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Visit the Mobile App Help Desk located in the Orange County Convention Center, Lower B Lobby, if you need any assistance with the Mobile App. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Visit us at booth #1451 to receive your Shakespearean Words of Wisdom, attend one of our special interactive events, and talk with our representatives.

Encyclopedia of the Bible Series Giveaway Friday, June 24th from 5:30 – 7:00pm Have you heard? The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible and Law is the 2016 Dartmouth winner! To celebrate, we’re giving away one copy of this title or one copy of any other notable title in the Encyclopedia of the Bible series. Stop by our booth and enter to win!

Illuminating Shakespeare Trivia: Film, Sex, and Language Saturday, June 25th from 2:00 – 3:00pm How much do you know about Shakespeare’s works? In honor of the 400th anniversary of his death, we’ve put together a few trivia questions and fun facts across our online resources. Enjoy our afternoon refreshments as we uncover the truths about Shakespeare’s works in terms of film, sex, and language.

All You Need in Classics Resources from Oxford University Press Sunday, June 26th from 2:00 – 3:00pm We’ve just beefed up our Classics Resources! Stop by to learn about our newest Classics online product, the Oxford Classical Dictionary! In addition, we’ll show you how other OUP online resources will enhance the Classics offerings at your library. Join us for Classics inspired refreshments as we explore the OUP Classics resources that bring the ancient world to life.

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Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible Series Giveaway 5:30–7:00 Refreshments will be provided

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What’s the Usage? Understanding Making the Most of Social Work Resources 10:30–11:00 Your Usage Statistics

11:00–11:30 Predicting the Election Using Social Explorer

2:00–2:30 Illuminating Shakespeare Trivia: All You Need in Classics Resources Film, Sex, and Language from Oxford University Press 2:30–3:00 Refreshments will be provided Refreshments will be provided

What’s the Usage? Understanding Predicting the Election Using Social Explorer 3:00–3:30 Your Usage Statistics EXHIBITION

Learn more at www.oup.com/academic/alaconference 1 Meet Our Stars at the Candlewick Press Booth, #1459!

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10:30–11:30 AM 10:00–11:00 AM MEG MEDINA AND E. M. KOKIE ANGELA DOMINGUEZ Signing advance reading copies of Radical Signing Mango, Abuela, and Me • A Pura Belpré Author Award Honor Book • A Pura Belpré Illustrator Award Honor Book PHOTO BY K. T. HORNING T. K. BY PHOTO

11:30 AM–12:30 PM 11:00 AM–12:00 PM ROSEMARY WELLS ILYASAH SHABAZZ AND Signing Felix Stands Tall KEKLA MAGOON and other titles Signing X: A Novel • A Coretta Scott King Author Honor Book PHOTO BY KERRY LAND KERRY BY PHOTO NOSTRAND VAN PHILIP BY PHOTO

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Signing Raymie Nightingale Signing I Want My Hat ’ BRANNON E ’ and other titles Back, This Is Not My Hat, and posters of We Found a Hat PHOTO BY CATHERINE SMITH CATHERINE BY PHOTO PHOTO BY AUTUMN L AUTUMN BY PHOTO

2:00–3:00 PM 2:00–3:00 PM CAROLE BOSTON AVI WEATHERFORD Signing The Most Important Thing: Stories About Sons, AND EKUA HOLMES Fathers, and Grandfathers Signing Voice of Freedom: Fannie Lou Hamer, Spirit of the Civil Rights Movement PHOTO BY KATHERINE WARDE KATHERINE BY PHOTO • A Caldecott Honor Book • A Robert F. Sibert Honor Book

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Learn more about Candlewick’s books at www.candlewick.com IN THE EXHIBIT HALL

OCCC - Exhibit Hall WELCOME TO THE ALA EXHIBITS!

With more to see and do, the ALA exhibit hall provides you with the opportunity to see the latest in products, services, titles, authors, and technologies. Set aside plenty of time to meet with exhibitors, get the latest books autographed, and hear from over 700 authors and illustrators on the live stages in the hall. In addition to specialty pavilions and theme exhibit areas, the range of exhibitors will give you an insight into the hottest products for your library. There are plenty of hands-on opportunities for you to extend the learning experiences started in the conference sessions. Detailed schedules and locations are outlined on the pages noted below, but be sure to look for updates in your daily edition of Cognotes and on the official Conference Scheduler at www.alaannual.org/scheduler. Exhibit Hours Friday, June 24 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Exhibits Opening Reception (Full conference attendees only.) Saturday, June 25 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday, June 26 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday, June 27 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

LIVE STAGES

The Live Stages in the Exhibit Hall offer a chance to enjoy dozens of leading personalities and events during exhibit hours Saturday, Sunday, and Monday.

At Book Buzz Theater, your favorite publishers entertain and inform you about their hottest new titles, including fiction and nonfiction for young readers and adults alike, from manga to the Common Core! See page 34 for the complete schedule.

The Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage is your chance to hear from authors, illustrators, and cre- ators of the hottest games and graphic novels. Learn more about the art of graphic novels and illustration, how games and gaming inspire creativity and social interaction, and how comics in the library and in the classroom can help you inspire and reach reluctant readers. See page 188 for the complete schedule.

The PopTop Stage features readings, discussions, and presentations over the course of the exhibits, 2016 topics will include: diversity, audio, and poetry to name a few. See page 184 for the complete schedule.

Mobile App Pavilion Stage brings you the latest in apps from well-known and emerging exhibi- tors. See new apps for reading, patron services, and more. See page 181 for the complete schedule.

What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage features live cooking demonstrations and edu- cation on foods of all variety that will rouse your taste buds. See page 182 for the complete schedule. IN THE EXHIBIT HALL

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The ALA Exhibition showcases the latest publications, products, services, and technologies for libraries. Many will be featured in special showcase pavilions offering an in-depth look at what’s new and innovative in various library-related specialties. The Pavilions are open throughout exhibit hours, including the opening reception on Friday evening. Specialty Pavilions include: Artist Alley Library School and Instruction Pavilion 400 Aisle End of 1100 Aisle The place to meet many of today’s leading artists, illustrators, and ALISE institutional members and other schools showcase their LIS creators of comics, games, graphic novels, and books for young read- educational programs. ers and adults alike, and enjoy original artwork. Maker Pavilion Diversity Pavilion Back of 800 Aisle End of 1100 Aisle Visit the Maker Pavilion to talk to maker organizations highlighting Bringing together in one space exhibitors who offer books, products, products to help inspire you to think about the kinds of program you and services to help libraries meet the needs of their diverse popu- could offer in your own library. lations and engage with issues of diversity, equality, inclusion, and access. Mobile Applications Pavilion DVD/Video Pavilion Booth 1761 If you need “an app for that,” you’ll find the latest mobile apps and End of 700 Aisle technology to manage your library, improve service to patrons, and Showcasing recorded materials for every type of library. help readers of all ages.

Gaming/Graphic Novel Pavilion Small Press/Product Area Front of 500 Aisle Back of Exhibit Halls A fun area linking suppliers of educational and recreational games New and independent presses often launch their newest titles in this and graphic novels with librarians and industry professionals looking pavilion, which also serves as a jumping off point where new vendors to implement related programs and materials. Many libraries have introduce themselves to the library community. reported increased use after implementing gaming programs. University Press Pavilion Gaming Lounge Front of 900 Aisle Booth 527 Offering a wide variety of academic and trade titles in print and digital An oasis of gaming amidst the sea of exhibits. Stop by the Gaming formats, and database products. Lounge to explore game resources for your library programs. Join the GameRT for open gaming from the their library of game resources, sit down for demos from leading game publishers or explore poster and Zine Pavilion sharing sessions from other librarians that are exploring and imple- Booth 751 menting successful gaming programs in their library spaces. SPECIALTY PAVILIONS Showcasing these handmade publications that often represent per- spectives rarely covered in other print media and offer a range of pro- Government Information Pavilion gramming opportunities for youth and adults alike. Find Zine creators, librarians who manage zine collections, and a display of topical zines Front of 800 Aisle which will be raffled off at the close of the exhibits. The latest information from featured government agencies.

International Pavilion Middle of 900 and 1000 Aisles The perfect place to find multilingual and multicultural publications and library materials. With suppliers from around the world, one stop at this pavilion helps you build your collection.

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Chefs, authors and restaurant owners doing live cooking demonstrations and offering education to arouse your taste buds!

Saturday, June 25 10:30 am – 11:20 am America’s Test Kitchen, Julia Collin Davison & Bridget Lancaster 11:30 am – 12:20 pm Cook Me a Story, Bryan Kozlowski 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm Ancient Grains, Kim Lutz 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm Mad Hungry Family, Lucinda Scala Quinn

Sunday, June 26 10:30 am – 11:20 am The Forest Feast for Kids, Erin Gleeson 11:30 am – 12:20 pm Food Swap, Emily Paster 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm Eat What You Love, Marlene Koch 3:30 pm – 4:20 pm The Vegetable Butcher, Cara Mangini

Saturday, June 25 Ancient Grains Kim Lutz America’s Test Kitchen 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm Kim Lutz is a Chicago-based Julia Collin Davison and Bridget Lancaster author and founder of Kim’s 10:30 am – 11:20 am Welcoming Kitchen (welcom- Julia Collin Davison and Bridget ingkitchen.com), a Top 25 Food Lancaster are the new co-hosts Allergy Mom Blog and Top 25 of America’s Test Kitchen, the Vegetarian/Vegan Mom Blog. top-rated cooking show on public Her book Ancient Grains, dis- television. They are original cast cusses how their nutrient-rich profiles, are making a comeback on members and have appeared today’s dinner tables—including gluten-free options, like millet, teff, in hundreds of recipe segments and sorghum. And they make everything from fluffy biscuits to heart- since the show launched in 2001. warming soups better: more nutritious, filling, and delicious. Ancient New episodes with the duo hosting the show will start airing on public Grains celebrates the whole-grain goodness of spelt, farro, einkorn, television stations across the country in January 2017. They’ll be talk- and even the humble cholesterol-lowering oat, in 75 easy, satisfying ing about the newest title from the test kitchen, Naturally Sweet—a recipes. She is a contributor to the influential websites VegNews.com collection of groundbreaking recipes that provide creative techniques and Disney’s My Allergy Kingdom. She is the author of Super Seeds and thoughtful solutions for reducing the amount of sugar in all our (Sterling). favorite baked goods and desserts. Sponsored by Sterling Publishing Sponsored by Penguin Random House Mad Hungry Family Cook Me a Story: A Treasury of Kitchen- Lucinda Scala Quinn Time Tales 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm Bryan Kozlowski Lucinda is the founder of Mad 11:30 am – 12:20 pm Hungry, the headquarters for home cooks looking for proven Bryan Kozlowski is an alumnus of recipes, strategies, and inspira- The Culinary Institute of America tion. She is the author of four where he graduated valedictorian cookbooks, most recently Mad and independently studied food Hungry: Feeding Men & Boys history and folklore. He’s pub- and Mad Hungry Cravings, and lished articles on food’s role in appears regularly on both morning television and QVC with her top- classic literature and has written selling Mad Hungry kitchenware line. Lucinda is the former senior vice for Slate and Country Life magazine. In Cook Me A Story: A Treasury Of president and executive editorial director of food and entertaining at Kitchen-Time Tales, Bryan combines the magic of storytelling with the Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and the host of her own television fun of cooking for a truly unique mashup of cookbook and storybook. show, Mad Hungry: Bringing Back the Family Meal, and she cohosted Familiar folktales are matched with inspired recipes that both children Everyday Food on PBS for six years. and their parents can enjoy. Throughout each recipe, well-known fairy- tale characters act out cooking instructions that are woven into each Sponsored by Workman

WHAT’S COOKING @ ALA DEMONSTRATION STAGE COOKING @ ALA DEMONSTRATION WHAT’S scene of the tale. Sponsored by Quarto Publishing Group 182 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Sunday, June 26 Eat What You Love Marlene Koch The Forest Feast for Kids 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm Marlene is an expert at cooking Erin Gleeson demos, and is known as a “magi- 10:30 am – 11:20 am cian in the kitchen.” She makes Photographer, artist, and mother life easier for families worldwide Erin Gleeson is the New York with her incredible tasting better- Times bestselling cookbook for-you recipes “that everyone author of The Forest Feast. can enjoy!” She’s a nationally Erin lives in an idyllic cabin in recognized nutritionist, popular the woods near San Francisco, TV personality and New York Times best-selling author who delivers California, where she paints good health with great taste! She plans to show you how to make beautiful watercolors, cooks, and healthy versions of guilt-free no bake desserts. writes her beloved food blog, The Forest Feast. She has garnered Sponsored by Perseus attention from Design*Sponge, Food52, Bon Appétit, and Saveur, as well as from FamilyFun and Parents.com. Sponsored by Abrams Books The Vegetable Butcher Cara Mangini Food Swap 3:30 pm – 4:20 pm Cara comes from a family of

Emily Paster traditional butchers, and was WHAT’S COOKING @ ALA DEMONSTRATION STAGE 11:30 am – 12:20 pm one of the first official “vegetable Part cookbook, part how-to guide, butchers” at Eataly in New York Food Swap features more than 80 City. She is now the owner and recipes for artisanal items that executive chef of Little Eater, will be coveted at food swaps and a produce-inspired restaurant, Emily will explain how you can use and Little Eater Produce and it to become a part of your own Provisions, an associated local and artisanal foods boutique in community. She is the co-founder Columbus, Ohio. of the Chicago Food Swap, which In her cookbook, she demystifies the entire process of picking and teaches canning classes in the Chicago area, and writes on food and preparing every imaginable vegetable. During her demo she will break entertaining for Chicago Parent magazine. down various vegetables to show how possible it is to incorporate Whether your goal is to start your own community food swap, or just them into healthy, delicious meals. make delicious treats to share with family and friends, this is the book Sponsored by Workman you need! Sponsored by Workman

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Visit the PopTop Stage featuring your favorite topics with readings, discussions, panels and tips.

Friday, June 24 5:45 pm – 6:30 pm It’s Not Just a G Thing: Exploring the LBTQ (and Beyond) in Middle Grade and Young Adult Literature, e.E. Charlton-Trujillo, Alex Gino, E.M. Kokie, Robin Stevenson, Ingrid Abrams

Saturday, June 25 9:00 am – 9:50 am Dirt Roads and Diner Pie, Shonna Humphrey 10:00 am – 10:50 am The Changing Face of YA, Denise Grover Swank, Lorie Langdon, Amy Lukavics, Keira Drake, moderator Shelley Diaz 11:00 am – 11:50 am Developing Collections Serving LGBTQ Youth: The Trevor Project Teams with Interlude Press for Library Outreach, Killian Brewer, Candysse Miller 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm W e Need Diverse Books—What Are the Next Steps?, Jewell Parker Rhodes, Grace Lin, Duncan Tonatiuh, Pam Munoz Ryan, Bill Konigsberg, Alex Gino, Cindy Pon, moderator Caroline Tung Richmond 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Stage to Page: A Stage Actor’s Approach to Brining an Audiobook to Life, Amanda Leigh Cobb, Jim Frangione, Graham Halstead 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Yo Millard Fillmore: And Other Presidents You Didn’t Know, Will Cleveland 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm Raymie Nightingale Unravelled, Kate DiCamillo with Travis Jonker, Colby Sharp 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Foreword Reviews INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards

Sunday, June 26 9:00 am – 9:50 am If Reading Is So Important, Why Are Children’s Books Getting Shorter?, Todd Kessler 10:00 am – 10:50 am Inside Simon & Schuster’s New Muslim-Themed Imprint, Salaam Reads, Zareen Jaffery, Justin Chanda 11:00 am – 11:50 am Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Creating Curious Content, Edward Meyer 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm Kiss and Tell: MG and YA Authors Talk Cuddling to Kissing to Oh My!, Brooks Benjamin, Elizabeth Briggs, Dana Elmendorf, Melissa Gorzelanczyk, Erin L. Schneider, Tara Sim, Erin Summerill, moderator Dhonielle Clayton 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm HEX, Thomas Olde Heuvelt 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Dictionary Man, John Simpson 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm Historical, Emotional Women’s Fiction, Pam Jenoff, Karma Brown, Brenda Novak 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Poetry Blast, Ann E. Burg, Robert Forbes, Lee Bennett Hopkins, Madeleine Kuderick, Marilyn Singer, Carole Boston Weatherford

Monday, June 27 9:00 am – 9:50 am The State of Bilingual Children’s Books, Lulu Delacre, Lucia Gonzalez, Raquel M. Ortiz 10:00 am – 10:50 am A Brave is Brave, Greg Smith, Zach Lehner

Friday, June 24

It’s Not Just a G Thing: Exploring the LBTQ (and Beyond) in Middle Grade and Young Adult Literature e.E. Charlton-Trujillo, Alex Gino, E.M. Kokie, Robin Stevenson, Ingrid Abrams 5:45 pm – 6:30 pm While today’s library shelves contain more LBGTQ titles for teens than ever, it’s important to note that these books still often omit the entire spectrum of voices, typically those of lesbians and bisexuals, trans* these writers aim to not only reach but empower LGBTQ teens, in people, genderqueer/non-binary folks, People of Color and those addition to building empathy and allies in non-queer youth and com- who do not fit into middle- or upper-class socio-economic brackets. munities. Featuring e.E. Charlton-Trujillo, Alex Gino, E.M. Kokie, Robin Join several dynamic authors for a lively and unscripted discussion Stevenson, & Ingrid Abrams. about underrepresented voices in queer YA and MG literature, making

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184 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Saturday, June 25 for teens and young adults, it is an excel- lent introductory book to LGBTQ Middle Grade/Young Adult fiction for libraries Dirt Roads and Diner Pie looking to diversify their collections. Founded in 1998 by the creators of Shonna Humphrey the Academy Award®-winning short film 9:00 am – 9:50 am TREVOR, The Trevor Project is the lead- Against a backdrop of highways, ing national organization providing crisis diners, and cheap coffee, one couple intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, finds peace through the redemptive transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people ages 13–24. power of love. Told from a wife’s per- Sponsored by Interlude Press spective, Dirt Roads and Diner Pie is part travel essay and part memoir. It is the story of one couple’s struggle to We Need Diverse Books—What Are the Next confront the long-reaching effects of childhood sexual abuse. Steps? Despite the heavy subject matter, Shonna’s approach is wry, witty, balanced, and tender. She details their journey within a three-week Jewell Parker Rhodes, Grace Lin, Duncan Tonatiuh, road trip of the southeastern United States taken shortly after Travis Pam Munoz Ryan, Bill Konigsberg, Alex Gino, made his experience public. While the effects of child sex abuse Cindy Pon, moderator Caroline Tung Richmond inform nearly every aspect of their shared life, it does not define their 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm relationship. That is the message Shonna offers: Sexual trauma may dominate, but it need not define the relationship itself. Sponsored by Central Recovery Press

The Changing Face of YA Denise Grover Swank, Lorie Langdon, Amy Lukavics, Panel will discuss diversity Keira Drake, moderated by Shelley Diaz in children’s literature as 10:00 am – 10:50 am an ongoing and important discussion. As we can see the fervor is continuing to build, this and last year’s Newbery winners reflect the recognition of excellence in literature being for everyone and representative. So what are the next steps? How do books by and about marginalized communities gain more recogni- tion? Where do marginalized voices gain more input in terms of how to connect with librarians and educators? How can we ensure that the audience for diverse books are not narrowed down? Join these award- winning winning authors and WNDB team members for a discussion on their experiences of how their books have reached various readers and tips on what you can do to help spread the word and encourage more diversity in your libraries and on your shelves.

