horse in 2016. Pop Top Stage. Edith is the vice-president of the New England chapter of Sisters in Sponsored by Flux Now Books Crime and a long-time member of the Society of Friends. She is the author of the Local Foods Mysteries, the Lauren Rousseau Mysteries, and the Country Store Mysteries. You can find her blogs at wickedcozy- Katie Lynch: Confucius Jane authors.com. Katie is the Coordinator of the MTS Honors Program Sponsored by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and Midnight Ink Books at SUNY Rockland Community College, where she also serves as the Chair of English, Philosophy, and Religious Studies. OMG Queer, the anthology of Meet the Class of 2K16 Debuts LGBTQI short fiction that Lynch co-edited was awarded a place on the 2013 American Library Association’s First loves, second chances, time travel and oth- Rainbow Book List. Confucius Jane will appeal to underserved readers erworldly realms are just a few experiences our who are interested in diverse books with LGBT and Asian-American teen protagonists navigate through. Four young characters. Readers of Jodi Picoult’s Sing You Home, Sarah Waters, adult debut authors introduce their books, share Jean Kwok, and Sarah Addison Allen will all find lots to love here. their story’s inspiration, and offer comparable titles already in the market. The panelists include: Sponsored by Tor/Forge Books Elizabeth Briggs, Roshani Chokshi, Dana Elmendorf, and Emily Martin. Ray Daniel: Corrupted Memory Ray writes first-person, wisecracking, Boston-based crime fiction. His storyDriving Miss Rachel (published in Blood Moon by Level Best Books) was chosen as a 2013 distinguished short story by Otto Penzler, editor of The Best American Mystery Stories 2013. Daniel’s work has been published in the Level Best Books anthologies Thin Ice, Blood Moon, and Stone Cold. For more information, visit him online at raydanielmystery.com. Sponsored by Midnight Ink Books

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BCEC-Exhibit floor, end of the 1900 aisle behind booth #1961 SATURDAY, JANUARY 9

11:30 am –12:20 pm Joanne Chang: Baking with Less Leslie Feinberg and Brooke Sugar Siem: Prohibition Bakery 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm Nancy Harmon Jenkins & Sara Former bartender and editor Leslie, along Jenkins: The Four Seasons of Pasta with classically trained chef Brooke, created New York City’s first alcoholic cupcake com- 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm Leslie Feinberg & Brooke Siem: pany, Prohibition Bakery, in 2011. Since then, Prohibition Bakery the Lower East Side cupcakery has garnered 3:30 pm – 4:20 pm Beatrice Peltre: My French Family acclaim from Food & Wine, The Today Show, Huffington Post, and Newsweek among Table others. Sponsored by Sterling Publishing SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 Beatrice Peltre: My French Family Table: 11:30 am – 12:20 pm Amanda Feifer: Ferment Your Vegetables Recipes for a Life Filled with Food, Love, and Joie de Vivre 1:30pm – 2:20 pm Am y Chaplin: At Home In the Whole Food Kitchen Beatrice is a freelance food writer, stylist, and photographer whose work has appeared in such places as the Martha Stewart Show, Saveur, Food & Wine and the Boston Globe. Joanne Chang: Baking With Less Sugar She is the author of the award-winning gluten- free cookbook, La Tartine Gourmande, and An honors graduate of Harvard College, will be presenting her forthcoming book My Joanne left a career as a management con- French Family Table to us. sultant to enter the world of professional Sponsored by Roost Books cooking. She started as garde-manger cook at Boston’s renowned Biba restaurant, and in 1995 was hired as Pastry Chef at Rialto res- Amanda Feifer: Ferment Your Vegetables: A taurant in Cambridge. In 2000, she opened Flour, a bakery and café, in Boston’s South Fun and Flavorful Guide to Making Your Own End. Flour has been featured in Gourmet, Pickles, Kimchi, Kraut, and More Food&Wine, Bon Appétit, and Boston Magazine and has received numerous Best of Boston awards. She is Ferment Your Vegetables guides readers on the author of three cookbooks, Baking with Less Sugar: Recipes for how to naturally ferment vegetables using Desserts Using Natural Sweeteners and Little-to-No White Sugar, is simple methods and equipment. In just a few her latest. simple steps, you can make batches (however Sponsored by Chronicle Books large or small you like) of pickled carrots, minty radishes, zingy krauts, and more. Sponsored by Quarto Publishing Group, Fair Nancy Harmon Jenkins and Sara Jenkins: The Winds Press Four Seasons of Pasta Nancy Jenkins has been a nationally recognized food authority since the 1980s and has Amy Chaplin: At Home in the Whole Food written for the New York Times food section, Food & Wine, and many other publications. Kitchen: Celebrating the Art of Eating Well She is the author of New Mediterranean Diet Amy is a private chef working in New York, and Cookbook and is an acknowledged expert on a regular contributor to the Food Network’s Mediterranean food, in which pasta figures “HealthyEats” blog. She and her work have greatly. appeared in numerous publications including Sara Jenkins is the highly accomplished chef the Wall Street Journal, SELF, and Natural and owner of Porsena Restaurant in New Health magazine. The recipient of a 2015 York’s East Village. Billed as a “pasta restaurant,” Porsena has been James Beard Award and the IACP Cookbook met with excellent reviews and much enthusiasm. Sara has been Award, At Home in the Whole Food Kitchen is featured in Bon Appétit and on NPR and contributes regularly to The her debut book. Atlantic’s food blog. Sponsored by Roost Books Sponsored by Penguin