Join popular YA authors Denise Grover Swank and Lorie Langdon with Sponsored by We Need Diverse Books Blink and Amy Lukavics and Keira Drake with Harlequin TEEN for a discussion on all things YA and What makes YA so popular for teens? What’s it like to write for a teen audience today as an adult author? Stage to Page: A Stage Actor’s Approach to Can clean YA be tantalizing while keeping the mystery of romantic inti- Bringing an Audiobook to Life macy alive? Can YA be gutsy, glamorous and bold? Why is YA so popu- Amanda Leigh Cobb, Jim Frangione, Graham lar among adult readers? Find out the answers to these questions and more in our PopTop Stage panel discussion on YA! Come prepared Halstead to laugh, learn and have your burning YA questions answered! This 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm session featuring Denise Grover Swank, Lorie Langdon, Amy Lukavics, Join Recorded Books and and Keira Drake will be moderated by Shelley Diaz. a panel of award-winning Sponsored by Blink & Harlequin TEEN narrators for Stage to Page: A Stage Actor’s Approach

to Bringing an Audiobook POPTOP STAGE Developing Collections Serving LGBTQ Youth: to Life. The event, moder- ated by Recorded Books marketing director Patrick Deering, features The Trevor Project Teams with Interlude Press acclaimed narrators Amanda Leigh Cobb, Jim Frangione, and Graham for Library Outreach Halstead, who will discuss their experiences in TV, film, and theatre, as well as the audiobooks they’ve narrated and the ways in which their Killian Brewer, Candysse Miller acting experience translates into audiobook performance. 11:00 am – 11:50 am Amanda Leigh Cobb is perhaps best known for her role in Dirty Dancing The session features Author Killian (Baby) and as the voice behind many bestselling titles by Jayne Ann Brewer, Interlude Press Publisher Krentz. Jim Frangione has appeared in a number of New York City pre- Candysse Miller, and The Trevor Project. mieres of the work of David Mamet and is the co-artistic director of the The Rules of Ever After, by Killian Berkshire Playwrights Lab, and Graham Halstead is best known for his Brewer, is a modern twist on traditional TV role in TURN: Washington’s Spies and for his narration of the Life of Happily Ever Afters. Featuring relatable Zarf middle-grade series by Rob Harrell. characters and life-affirming messages Sponsored by Recorded Books ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 185 Yo Millard Fillmore: And Other Presidents You follows a little hero puppy named Tako on Didn’t Know sweeping adventures. Will Cleveland He will read the first book in the series, dis- 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm cussing his process in Here’s a fast, easy way to creating the stories,and his mission & philosophy in debunking the learn all the Presidents of the perpetuated myth that children have short attention spans. There is a United States in less than 20 true uniqueness of his books and their appeal they have for librarians, minutes! In no time at all, you educators and children. will be able to remember the Sponsored by Coral Stone Press names of all 44 presidents— in chronological order. Crazy cartoons and comic-book style captions create a nonsense tale that will make it impossible for you to forget Inside Simon & Schuster’s New Muslim- the presidents. You’ll also learn lots of kid-friendly facts about each president and his term of office, some historical and hysterical high- Themed Imprint, Salaam Reads lights, and plenty of presidential puns. Zareen Jaffery, Justin Chanda Sponsored by Book Trix 10:00 am – 10:50 am Get to know executive editor Zareen Jaffery. Raymie Nightingale Unravelled Hear about her career Kate DiCamillo, Travis Jonker, Colby Sharp in publishing, why she 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm decided to found the new imprint Salaam Reads, and what creating a Muslim themed imprint that appeals to readers of all faiths entails. Joined by Justin Chanda, the publisher of Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers and Salaam Reads. Sponsored by Simon & Schuster

Travis Jonker and Colby Sharp, co-hosts of the podcast The Yarn, Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Creating Curious record their show in front of a live audience. Interviewing two time Content Newbery Medal-winning author Kate DiCamillo, they give attendees an inside look at the creation of her most recent novel, Raymie Edward Meyer Nightingale. 11:00 am – 11:50 am Sponsored by Candlewick Press As Ripley’s Believe It or Not! nears its centennial, Ripley Publishing contin- ues to present ALL NEW and ALL TRUE Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of the Year content. Creating Curious Content is presented by Ripley’s Believe It or Awards Not! Vice President of Exhibits and 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Archives, Edward Meyer. Curating Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of exhibits for 32 Ripley’s Odditoriums worldwide is no easy feat, but to the Year Awards, judged by a select Meyer it is the best job in the world! For the past three decades, he group of librarians and booksellers has purchased artifacts as varied as taxidermied two-headed cows, from around the country, will be announced on stage. Representing chewing gum statues and lunar bibles. hundreds of independent and university presses of all sizes, INDIEFAB Believe it or not, Meyer himself went to college to be a librarian! Join winners are selected after months of editorial deliberation with more us, meet a few of Meyer’s special guests (say “hello” to the shrunken than 1,500 entries in 63 categories. The INDIEFAB Awards program head!), and learn how Ripley’s is still seeking out and connecting read- honors great books from independent publishers, university presses, ers to unbelievable content! and noteworthy self-published authors. Our awards process is unique Sponsored by Ripley Publishing and well respected because we assemble a jury of volunteer booksell- ers and librarians to make the final judgment on the books and who select winners based on their experience with readers, the book’s Kiss and Tell: MG and YA Authors Talk editorial excellence, professional production, originality of the narra- tive, author credentials relative to the subject matter, and the value Cuddling to Kissing to Oh My! the title adds to its genre. Brooks Benjamin, Elizabeth Briggs, Dana Elmendorf, Sponsored by Foreword Reviews Melissa Gorzelanczyk, Erin L. Schneider, Tara Sim, Erin Summerill, moderated by Dhonielle Clayton Sunday, June 26 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm Join the Class of 2K16 for a swoontastic chat. If Reading Is So Important, Why Are Children’s These MG and YA authors Books Getting Shorter? will share the juicy details about the romance in their Todd Kessler books and talk about the 9:00 am – 9:50 am importance of relationships Todd is the creator of the hit children’s TV show, Blue’s Clues. His to young readers. After a POPTOP STAGE POPTOP latest kid centric project is the book series The Good Dog, which brief Q&A, the panelists

186 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION will play the Seven Seconds in Story Poetry Blast Heaven trivia game and award book- ish prizes to attendees. Panelists Ann E. Burg, Robert Forbes, Lee Bennett Hopkins, include: Brooks Benjamin, Elizabeth Madeleine Kuderick, Marilyn Singer, Carole Boston Briggs, Dana Elmendorf, Melissa Weatherford Gorzelanczyk, Erin L. Schneider, Tara 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Sim and Erin Summerill. Moderated by Dhonielle Clayton. Sponsored by Class of 2K16

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Saturday, June 25 9:30 am – 10:20 am Reaching Reluctant Readers, William Grill, Kevin McCloskey, MK Reed, Jim Ottaviani 10:30 am –11:20 am Pla ying Table Top Games at Your Library, Pierce Watters 11:30 am – 12:20 pm Super Pro K.O.! Gold for Glory, Jarrett Williams 12:30 pm – 1:20 pm Japanese Gaming Market Impacting Publishing, John Shableski, Erik Ko 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm The 10th Anniversary of First Second Books, Mark Siegel 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm On Her First Graphic Novel, Angel Catbird, Margaret Atwood 3:30 pm – 4:20 pm Zines Out Loud

Sunday, June 26 9:30 am – 10:20 am Comic Books As a Gateway to Early Learning, John Patrick Green 10:30 am –11:20 am Will Eisner Presents: Creating Local Partnerships for Your GN Collection Development and Programming 11:30 am – 12:20 pm DC Entertainment: HARLEY QUINN All Access 12:30 pm – 1:20 pm Manga!, Mark De Vera 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm The Imitation Game: Alan Turing Decoded, Jim Ottaviani 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm The Best Graphic Novels You Haven’t Heard of (Yet): 2016/2017 Preview 3:30 pm – 4:20 pm What’s Coming in Graphic Novels for Fall, Chad W. Beckerman, Michael J. Martens, Blake Kobashigawa, Gina GaglianoMonday, June 27 9:30 am – 10:20 am The State of Graphic Novels Today, Peggy Burns, Sheila Barry, Tucker Stone 10:30 am –11:20 am OUTBA CK: Bothers & Sinisters (Family Tree Novel), Mark Wayne Adams 11:30 am – 12:20 pm Graphic Traffic: Graphic Novels Takeover

Saturday, June 25 Playing Table Top Games at Your Library Pierce Watters Reaching Reluctant Readers 10:30 am –11:20 am William Grill, Kevin McCloskey, MK Reed, Jim To accommodate a changing clientele, more and more libraries are running Ottaviani roleplaying games, board games, and 9:30 am – 10:20 am card games in the afternoons. Join Pierce Watters in a discussion on ‘How to set up game in your Library?’ and, ‘Efficiently running those games?’ Sponsored by Paizo Games

How do you get a child interested in the biology of worms? The history of Super Pro K.O.! Gold for Glory American conservation? The achieve- Jarrett Williams ments of Alan Turing? What do you 11:30 am – 12:20 pm have to say to get a reluctant reader to sit still and learn the ins and outs of Jarrett Williams was born in New paleontology? These aren’t just ques- Orleans, LA. Williams currently tions for teachers and librarians, but also questions that artists and completed the third volume in his authors have to answer whenever they sit down and create non-fiction pro-wrestling/adventure series books. On this informative and inspiring panel, award winning artist Super Pro K.O.!: Gold for Glory at William Grill (Wolves of Currumpaw), cartoonist Kevin McCloskey (The publisher Oni Press. Williams is also working on a monthly comic book Real Poop on Pigeons) and graphic novel writers MK Reed (Science called Hyper Force Neo with publisher Z2 Comics. He has contributed Comics: Dinosaurs) and Jim Ottaviani (The Imitation Game) will talk stories for Yo Gabba Gabba: Comic Book Time at Oni Press and has about what challenges they face when creating illustrated books that completed covers for Adventure Time and Regular Show at Boom grapple with the demands of the real world! Studios. Williams also has a ton of new & exciting comics coming in 2017 that he can’t wait for the world to see. When he’s not drawing

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188 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Japanese Gaming Market Impacting Sunday, June 26 Publishing John Shableski, Erik Ko Comic Books As a Gateway to Early Learning 12:30 pm – 1:20 pm John Patrick Green The art of adaptation, translation and 9:30 am – 10:20 am gaming books. From adaptions of clas- “Comics Conundrum!” demo with sic literature to the manga format or John Patrick Green: Comic books and translation of original Japanese manga graphic novels are a great gateway to English, the editorial team of UDON book for early and young readers, Entertainment talks about the unique and offer great possibilities for pro- challenges involved with bringing proj- grams at your school or library. Join ects to the North American book world. What drives the selection creator John Patrick Green (Teen Boat, process for original Japanese properties? What are the biggest chal- Hippopotamister) as he demonstrates ways to incorporate comics into lenges in adapting classic authors like Austen, Twain, Poe or Dickens? engaging workshops with varying levels of student/teacher/author How does the gaming market impact publishing? Join us for this inside interactivity. look at the publishing processes at UDON Entertainment Sponsored by UDON Entertainment Will Eisner Presents: Creating Local The 10th Anniversary of First Second Books Partnerships for Your GN Collection Mark Siegel Development and Programming 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm 10:30 am –11:20 am Celebrate Ten Years of Great Graphic Novels with First One of the most often overlooked element Second Books in developing a graphic novel collection is Join :01 Editorial Director Mark Siegel in a celebration a partnership with your local retailers and of First Second’s tenth anniversary! Over the past schools within your community. You may have a comic shop or book decade, the graphic novel industry has changed radi- seller who wasn’t aware of your efforts and the same may be true for cally, and First Second has been on the forefront of a local educator who is looking for support for his or her programming. that change, publishing books that have created new readers for the How do you connect with them? What sort of programming or partner- industry. This panel will explore that change, along with a discussion ships can be developed? How does this impact your circulation? of what’s next for First Second. Sponsored by First Second Books DC Entertainment: HARLEY QUINN All Access 11:30 am – 12:20 pm On Her First Graphic Novel, Angel Catbird Go behind the scenes of Margaret Atwood DC Entertainment for an in-depth look with the best- 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm selling authors of HARLEY Margaret Atwood, the Booker Award- QUINN, Amanda Conner GRAPHIC NOVEL/GAMING STAGE winning author of The Blind Assassin, The and Jimmy Palmiotti! From Handmaid’s Tale, and The Heart Goes their work on the HARLEY Last, speaks with Dark Horse Comics QUINN graphic novel series, to spin-offs HARLEY QUINN AND POWER editor Daniel Chabon about the process GIRL and the forthcoming HARLEY QUINN’S LITTLE BLACK BOOK and of writing her first graphic novel. Angel HARLEY AND HER GANG OF HARLEYS, this duo is putting together Catbird is a unique and ambitious col- some of the most popular titles in the comic book industry today. laboration between Atwood and artist Johnnie Christmas that tells the Come hear Conner and Palmiotti discuss their creative process, story of an unusual superhero over the course of three graphic novels as well as how Harley is affecting popular culture and education in published by Dark Horse Books. The first of the series will be on sale today’s society. This is a panel not to be missed! this September. The project is being published in tandem with Keep Sponsored by DC Entertainment Cats Safe and Save Bird Lives, an initiative led by Nature Canada, the oldest conservation charity in the country. Sponsored by Dark Horse Manga! Mark De Vera Zines Out Loud 12:30 pm – 1:20 pm 3:30 pm – 4:20 pm VIZ Media, the premiere publisher of manga and graphic novels in the Come and listen to some zinesters from the Zine Pavilion read from English-speaking world, has released their own work. If you can’t make it to the reading, make sure you come several hit series such as NARUTO, by the Zine Pavilion where there will be zine creators all weekend long! POKEMON and OURAN HIGH SCHOOL HOST CLUB. We’ll bring you news on exciting announcements and talk about the hottest and most popular manga! Sponsored by Viz Media

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 189 The Imitation Game: Alan Turing Decoded Monday, June 27 Jim Ottaviani 1:30 pm – 2:20 pm The State of Graphic Novels Today Join Jim Ottaviani, the recipient of multiple Eisner and Ignatz Award Peggy Burns, Sheila Barry, Tucker Stone nominations, as he tells the story of 9:30 am – 10:20 am English mathematician and scientist Drawn & Quarterly has Alan Turing (1912–1954) who is been publishing lumi- credited with many of the foundational naries of the graphic principles of contemporary computer novel medium for over science. The Imitation Game presents a historically accurate graphic 25 years. Comics and novel biography of Turing’s life, including his groundbreaking work on graphic novels make the fundamentals of cryptography and artificial intelligence. His code great entry points for breaking efforts led to the cracking of the German Enigma during low literacy users as well as readers of all stripes, and the fastpaced World War II, work that saved countless lives and accelerated the world of graphic novels is booming. Join D+Q publisher Peggy Burns, Allied defeat of the Nazis. executive editor Tom Devlin, and other invited guests for a rousing While Turing’s achievements remain relevant decades after his death, discussion on the state of graphic novels today. the story of his life in post-war Europe continues to fascinate audi- Sponsored by Drawn & Quarterly ences today. Sponsored by Abrams OUTBACK: Bothers & Sinisters (Family Tree Novel) The Best Graphic Novels You Haven’t Heard of Mark Wayne Adams (Yet): 2016/2017 Preview 10:30 am –11:20 am 2:30 pm – 3:20 pm Mark Wayne Adams is an award-winning illustrator, author, publisher, and owner of Mark Wayne Adams, Inc, an indepen- dent book publishing company. With 19 years’ experience in graphic design and he has worked for companies includ- ing Walt Disney World Company, Sprint Print, and Commercial Printing. He is also a board member and past- Drawn & Quarterly, Groundwood Books, and Nobrow Press are president of Florida Authors and Publishers Association, a nonprofit three international publishing houses producing landmark graphic organization that provides information, resources, and professional novels with impressive production values. D+Q publisher Peggy development to its members and others interested in the writing and Burns, Groundwood publisher Sheila Barry, and Nobrow US Sales & publishing profession. His presentations incorporate childhood stories Marketing Director Tucker Stone will discuss their approach to graphic of mentors, inspiring friends, and uninspiring friends. novels, preview their forthcoming titles, and share what’s in the pipe- line for 2017. Sponsored by Drawn & Quarterly Graphic Traffic: Graphic Novels Takeover 11:30 am – 12:20 pm What’s Coming in Graphic Novels for Fall Chad W. Beckerman, Michael J. Martens, Blake Kobashigawa, Gina Gagliano 3:30 pm – 4:20 pm A form of publishing once relegated to the corner drug- store, the backrooms of dingy bookstores, and the Children’s and teen graphic novels have seen an increase in critical secret clubhouses of nerdy boys, comics and graphic acclaim; Rollergirl and El Deafo received the Newbery Honor, and This novels are now commanding shelf space in libraries One Summer received the Caldecott Honor and the Printz Honor, to everywhere and appealing to ALL demographics. Join name a few recent high profile award winners. The CBC Graphic Novel Chad W. Beckerman of Abrams Comics Arts, Michael Advisory Group assembles a panel of librarians and industry commen- J. Martens of Dark Horse Comics, Blake Kobashigawa of DC Comics, tators to discuss the change in critical perception towards children’s and Gina Gagliano of First Second Books for a look ahead at their graphic novels and highlight some 2016 graphic novels that just might exciting new releases for Fall 2016. be the next big winners. Sponsored by The Children’s Book Council

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Descubriendo el bosque nublado/ El diario de mi detox “MEET THE AUTHORS” SCHEDULE D.S. Venetta 1237 Olinguito, from A to Z! Unveiling 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Show Me The Green! the Cloud Forest Matt de la Peña 11:00 am – 1:00 pm 11:00 am – 11:45 am Maritza Neila Wills Fontecha Last Stop on Market Street (co-author) 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Cameron + Company/PGW Chronicle Books Jhon Jairo Velasquez: Mi vida como sicario de Pablo Escobar 2212-2213 1203 Christian Robinson 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Last Stop on Market Street Lauren Bradshaw Sergio Ruzzier 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Henry’s Bright Idea (Walnut This Is Not a Picture Book! Henry Holt, Animal Society) 10:30 am – 11:30 am an imprint of Macmillan 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Grove Atlantic/PGW 2212-2213 Children’s Publishing Group Christian Robinson 2118 Candlewick Press Leo: A Ghost Story Viet Thanh Nguyen 1459 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm The Sympathizer Victoria Jamieson 9:30 am – 10:00 am The Great Pet Escape Angela Dominguez and Meg Sophie Blackall 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Medina Ivy and Bean Robert Olen Butler Mango, Abuela, and Me 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Perfume River Holiday House, Inc. Mango, Abuela y Yo 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm 10:30 am – 11:30 am Karen Romano Young 2019 Hundered Percent Kekla Magoon and Ilyasah 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Harper Collins Ethan Long Shabazz 2269 Big Cat: An I Like to Read® Book X: A Novel Cinco Puntos Press 10:00 am – 11:00 am Rita Williams-Garcia 11:30 am – 12:30 pm 2227 Gone Crazy in Alabama R. Gregory Christie Jon Klassen 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Mousetropolis Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford and 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm I Want My Hat Back Antonio Castro L. This Is Not My Hat My Tata’s Remedies/Los remedios We Found a Hat posters de mi Tata 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

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200 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Roaring Brook Press, Simon & Schuster Monday, June 27 Emily Wing Smith an imprint of Macmillan 2269 All Better Now 9:00 am – 9:30 am Children’s Publishing Group Beach Lane Books/Simon & Margarita Engle 2118 Schuster Laurie Halse Anderson Enchanted Air 10:00 am – 11:00 am 1302/1303 The Impossible Knife of Memory Lane Smith 9:30 am – 10:30 am There is a Tribe of Kids Lois Ehlert 9:30 am – 10:30 am Simon & Schuster Books for Rain Fish Lynda Blackmon Lowery, Elspeth Young Readers 9:30 am – 10:30 am Leacock, And Susan Buckley Marcus Sedgwick 1302/1303 Turning 15 On the Road To The Ghosts of Heaven Dial Books Freedom: My Story of the Selma 10:30 am – 11:30 am Terry Fan & Eric Fan 1237 Voting Rights March The Night Gardener 10:30 am – 11:30 am Jennifer Mathieu 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Victoria Jamieson Afterward Fred Koehler Roller Girl 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Super Jumbo Sourcebooks Fire 10:00 am – 11:00 am 2033 11:30 am – 12:00 pm Scholastic Disney-Hyperion Laura Murray 1236 Chelsea Sedoti 1350 The Gingerbread Man Loose at The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett the Zoo Varian Johnson 9:00 am – 10:00 am To Catch a Cheat Marty Sklar 11:30 am – 12:00 pm 9:30 am – 10:30 am Jeff Strand One Little Spark! 9:00 am – 10:00 am The Greatest Zombie Movie Ever Neal Porter Books/Roaring Alan Gratz 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Brook Press, an imprint Projekt 1065 Farrar Straus Giroux, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s 9:30 am – 10:30 am Sourcebooks Landmark of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group Publishing Group Pam Muñoz Ryan 2033 2118 Echo 2118 10:30 am – 11:30 am Marie Benedict Stephen Savage The Other Einstein Phillip Hoose Supertruck Christine Kendall 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm The Boys Who Challenged Hitler 10:30 am – 11:30 am 10:30 am – 11:30 am Riding Chance