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Norton & Company ...... 1954 Harvard University Press...... 910 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt...... 2031 Zondervan...... 2017 Ingram Content Group...... 1623 Independent Publishers Group (IPG). .1906 Intelex Corp...... 1010 Technical Books Ingram Content Group...... 1623 Internet Archive ...... 2267 James Lorimer & Company...... 1814 Brodart Co...... 1321 Midwest Library Service ...... 1642 Junior Library Guild ...... 2002 Elsevier Inc...... 1003 The MIT Press...... 918 Legato Publishers Group...... 2130 Emery-Pratt Company ...... 1451 New York Review of Books...... 1852 Lerner Publishing Group...... 1930 Industrial Press, Inc...... 2207 Oxford University Press...... 903 Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. 1902 Midwest Library Service ...... 1642 Penn State University Press ...... 914 Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2041 Quarto Publishing Group USA. . . . .2053 Perseus Books Group ...... 2140 Macmillan Children’s Publishing Springer Nature...... 1509 Group ...... 1802 Springer Nature...... 1509 YBP Library Services...... 1130 Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 Taylor & Francis Group...... 1011 National Geographic ...... 1854 Tor/Forge Books...... 1811 Nobrow & Flying Eye Books...... 2131 YBP Library Services...... 1130

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 155 Nomad Press (dist. by Legaot/PGW) . .2130 Sitecues by Ai Squared ...... 904 Traffic Counters Orca Book Publishers...... 1810 ST Imaging...... 1753 D-Tech International USA...... 1501 Other Press LLC...... 2145 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 EnvisionWare...... 1554 Oxford University Press...... 903 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT Peachtree Publishers...... 1933 Furniture/Equipment/Supplies Polis Books A. Rifkin Co...... 1646 PROGRAMS (dist. by Publishers Group West). . . .2130 Birchard Company/EZDROP. . . . . 1401 Children’s Rooms Programs Publisher Spotlight...... 1917 Brodart Co...... 1321 Publishers Group West (PGW). . . . .2130 Case[werks], LLC...... 1900 Movie Licensing USA...... 2164 Publishers Weekly...... 1641 Demco Interiors...... 1109 Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 Quarto Publishing Group USA. . . . .2053 Demco, Inc...... 1109 Texas Authors, Inc...... 2213 Read/Learn Press...... 2235 D-Tech International USA...... 1501 Community Programs Rosen Publishing Group Inc...... 1817 Eustis Chair...... 1057 Scholastic Inc...... 2030 Huston & Company ...... 2102 The Harry Potter Alliance...... 2008 School Library Journal...... 2002 RTI/PIK...... 1445 Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 Shadow Mountain ...... 1741 OCLC...... 1603 Shout Mouse Press...... 1170 Library Store/Promotional Products Shout Mouse Press...... 1170 Simon & Schuster, Inc...... 1731 A. Rifkin Co...... 1646 Texas Authors, Inc...... 2213 Soho Press...... 1853 Demco, Inc...... 1109 Sourcebooks...... 2049 The Unemployed Philosophers Guild. .2116 SERVICES Star Bright Books...... 