11:30 am – 12:30 pm TOON Books Scholastic MONDAY 2227 Grove Atlantic/PGW 1236 Jordan Sonnenblick 2212-2213 Falling Over Sideways Kevin McCloskey Henry Cole 11:30 am – 12:30 pm The Real Poop on Pigeons! Mark Billingham Maxi the Little Taxi 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Die of Shame 10:30 am – 11:30 am Sean Qualls 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm Two Friends Triangle Square Books for Jonathan Fenske 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm HarperCollins Children’s Books Barnacle is Bored

Young Readers/Seven Stories “MEET THE AUTHORS” SCHEDULE 1402 10:30 am – 11:30 am Alex Gino Press George 2338 Kevin Henkes Holly Robinson Peete 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Same But Different Cory Silverberg Waiting 11:00 am – 12:00 pm 10:30 am – 11:30 am Bill Konigsberg Sex Is A Funny Word Porcupine of Truth 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Seatales Publishing Company 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 1991 Tu Books, an imprint of Lee & 1435 Seatales Publishing Company Low Books Don Brown Janice S. C. Petrie 1991 1469 Drowned City: Hurricane Katrina Perfection To A Fault and New Orleans 10:00 am – 11:00 am Janice S. C. Petrie Karen Sandler 10:00 am – 11:00 am Perfection To A Fault The Tankborn trilogy Janice S. C. Petrie 10:00 am – 11:00 am 2:00 pm – 2:45 pm Little Simon/Simon & Schuster The Bumpy, Lumpy Horseshoe 1302/1303 Crab Janice S. C. Petrie Workman Publishing Company/ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm The Bumpy, Lumpy Horseshoe Algonquin Books Henry Cole Crab Thomas Nelson 11:00 am – 12:00 pm 1340 Spot the Cat 9:30 am – 10:30 am 1413 Janice S. C. Petrie Lydia Reeder Kate Grosmaire Something’s Tugging on My Claw! Dust Bowl Girls Penguin Young Readers 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm 9:30 am – 10:30 am Forgiving My Daughter’s Killer 2302 A True Story of Loss, Faith, and Stephanie Knipper Unexpected Grace Janice S. C. Petrie Rosemary Wells The Peculiar Miracles of Antoinette 9:30 am – 10:30 am Did You Make the Hole in the Shell Max and Ruby’s Preschool Pranks Martin in the Sea? 9:00 am – 9:30 am 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm 3:00 pm – 4:00 PM

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Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26 Exhibit Hall, End of 900 Aisle

ALA Poster Session Committee: 2017 Annual Poster Session Application Melanie Griffin Sarah McHone-Chase Information Chair, University of South Florida Abstracts Editor, Northern Illinois 2017 Annual Conference, Chicago, IL [email protected] University [email protected] Application for presenting poster sessions at the 2017 American Blake Doherty Library Association Annual Conference in Chicago, IL, will be Chair Elect, Amherst College Valerie Bonilla accepted online via the ALA Annual website. [email protected] Brookdale Community College Candace Benefiel [email protected] Applications will be accepted between November 2016 and Review Panel Chair, Texas A&M Jennifer Ventling January 2017. Exact dates will be announced in the fall, 2016. University Greene County (OH) Public [email protected] Library An application form, guidelines for applying, helpful hints, and [email protected] photos of sample poster sessions will be found on the website.

I-13 I-21 Session I: The I-6 New Horizons in Professional Gaining P’interest: Academic Do We Meet Their Needs? A Collectors Development for Cataloging Images Reimagined Citation Study of Engineering Faculty Publications Posters on Acquisitions, and Metadata Services: An IMLS-Funded Survey on New I-14 Cataloging and Classification, I-22 Collection Develoment and Standards and Technologies for Special Collections and Archives Management, History, Serials, the Organization of Data and Outreach to Underserved K–12 Special Collections Unbound: and Special Collections Information Students The Opportunity for Collecting Saturday, June 25 Visual Art as Primary Source 10:30 am – 12:00 pm I-7 I-15 Materials A 21st century inventory for a Interactive Art Zines—Building 21st century library Campus Support for I-23 I-1 Transdisciplinary Collaboration Metadata Is The New Outreach Librarians Transforming I-8 Textbooks: Affordable Learning Let’s Get Judgy: Rubric-Based I-16 I-24 Georgia Evaluation of Library Resources Saving Stuff: Bringing the Past Tough Love: Guiding Student into a Digital World Researchers Toward a Better I-2 I-9 Future for E-Books Library Collections as Putting Method to Madness: I-17 Information Visualizations: A Resources for Projecting Catholic, Crowdfunded and I-25 New Strategy for Promoting E-Resources Budgets Collaborative: A Unique Destination Vinita: Adding Electronic Resources Approach to Newspaper Diversity One Town at a Time I-10 Digitization I-3 Under the Spotlight: Technical Increasing Diversity in Young Services Professionals in I-18 Adult Collections: An Urban Assessment There’s a policy for that? : Session II: The Public Library Analysis Results from an informal survey Educators I-11 of institutional repository Posters on Distance Learning, I-4 Redefining The Health and practices Continuing Education, Library Demand Driven Acquisition Environmental Research Education, Literacy, and (DDA) for ebooks: A formula for Online (HERO) user experience: I-19 Research Methodology assessing best practice Improving usability and support- 7,000 and Counting: Saturday, June 25 ing the EPA mission of protecting Streamlining Digitization 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm I-5 the Environment Workflows Mid-project Conceptualizing Library I-12 I-20 Preservation Sustainability and II-1 Efficiency: Current Practices and Perfection is Overrated! A No Big Deal: Moving Away from a Creating a Reference Training Solutions Practical Approach to Digital Large Journal Package Program Using Instructional Preservation Plan Development Design ALA POSTER SESSIONS

202 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION II-2 II-15 III-11 When the Student Becomes Information literacy’s influence Session III: Outreach Rethinking Reference: Customer the Teacher: Are MLIS Students on undergraduates’ learning and Service at a Metropolitan Ready to Teach Information development: Results from a Posters on Interlibrary University Library Literacy? large multi-institutional study Cooperation, Library Services to Special Groups, and III-12 II-3 II-16 Reference and Information Services Librarian Roles in Affordable Opening Minds with OER: Teaching the Research Saturday, June 25 Care Act Information Outreach Transforming the Composition Process through Peer-Assisted 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Student’s Perception of Consultations: A Transformative III-13 Information Value Model for Collaborative Inquiry- Checklist of Disability Services Based Learning in Academic III-1 for Libraries: How Does Your II-4 Libraries Shake it up, Mix it up, Dance Library Measure Up? Librarians in Transition: Stories II-17 it up: Programming for Young and Job Strategies on Different Professionals III-14 Library Careers Information Communication Introducing a “Stress Free Zone” Technologies and Digital III-2 into a large, fast-paced hospital II-5 Literacy: A Twitter Hashtag library: A pilot study Analysis using NodeXL The Academic Library as a Fear No Evil... Institutional Marketing Project: Partnering Accreditation III-15 II-18 with Students and Faculty to Transform the Academic Library Post, Tweet, Retweet, Repeat: II-6 Faculty Perspectives of the Does Managing Facebook and Asking, Listening, and Framework III-3 Twitter in a Small Academic Observing: Learning about Library Matter? II-19 Information Literacy Faculty Student Research Behaviors Learning Communities: a new and Study Habits through an Research Meets Design: approach to faculty development III-16 Ethnographic Investigation Increasing the Professionalism Publish or Perish? Collaborating of Student Work through III-4 to Help Graduate Students II-7 Targeted Research and Media Navigate the Publishing Process Support STEAM Around the World: Using the new Framework to Successfully Incorporating Revitalize Integrative Information III-17 II-20 Hands-On Learning and Diversity Literacy on a College Campus into Children’s Programming Creating and Sustaining Digital Choose Your Own Citation Scholarship Communities at II-8 Adventure: Twine as a Tool For III-5 Your Academic Library Interactive Library Instruction What Students Really Do in the ORCID doesn’t have to be hard: Library: A Look at Four Academic III-18 II-21 practical tools for a simple Libraries implementation How May We Help You? Using Making Cross-Genre a Needs Assessment to Curate II-9 Connections with Picture Books III-6 Successful Library Interventions & Poetry To A Patron Far, Far Away... Student-Parents in the Academic for Social Work Graduate Library Circulation Services for Library Students Distance Education Students II-22 Charting Change in Academic III-7 III-19 II-10 Libraries One Position So What’cha Want: Description at a Time No longer a mystery: Secret Special Education Training for Shoppers Uncover Service Springshare’s LibGuides and Preservice School Librarians User Experience Research II-23 Quality II-11 On the Road to Serendipity: III-20 III-8 ALA POSTER SESSIONS Infusing the Framework for Run With It: Leveraging Campus Bridging the Learning Divide: Anatomy of a Liaison Librarian: Initiatives Information Literacy for Higher Analyzing Liaison Activities Using Education into the Curriculum. Technology + Universal Design = Student success Faculty Emails II-12 II-24 Diversity in LIS Education: Are III-9 III-21 The “Why” Factor: Professional We Preparing Students for the Diversity Salons: A Safe Place Spatial Data Explorer: Providing 21st Century Workplace? Development as an Incentive for Discovery and Access to Integrating Pedagogical Methods to Engage in Challenging Conversations Geospatial Data at the University II-13 and Library Resources. of Arizona Integrating Information II-25 III-10 Literacy Into Written Business III-22 Observations of Conducting Subject Librarianship Communication: An Assessment Transformed: Changes in subject Libraries and Veterans: of Learning Outcomes Observational Studies in Identifying Services and Academic Libraries librarianship practice during a time of patron driven processes Possibilities II-14 in collection building. Three’s Company: The ACRL Framework’s Use in Three Different Post-Tests

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 203 III-23 IV-9 IV-22 V-8 The Dissertation Forum: Support A Feast for the Young: NCL Collaboration Works! Get Engaged with Patrons, for the Doctoral Experience at Promoting NDLTD in Taiwan at Librarians, and Speakers at Two University Libraries University Expo IV-23 Your Library: the Open Source Checking Out the Library: Community Engagement Engine III-24 IV-10 Partnering with International (CEE) Two Nursing Liaisons- One Team: Collaboration, Exploration & Programs for Outreach to Short- A Collaborative Experience Innovation: Building a Research Stay English Learners V-9 Commons at McGill University Library x Flipped Classroom = III-25 IV-24 Flipping your imagination to Building a Bridge: Academic IV-11 How can batch search process- library instruction. and School Librarians Working Enhancing international ing streamline Arabic Cataloging Together to Prepare Students for students’ academic and library workflow? Qatar National Library V-10 College literacy skills as a case study The Communication Super Friends: Powering IV-12 Communication, Strengthening Book Reserved and Retrieval in Engagement, and Defeating Session IV: Global a Breeze: implementing RFID Session V: Unawareness in an Academic Solutions “books on hold” service in Connections Library Tamkang University Library International Projects in Posters on Cooperation with V-11 Libraries IV-13 Non-Library Institutions and The Power of Accessibility Sunday, June 26 Agencies, Interlibrary Loan, Phoenix Rise: from New Space and Efficiency: Harnessing 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Library Use Instruction, and Interlibrary Loan Activity to New Service Design Public Awareness Sunday, June 26 IV-14 V-12 IV-1 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm LibGuides 2 and Usability: What Research, Inquiry, or Critical Bike Library Our Users Want Thinking?: Library Collaboration V-1 with Curricular Initiatives IV-2 IV-15 Students’ Five Minutes of Ready for the World: Libraries V-13 Creating space for new media (Research Skill) Fame Awaken Global Exploration in an academic library: graphic Teen Zine: Engaging teens with novels, games, social data V-2 publishing IV-3 Library as Publisher: 805 Lit + V-14 When library services meet IV-16 Art Journal fingertips : Experience the Easy as ABC (Acceso a Selfies, Hashtags, and Zombies, services delivered through a Bibliografía Científica): V-3 Oh My! Instagram as a Tool for mobile application for university Increasing Access to Scientific Interactive Library Orientations library in Taiwan (Un)Common Instruction: Literature in Panama Using Exhibits to Enrich the V-15 IV-4 Undergraduate Learning IV-17 Experience Freshmen Orienteering: A Map Seeds Training for Promoting Reaching out across Taiwan : to Developing Scalable Library e-Resources: a Model of Public Library Mobil Exhibition V-4 Orientation Libraries in Taiwan Becoming a Consumer Health IV-18 V-16 IV-5 Information Ambassador: How is MAKER Made: The Evolution of a Health Active Listening Leads to Action: Meeting Big Heroes at the Makerspaces Grow in Global Information Specialists Program Communication and Partners in Library: Library Orientation Cultures for Public Librarians the Learning Commons Programs for First Year Students IV-19 V-5 V-17 IV-6 From Local to Global: How Making Students Part of the Meeting Students in their Culturally Responsive an ALA Chapter Impacts Team: The LITS Ambassador Makerspaces Teaching: Pedagogical Issues International Librarianship Program at Hamilton College and Strategies for Teaching V-18 International Asian Students IV-20 V-6 Not Your Father’s Faculty Bibliography: Making University IV-7 Do you see what I see? Playing to our Strengths: LA International student library PLays! at the Panorama City Scholarly Output Shine Green Ideas in National Central experience Branch of Los Angeles Public Library (Taiwan) Library V-19 IV-21 Money Matters: Financial IV-8 Social Media for Librarians and V-7 Literacy Programming @ your Reading interest permeates the Users, A Global Perspective Mapping a Digital Path: Using Library community Mobile Apps to Connect Literature to Local Communities ALA POSTER SESSIONS

204 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION V-20 VI-3 VI-14 VI-22 Marketing Starts Here: Joining A Virtuous Circle of Student Collaborative Grant Seeking for Draw Me a Library! Student- Forces with Advertising Students Engagement: The Tech Corner Libraries Centered Space Assessment to Charm Millennial Audiences VI-4 VI-15 VI-23 V-21 Imagination, Collaboration, Are You Robot Ready?: Upcycling in the Media Center Patron-Driven Programs: Innovation: 3D Printing in a Assessing Telepresence Robot Successes and Lessons Learned Health Science Library Adoption in an Academic Library VI-24 from Turning the Library Over to Fresno State’s Library Diversity Students for a Week VI-5 VI-16 Committee: Supporting Diversity Librarians’ Experience with Press record and show what you Programming, Services and V-22 Negotiating Compensation and learned: Using Adobe Voice to Resources in the Academic Boosting Boot Camp: Embedded Benefits Across Library Types engage students in information Community Librarians Coach Students to literacy content Graduation Finish Line! VI-6 VI-25 Super Students: Saving the Day VI-17 Time Is on My Side? Time in the V-23 with Student Advisors Full-Service 24/7 Library Workplace Hacks in the Stacks: Hosting Hackathons in the Library VI-7 VI-18 Open All Night: User Behavior in “Active Shooter!”: Library V-24 the 24-7 Library Security in an Age of Terrorism From 7 to 70 in 1.5: How and Violence Research Libraries Can Be VI-8 Active Partners Leading Digital Transformational and VI-19 Scholarship On Campus Transactional Styles: 3D Printing at a health sciences Perceptions of Academic Library library V-25 Leadership Agindaasooda! (Let’s Read!): VI-20 Developing Youth Programming VI-9 In the Name of Assessment: at a Joint-Use Tribal Library Shining a light on your library: Following Up LibQUAL+® showcasing strengths when planning for an institutional VI-21 Session VI: accreditation visit I Know the School Colors are Red and Gold, But Do the Infrastructure VI-10 Library Walls Really Need Get the eTeam, Stat! Managing to be Orange?: Bringing the Posters on Buildings and ERA Troubleshooting Triage Tier Community Into a 21st Century Equipment, Management, and by Tier Library Renovation. Technology Sunday, June 26 VI-11 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm 12-Months to Total Library Renovation VI-1 VI-12 3D Printing: Where Do We Go from Here? From MakerSpace to Going the distance: Avoiding the Classroom mid-career plateaus

VI-2 VI-13 ALA POSTER SESSIONS Utilizing a Tool to Build a Culture Like a Boss: Moving from of Assessment: The Data the Front Lines into Middle Framework Management

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254 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Young Adult Library Services Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink Zoobean Association, YALSA 1409 2202 871 3900 Sparks Drive SE 5614 Connecticut Avenue NW, rand Rapids, MI 49546 Suite 227 50 East Huron Street 800-226-1122 Washington, DC 20015 Chicago, IL 60611 www.zondervan.com 412-532-6267 312-280-4390 www.beanstack.org www.ala.org/yalsa Zondervan, a HarperCollins company, is a world leader in Christian communications Zoobean’s flagship service, Beanstack, The Young Adult Library Services Association and a leading Christian publishing brand. provides one place for community members (YALSA) is a national association of librarians, Zonderkidz is the children’s division of to participate in your programs year-round, library workers and advocates whose mission Zondervan. Blink brings true stories and fiction including summer reading. Patrons log reading is to expand and strengthen library services for to YA readers. The literature published by Blink and earn incentives aligned to programs, while teens, aged 12–18. Through its member-driven is a positive reflection of what is inspiring and staff can easily register patrons and produce advocacy, research and professional develop- heartening while maintaining a tradition of useful reports. Beanstack sends readers ment initiatives, YALSA builds the capacity of imaginative and exciting storytelling. weekly personalized messages recommending libraries and librarians to engage, serve and a book and event at your library. The experi- empower teens. ence is set apart by Beanstack’s mobile-first design, customized to match your library’s Zine Pavilion brand and collection. 751 Zines are self-published works created out of passion, not for profit. They represent diverse perspectives otherwise hard to come by and are inexpensive additions to your collection. Come make a page for a collaborative zine, take a look at our exhibit of zines and enter a raffle to get your library kitted out with a starter zine collection! Local zinesters and distros will also be in attendance tabling with their zines and other independent media. Z EXHIBITOR LISTINGS

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AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENT The MediaPreserve...... 838 Peachtree Publishers...... 2039 Midwest Tape...... 1735 Recorded Books...... 1951 & MATERIALS Movie Licensing USA...... 645 Sounds True...... 2154 Music Box Films...... 741 Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc...... 1489 Audio Books New Urban Distributors/Everbooks . .1067E Time Inc. Books...... 1431 Baker & Taylor ...... 1539 Raha Books ...... 940 Tyndale House Publishers...... 2168 Brodart Co...... 1717 RTI/PIK...... 727 Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink. . . . .1409 Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Educational Crabtree Publishing Company. . . . .2111 Book & Audio Packages ABC-CLIO...... 827 ECW Press Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 (distributed by Legato/PGW). . .2212, 2213 Baker & Taylor ...... 1539 Action Lab...... 502 Follett ...... 1021 BookExpo America (BEA)...... 1440 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Galaxy Press...... 2337 Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 American Psychological Association. . 1743 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Child’s Play...... 1215 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 Lorito Books...... 1474 Demco...... 1002 Baker & Taylor ...... 1539 McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 Galaxy Press...... 2337 BattleQuestions.com...... 890 New World Library King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Birchard CO/EZDrop ...... 717 (dist. by Publishers Group West). 2212, 2213 Recorded Books...... 1951 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 ODILO...... 451 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 OverDrive, Inc...... 651 Sounds True...... 2154 Bureau of Labor Statistics...... 2159 Peachtree Publishers...... 2039 Business Expert Press...... 1542 Penguin Random House...... 2302 Children’s Center for Cyber Safety Pisgah Press...... 691 AASL / ALSC...... 719 and Education ...... 2135 Playaway...... 1975 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 Central Recovery Press...... 2227 Publisher Spotlight...... 2239 Action Lab...... 502 Child’s Play...... 1215 Publishers Weekly...... 1341 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 CLCD, LLC (Children’s Literature Raha Books ...... 940 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 Comprehensive Database)...... 1051 Recorded Books...... 1951 Baker & Taylor ...... 1539 Consortium Book Sales & Distribution. .2227 Simon & Schuster, Inc...... 1302 Big Cozy Books...... 2164 Demco...... 1002 Sounds True...... 2154 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 DINO LINGO INC...... 2260 Tyndale House Publishers...... 2168 Boyds Mills Press and Drexel University Online...... 1221 Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink. . . . .1409 Highlights Press...... 1336 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 Center for Cyber Safety Global Access...... 1793 AudioVisual Equipment and Education ...... 2135 Growing Minds LLC...... 471 +ImageNet Consulting...... 974 Cherry Lake Publishing / Horror Writers Association...... 2138 Sleeping Bear Press...... 1210 Birchard CO/EZDrop ...... 717 Ideas Roadshow...... 2144 Child’s Play...... 1215 Brodart Co...... 1717 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Demco...... 1002 Demco...... 1002 JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R...... 963 DINO LINGO INC...... 2260 e-ImageData Corp...... 959 KaBOOM! ...... 857 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 Library Bureau Steel ...... 1761I Kanopy...... 665 Fabled Films Press...... 2227 The Library Store Inc...... 830 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Growing Minds LLC...... 471 The Marvel Group Inc...... 733 Lee & Low Books...... 1469 Image Comics...... 502 RTI/PIK...... 727 Library Video Company...... 2153 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 USI...... 1076 Lorito Books...... 1474 KaBOOM! ...... 857 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Lynda.com ...... 659 Kane Miller/Usborne Books. . . . . 2245 Mango Languages...... 551 AudioVisual Materials King Northern Publishing ...... 891 MarketLine...... 460 Brodart Co...... 1717 Kono Inc...... 1045 McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 Kore Design, LLC...... 2270 Midwest Tape...... 1735 e-ImageData Corp...... 959 Library Video Company...... 2153 National Information Standards Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen MerryMakers ...... 2156 Organization (NISO)...... 1544 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 Midwest Tape...... 1735 New York Philharmonic Leon Levy India For Everyone...... 940 NBM/Papercutz...... 507 Digital Archives...... 1091 The Library Store Inc...... 830 PBS Educational Media...... 731 Niche Academy...... 1761L EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT EXHIBITOR Library Video Company...... 2153

256 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION NOAA Scijinks...... 2134 Library Video Company...... 2153 Brodart Co...... 1717 Oni Press...... 502 Music Box Films...... 741 CASSIE ...... 714 PBS Educational Media...... 731 WPA Film Library ...... 739 Librarica, LLC...... 714 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 Library Systems & Pronunciator Language Learning. . . .730 Instructional Services, LLC (LSSI)...... 1138 Psychotherapy.net...... 912 Alexander Street...... 1116 Library Technologies Inc...... 707 Publisher Spotlight...... 2239 BattleQuestions.com...... 890 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Renaissance Learning...... 1311 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Automation SAGE Publishing...... 1566 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 Atlas Systems...... 1518 SFWA, Inc...... 2353 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Bibliotheca...... 1551 The SockKids...... 1989 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Space Science Institute...... 2162 Internet Archive ...... 1590 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Sphero...... 769 Library Video Company...... 2153 ByWater Solutions LLC...... 568 Swank Digital Campus...... 647 Midwest Tape...... 1735 CASSIE ...... 714 Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc...... 1489 Niche Academy...... 1761L Comprise Technologies...... 2203 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 PBS Educational Media...... 731 Pronunciator Language Learning. . . .730 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Heritage ...... 921 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 Treetop Publishing Inc./Bare Books. . . 519 e-ImageData Corp...... 959 Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Tutor.com ...... 1510 EnvisionWare...... 1941 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Follett ...... 1021 Services ...... 808 Laser Discs Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 University of North Texas College of Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 Information...... 1155 Librarica, LLC...... 714 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. . .1160 Music The Library Store Inc...... 830 Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink. . . . .1409 Alexander Street...... 1116 Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 Baker & Taylor ...... 1539 Media Flex - OPALS ...... 958 Film & Video Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 OCLC...... 1517 Baker & Taylor ...... 1539 Internet Archive ...... 1590 ODILO...... 451 BiblioBoard...... 439 Music Library Association...... 1159 P.V. Supa, Inc...... 1075 Books24x7, A SkillSoft Company. . . 2259 Naxos of America, Inc...... 456 ProQuest...... 1903 Bound to Stay Bound Books. . . . . 1502 New York Philharmonic Leon Levy StackMap...... 2243 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Digital Archives...... 1091 Tech Logic...... 1475 Demco...... 1002 Pisgah Press...... 691 Telelift...... 774 DINO LINGO INC...... 2260 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 Growing Minds LLC...... 471 Sounds True...... 2154 Voccell, Inc...... 861 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT Ideas Roadshow...... 2144 Special Interest India For Everyone...... 940 Bar Codes AtoZdatabases...... 916 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Brodart Co...... 1717 Central Recovery Press...... 2227 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Follett ...... 1021 Child’s Play...... 1215 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Library Technologies Inc...... 707 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 Internet Archive ...... 1590 Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 The Harry Potter Alliance...... 2211 Kanopy...... 665 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Horror Writers Association...... 2138 Library Video Company...... 2153 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Magnolia Pictures ...... 732 REACH...... 454 Kono Inc...... 1045 The MediaPreserve...... 838 Tech Logic...... 1475 Kore Design, LLC...... 2270 Midwest Tape...... 1735 Library Video Company...... 2153 Bibliographic Music Box Films...... 741 Magnolia Pictures ...... 732 American Psychological Association. . 1743 New Urban Distributors/Everbooks . .1067E Midwest Tape...... 1735 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 ODILO...... 451 SFWA, Inc...... 2353 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 PBS Educational Media...... 731 Skyhorse Publishing, Inc...... 2236 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Psychotherapy.net...... 912 Tyndale House Publishers...... 2168 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 Raha Books ...... 940 Voccell, Inc...... 861 LexisNexis...... 2103 Recorded Books...... 1951 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Skyhorse Publishing, Inc...... 2236 Modern Language Association. . . . 1119 The SockKids...... 1989 AUTOMATION Wolters Kluwer...... 1121 Historical Film and Video Authority Control Business Information Alexander Street...... 1116 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Internet Archive ...... 1590

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 257 Geographic Research, Inc...... 775 DINO LINGO INC...... 2260 American Psychological Association. . 1743 Horror Writers Association...... 2138 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 Artstor...... 902 Informa...... 611 EnvisionWare...... 1941 AtoZdatabases...... 916 International Monetary Fund...... 803 Equinox Software, Inc...... 1175 Beijing Superstar Co., Ltd...... 938 Kono Inc...... 1045 FamilySearch...... 2075 Books24x7, A SkillSoft Company. . . 2259 LexisNexis...... 2103 Freedom Scientific...... 463 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Lynda.com ...... 659 Index Data ...... 1144 Capstone...... 1321 MarketLine...... 460 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 CLCD, LLC (Children’s Literature McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 ITC Systems ...... 712 Comprehensive Database)...... 1051 Mergent, Inc...... 969 iTeam Resources, Inc...... 742 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Morningstar ...... 1512 Kono Inc...... 1045 Data Planet...... 816 ReferenceUSA...... 721 LEID Products...... 1060 De Gruyter, Inc...... 711 SimplyMap...... 775 Librarica, LLC...... 714 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Thomson Reuters...... 1703 Library of Congress...... 1917 e-Libro Corporation ...... 1534 Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Cataloging Mango Languages...... 551 Emerald Group Publishing Inc...... 920 Actrace, LLC...... 1189 Media Flex - OPALS ...... 958 FamilySearch...... 2075 AMALIVRE...... 1044 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Foundation Center...... 2142 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 Morningstar ...... 1512 Gale, Cengage Learning ...... 1503 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 PolicyMap...... 613 Geographic Research, Inc...... 775 Baker & Taylor ...... 1539 Pronunciator Language Learning. . . .730 Global Access...... 1793 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 ProQuest...... 1903 IGI Global ...... 602 Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy...... 1042 REACH...... 454 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 ReferenceUSA...... 721 International Monetary Fund...... 803 Follett ...... 1021 Renaissance Learning...... 1311 JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R...... 963 Global Access...... 1793 ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 Kono Inc...... 1045 Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen S&P Global Market Intelligence . . . . 618 LexisNexis...... 2103 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Mango Languages...... 551 India For Everyone...... 940 Schedule3W/Medianet Dymaxion. . . 709 MarketLine...... 460 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Senor Tech...... 462 Mergent, Inc...... 969 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 StackMap...... 2243 Morningstar ...... 1512 Libib ...... 1761F TIND Technologies...... 528 Naxos of America, Inc...... 456 Library of Congress...... 1917 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 Office of Minority Health MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Resource Center...... 817 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Media Flex - OPALS ...... 958 Project MUSE...... 1058 Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Midwest Library Service ...... 1133 Pronunciator Language Learning. . . .730 Wolters Kluwer...... 1121 OCLC...... 1517 ProQuest...... 1903 Publishers Weekly...... 1341 Computers & Peripheral Equipment Recorded Books...... 1951 Raha Books ...... 940 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 ReferenceUSA...... 721 StackMap...... 2243 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Rittenhouse Book Distributors & R2 Digital Library...... 1761A TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 Contex Americas...... 1059 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural CD-ROM Heritage ...... 921 S&P Global Market Intelligence . . . . 618 Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). . .804 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 SimplyMap...... 775 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 HP, Inc...... 869 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 LexisNexis...... 2103 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 Third Iron...... 956 ITC Systems ...... 712 Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Computer Software Kore Design, LLC...... 2270 Tutor.com ...... 1510 Atlas Systems...... 1518 LEID Products...... 1060 voxgov...... 812 AtoZdatabases...... 916 Lenovo...... 615 Wolters Kluwer...... 1121 BiblioCommons Inc...... 1275 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 World Book Inc...... 1017 Bibliotheca...... 1551 Ristech Company, Inc...... 1564 WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 631 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Zoobean...... 2202 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 Senor Tech...... 462 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Database Preparation Tech Logic...... 1475 ByWater Solutions LLC...... 568 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 CASSIE ...... 714 Brodart Co...... 1717 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Contex Americas...... 1059 Database Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Library Systems & ABC-CLIO...... 827 Data Planet...... 816 Services, LLC (LSSI)...... 1138

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258 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Library Technologies Inc...... 707 Electronic Imaging Systems D-Tech International USA...... 745 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 +ImageNet Consulting...... 974 EnvisionWare...... 1941 Media Flex - OPALS ...... 958 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 Index Data ...... 1144 Contex Americas...... 1059 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 Digitization The Crowley Company...... 1061 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 +ImageNet Consulting...... 974 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural LEID Products...... 1060 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Heritage ...... 921 Librarica, LLC...... 714 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 Library of Congress...... 1917 Business Expert Press...... 1542 IImage Retrieval, Inc...... 2151 Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 Contex Americas...... 1059 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 The Crowley Company...... 1061 REACH...... 454 OCLC...... 1517 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Scannx, Inc...... 1274 P.V. Supa, Inc...... 1075 Heritage ...... 921 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Ristech Company, Inc...... 1564 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 East View Information Services. . . . 1538 Schedule3W/Medianet Dymaxion. . . 709 FamilySearch...... 2075 Information Superhighway StackMap...... 2243 IImage Retrieval, Inc...... 2151 AtoZdatabases...... 916 Tech Logic...... 1475 Internet Archive ...... 1590 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Kono Inc...... 1045 Brodart Co...... 1717 Library Cards LYRASIS...... 637 FamilySearch...... 2075 D-Tech International USA...... 745 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 Kono Inc...... 1045 ITC Systems ...... 712 Northern Micrographics Inc...... 874 LexisNexis...... 2103 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Numilog...... 941 NewsBank, Inc...... 619 Office of Minority Health The New York Times...... 1219 Literacy Resource Center...... 817 StackMap...... 2243 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 BattleQuestions.com...... 890 Ristech Company, Inc...... 1564 Integrated Library Systems Better World Books ...... 975 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 AtoZdatabases...... 916 Bright Write, LLC...... 2207 ST Imaging...... 620 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 Capstone...... 1321 Warren Associates...... 444 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 YBP...... 1526 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Library of Congress...... 1917 Brodart Co...... 1717 Lorito Books...... 1474 Document Delivery Systems ByWater Solutions LLC...... 568 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 1science...... 2335 Copyright Clearance Center...... 703 ProQuest...... 1903 CoLibri Systems North America, Inc. . .1216 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Copyright Clearance Center...... 703 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT Equinox Software, Inc...... 1175 SFWA, Inc...... 2353 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Star Bright Books...... 1217 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 ITC Systems ...... 712 Treetop Publishing Inc./Bare Books. . . 519 ITC Systems ...... 712 iTeam Resources, Inc...... 742 Konica Minolta Business Solutions LEID Products...... 1060 Magnetic Stripe Cards USA, Inc...... 1074 Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 D-Tech International USA...... 745 LEID Products...... 1060 Mitinet...... 2369 ITC Systems ...... 712 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 iTeam Resources, Inc...... 742 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 REACH...... 454 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Telelift...... 774 Schedule3W/Medianet Dymaxion. . . 709 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 TIND Technologies...... 528 Media Management Artstor ...... 902 Electronic Document Delivery TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 Bibliotheca...... 1551 Atlas Systems...... 1518 Library Automated Systems Brodart Co...... 1717 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Contex Americas...... 1059 Bibliotheca...... 1551 EnvisionWare...... 1941 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 The MediaPreserve...... 838 ITC Systems ...... 712 Brodart Co...... 1717 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 CASSIE ...... 714 Schedule3W/Medianet Dymaxion. . . 709 Numilog...... 941 CoLibri Systems North America, Inc. . .1216 Project MUSE...... 1058 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Micrographic Equipment Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Heritage ...... 921 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 The Crowley Company...... 1061 Indus International, Inc...... 1053

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 259 Konica Minolta Business Solutions StackMap...... 2243 Equinox Software, Inc...... 1175 USA, Inc...... 1074 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 Geographic Research, Inc...... 775 ST Imaging...... 620 Growing Minds LLC...... 471 Reference Systems Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Microsystems Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 The Crowley Company...... 1061 FamilySearch...... 2075 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 Mergent, Inc...... 969 Multimedia LexisNexis...... 2103 Niche Academy...... 1761L Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Libib ...... 1761F OCLC...... 1517 BiblioBoard...... 439 Library of Congress...... 1917 ProQuest...... 1903 Ideas Roadshow...... 2144 Library Systems & ReferenceUSA...... 721 Services, LLC (LSSI)...... 1138 Kono Inc...... 1045 Third Iron...... 956 Mango Languages...... 551 Library Video Company...... 2153 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Magnolia Pictures ...... 732 Retro Conversion Mergent, Inc...... 969 Recorded Books...... 1951 Brodart Co...... 1717 Morningstar ...... 1512 The SockKids...... 1989 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 NewsBank, Inc...... 619 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration RFID The New York Times...... 1219 Services ...... 808 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Niche Academy...... 1761L Voccell, Inc...... 861 Bibliotheca...... 1551 NOAA Scijinks...... 2134 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Networking Pronunciator Language Learning. . . .730 D-Tech International USA...... 745 AASL / ALSC...... 719 REACH...... 454 EnvisionWare...... 1941 LYRASIS...... 637 ReferenceUSA...... 721 Library Systems & Space Science Institute...... 2162 Services, LLC (LSSI)...... 1138 ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Online Search Services mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 S&P Global Market Intelligence . . . . 618 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 P.V. Supa, Inc...... 1075 SimplyMap...... 775 Copyright Clearance Center...... 703 Tech Logic...... 1475 Springshare ...... 562 FamilySearch...... 2075 StackMap...... 2243 Follett ...... 1021 Serials/ACQ Systems Thomson Reuters...... 1703 Global Access...... 1793 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 voxgov...... 812 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Equinox Software, Inc...... 1175 World Book Inc...... 1017 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 ProQuest...... 1903 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 Kono Inc...... 1045 Technical Information BOOKS, PERIODICALS, LexisNexis...... 2103 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural DOCUMENTS LibraryThing...... 2013 Heritage ...... 921 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Mergent, Inc...... 969 ADA Information Today, Inc...... 960 OpinionArchives...... 1540 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 ProQuest...... 1903 Freedom Scientific...... 463 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 ReferenceUSA...... 721 Library of Congress...... 1917 StackMap...... 2243 International Monetary Fund...... 803 Third Iron...... 956 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Alternative Books Thomson Reuters...... 1703 National Information Standards BookExpo America (BEA)...... 1440 Organization (NISO)...... 1544 Wiley...... 909 Central Recovery Press...... 2227 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Wolters Kluwer...... 1121 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 World Book Inc...... 1017 Web Products Image Comics...... 502 1science...... 2335 Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2017 OPAC AtoZdatabases...... 916 Nobrow Press & Flying Eye Books. . . 2227 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 BattleQuestions.com...... 890 Oni Press...... 502 BCI Libraries...... 847 BiblioBoard...... 439 BiblioCommons Inc...... 1275 Antiquarian BiblioCommons Inc...... 1275 Brodart Co...... 1717 Better World Books ...... 975 Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 NewsBank, Inc...... 619 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Equinox Software, Inc...... 1175 CHOICE...... 1147 Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 Art Books CLCD, LLC (Children’s Literature ABRAMS The Art of Books...... 1226 Libib ...... 1761F Comprehensive Database)...... 1051 AMALIVRE...... 1044 Library of Congress...... 1917 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Black Salt Press...... 989 Office of Minority Health Counting Opinions (SQUIRE) Ltd. . . . 2146 Resource Center...... 817 Cameron + Company (distributed by The Crowley Company...... 1061 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT EXHIBITOR Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213

260 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy...... 1042 Harlequin Enterprises ...... 1412 World Book Inc...... 1017 Dark Horse Comics ...... 2329 HarperCollins Publishers...... 1403 WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 631 Drawn & Quarterly...... 505 Hoover Institution Press ...... 904 Erasmus Boekhandel BV...... 1043 The Horn Book...... 1345 Business Books Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen Houghton Mifflin Harcourt...... 1435 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 House of Anansi Press. (dist. by Books24x7, A SkillSoft Company. . . 2259 Image Comics...... 502 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Brodart Co...... 1717 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Icon Books (distributed by Business Expert Press...... 1542 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Emery-Pratt Company ...... 1117 Inhabit Media Inc...... 2163 IGI Global ...... 602 Euromonitor International...... 2136 Kono Inc...... 1045 Image Comics...... 502 Grey House Publishing...... 1910 NBM/Papercutz...... 507 Independent Publishers Group (IPG). .2165 IBPA...... 2059 Oni Press...... 502 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 OpenEdition...... 906 Information Today, Inc...... 960 Kono Inc...... 1045 Sterling Publishing Co. Inc...... 1445 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 Macmillan...... 2115 Thom & Kambrea Pratt/Artist Alley . . .406 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Mergent, Inc...... 969 VIZ Media...... 503 International Monetary Fund...... 803 The New York Times...... 1219 IOP Publishing ...... 2107 Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. . . . 1727 Books/Periodicals Kensington Publishing...... 2126 Skyhorse Publishing, Inc...... 2236 ABC-CLIO...... 827 Kono Inc...... 1045 Thomas Nelson Publishers...... 1413 ABRAMS The Art of Books...... 1226 Legato Publishers Group. . . . 2212, 2213 W. W. Norton & Company ...... 2027 American Psychological Association. . 1743 Library Juice Academy...... 1190 World Bank Publications...... 802 Anaphora Literary Press ...... 589 Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2017 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 Lonely Planet...... 1316 CD-ROM Basch Subscriptions Inc., Macmillan...... 2115 Bound to Stay Bound Books. . . . . 1502 A Prenax Company...... 1789 McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). . .804 Black Salt Press...... 989 Midwest Library Service ...... 1133 Library Video Company...... 2153 Bloomsbury Publishing...... 705 New Urban Distributors/Everbooks . .1067E Mergent, Inc...... 969 Boyds Mills Press and New World Library (dist. by Oxford University Press...... 1451 Highlights Press...... 1336 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc...... 1489 Brill...... 610 Nobrow Press & Flying Eye Books. . . 2227 Brodart Co...... 1717 Nomad Press (dist. by Legato/PGW). . .2212, Children’s Books Cambridge University Press...... 903 2213 AASL / ALSC...... 719 Cameron + Company (distributed Orange County Library System. . . . 1139 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 by Publishers Group West) . . . 2212, 2213 Other Press...... 2334 ABRAMS The Art of Books...... 1226