1940 Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc...... 2257 Mobile Storage Associations Texas Authors, Inc...... 2213 James Lorimer & Company...... 1814 Counting Opinions...... 1053 Thomas Nelson Publishers...... 2015 MJ Industries Inc...... 1061 Tor/Forge Books...... 1811 Spacesaver Corporation ...... 1703 Book Wholesalers Tundra Books...... 1855 Baker & Taylor ...... 1331 Workman Publishing...... 1946 Photo ID Systems Children’s Plus, Inc...... 2043 Zondervan...... 2017 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 Ingram Content Group...... 1623 EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE, Posters Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2041 SUPPLIES Demco, Inc...... 1109 Midwest Library Service ...... 1642 ProQuest...... 1313 Archival Products Puzzles and Games Puvill Libros S.A...... 1667 Artstor ...... 902 Boyds Mills Press and Rittenhouse Book Distributors, Inc.. . 2211 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 1521 Highlights Press...... 1931 Texas Authors, Inc...... 2213 Brodart Co...... 1321 Charlesbridge Publishing...... 1921 Thrift Books Global ...... 2254 Case[werks], LLC...... 1900 The Unemployed Philosophers Guild. .2116 YBP Library Services...... 1130 CoLibri Systems North America, Inc. . . 1761 Security Systems Book/Audio Leasing The Crowley Company...... 1707 Estey/Tennsco...... 1136 Bibliotheca...... 1353 Baker & Taylor ...... 1331 IEEE Xplore® Digital Library. . . . . 1711 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1149A Brodart Co...... 1321 LYRASIS...... 1048 Brodart Co...... 1321 Recorded Books...... 1723 Scannx, Inc...... 2123 Demco, Inc...... 1109 D-Tech International USA...... 1501 Careers Book Scanner EnvisionWare...... 1554 American Economic Association (AEA). 1156 Indus International, Inc...... 2003 Lyngsoe Systems...... 1961 The Chronicle of Higher Education. . . 949 Copiers Telepen...... 951 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 Junior Library Guild ...... 2002 Scannx, Inc...... 2123 Shelving ST Imaging...... 1753 LearningExpress / an EBSCO company...... 1631 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Demco Interiors...... 1109 Demco, Inc...... 1109 Library Journal...... 2002 Display Cases/Fixtures/Systems MJ Industries Inc...... 1061 Queens Library...... 1063 School Library Journal...... 2002 Case[werks], LLC...... 1900 William B. Meyer Inc...... 1744

Electronic Library Kiosk Sign Systems Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1149A Brodart Co...... 1321 Comprise Technologies...... 1619 Case[werks], LLC...... 1900 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Demco, Inc...... 1109 The Boston Common land was DLSG at Image Access...... 1561 Storage Systems D-Tech International USA...... 1501 purchased by Puritan colonists D-Tech International USA...... 1501 in 1643 and was used for EnvisionWare...... 1554 grazing livestock until 1830. Indus International, Inc...... 2003 RTI/PIK...... 1445 RTI/PIK...... 1445 Spacesaver Corporation ...... 1703 Scannx, Inc...... 2123 William B. Meyer Inc...... 1744