Central Recovery Press...... 2227 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT Owlkids Books (dist. by Publishers Albert Whitman and Company . . . . 2045 CoLibri Systems North America, Inc. . .1216 Group West)...... 2212, 2213 American Psychological Association. . 1743 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Oxford University Press...... 1451 Anaphora Literary Press ...... 589 Consortium Book Sales & Distribution. 2227 Peachtree Publishers...... 2039 Andrews McMeel Publishing. . . . . 1206 Cornell Lab Publishing Group Penguin Random House...... 2302 (distributed by Legato/PGW). . .2212, 2213 Annick Press (distributed by Pisgah Press...... 691 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Crooked Lane Books Project MUSE...... 1058 (distributed by Legato/PGW). . .2212, 2213 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Publishers Group West (PGW). . 2212, 2213 De Gruyter, Inc...... 711 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 Puvill Libros S.A...... 1046 Demco...... 1002 BiblioBoard...... 439 Quarto Publishing Group USA. . . . .1575 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 Bloomsbury Children’s Books. . . . .2110 The Reference Shelf...... 1593 East View Information Services. . . . 1538 BookExpo America (BEA)...... 1440 Red Wheel/Weiser...... 1318 ECW Press Bound to Stay Bound Books. . . . . 1502 (distributed by Legato/PGW). . .2212, 2213 The RoadRunner Press...... 788 Boyds Mills Press and e-ImageData Corp...... 959 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Highlights Press...... 1336 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Seven Stories Press...... 2338 Cameron + Company (distributed by Publishers Group West) . . . 2212, 2213 Emery-Pratt Company ...... 1117 Smithsonian Books...... 2332 Candlewick Press...... 1459 Faber & Faber (distributed by Sounds True...... 2154 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Sterling Publishing Co. Inc...... 1445 Capstone...... 1321 Firefly Books...... 1320 Thomas Nelson Publishers...... 1413 Cat Farris/Artist Alley...... 414 Foreword Reviews ...... 2343 Top Reads Publishing, LLC ...... 590 Charlesbridge Publishing...... 2043 Galaxy Press...... 2337 Tor/Forge Books...... 2114 Children’s Plus, Inc...... 1313 Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen Tundra Books...... 2331 Child’s Play...... 1215 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 Tyndale House Publishers...... 2168 Chronicle Books...... 1203 Groundwood Books (dist. by W. W. Norton & Company ...... 2027 Cinco Puntos Press ...... 2227 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Workman Publishing...... 1340 Clavis Books Grove Atlantic, Inc. (dist. by (distributed by Legato/PGW). . .2212, 2213 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 World Bank Publications...... 802

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 261 CLCD, LLC (Children’s Literature Oni Press...... 502 Raha Books ...... 940 Comprehensive Database)...... 1051 Orca Book Publishers...... 1202 Shadow Mountain ...... 2250 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Owlkids Books (dist. by Publishers Simon & Schuster, Inc...... 1302 Consortium Book Sales & Distribution. 2227 Group West)...... 2212, 2213 Sterling Publishing Co. Inc...... 1445 Crabtree Publishing Company. . . . .2111 Peachtree Publishers...... 2039 Time Inc. Books...... 1431 Creston Books (dist. by Publishers Penguin Random House...... 2302 W. W. 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262 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Galaxy Press...... 2337 Beijing Superstar Co., Ltd...... 938 Lynda.com ...... 659 Gale, Cengage Learning ...... 1503 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 LYRASIS...... 637 The Great American Poetry Show. . . 2170 Brill...... 610 Mango Languages...... 551 Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 Business Expert Press...... 1542 MarketLine...... 460 Harlequin Enterprises ...... 1412 Cambridge University Press...... 903 McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 The Horn Book...... 1345 Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy...... 1042 Mergent, Inc...... 969 Ideas Roadshow...... 2144 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Morgan & Claypool Publishers . . . . 1289 IGI Global ...... 602 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Morningstar ...... 1512 Independent Publishers Group (IPG). .2165 Education Week...... 576 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 Infobase Learning ...... 935 IOP Publishing ...... 2107 New York Philharmonic Leon Levy Information Today, Inc...... 960 JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R...... 963 Digital Archives...... 1091 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Kono Inc...... 1045 NewsBank, Inc...... 619 Internet Archive ...... 1590 LexisNexis...... 2103 The New York Times...... 1219 IOP Publishing ...... 2107 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 Niche Academy...... 1761L JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R...... 963 The New York Times...... 1219 OpenEdition...... 906 Jump! ...... 2130 OpenEdition...... 906 OpinionArchives...... 1540 Kensington Publishing...... 2126 OpinionArchives...... 1540 Orange County Library System. . . . 1139 Kono Inc...... 1045 ProQuest...... 1903 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 Lee & Low Books...... 1469 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Psychotherapy.net...... 912 Lerner Publishing Group...... 1351 Third Iron...... 956 Recorded Books...... 1951 Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2017 Thomson Reuters...... 1703 Rittenhouse Book Distributors & R2 Digital Library...... 1761A Lonely Planet...... 1316 Wiley...... 909 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 LYRASIS...... 637 World Bank Publications...... 802 Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. . . . 1727 Macmillan...... 2115 World Book Inc...... 1017 Space Science Institute...... 2162 Mason Crest...... 1309 WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 631 Third Iron...... 956 McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 Thomson Reuters...... 1703 Morgan & Claypool Publishers . . . . 1289 Electronic Resources Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Numilog...... 941 1science...... 2335 Tutor.com ...... 1510 ODILO...... 451 ABC-CLIO...... 827 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. . 807 OpenEdition...... 906 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 Wiley...... 909 OverDrive, Inc...... 651 Accessible Archives, Inc...... 612 World Bank Publications...... 802 Peachtree Publishers...... 2039 Adam Matthew...... 1568 World Book Inc...... 1017 Perma-Bound Books ...... 1427 Alexander Street...... 1116 WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 631 Pisgah Press...... 691 Artstor...... 902

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264 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Seven Stories Press...... 2338 Brodart Co...... 1717 The New Press...... 2238 Skyhorse Publishing, Inc...... 2236 Cinco Puntos Press ...... 2227 Other Press...... 2334 Soho Press...... 2326 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Perma-Bound Books ...... 1427 Voya- Teacher Librarian...... 2150 Crooked Lane Books Pisgah Press...... 691 W. W. Norton & Company ...... 2027 (distributed by Legato/PGW). . .2212, 2213 Shadow Mountain ...... 2250 Galaxy Press...... 2337 Sourcebooks...... 2033 Medical Books Grove Atlantic, Inc. (dist. by Sterling Publishing Co. Inc...... 1445 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Brodart Co...... 1717 Time Inc. 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266 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Nobrow Press & Flying Eye Books. . . 2227 BookExpo America (BEA)...... 1440 The RoadRunner Press...... 788 Top Reads Publishing, LLC ...... 590 Bound to Stay Bound Books. . . . . 1502 Rosen Publishing...... 1360 World Bank Publications...... 802 Brodart Co...... 1717 Scholastic Inc...... 1236 World Book Inc...... 1017 Candlewick Press...... 1459 School Library Journal...... 1345 Children’s Plus, Inc...... 1313 Seven Stories Press...... 2338 Sports & Fitness Cinco Puntos Press ...... 2227 Shadow Mountain ...... 2250 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Simon & Schuster, Inc...... 1302 Black Salt Press...... 989 Consortium Book Sales & Distribution. .2227 Skyhorse Publishing, Inc...... 2236 Cameron + Company (distributed by Contex Americas...... 1059 Soho Press...... 2326 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Creston Books (dist. by Sourcebooks...... 2033 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc...... 1489 Crabtree Publishing Company. . . . .2111 Diamond Book Distributors...... 502 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 Harlequin Enterprises ...... 1412 Disney - Hyperion...... 1350 Thomas Nelson Publishers...... 1413 IBPA...... 2059 Eerdmans Books for Young Readers . .1230 Tor/Forge Books...... 2114 Library Video Company...... 2153 Follett ...... 1021 Tundra Books...... 2331 Publishers Weekly...... 1341 Foreword Reviews ...... 2343 Voya- Teacher Librarian...... 2150 Sterling Publishing Co. Inc...... 1445 Galaxy Press...... 2337 Workman Publishing...... 1340 Time Inc. Books...... 1431 Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 World Book Inc...... 1017 Groundwood Books (dist. by Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink. . . . .1409 Technical Books Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 Harlequin Enterprises ...... 1412 Books24x7, A SkillSoft Company. . . 2259 Holiday House ...... 2019 EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE, Brodart Co...... 1717 The Horn Book...... 1345 SUPPLIES Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt...... 1435 Emery-Pratt Company ...... 1117 IBPA...... 2059 Archival Products Information Today, Inc...... 960 Image Comics...... 502 Alexander Street...... 1116 McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 Independent Publishers Group (IPG). .2165 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 Midwest Library Service ...... 1133 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 Springer ...... 1931 Inhabit Media Inc...... 2163 Brodart Co...... 1717 World Bank Publications...... 802 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 CoLibri Systems North America, Inc. . .1216 Jeremy Whitley/Artist Alley ...... 405 Travel Books Contex Americas...... 1059 Junior Library Guild ...... 1345 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 The Crowley Company...... 1061 Kensington Publishing...... 2126 Brodart Co...... 1717 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Lee & Low Books...... 1469 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Heritage ...... 921 Legato Publishers Group. . . . 2212, 2213 Harlequin Enterprises ...... 1412 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT Lerner Publishing Group...... 1351 Independent Publishers Group (IPG). .2165 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Little, Brown Books for Young Readers. . 1418 Kono Inc...... 1045 Estey/Tennsco...... 826 Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2017 Lonely Planet...... 1316 Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen Macmillan...... 2115 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 Perseus Books...... 2226 Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group . 2118 LYRASIS...... 637 W. W. Norton & Company ...... 2027 Mason Crest...... 1309 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Web Publishing National Geographic ...... 2328 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 Kono Inc...... 1045 Nobrow Press & Flying Eye Books. . . 2227 Project MUSE...... 1058 MarketLine...... 460 Nomad Press ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 (dist. by Legato/PGW) . . . . . 2212, 2213 The New York Times...... 1219 ST Imaging...... 620 Oni Press...... 502 PressReader...... 1761K Warren Associates...... 444 Oops Comic Adventure ...... 408 Springshare ...... 562 Orca Book Publishers...... 1202 Binders World Book Inc...... 1017 Other Press...... 2334 Demco...... 1002 Young Adult Books Owlkids Books (dist. by Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 ABC-CLIO...... 827 Oxford University Press...... 1451 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 Book Scanner Peachtree Publishers...... 2039 ABRAMS The Art of Books...... 1226 BMI Digital ReeL...... 968 Penguin Random House...... 2302 Action Lab...... 502 FamilySearch...... 2075 Pisgah Press...... 691 Albert Whitman and Company . . . . 2045 ST Imaging...... 620 Publisher Spotlight...... 2239 Annick Press (distributed by Publishers Group West). . . . .2212, 2213 Publishers Group West (PGW). . 2212, 2213 Bookmobiles Publishers Weekly...... 1341 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 Raha Books ...... 940 Atlantic Publishing...... 1491 Farber Specialty Vehicles...... 643 Rainbow Book Company...... 1375 BiblioBoard...... 439 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Bloomsbury Children’s Books. . . . .2110 Ripley Entertainment, Inc...... 1312

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 267 Copiers LYRASIS...... 637 Brodart Co...... 1717 +ImageNet Consulting...... 974 The Marvel Group Inc...... 733 CASSIE ...... 714 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Demco...... 1002 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Nienkämper Furniture...... 539 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Palmieri Furniture Ltd...... 851 EnvisionWare...... 1941 Randolph Rose Collection...... 1035 Librarica, LLC...... 714 Display Cases/Fixtures/Systems Spectrum Industries Inc...... 559 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 BCI Libraries...... 847 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 Biblomodel...... 2055 USI...... 1076 Shelving Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 Voccell, Inc...... 861 BCI Libraries...... 847 D-Tech International USA...... 745 VS America...... 569 Biblomodel...... 2055 LEID Products...... 1060 Worden Company...... 2145 Library Bureau Steel ...... 1761I Library Bureau Steel ...... 1761I Library Design Systems, Inc...... 1057 Library Design Systems, Inc...... 1057 Library Store/Promotional Products MJ Industries Inc...... 710 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 Palmieri Furniture Ltd...... 851 Palmieri Furniture Ltd...... 851 Demco...... 1002 Spacesaver Corporation ...... 1265 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 StackMap...... 2243 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Voccell, Inc...... 861 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Electronic Library Kiosk Mobile Storage Bibliotheca...... 1551 Demco...... 1002 Sign Systems Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E Library Bureau Steel ...... 1761I Biblomodel...... 2055 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Library Design Systems, Inc...... 1057 Brodart Co...... 1717 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 MJ Industries Inc...... 710 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Demco...... 1002 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Palmieri Furniture Ltd...... 851 REACH...... 454 EnvisionWare...... 1941 Spacesaver Corporation ...... 1265 StackMap...... 2243 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 Telelift...... 774 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 LEID Products...... 1060 William B. Meyer Inc...... 746 Voccell, Inc...... 861 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Photo ID Systems Signs Interior/Exterior/Systems Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 REACH...... 454 Environmental Products Posters StackMap...... 2243 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Demco...... 1002 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 Jamie Noguchi/Artist Alley...... 407 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Furniture/Equipment/Supplies King Northern Publishing ...... 891 AGATI Furniture...... 833 Publisher Spotlight...... 2239 Storage Systems BCI Libraries...... 847 BCI Libraries...... 847 Biblomodel...... 2055 Puzzles and Games Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 Big Cozy Books...... 2164 ALA Games & Gaming Round Table. . . 521 Clancy Relocation and Logistics. . . . 688 Birchard CO/EZDrop ...... 717 ALA Games & Gaming Round Table— D-Tech International USA...... 745 Gaming Lounge ...... 527 Bright Write, LLC...... 2207 LEID Products...... 1060 Boyds Mills Press and Brodart Co...... 1717 Highlights Press...... 1336 Library Bureau Steel ...... 1761I Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 Charlesbridge Publishing...... 2043 Library Design Systems, Inc...... 1057 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Demco...... 1002 Eavesdropping on the Cosmos, LLC. . 2170 Palmieri Furniture Ltd...... 851 D-Tech International USA...... 745 The Great American Poetry Show. . . 2170 Spacesaver Corporation ...... 1265 e-ImageData Corp...... 959 KaBOOM! ...... 857 Telelift...... 774 Eustis Chair...... 1522 Nobrow Press & Flying Eye Books. . . 2227 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.. . .2131 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 William B. Meyer Inc...... 746 Huggmee Chair Co., LLC ...... 1263 Treetop Publishing Inc./Bare Books. . . 519 Traffic Counters Integra Seating...... 2358 Voccell, Inc...... 861 BCI Libraries...... 847 Keebee Play...... 2155 Word Winder, Inc...... 518 KI...... 1167 Bibliotheca...... 1551 Kore Design, LLC...... 2270 Rubber Stamps D-Tech International USA...... 745 LEID Products...... 1060 Voccell, Inc...... 861 EnvisionWare...... 1941 Library Bureau Steel ...... 1761I mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 Library Design Systems, Inc...... 1057 Security Systems The Library Store Inc...... 830 Bibliotheca...... 1551

EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT EXHIBITOR Bintec Library Services Inc...... 1761E

268 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION PROGRAMS Library Journal...... 1345 Database Preparation Library Video Company...... 2153 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Children’s Rooms Programs Queens Library...... 1262 Brodart Co...... 1717 School Library Journal...... 1345 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 D-Tech International USA...... 745 MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Clothing and Jewelry Movie Licensing USA...... 645 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Disaster Planning Biblomodel...... 2055 Community Programs Colleges and Universities ALA Games & Gaming Round Table. . . 521 East View Information Services. . . . 1538 1science...... 2335 ALA Games & Gaming Round Table— Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Gaming Lounge ...... 527 LYRASIS...... 637 AtoZdatabases...... 916 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Center for Cyber Safety Facilities Management and Education ...... 2135 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Bibliotheca...... 1551 The Harry Potter Alliance...... 2211 Counting Opinions (SQUIRE) Ltd. . . . 2146 EnvisionWare...... 1941 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.. . .2131 Office of Minority Health Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 Library Systems & Resource Center...... 817 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.. . .2131 Services, LLC (LSSI)...... 1138 Scripps National Spelling Bee. . . . .2340 Infobase Learning ...... 935 StackMap...... 2243 Informa...... 611 Federal Government Services MarketLine...... 460 SERVICES Library of Congress...... 1917 Midwest Library Service ...... 1133 Lynda.com ...... 659 Morgan & Claypool Publishers . . . . 1289 Architects MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Oni Press...... 502 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 MarketLine...... 460 OpenEdition...... 906 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Office of Minority Health Project MUSE...... 1058 Resource Center...... 817 Associations Psychotherapy.net...... 912 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Black Caucus of ALA, Inc. (BCALA). . . 674 REACH...... 454 Services ...... 808 Counting Opinions (SQUIRE) Ltd. . . . 2146 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. . 807 Music Library Association...... 1159 Springshare ...... 562 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 Financial Information Provider Book Wholesalers Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Actrace, LLC...... 1189 University of North Texas College of Global Financial Data...... 1131 Bound to Stay Bound Books. . . . . 1502 Information...... 1155 MarketLine...... 460 Children’s Plus, Inc...... 1313 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. . .1160 Mergent, Inc...... 969 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Morningstar ...... 1512 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT Diamond Book Distributors...... 502 voxgov...... 812 S&P Global Market Intelligence . . . . 618 Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen Thomson Reuters...... 1703 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 Consultants Ingram Content Group...... 1359 BCI Libraries...... 847 Foreign Book Dealers Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 D-Tech International USA...... 745 AMALIVRE...... 1044 Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2017 Geographic Research, Inc...... 775 Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy...... 1042 Midwest Library Service ...... 1133 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.. . .2131 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Puvill Libros S.A...... 1046 Library Systems & Erasmus Boekhandel BV...... 1043 Services, LLC (LSSI)...... 1138 Rittenhouse Book Distributors & Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen R2 Digital Library...... 1761A LYRASIS...... 637 International Book Company Ltd.. . . .945 Seatales Publishing Company. . . . .1991 MarketLine...... 460 HARRASSOWITZ...... 1038 Tech Logic...... 1475 Kono Inc...... 1045 Book/Audio Leasing William B. Meyer Inc...... 746 Latin American Book Store Brodart Co...... 1717 Academic Publications from Midwest Library Service ...... 1133 Database Conversions Latin America and Spain...... 946 Recorded Books...... 1951 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Puvill Libros S.A...... 1046 Brodart Co...... 1717 Raha Books ...... 940 Careers D-Tech International USA...... 745 AAAS Science & Technology Policy e-Libro Corporation ...... 1534 Fellowships...... 1020 Library Systems & Allzone Digital Services Inc...... 777 Services, LLC (LSSI)...... 1138 Assocaition for Library and Information MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Orlando’s first municipal Services (ALISE)...... 1150 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 library began with a 12,000 AtoZdatabases...... 916 volume donation from Charles Northern Micrographics Inc...... 874 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 L. Albertson, within a year they TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 had expanded to 30,000 books.

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 269 Foreign Publishers Preservation Services Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Allzone Digital Services Inc...... 777 India For Everyone...... 940 The Crowley Company...... 1061 Better World Books ...... 975 Informa...... 611 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Counting Opinions (SQUIRE) Ltd. . . . 2146 Kono Inc...... 1045 Heritage ...... 921 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 Latin American Book Store LYRASIS...... 637 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Academic Publications from The MediaPreserve...... 838 Heritage ...... 921 Latin America and Spain...... 946 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 e-ImageData Corp...... 959 Lorito Books...... 1474 Northern Micrographics Inc...... 874 Faculty of 1000 ...... 908 MarketLine...... 460 Preservation Week / ALCTS...... 1781 Freedom Scientific...... 463 ODILO...... 451 ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.. . .2131 OpenEdition...... 906 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Lynda.com ...... 659 Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. . . . 1727 TIND Technologies...... 528 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 Raha Books ...... 940 Fundraising Promotional Materials The Reference Shelf...... 1593 Better World Books ...... 975 Horror Writers Association...... 2138 ReferenceUSA...... 721 Foundation Center...... 2142 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 StackMap...... 2243 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 The Reference Shelf...... 1593 Zoobean...... 2202 LexisNexis...... 2103 Soho Press...... 2326 Office of Minority Health Small Press Work Resource Center...... 817 Reading Promotion Foreword Reviews ...... 2343 Authors ‘Round the South (ARTS). . . 1137 Interlibrary Loan Services Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 Chicago One Stop/Browser Display . . 1713 Atlas Systems...... 1518 Horror Writers Association...... 2138 Counting Opinions (SQUIRE) Ltd. . . . 2146 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 Oops Comic Adventure ...... 408 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 Brodart Co...... 1717 Top Reads Publishing, LLC ...... 590 Junior Library Guild ...... 1345 Copyright Clearance Center...... 703 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Subscription Service The Crowley Company...... 1061 Library Journal...... 1345 Accessible Archives, Inc...... 612 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 Library of Congress...... 1917 AMALIVRE...... 1044 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 LibraryThing...... 2013 AtoZdatabases...... 916 OCLC...... 1517 SFWA, Inc...... 2353 Basch Subscriptions Inc., Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Treetop Publishing Inc./Bare Books. . . 519 A Prenax Company...... 1789 ST Imaging...... 620 Books24x7, A SkillSoft Company. . . 2259 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. . 807 Scanning/Digital Imaging Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Business Expert Press...... 1542 Landscaping Contex Americas...... 1059 Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy...... 1042 Randolph Rose Collection...... 1035 The Crowley Company...... 1061 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Workman Publishing...... 1340 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural East View Information Services. . . . 1538 Heritage ...... 921 Library Promotion HARRASSOWITZ...... 1038 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 Junior Library Guild ...... 1345 Infobase Learning ...... 935 IImage Retrieval, Inc...... 2151 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Informa...... 611 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 Library Journal...... 1345 Ingram Content Group...... 1359 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 Niche Academy...... 1761L Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 Northern Micrographics Inc...... 874 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Lynda.com ...... 659 ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 Magazine Subscription Service Agency. . 534 Moving Companies Scannx, Inc...... 1274 MarketLine...... 460 Clancy Relocation and Logistics. . . . 688 ST Imaging...... 620 The New York Times...... 1219 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.. . .2131 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Psychotherapy.net...... 912 Library Design Systems, Inc...... 1057 Warren Associates...... 444 Recorded Books...... 1951 William B. Meyer Inc...... 746 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 Seminars & Conferences Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Birchard CO/EZDrop ...... 717 Online Tutoring WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 631 Brainfuse ...... 533 Black Caucus of ALA, Inc. (BCALA). . . 674 Niche Academy...... 1761L Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Technical Services Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Backstage Library Works...... 2069 Heritage ...... 921 Tutor.com ...... 1510 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 FamilySearch...... 2075 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Patron Card Mfg. Library Journal...... 1345 Heritage ...... 921 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Global Access...... 1793 Serial Dealers Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 India For Everyone...... 940 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432

EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT EXHIBITOR Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 WT Cox Information Services . . . . . 631

270 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION REACH...... 454 Academic Publications from IBPA...... 2059 StackMap...... 2243 Latin America and Spain...... 946 Library Video Company...... 2153 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 LexisNexis...... 2103 National Information Standards William B. Meyer Inc...... 746 Library Video Company...... 2153 Organization (NISO)...... 1544 Lynda.com ...... 659 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Testing Mango Languages...... 551 Library Video Company...... 2153 MarketLine...... 460 Community College Midwest Library Service ...... 1133 AGATI Furniture...... 833 Training Morgan & Claypool Publishers . . . . 1289 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Atlas Systems...... 1518 Morningstar ...... 1512 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Bibliotheca...... 1551 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Combined Book Exhibit...... 1432 Oni Press...... 502 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural OpenEdition...... 906 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Heritage ...... 921 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 D-Tech International USA...... 745 ProQuest...... 1903 Infobase Learning ...... 935 EnvisionWare...... 1941 Psychotherapy.net...... 912 Library Video Company...... 2153 Global Access...... 1793 Puvill Libros S.A...... 1046 Lynda.com ...... 659 Library Journal...... 1345 Rittenhouse Book Distributors & MarketLine...... 460 Library Juice Academy...... 1190 R2 Digital Library...... 1761A REACH...... 454 Lynda.com ...... 659 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 LYRASIS...... 637 S&P Global Market Intelligence . . . . 618 Springshare ...... 562 mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 SAGE Publishing...... 1566 StackMap...... 2243 Mother Goose on the Loose. . . . . 1591 Springshare ...... 562 Third Iron...... 956 Niche Academy...... 1761L StackMap...... 2243 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 Stallion Books ...... 2240 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Psychotherapy.net...... 912 Third Iron...... 956 World Book Inc...... 1017 REACH...... 454 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Tutor.com ...... 1510 Consortium TYPES OF LIBRARIES University of Illinois GSLIS...... 1161 1science...... 2335 University of Washington Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Information School...... 1153 IGI Global ...... 602 Academic World Bank Publications...... 802 Lynda.com ...... 659 1science...... 2335 World Book Inc...... 1017 MarketLine...... 460 ABC-CLIO...... 827 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 All Springshare ...... 562

Alexander Street...... 1116 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 StackMap...... 2243 American Psychological Association. . 1743 Counting Opinions (SQUIRE) Ltd. . . . 2146 Third Iron...... 956 Anaphora Literary Press ...... 589 The Crowley Company...... 1061 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . . . 927 Assocaition for Library and Information EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Services (ALISE)...... 1150 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 FamilySearch...... 2075 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Ideas Roadshow...... 2144 BattleQuestions.com...... 890 World Book Inc...... 1017 Library Video Company...... 2153 Bloomsbury Publishing...... 705 The MediaPreserve...... 838 Corporate Brill...... 610 Mergent, Inc...... 969 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Business Expert Press...... 1542 Mitinet...... 2369 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Cambridge University Press...... 903 Northern Micrographics Inc...... 874 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Central Recovery Press...... 2227 Orange County Library System. . . . 1139 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Pisgah Press...... 691 IGI Global ...... 602 Drexel University Online...... 1221 Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Informa...... 611 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 ST Imaging...... 620 Lynda.com ...... 659 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 Sterling Publishing Co. Inc...... 1445 MarketLine...... 460 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Tech Logic...... 1475 REACH...... 454 Emerald Group Publishing Inc...... 920 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Springshare ...... 562 Faculty of 1000 ...... 908 Third Iron...... 956 Gale, Cengage Learning ...... 1503 Association Voccell, Inc...... 861 Global Access...... 1793 AASL / ALSC...... 719 Hoover Institution Press ...... 904 American Psychological Association. . 1743 Elementary School IGI Global ...... 602 Assocaition for Library and Information ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Services (ALISE)...... 1150 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Informa...... 611 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Latin American Book Store EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 BattleQuestions.com...... 890

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 271 Big Cozy Books...... 2164 Third Iron...... 956 Library School Book Systems, Inc...... 839 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. . 807 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 Boyds Mills Press and U.S. Government Publishing Office. . . 805 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Highlights Press...... 1336 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 High School Capstone...... 1321 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Growing Minds LLC...... 471 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Galaxy Press...... 2337 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 Big Cozy Books...... 2164 Infobase Learning ...... 935 KaBOOM! ...... 857 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Library Video Company...... 2153 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Lynda.com ...... 659 Lee & Low Books...... 1469 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 MarketLine...... 460 Library Video Company...... 2153 Galaxy Press...... 2337 REACH...... 454 Lorito Books...... 1474 Gale, Cengage Learning ...... 1503 ReferenceUSA...... 721 Lynda.com ...... 659 Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 Simmons College School of Library Mason Crest...... 1309 Infobase Learning ...... 935 and Information Science...... 1157 NOAA Scijinks...... 2134 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 Syracuse University School of Oni Press...... 502 Junior Library Guild ...... 1345 Information Studies (iSchool). . . . .1158 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 REACH...... 454 Lee & Low Books...... 1469 UCLA Information Studies...... 1154 Seatales Publishing Company. . . . .1991 Lerner Publishing Group...... 1351 University of North Texas College of Information...... 1155 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Library Video Company...... 2153 University of Washington Voccell, Inc...... 861 Lynda.com ...... 659 Information School...... 1153 World Book Inc...... 1017 MarketLine...... 460 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Mason Crest...... 1309 Federal NOAA Scijinks...... 2134 Medical Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Perma-Bound Books ...... 1427 1science...... 2335 Bureau of Labor Statistics...... 2159 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 REACH...... 454 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Renaissance Learning...... 1311 Lynda.com ...... 659 Institute of Museum & Library Services . . 813 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 MarketLine...... 460 Library Video Company...... 2153 Springshare ...... 562 Office of Minority Health Lynda.com ...... 659 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Resource Center...... 817 NASA...... 1961 Voccell, Inc...... 861 REACH...... 454 REACH...... 454 World Book Inc...... 1017 Rittenhouse Book Distributors & Third Iron...... 956 R2 Digital Library...... 1761A U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Information-related Organization Third Iron...... 956 Services ...... 808 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. . 807 AtoZdatabases...... 916 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Voccell, Inc...... 861 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 Middle School Library Video Company...... 2153 Government Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 1science...... 2335 Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Office of Minority Health Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Resource Center...... 817 BattleQuestions.com...... 890 Bureau of Labor Statistics...... 2159 REACH...... 454 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Law Charlesbridge Publishing...... 2043 Federal Deposit Insurance Business Expert Press...... 1542 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Corporation (FDIC)...... 820 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Galaxy Press...... 2337 Florida Department of State Division of EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Alley. .420 Library and Information Services. . . . 811 Lynda.com ...... 659 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Galaxy Press...... 2337 MarketLine...... 460 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 Institute of Museum & Library Services . . 813 REACH...... 454 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Lenovo...... 615 Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. . . . 1727 Lee & Low Books...... 1469 Library Video Company...... 2153 StackMap...... 2243 Lerner Publishing Group...... 1351 Lynda.com ...... 659 Third Iron...... 956 Library Video Company...... 2153 MarketLine...... 460 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Lynda.com ...... 659 REACH...... 454 voxgov...... 812 Mason Crest...... 1309 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT EXHIBITOR

272 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION NOAA Scijinks...... 2134 Space Science Institute...... 2162 Galaxy Press...... 2337 Nobrow Press & Flying Eye Books. . . 2227 Voccell, Inc...... 861 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Oni Press...... 502 Lynda.com ...... 659 Perma-Bound Books ...... 1427 Other Third Iron...... 956 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 +ImageNet Consulting...... 974 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Publisher Spotlight...... 2239 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Voccell, Inc...... 861 REACH...... 454 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Renaissance Learning...... 1311 Kapco Book Protection ...... 1476 Research Library Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Library Video Company...... 2153 1science...... 2335 Skyhorse Publishing, Inc...... 2236 MarketLine...... 460 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Scripps National Spelling Bee. . . . .2340 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Workman Publishing...... 1340 SFWA, Inc...... 2353 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 World Book Inc...... 1017 Treetop Publishing Inc./Bare Books. . . 519 Faculty of 1000 ...... 908 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Infobase Learning ...... 935 Museum Informa...... 611 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Prison Library Kono Inc...... 1045 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Lynda.com ...... 659 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 MarketLine...... 460 Institute of Museum & Library Services. 813 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 Office of Minority Health Library Video Company...... 2153 Library Video Company...... 2153 Resource Center...... 817 Lynda.com ...... 659 Lynda.com ...... 659 REACH...... 454 REACH...... 454 ReferenceUSA...... 721 Public Ripley Entertainment, Inc...... 1312 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 1science...... 2335 Smithsonian Books...... 2332 ST Imaging...... 620 ABC-CLIO...... 827 Voccell, Inc...... 861 StackMap...... 2243 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Native Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 World Book Inc...... 1017 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 Bureau of Labor Statistics...... 2159 Library Video Company...... 2153 CASSIE ...... 714 Rural Lynda.com ...... 659 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Voccell, Inc...... 861 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Gale, Cengage Learning ...... 1503 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 Nonprofit Global Access...... 1793 King County Library System...... 2256 AAAS Science & Technology Policy James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Fellowships...... 1020 King County Library System...... 2256 Library Video Company...... 2153 EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT AASL / ALSC...... 719 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Lynda.com ...... 659 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Kono Inc...... 1045 REACH...... 454 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Lenovo...... 615 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Bureau of Labor Statistics...... 2159 Librarica, LLC...... 714 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Center for Cyber Safety Library Video Company...... 2153 and Education ...... 2135 Lynda.com ...... 659 School / Media Center Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Mango Languages...... 551 AASL / ALSC...... 719 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 MarketLine...... 460 ABC-CLIO...... 827 Foundation Center...... 2142 Morningstar ...... 1512 ABDO Publishing Company...... 1367 The Harry Potter Alliance...... 2211 OpenEdition...... 906 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Internet Archive ...... 1590 REACH...... 454 BattleQuestions.com...... 890 JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R...... 963 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Springshare ...... 562 Britannica Digital Learning...... 2011 Library Video Company...... 2153 StackMap...... 2243 Capstone...... 1321 Lynda.com ...... 659 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Galaxy Press...... 2337 MarketLine...... 460 Services ...... 808 Infobase Learning ...... 935 National Information Standards Voccell, Inc...... 861 KaBOOM! ...... 857 Organization (NISO)...... 1544 World Book Inc...... 1017 Library Video Company...... 2153 OpenEdition...... 906 Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink. . . . .1409 MarketLine...... 460 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . . 422 REACH...... 454 REACH...... 454 Regional System ReferenceUSA...... 721 ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 SFWA, Inc...... 2353 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Springshare ...... 562 Sisters in Crime ...... 2346 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 Smithsonian Books...... 2332 Comprise Technologies...... 2203

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 273 Voccell, Inc...... 861 ReferenceUSA...... 721 Undergraduate World Book Inc...... 1017 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 S&P Global Market Intelligence . . . . 618 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Special Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Library Video Company...... 2153 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Lynda.com ...... 659 James Lorimer & Company...... 2160 Student MarketLine...... 460 Library Video Company...... 2153 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 REACH...... 454 Lynda.com ...... 659 Bright Star Touring Theatre...... 2261 StackMap...... 2243 MarketLine...... 460 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 ReferenceUSA...... 721 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. . .1160 Third Iron...... 956 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Library Video Company...... 2153 Lynda.com ...... 659 Urban State Library MarketLine...... 460 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 REACH...... 454 Kensington Publishing...... 2126 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 Voccell, Inc...... 861 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 World Book Inc...... 1017 Lee & Low Books...... 1469 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink. . . . .1409 Library Video Company...... 2153 EBSCO Information Services. . . . . 1527 Lynda.com ...... 659 Florida Department of State Division of Tribal Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 Library and Information Services. . . . 811 eGranary Digital Library...... 591 Voccell, Inc...... 861 King Northern Publishing ...... 891 Library Video Company...... 2153 Lynda.com ...... 659 Lynda.com ...... 659 MarketLine...... 460 Office of Minority Health Morningstar ...... 1512 Resource Center...... 817 REACH...... 454 Voccell, Inc...... 861

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Observations of Conducting Observational Studies in Academic Hashtags Libraries (poster), 203 Offensive Speech, Trigger Warnings, and Other Threats #BlackLivesMatter: Documenting a Digital Protest Movement (ACRL- to Academic Freedom—What Is the Role of Academic RBMS), 130, 168 Librarians? (IFRT), 88, 132, 169 #Libraryscopes—Live Streaming in the Library: The New and Post, Tweet, Retweet, Repeat: Does Managing Facebook and Interactive Social Media Platforms (conversation starter), 105, 174 Twitter in a Small Academic Library Matter? (poster), 203 #MUGLIBRARY: A Handcrafted Experience (ignite session), 104, 167 Practical Instructional Design: Diverse Perspectives in Academic #WeHaveDiverseBooks: Coretta Scott King Award Books 2.0— Librarianship (ACRL), 119, 159 Resources and Activities, Now and Beyond, 25 Reception for Susan K. Nutter, ACRL Academic/Research Librarian of the Year, 98 Section 108 VHS Preservation: A Collaborative Database for A Due Diligence on VHS Videotapes in Academic Libraries (VRT), 122, 161 AAMES. See under Association of College and Research Libraries Shut Up and Listen: How One Academic Library Used Social (ACRL) Listening to Connect with Students and Build a Community AAP. See Association of American Publishers (AAP; UNO) (ignite session), 103, 156 AASL. See American Association of School Librarians (AASL) Student-Parents in the Academic Library (poster), 203 AASL 101, 77, 159 Taking Our Seat at the Table: How Academic Librarians Can Help ABA Program (UNO), 155 Shape the Future of Higher Education (ACRL-ULS), 130, 168 ABC-CLIO Reception (UNO), 161 Teaching the Research Process through Peer-Assisted ABOS. See Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services (ABOS) Consultations: A Transformative Model for Collaborative Inquiry-Based Learning in Academic Libraries (poster), 203 Abrams, Ingrid (PopTop Stage), 184 Technical Services Managers in Academic Libraries Interest Academic Forum: Innovation and Risk Taking in Business Academic Group (ALCTS), 152 Librarianship: Lightning Talks (RUSA-BRASS), 95, 159 Transformational and Transactional Styles: Perceptions of Academic Friends and Development Officers Discussion Group Academic Library Leadership (poster), 205 (UNITED), 153 Update on the ACRL Academic Library Trends and Statistics Academic Librarians/Libraries Survey, 170 Academic Libraries and Open Educational Resources: Update on Value of Academic Libraries Initiative (ACRL), 168 Developing Partnerships (ACRL-CJCLS), 109, 151 Value of Academic Libraries Committee Meeting (ACRL), 152 Academic Library as a Marketing Project, The: Partnering with Students and Faculty to Transform the Academic Library What Students Really Do in the Library: A Look at Four (poster), 203 Academic Libraries (poster), 203 Academic Library Services to International Students Interest Academic Outreach Committee (ACRL-ULS), 160 Group (ACRL), 26, 159 Access/Accessibility. See also under Reference and User Services Academic Library Streaming Video Revisited: Key Findings from Association (RUSA) the Follow-up Survey (VRT), 123, 162 Accessibility Information (at the ALA conference), 6, 52 Academic Library Trends and Statistics Survey Editorial Board Accessible Books for All (OITP), 24, 141–142, 174 (ACRL), 163 Circulation/Access Services Discussion Group (LLAMA-SASS), Are You Robot Ready? Assessing Telepresence Robot Adoption 169 in an Academic Library (poster), 205 Don’t Get Sued: What Librarians Are Doing to Address the Business Reference in Academic Libraries Committee Meeting Physical, Programmatic and Web-Based Accessibility Barriers (RUSA-BRASS), 161 for People with Disabilities (ASCLA President’s Program), 18, Charting Change in Academic Libraries One Position Description 28, 138, 172 at a Time (poster), 203 Easy as ABC (Accesso a Bibliografia Cientifica): Increasing Collection Development Librarians of Academic Libraries Access to Scientific Literature in Panama (poster), 204 Interest Group (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 160 Faceted Subject Access Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, Communication Super Friends, The: Powering Communication, 162 Strengthening Engagement, and Defeating Unawareness in FEAST: Future & Emerging Access Service Trends (LLAMA-SASS), an Academic Library (poster), 204 94, 118, 158 Connecting Individuals with Social Services: The Academic Graphic Novel Friday Forum—Fandom: All Access for Comics Library’s Role (ACRL), 119, 159 (ALA), 149 Creating and Sustaining Digital Scholarship Communities at One Number Equals Access: Integrating School ID Numbers with Your Academic Library (poster), 203 Public Library Accounts to Open a World of Information for Creating Space for New Media in an Academic Library: Graphic Students (conversation starter), 103, 159 Novels, Games, Social Data (poster), 204 Power of Accessibility and Efficiency, The: Harnessing Innovation and Risk Taking in Business Academic Librarianship: Interlibrary Loan Activity (poster), 204 Lightning Talks (RUSA-BRASS Academic Forum), 95, 159 Pre-Coordinate vs, Post-Coordinate Subject Access: The Pros Inter-cultural Programs and Academic Libraries: An Urban and Cons and a Real-Life Experience… (ALCTS, ALCTS- Perspective (EMIERT), 26, 97, 110–111, 153 CaMMS), 90, 143, 175 Joint Assessment in Action/Value of Academic Libraries Retreat Science Resources: Discovery & Access Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 (ACRL-STS), 98, 152 A Medium-Sized Academic Libraries Discussion Group (ACRL-CLS), Spatial Data Explorer: Providing Discovery and Access to 157 Geospatial Data at the University of Arizona (poster), 203 Mindful Librarian, The: Bringing Mindfulness to the Academic Subject and Bibliographic Access Committee Meeting (ACRL- Library (ACRL), 109, 152 ANSS), 154 Mutual Learning between Academic and Public Librarians, 93 Task Force on Conference Accessibility, 150 Numeric and Geospatial Data Services in Academic Libraries 3D Accessibility Synergy: Anchor Institutions ‘Make’ INDEX Interest Group Meeting (ACRL), 161 Opportunities for Diverse Learners (OITP), 25, 120, 160