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 156 Colleges and Universities Foreign Publishers Scanning/Digital Imaging Adam Matthew...... 1014 Brepols Publishers...... 1760 Backstage Library Works...... 1038 Alexander Street...... 1616 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 The Crowley Company...... 1707 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 DLSG at Image Access...... 1561 Counting Opinions...... 1053 Fundraising Northern Micrographics Inc...... 1649 Infobase Learning ...... 1544 Thrift Books Global ...... 2254 Scannx, Inc...... 2123 Kanopy...... 1047 Tugg Educational Screenings . . . . . 944 ST Imaging...... 1753 Midwest Library Service ...... 1642 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Thrift Books Global ...... 2254 Interlibrary Loan Services Seminars & Conferences Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Atlas Systems...... 1710 The Unemployed Philosophers Guild. .2116 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 1521 Birchard Company/EZDROP. . . . . 1401 University of Tennessee School of Brodart Co...... 1321 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 Information Sciences...... 1567 Copyright Clearance Center...... 1024 Junior Library Guild ...... 2002 Consultants DLSG at Image Access...... 1561 Library Journal...... 2002 Indus International, Inc...... 2003 The Donohue Group, Inc...... 950 OCLC...... 1603 Serial Dealers Geographic Research, Inc...... 1913 ST Imaging...... 1753 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 Library Systems & Services, Thrift Books Global ...... 2254 Tugg Educational Screenings . . . . . 944 LLC (LSSI)...... 1455 WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 1716 LYRASIS...... 1048 Landscaping Services Database Conversions Workman Publishing...... 1946 Ambassador Education Solutions. . . 1525 Backstage Library Works...... 1038 Library Promotion Better World Books ...... 1743 Brodart Co...... 1321

EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT EXHIBITOR Junior Library Guild ...... 2002 Faculty of 1000 ...... 936 The Donohue Group, Inc...... 950 Library Journal...... 2002 Library Juice Academy...... 2225 e-Libro Corporation ...... 1439 Springshare ...... 922 NA Publishing, Inc...... 952 Library Systems & Services, LLC (LSSI). 1455 Texas Authors, Inc...... 2213 Thrift Books Global ...... 2254 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1543 Zoobean...... 2147 Ristech Company, Inc...... 2106 Moving Companies TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 1411 Small Press Work Clancy Relocation and Logistics. . . . 2217 Database Preparation William B. Meyer Inc...... 1744 Read/Learn Press...... 2235 Shout Mouse Press...... 1170 Brodart Co...... 1321 Online Tutoring The Donohue Group, Inc...... 950 Subscription Service ProQuest...... 1313 Brainfuse ...... 2054 Transparent Language, Inc...... 1719 Accessible Archives, Inc...... 1645 Disaster Planning AMALIVRE...... 1764 Patron Card Mfg. AtoZdatabases...... 1020 LYRASIS...... 1048 D-Tech International USA...... 1501 Basch Subscriptions Inc., Facilities Management Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 A Prenax Company...... 2203 Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy...... 1666 Comprise Technologies...... 1619 Preservation Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 EnvisionWare...... 1554 East View Information Services. . . . 1037 Artstor ...... 902 Library Systems & Services, HARRASSOWITZ...... 1660 LLC (LSSI)...... 1455 Backstage Library Works...... 1038 Infobase Learning ...... 1544 The Crowley Company...... 1707 Ingram Content Group...... 1623 Federal Government Services JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R. . . . . 1916 Junior Library Guild ...... 2002 LYRASIS...... 1048 Library of Congress...... 1531 LearningExpress / MARCIVE, Inc...... 1543 NA Publishing, Inc...... 952 an EBSCO company...... 1631 Scannx, Inc...... 2123 LexisNexis...... 1100 Financial Information Provider TIND Technologies...... 940 LM Wolper Information Delivery. . . . 1763 Comprise Technologies...... 1619 Promotional Materials Puvill Libros S.A...... 1667 Global Financial Data...... 1700 Recorded Books...... 1723 Mergent, Inc...... 1041 Soho Press...... 1853 ReferenceUSA...... 1550 S&P Capital IQ and SNL...... 1200 Reading Promotion Transparent Language, Inc...... 1719 Thomson Reuters...... 1431 WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 1716 Demco, Inc...... 1109 YBP Library Services...... 1130 Foreign Book Dealers James Lorimer & Company...... 1814 AMALIVRE...... 1764 Junior Library Guild ...... 2002 Technical Services Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy...... 1666 Library Journal...... 2002 Baker & Taylor ...... 1331 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1736 Library of Congress...... 1531 D-Tech International USA...... 1501 East View Information Services. . . . 1037 LibraryInsight, Inc...... 1701 The Donohue Group, Inc...... 950 Erasmus Boekhandel BV...... 1664 LibraryThing...... 1717 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1423 HARRASSOWITZ...... 1660 Read/Learn Press...... 2235 Library Freedom Project ...... 2232 Puvill Libros S.A...... 1667 Recorded Books...... 1723 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1543 Shout Mouse Press...... 1170 Northern Micrographics Inc...... 1649 Texas Authors, Inc...... 2213