280 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Wi-Fi Internet Access (at the ALA conference), 53, 54 Reference Publishing (RUSA-CODES), 162 Accessibility Website (ALA), 96, 171 Access to Information Committee Meeting (RUSA), 153 Advisory Council (ACRL-EBSS), 170 Universal Accessibility Interest Group (ACRL, LITA, ASCLA), 157 Advisory Group Meetings Accreditation. See also Council for the Accreditation of Educator Cataloging in Publication (UNO), 99, 156 Preparation (CAEP) Center for the Future of Libraries (ALA), 157 Accreditation Appeal Process Training (ALA), 150 Continuing Education (PLA), 167 Closer Look at Accreditation Process, Policies and Procedures, A Membership (PLA), 165 (AP3), Fourth Edition (ALA), 172 Advocacy Committee on Accreditation (COA) Meeting (ALA), 151, 163 Advocacy Coordinating Group (ACG) Meeting (ALA), 171 Fear No Evil…Institutional Accreditation (poster), 203 Committee on Library Advocacy (COLA) Meeting (ALA), 152 Shining a Light on Your Library: Showcasing Strengths When Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (ALA), 89, 168 Planning for an Institutional Accreditation Visit (poster), 205 Federal Legislative Advocacy Group (FLAG; COL), 160 Task Force on Accreditation Process and Communication (ALA), 158 Legislation and Advocacy Committee Meeting (PLA), 89, 165 TF (Task Force) on Future Context of Accreditation (ALA), 167 AFAS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Ace the Interview and Land a Librarian Job (JobLIST Placement Center), 57, 135, 171 Affiliate Assembly (AASL) ACG. See under Advocacy Leadership Conference, 97, 149 Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception (RUSA), 172 Meeting I–II, 98, 151, 163 Acquisitions Affiliate Groups (AFL) Acquisitions Committee (ALCTS-CRS), 152 AFL-ABOS (See Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services (ABOS)) Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group (ALCTS-AS), 90, 169 AFL-AILA (See American Indian Library Association (AILA)) Acquisitions Organization and Management Committee (ALCTS- AFL-APALA (See Asian Pacific American Librarians Association AS), 158 (APALA)) Acquisitions Research and Statistics Committee (ALCTS-AS), AFL-ARL (See Association of Research Libraries (ARL)) 158 AFL-BCALA (See Black Caucus of the American Library Acquisitions Technology Committee (ALCTS-AS), 158 Association (BCALA)) Continuing Resources Acquisitions Forum (ALCTS-CRS), 91, 171 AFL-Beta Phi Mu (See Beta Phi Mu) Demand Drive Acquisition (DDA) for Ebooks: A Formula for AFL-CALA (See Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA)) Assessing Best Practices (poster), 202 AFL-OLAC (See Online Audiovisual Catalogers Inc. (OLAC)) Re-Tooling Acquisitions for Lean Times (ALCTS), 127, 166 AFL-REFORMA (See National Association to Promote Library & Acquisitions Section (AS). See under Association for Library Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) (REFORMA)) ACRL. See Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) AFL-ULC (Urban Libraries Council): High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 ACRL 101, 77, 87, 151 FLA Board Meeting, 176 ACRL/SPARC Forum, 159 Joint Conference of Librarians of Color III, 161 Acronyms (key to), 82–83 Workshop on Supporting Librarians in Adding Data Literacy Action Council Meeting I–II (SRRT), 153, 171 Skills to Information Literacy Instruction, 97 Active Listening Leads to Action: Communication and Partners in the Affiliates Committee Meeting (BCALA), 157 Learning Commons, 204 Affiliates Relations Committee (ALCTS), 168 “Active Shooter!”: Library Security in an Age of Terrorism and Violence (poster), 205 Affiliates Showcase (ALCTS), 90, 123, 162 Active Shooter Policies in Libraries (ASCLA), 113, 155 AFL-CIO/ALA Labor Committee (RUSA), 155 Adams, Mark Wayne (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Africa Adapting to New Digital Technology Trends: Stretching and Flexing the Africa Program (IRC), 171 Organization with New Highly Trained Technical Personnel (LLAMA- Strategies to Grow and Sustain Libraries in Africa (ALA), 43, 136 SASS), 93, 144, 176 Afro-American Studies Librarians Section (AFAS). See under Addison, Katherine (Imagineering Interest Group (LITA)), 33 Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Addressing Digital Disconnect for Low-Income Americans (OITP), 26, Agindaasooda! (Let’s Read!): Developing Youth Programming at a 123, 162 Joint-Use Tribal Library (poster), 205 Adobe Voice. See Press Record and Show What You Learned: Using AIA. See American Institute of Architects (AIA): 2016 ALA/AIA Library Adobe Voice to Engage Students in Information Literacy Content Building Awards (poster) AILA. See American Indian Library Association (AILA) Adult Literacy through Libraries: Building a National Movement (ALA), AJL. See Association of Jewish Libraries (AJL): High Tea with MIRA 28, 88, 137, 172 Books (UNO) Adventure Driven Non-Fiction Spawns Reading and Scientific AL21C. See American Libraries for the 21st Century (AL21C; OITP) Learning! (AASL), 135, 170 ALA. See American Library Association (ALA) Advisory Board Meetings ALA/AIA Library Building Awards. See 2016 ALA/AIA Library Building American Libraries, 157 Awards (LLAMA-BES) CLASS (AASL), 148 ALA Ambassadors, 76 New Publications (ACRL), 163 ALA-APA (American Library Association–Allied Professional Advisory Committee Meetings Association) Financial (LITA), 167 Art of Asking, The: Salary Negotiation for Library Workers, 77, A HRDR, 175 93, 131, 168 INDEX MARC (UNO), 96, 153, 171, 172 Board of Directors, 149 ODLOS, 88, 150 Certification Program Committee, 157 OITP, 149, 173 Library Support Staff Certification (LSSC) Review Committee, 172 PLDS Statistical Report (PLA), 171 Salaries & Status of Library Workers, 171 Public Libraries (PLA), 89, 150 ALA Lounge (ALA Membership), 30, 32, 76

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 281 ALA Office, 54 Alliance for Association Excellence Meeting, 172 ALA Play (GAMERT), 31, 32, 94, 151 Awards Ceremony, 154 ALA Store, 46, 52 Awards Green Room, 151 Albert Whitman and Co. (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Best Apps for Teaching & Learning, 119, 159 ALCTS. See Association for Library Collections and Technical Services Best of the Best AAUP (Association of American University (ALCTS) Presses; with RUSA-CODES), 85, 125 ALCTS 101, 77, 151 Best Websites for Teaching & Learning, 122, 161 Alexander Street (UNO) Board of Directors Meeting I–III, 98, 150, 159, 175 Customer Appreciation Breakfast, 90, 163 CAEP Coordinating Committee Meeting, 148 Sessions, 99 CLASS Advisory Board (AASL), 148 Alex Award Committee (YALSA), 150, 159 CLASS Researchers, 148 ALISE Library and Information Studies Cooperative Alumni Reunion ESLS (Educators of School Librarians Section) (UNO), 78, 172 Meeting, 173 All Committee Meeting and Executive Committee (ALCTS) Write Stuff, The: Insider Publishing Tips from Editors of AS, 158 Peer-Reviewed and Practitioner Journals, 170 CaMMS, 164 Executive Committee I–II, 98, 148, 176 CMS, 164 Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 CRS, 153 Green Screen: Quick & Dirty, 122, 161 PARS, 173 ISS (Independent Schools Section) All Committee(s) Meetings Meeting, 173 AASL, 174 Social, 151 ACRL Tour, 149 ARTS, 154 Joint Intellectual Freedom Committee Meeting (with ALSC, CJCLS, 165 YALSA), 94, 169 CLS, 164 Joint Legislation Committee Meeting (with ALSC, YALSA), 99, DLS, 165 162 EBSS, 154 Joint Youth Executive Committee Meeting (with ALSC, YALSA), 99, 148 LES, 173 Knowledge Quest Editorial Board Meeting, 174 SEES, 160 Librarians Building Cultures of Inquiry and Literacy in STEM, 26, STS, 96, 98, 152 129, 167 WGSS, 154 Marketing Your Library: Developing Relationships through Public ALSC, 99, 166 Relations, 137, 171 APALA, 27, 98, 170 National Conference Committee Meeting, 168 ASCLA, 92, 171 Past President’s Luncheon, 156 EMIERT, 88, 167 President’s Program, 18, 115, 156 LIRT, 155 Reading ReKindled: Where Technology and Book Clubs Come LITA, 155 Together, 145, 176 LLAMA (all sections), 153 Retiree SIG Meeting, 188 ODLOS, 88, 150 Running on Empty? How to Go the Extra Mile, 141, 174 PLA, 165 Sharing Our Good Work: Connecting the Community Interested REFORMA, 89, 151 in Library Research, 157 RUSA Spice Up Your Library with Pura Belpré! Using Award-Winning Titles and Crafts to Engage Hispanic Children and Celebrate CODES, 156 Diversity (AASL), 28, 137, 172 ETS, 167 SPVS (Supervisors Section): Meeting, 173 HS (with Open House), 153 Standards & Guidelines Editorial Board Meeting I–II, 148 RSS (with Open House), 153 Standards & Guidelines Implementation Task Force, 168 STARS, 153 Student SIG Meeting, 171 All Discussion Meeting (ALSC), 89, 169 Teaching Civics in the School Library, 141, 174 All Division-Level Committees (LLAMA), 88, 158 Teaching World War II through the Fallen: A Cross-Curricular Alliance for Association Excellence Meeting (AASL), 172 Approach to Teaching World War II in a School Library Setting, Allied Professional Association. See ALA-APA (American Library 138–139, 173 Association–Allied Professional Association) This Is What a MakerSpace Looks Like: A Visual Perspective, All Subcommittee Meeting (IRC/IRRT), 153 135, 170 All Task Force Meeting (SRRT), 151 2016 Best Websites and Apps Revealed, 97, 157 ALSC. See Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) Unpacking ESSA for the Library Eco-System, 98, 148 ALSC 101, 77, 162 Unpacking ESSA for the School Librarian, 98, 149 Altmetrics Initiative: Supporting Altmetrics in the Community (NISO; American Dream Literacy Initiative. See Leveraging Resources to UNO), 159 Serve Adult Learners: The American Dream Literacy Initiative (ALA) Alumni reunion. See ALISE Library and Information Studies American Dream Starts @ Your Library, The: Stories from the Field Cooperative Alumni Reunion (UNO) (ALA), 26 Ambassadors (ALA), 76 American Indian Library Association (AILA) American Association of School Librarians (AASL) Executive Board Meeting, 98, 150

A AASL 101, 77, 159 General Membership Meeting, 26, 98, 168 Adventure Driven Non-Fiction Spawns Reading and Scientific Program, 152 Learning!, 135, 170 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Affiliate Assembly American Institute of Architects (AIA): 2016 ALA/AIA Library Building Leadership Conference, 97, 149 Awards, 92, 176 Meeting I–II, 98, 151, 163 American Libraries Advisory Board Meeting (ALA), 157

INDEX All Committee Meeting, 174 American Libraries for the 21st Century (AL21C; OITP), 150

282 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION American Library Association (ALA). See also ALA-APA (American Executive Board Executive Committee, 148 Library Association–Allied Professional Association) Finance & Audit Committee, 156 Accreditation Appeal Process Training, 150 IFC (See Intellectual Freedom Committee (IFC)) acronyms (key to), 82–83 IRC (See International Relations Committee (IRC)) Adult Literacy through Libraries: Building a National Movement, Labor Committee: AFL-CIO/ALA Labor Committee (with 28, 88, 137, 172 RUSA), 155 Advocacy Coordinating Group (ACG) Meeting, 171 Membership Committee Meeting, 88, 157 ALA/AIA Library Building Awards (See 2016 ALA/AIA Library Nominating Committee for the 2017 ALA Election, 152 Building Awards (LLAMA-BES)) Policy Monitoring Committee, 98, 167 ALA Store, 46, 52 Public and Cultural Programs Advisory Committee (PCPAC) Ambassadors, 76 Meeting I–II, 87, 155, 175 American Dream Starts @ Your Library, The: Stories from the Public Awareness Committee (PAC), 89, 155 Field, 26 Resolutions Committee, 98, 159 American Libraries Advisory Board Meeting, 157 Scholarship & Study Grants Committee, 160 Americas IRC Program, 141, 174 Training, Orientation, & Leadership Development (TOLD) Annual Conference Scheduler (mobile app), 49, 53 Committee, 149 Auditorium Speaker Series (See Auditorium Speaker Series Website Advisory Committee Meeting, 96, 171 (ALA)) Conceptualizing Learning through Making, 149 Award Jury Meeting, 164 Conference Program Coordinating Team, 155 Award/President’s Reception, 172 Council Award Rehearsal, 167 Council/Executive Board/Membership Information Awards Presentation and President’s Program (Diane Guerrero), Session, 79, 98, 160 10, 23, 24, 79, 171, 172 Council Forum I–III, 79, 98, 163, 173, 176 Best/Worst Comics & Manga for Adults, 85, 130, 168 Council I–III, 79, 98, 164, 173, 176 BluuBeam—Official iBeacon Provider, 41, 50 Council Orientation Committee, 98, 150 Book Buzz Theater (See Book Buzz Theater (UNO)) Incoming Committee Chair Strategic Leadership Meeting, Career Development Workshops (See JobLIST Placement 149 Center) Orientation Session for New and Reelected Councilors, 79, Center for the Future of Libraries 98, 151 Advisory Group, 157 Diverse Books from Across the Globe, 23, 112, 155 Feasibility Study as a Catalyst for Change, The, 22, 126, Diversity & Outreach Fair, 26, 37, 160 166 Division Leadership and the Budget Analysis & Review Learning with Gensler’s Approach to Community Committee, 170 Engagement, 22, 119, 160 Division Leadership Breakfast, 163 Learning with Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, 22, 143, 175 divisions of Learning with Matthew Broffman and Innovation at the AASL (See American Association of School Librarians City of Orlando, 22, 141, 174 (AASL)) Learning with the Harry Potter Alliance, 22, 135, 171 ACRL (See Association of College and Research Libraries Learning with the Raspberry Pi Foundation, 22, 116, 157 (ACRL)) Think Better: Attention in Education with Steelcase, 22, ALCTS (See Association for Library Collections and 112, 155 Technical Services (ALCTS)) Top Tools for Changemakers, 22, 130, 168 ALSC (See Association for Library Service to Children Certified Public Library Administrator Review (CPLA) Certification (ALSC)) Review Committee, 150 ASCLA (See Association of Specialized and Cooperative Chapter Councilors Forum, 98, 167 Library Agencies (ASCLA)) Chapter Leaders Forum, 92, 149 division presidents, 8 Closer Look at Accreditation Process, Policies and Procedures, A LITA (See Library and Information Technology Association (AP3), Fourth Edition, 172 (LITA)) Closing General Session featuring Jamie Lee Curtis, 12, 79, 176 LLAMA (See Library Leadership and Management committees of Association (LLAMA)) Award Committee, 152, 175 PLA (See Public Library Association (PLA)) BARC (See Budget Analysis and Review Committee (BARC; presidents’ programs (See Presidents’ Programs) ALA)) RUSA (See Reference and User Services Association Chapter Relations Committee I–II, 92, 157, 175 (RUSA)) COL (See Committee on Legislation (COL)) YALSA (See Young Adult Library Services Association Committee on Accreditation (COA) Meeting, 151, 163 (YALSA)) Committee on Archives, Libraries, and Museums (CALM) Do You Want to Plan a Conference?, 88, 123, 162 Meeting, 162 Education Assembly, 155 Committee on Diversity: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Emerging Leaders (See Emerging Leaders (ALA)) Events, 24–28 Emerging Leaders Interest Group Steering Committee, 168 Committee on Education, 152 Empower the Citizens: Copenhagen Libraries Strategy 2014– Committee on Library Advocacy (COLA) Meeting, 152 2018, 42, 92, 119, 160 Committee on Membership Meetings, 98, 150

Committee on Organization Meeting I–II, 155, 171 A

Committee on Professional Ethics I–II (COPE), 88, 150, INDEX Isabel Roberts (1871–1955), 173 who once worked with Frank Committee on Research and Statistics Meeting, 98, 168 Lloyd Wright, partnered in Committee on the Status of Women in Librarianship 1920’s Orlando with Ida Annah (COSWL), 162 Ryan (1873–1950)—the first Conference Committee Meeting, 152 woman in the nation to earn a Constitution & Bylaws Committee Meeting, 157 master’s degree in architecture.