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ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | ALAMIDWINTER.ORG/MOBILE-APP | #ALAMW16 158 Museum Public Special Artstor ...... 902 Alexander Street...... 1616 Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 LibraryInsight, Inc...... 1701 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 1521 LYRASIS...... 1048 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 State Library Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 Counting Opinions...... 1053 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Paratext LLC...... 901 Mergent, Inc...... 1041 Counting Opinions...... 1053 The Unemployed Philosophers Guild. .2116 Northern Micrographics Inc...... 1649 Data Planet...... 906 ODILO...... 930 S&P Capital IQ and SNL...... 1200 Native Paratext LLC...... 901 San Jose State University-iSchool. . . 2157 Adam Matthew...... 1014 Springshare ...... 922 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 James Lorimer & Company...... 1814 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 1411 Zoobean...... 2147 Zoobean...... 2147 Nonprofit Student Regional System Artstor ...... 902 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Association of College & Research CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Massachusetts School Library Libraries...... 1461 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Association...... 1549 Bedtime Math Foundation...... 2209 Zoobean...... 2147 Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 Duke University Press ...... 912 Simon & Schuster, Inc...... 1731 The Harry Potter Alliance...... 2008 Research Library Tribal Internet Archive ...... 2267 ABC-CLIO...... 1023 JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R. . . . . 1916 ASTM International...... 2230 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Library Freedom Project ...... 2232 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Undergraduate Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 Counting Opinions...... 1053 National Information Standards Data Planet...... 906 Adam Matthew...... 1014 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT EXHIBITOR Organization (NISO)...... 1035 Duke University Press ...... 912 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Paratext LLC...... 901 Elsevier Inc...... 1003 Duke University Press ...... 912 Shout Mouse Press...... 1170 Infobase Learning ...... 1544 Paratext LLC...... 901 Texas Authors, Inc...... 2213 Paratext LLC...... 901 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Other S&P Capital IQ and SNL...... 1200 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Urban Better World Books ...... 1743 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Frozen Light ...... 1162 Rural Shout Mouse Press...... 1170 Library Freedom Project ...... 2232 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 National Library of Medicine. . . . . 2252 Today’s Business Solutions...... 934 Zoobean...... 2147 On the Avenue Marketing ...... 1500 School / Media Center Prison Library CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 1521 Infobase Learning ...... 1544 CoolNerd Kiosk...... 1801 Massachusetts School Library Shout Mouse Press...... 1170 Association...... 1549 Mutt-i-grees in the Library...... 2237 Springshare ...... 922 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 1411 Zoobean...... 2147

2016 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 159 ADVERTISER INDEX ADVERTISER INDEX

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American Psychological Association Lerner Publishing Group...... 79

Books...... 2 Morningstar ...... 8

Journals...... 77 National Geographic ...... 62

Pulications & Electronic Resources . . . . . Yellow Tab OCLC...... Yellow Tab

APA Style...... Blue Tab Oxford University Press...... Orange Tab

Bedtime Math Foundation...... Blue Tab Penguin Young Readers Group...... Front Cover, 63

Booklist...... 107 Perseus Books Group ...... 24

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Chronicle Books...... 121 SAGE...... 48, 73

Consortium Book Sales & Distribution...... 109 SpringerNature...... 1

DLSG at Image Access...... Back Cover Telepen...... 27

e-ImageData Corp...... Inside Front Cover Thomas Nelson Publishers...... 105

Gale Cengage...... 117 Zondervan...... 14

IEEE Xplore Digital Library...... Orange Tab

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