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 283 Executive Board Office Locator & Floor Plan, 62 Executive Board Meeting I–III, 149, 175, 176 offices of members of, 7 HRDR (See Office for Human Resource Development and Expect More Workshop on Communicating the Value of Recruitment (HRDR; ALA)) Librarians, 145, 175 ODLOS (See Office for Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Exploring Learning through Making, 150 Services (ODLOS; ALA)) External Review Panel (ERP) Training, 148 Office for Intellectual Freedom: Intellectual Freedom 101, Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do!, 89, 168 77, 98, 150 Fearless Questions and Fierce Conversations: Recruiting and office services available, 54 Retaining LIS Doctoral Students of Color, 25, 88, 112, 155 OGR (See Office of Government Relations (OGR)) film program (See Now Showing @ ALA (film program)) OITP (See Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP; first-time attendee information, 76 ALA)) From Macro to Micro: How Small-Scale Digitization Can Make a PPO (See Public Programs Office (PPO; ALA)) Big Difference (ALA), 23, 126, 166 WO (See Washington Office (WO; ALA)) FTRF (See Freedom to Read Foundation (FTRF; ALA)) 140th birthday of ALA, 32 general (conference) information, 3, 52–54 Opening General Session/Ribbon Cutting, 9, 79, 151 Graphic Novel Friday Forum—Fandom: All Access for Comics, Pivot or Persevere? Creating a Framework for Successful 149 Innovation, 149 Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage (See Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage Placement Center (See JobLIST Placement Center (ALA)) (ALA)) Planning & Budget Assembly, 168 Great Stories Club Orientation Workshop—The Art of Change: Planting the Seeds: Libraries and Librarians as Change Agents Creation, Growth and Transformation, 94, 148 for Sustainability within Their Communities (with SUSTAINRT), green meeting efforts, 47 88, 89, 126, 166 How Libraries and Librarians Can Act as Community Resources PopTop Stage (See PopTop Stage (ALA)) in Building Bridges between Different Communities, 27, 43, poster sessions (See Poster Sessions) 126, 166 president’s welcome letter, 4 How the Public Grades Libraries—and Uses Libraries, 143, 175 PR Forum w/Debra Fine, Author of The Fine Art of Small Talk, IFLA 2016 Update—Columbus, 156 125–126, 166 IMLS (See Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)) Public Libraries Finding Their Place at the Heart of Civic Life in Improve Services and Create Value: Using Data to Guide Your South Korea (ALA), 43, 130, 168 Library’s Strategic Planning Process, 94, 141, 174 Publish with ALA, 87, 160 Inaugural Brunch, 12, 176 RDA Forum, 98, 155 International Council of Library Association Executives (ICLAE), RDA Tech Forum, 99, 175 92, 166 Recruitment Assembly, 174 Jean E. Coleman Memorial Library Outreach Lecture, 24, 88, Round Table Coordinating Assembly, 149 173 round tables Jim Neal Program, 157 EMIERT (See Ethnic and Multicultural Information Kitchen Table Conversations, 152, 155, 157, 160, 164, 166, Exchange Round Table (EMIERT; ALA)) 168, 171, 173, 174, 175, 176 ERT (See Exhibits Round Table (ERT; ALA)) Knight News Challenge Libraries (See Knight News Challenge FAFLRT: ECIP: The Electronic Cataloging in Publication Libraries (Knight Foundation; ALA)) Partnership Program, 94, 136, 171 Lady Liberty at the Library: Los Angeles Public Library Expands GAMERT (See Games and Gaming Round Table (GAMERT; the Welcome, 27, 94, 125, 166 ALA)) Larry Romans Memorial, 162 GLBTRT (See Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Leaders Wanted: LIS Doctoral Options Fair, 88, 115, 156 Round Table (GLBTRT; ALA)) Let’s Get Physical: Online Learning, Face-to-Face, 23, 109, 152 GODORT (See Government Documents Round Table Leveraging Resources to Serve Adult Learners: The American (GODORT; ALA)) Dream Literacy Initiative, 94, 110, 152 IFRT (See Intellectual Freedom Round Table (IFRT; ALA)) Libraries Transform: Tools and Training, 22, 116, 157 IRRT (See International Relations Round Table (IRRT; ALA)) Library Camp, 176 LearnRT (See Learning Round Table (LearnRT; ALA)) Library Champions, 23, 73 LHRT (See Library History Round Table (LHRT; ALA)) Library Games, 31, 176 LIRT (See Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT; ALA)) Library Programming and Events for Academic and School LRRT (See Library Research Round Table (LRRT; ALA)) Librarians, 94, 131, 168 LSSIRT (Library Support Staff Interests Round Table) Literacy Assembly, 88, 150 Steering Committee, 153 Literacy Inside and Out: Services to Incarcerated and Newly- MAGIRT (See Map and Geospatial Information Round Released Adults and Their Families, 94, 124, 164 Table (MAGIRT; ALA)) Lounge (ALA Membership), 30, 32, 76 NMRT (See New Members Round Table (NMRT; ALA)) Making Graphic Novels for Fun and Profit, 85, 119 RMRT (See Retired Members Round Table (RMRT; ALA)) March with Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, Nate SRRT (See Social Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT; Powell: A Celebration of NEH’s 50th Anniversary, 17, 26, 85, ALA)) 154 SUSTAINRT (See Sustainability Round Table (SUSTAINRT; Meeting of the Programming Librarian Interest Group, 89, 160 ALA)) Member Initiative Groups (See Member Initiative Groups (MIGs; VRT (See Video Round Table (VRT; ALA)) ALA)) Schneider Family Book Award Luncheon, 85, 175 A Membership Meeting, 79, 98, 162 Services to Spanish Speakers: Best Practices and Models from Membership Promotion Task Force Meeting, 160 Latin America, 27, 43, 136, 171 Mobile App Pavilion Stage (See Mobile App Pavilion Stage (ALA)) Serving Up the Subversive, 97, 116, 158 National Library of Aruba, The: Promoting, Enhancing and Spectrum Leadership Institute, 37 Embracing Green Education (with SUSTAINRT), 89, 138, 172 sponsor thanks, 72 No Room at the Library: The Ethics of Diversity, 27, 88, 131, Stellar Hands-on STEM Learning Resources from STAR_Net INDEX 168 (ALA), 28, 94, 124, 164

284 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION STEM Collaboration Share-a-Thon, 25, 97, 116–117, 158 Are You Robot Ready? Assessing Telepresence Robot Adoption in an Strategies to Grow and Sustain Libraries in Africa, 43, 136 Academic Library (poster), 205 Student Privacy: The Big Picture on Big Data, 88, 142, 174 ARL. See Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Supercharged Storytimes!, 85, 150 ARSL. See Association for Rural and Small Libraries (ARSL) Sustainable Thinking, 89, 109, 152 Artist Alley (ERT), 40, 179 Task Force on Accreditation Process and Communication, 158 Art of Asking, The: Salary Negotiation for Library Workers (ALA-APA), Task Force on Conference Accessibility, 150 77, 93, 131, 168 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Art of Change. See Great Stories Club Orientation Workshop—The Art of Change: Creation, Growth and Transformation (ALA) Telling Your Library’s Most Compelling Story, 149 Art of the Comic Program or Author Visit, The (YALSA), 95, 111, 154 TF (Task Force) on Future Context of Accreditation, 167 ARTS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries Think Fit, 47 (ACRL) Thinking Money Host Site Training Workshop, 148 Arts Section (ARTS). See under Association of College and Research 2016 East Asia & Pacific Forum, 42, 116, 157 Libraries (ACRL) Unconference, 31, 149 AS. See under Association for Library Collections and Technical From Vietnam to Syria: Refugees, Their Stories, and Needs (with Services (ALCTS) APALA), 25, 42, 113, 155 ASCLA. See Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Viewing the Earth’s Global Environment from Space: From Agencies (ASCLA) Scientific Knowledge to Societal Benefits, 139, 173 ASCLA 101, 77, 92, 155 Way to Innovate: How Three Libraries Turned Outward to Lead Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Section (AAMES). See under Change (And You Can, Too), 89, 116, 157 Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Welcome to Valhalla, 85, 112 Asian and African Materials (Committee on Cataloging; ALCTS- What’s Cooking @ ALA (See What’s Cooking @ ALA CaMMS), 28, 164 Demonstration Stage) Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) Will Eisner Graphic Novel Grants (See Will Eisner Graphic Novel All Committee Meeting, 27, 98, 170 Grants, The (ALA)) Executive Board Meeting, 98, 151 American Psychological Association (APA; UNO) Field Trip to the Orange County Regional History Center, 149 Introducing APA Style CENTRAL, 100, 171 High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 Lunch and Learn, 99, 176 Literature Awards Banquet, 26, 85, 163 Americas IRC Program (ALA), 141, 174 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 America’s Test Kitchen (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), From Vietnam to Syria: Refugees, Their Stories, and Needs (with 182 ALA), 25, 42, 113, 155 Anatomy of a Liaison Librarian: Analyzing Liaison Activities Using Asking, Listening, and Observing: Learning about Student Research Faculty Emails (poster), 203 Behaviors and Study Habits through an Ethnographic Investigation Ancient Grains (Lutz; What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), (poster), 203 182 Ask Us Anything: Copyright Open House Program (OITP), 131, 168 Anders, Charlie Jane (Imagineering Interest Group (LITA)), 33 Assessment Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction Assessment and Research Committee (LITA), 155 Celebration (RUSA), 58, 86, 163 Assessment Committee Meeting (ACRL-STS), 152 Angel Catbird. See On Her First Graphic Novel, Angel Catbird (Atwood; Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage) Assessment Discussion Group (ACRL), 159 Annual Conference Orientation (NMRT), 76, 150 Assessment in Action Alumni Community of Practice (ACRL), 161 Annual Conference Program Committee (UNITED), 175 Assessment in Action: Year Two Project Posters I–II (ACRL), 150, Annual Conference Program Subcommittees (PLA), 165 151 Annual Conference Scheduler (mobile app), 49, 53 Assessment Repository Discussion (LLAMA-MAES), 165 Annual Meeting (SUSTAINRT). See Libraries Fostering Resilient Collection Evaluation and Assessment Interest Group (ALCTS- Communities (SUSTAINRT Annual Meeting) CMS), 91, 169 Annual Membership Meeting (CALA), 28, 93, 171 Creating Effective Instructional Videos: From Collaboration and Annual Program Planning Committee Meeting—Chicago 2017 (ACRL- Design to Assessment (VRT), 134, 170 RBMS), 166 Draw Me a Library! Student-Centered Space Assessment Annual Reception (NMRT), 173 (poster), 205 ANSS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries Evolving Role of the Library in Institutional and Faculty (ACRL) Assessment, The—A Discussion of Research Metrics (UNO), Anthropology and Sociology Section (ANSS). See under Association of 156 College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Expanding Your Assessment Toolbox: Creative Assessment Anthropology Librarians Discussion (ACRL-ANSS), 172 Design for the Novice Instruction Librarian (ACRL), 109, 151 Anytime + Anywhere = Never: Tackling the Motivation Challenges of Forum Assessment Task Force (LITA), 155 Continual Learning (LearnRT), 97, 140, 174 How May We Help You? Using a Needs Assessment to Curate AP3. See Closer Look at Accreditation Process, Policies and Successful Library Interventions for Social Work Graduate Procedures, A (AP3), Fourth Edition (ALA) Students (poster), 203 APA. See ALA-APA (American Library Association–Allied Professional Integrating Information Literacy into Written Business Association); American Psychological Association (APA; UNO) Communication: An Assessment of Learning Outcomes APALA. See Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) (poster), 203 Applying the Inverted Pyramid at the Intersection of Service and In the Name of Assessment: Following Up LibQUAL+® (poster), Information Design (LITA), 90, 138, 172 205 A Appointments Committee (LITA), 155 Joint Assessment in Action/Value of Academic Libraries Retreat (ACRL), 170 INDEX Arabic Cataloging. See How Can Batch Search Processing Streamline Arabic Cataloging Workflow: Qatar National Library as a Case Study Liaison Supervisors: Focus on Assessment (ARL), 174 (poster) Micro-Assessments of Public Services Usability (LLAMA-MAES), Arbuthnot Award Committee. See 2017 Arbuthnot Award Committee 94, 121, 161 Meeting (ALSC); 2018 Arbuthnot Award Committee Meeting (ALSC) Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, A: Data Visualization for Archiving the Present: Primary Sources & Unique and Distinctive Collection Assessment (ALCTS), 124–125, 164 Collections in European and American Studies (ACRL-LES, ACRL- Under the Spotlight: Technical Services Professionals in WESS, ACRL-SEES), 157 Assessment (poster), 202

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 285 Using Qualitative Assessment to Inform Strategic Decision Chief Collection Development Officers of Large Research Making (LLAMA-MAES, LLAMA-SASS), 94, 138, 172 Libraries Interest Group, 91, 153 Utilizing a Tool to Build a Culture of Assessment: The Data Collection Development Issues for the Practitioner Interest Framework (poster), 205 Group, 91, 158 Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) Collection Development Librarians of Academic Libraries Affiliates Relations Committee, 168 Interest Group, 91, 160 Affiliates Showcase, 90, 123, 162 Collection Evaluation and Assessment Interest Group, 91, ALCTS 101, 77, 151 169 ALCTS Presents Sub-Librarians Scion of the Baker Street Collection Management and Development Research Irregulars, 85, 172 Forum, 91, 172 AS (Acquisitions Section) Collection Management and Electronic Resources Interest Group, 91, 171 Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group, 90, 169 Collection Management in Public Libraries Interest Group (with RUSA, RUSA-CODES), 91, 175 Acquisitions Organization and Management Committee, 158 Continuing Education Committee, 164 Acquisitions Research and Statistics Committee, 158 Planning Committee, 164 Acquisitions Technology Committee, 158 Publications Committee, 164 All Committee and Executive Committee, 158 Continuing Education Committee, 168 Metadata Standards Committee (with LITA, ALCTS-PARS, Creative Ideas in Technical Services Interest Group, 90, 169 ALCTS-CaMMS, ALCTS-CRS, RUSA), 96, 169 CRS (Continuing Resources Section) Policy and Planning Committee, 158 Acquisitions Committee, 152 Publications Committee, 158 All Committee Meeting and Executive Committee, 153 Authority Control Interest Group (with LITA, ALCTS-CaMMS), 96, College and Research Libraries Interest Group, 91, 164 169 Committee on Holdings Information, 151 Awards Ceremony, 162 Continuing Resources Acquisitions Forum, 91, 171 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 150, 175 Continuing Resources Cataloging Committee, 153 Budget and Finance Committee, 169 Continuing Resources Cataloging Forum, 91, 175 CaMMS (Cataloging and Metadata Management Section) Continuing Resources Standards Forum, 91, 166 All Committee Meeting and Executive Committee, 164 Education, Research, and Publications Coordinating Authority Control Interest Group (with ALCTS, LITA), 96, Committee, 153 169 Electronic Resources Interest Group, 91, 158 Cartographic Resources Cataloging Interest Group Meeting Holdings Information Forum, 91, 160 (with MAGIRT), 165 Let’s Play Family Feud: A Public Services/Technical Catalog Form and Function Interest Group, 90, 160 Services Dialogue (with RUSA-RSS), 132, 169 Cataloging and Classification Research Interest Group, 90, Metadata Interest Group (with ALCTS-CaMMS), 91, 164 166 Metadata Standards Committee (with LITA, ALCTS-PARS, Cataloging Norms Interest Group, 90, 155 ALCTS-CaMMS, ALCTS-AS, RUSA), 96, 169 Cataloging of Children’s Materials Committee, 164 Policy and Planning Committee (with ALCTS), 153 Catalog Management Interest Group, 158 Standards Committee (with ALCTS), 153 Committee on Cataloging Digital Preservation Education: Choosing the Options That Are Asian and African Materials, 28, 164 Right for You, 132, 169 Description and Access I–II, 90, 158, 173 Diverse and Inclusive Metadata: Developing Cultural Competencies and Education for a Career in Cataloging Competencies in Descriptive Practices, 25, 113, 155 Interest Group, 90, 150 Division All Committee Meeting, 168 Continuing Education Committee, 164 Division Committee Chairs, 166 Copy Cataloging Interest Group, 90, 153 Don’t Just Roll the Dice: Simple Solutions for Circulating Game Faceted Subject Access Interest Group, 90, 162 Collections Effectively, 127, 166 Forum, 90, 169 Electronic Resources Management Interest Group (with LITA), 90, 91, 169 Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) Interest Group, 90, 149 Fundraising Committee, 169 Heads of Cataloging Interest Group, 91, 173 Future of the Internet and the ‘Cloud of Things,’ The (President’s Program), 18, 90, 143, 174 Linked Library Data Interest Group (with ALCTS, LITA), 96, 152 Hidden in Plain Sight: Tracing Book History in Circulating Collections, 136, 171 MARC Formats Transition Interest Group (with LITA), 91, 160 International Relations Committee, 169 Metadata Interest Group (with ALCTS-CRS), 91, 164 Is the Big Deal a Good Deal? Methods and Approaches to Evaluating Bundled Content (with LLAMA), 90, 91, 125, 164 Metadata Standards Committee (with LITA, ALCTS-PARS, ALCTS-CRS, ALCTS-AS, RUSA), 96, 169 Leadership Development Committee, 169 Policy and Planning Committee, 164 Library Materials Price Index Editorial Board (LMPI), 172 Pre-Coordinate vs. Post-Coordinate Subject Access: The Library Resources & Technical Services (LRTS) Editorial Board, Pros and Cons and a Real-Life Experience… (with 166 ALCTS), 91, 143, 175 Librishers and Pubraries: Exploring Library Publishing and Recruitment and Mentoring Committee, 164 University Presses within Libraries, 120, 160 Research and Publications Committee, 164 Linked Data: Globally Connecting Libraries, Archives, and Museums, 110, 152 Subject Analysis Committee (SAC) A Linked Library Data Interest Group (with ALCTS-CaMMS, LITA), Meeting I–II, 91, 164, 176 96, 152 RDA Subcommittee, 91, 151 Membership Committee, 169 Subcommittee on Genre/Form Implementation, 158 Mentoring Demystified: Partners in Success, 117, 158 Circulating STEM Kits for Youth: Getting to the ROOT of the Metadata Madness!!: An Unconference on Anything You Want to Matter, 27, 131, 169 Learn, 148 CMS (Collection Management Section) INDEX Monographs Board, 162 All Committee Meeting and Executive Committee, 164

286 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION NISO Open Discovery Initiative Update (UNO; with LITA), 173 Joint Youth Executive Committee Meeting (with AASL, YALSA), Organization and Bylaws Committee, 169 99, 148 PARS (Preservation and Reformatting Section) Leadership & ALSC, 153 All Committee Meeting and Executive Committee, 173 Libraries: The Space to Be (President’s Program), 18, 92, 144, Book and Paper Interest Group (with ACRL-RBMS), 90, 169 175 Digital Conservation Interest Group, 91, 158 Membership Meeting, 99, 174 Digital Preservation Interest Group, 96, 164 Not Your Granny’s Dinner Conversation: Diversity, Race, Sex and Gender, 27, 97, 127, 166 Forum, 91, 172 President’s Program, 18, 92, 144, 175 Metadata Standards Committee (with LITA, ALCTS-CaMMS, ALCTS-CRS, ALCTS-AS, RUSA), 96, 169 Priority Group Consultant Meeting, 99, 151 Preservation Administrators Interest Group (PAIG), 99, 153 Reaching the Pinnacle of Program Planning: Creating a Model for Standardized Program Quality and Delivery in Multi- Preservation in Action Event, 91, 149 Branch Systems, 94, 117, 158 Preservation Metadata Interest Group, 91, 160 Storytime Live! Improv Techniques That Work!, 94, 132, 169 Preservation Showdown (with LITA), 123, 162 Strategic Planning Session, 99, 148 Preservation Standards and Practices Committee, 173 2016 Awards Presentation, 85, 173 Preservation Week Committee, 173 2016 Newbery-Caldecott-Wilder Banquet, 58, 85, 173 Program, Planning and Publications Committee, 173 2016 Odyssey Award Ceremony, 176 Promoting Preservation Interest Group, 91, 166 2016 Pura Belpré Award Celebración and Reception (with Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, A: Data Visualization for REFORMA), 168 Collection Assessment, 124–125, 164 2017 Arbuthnot Award Committee Meeting, 85, 162 Planning Committee, 169 2017 Award/Notable Chair’s Orientation, 151 Policy and Planning Committee (with ALCTS-CRS), 153 2017 Batchelder Award Committee Meeting I–II, 85, 162, 172 Pre-Coordinate vs. Post-Coordinate Subject Access: The Pros 2017 Belpre Award Committee Meeting I–II, 85, 162, 164 and Cons and a Real-Life Experience… (with ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 91, 143, 175 2017 Caldecott Committee Meeting I–II, 85, 153 President’s Program, 18, 90, 143, 174 2017 Geisel Award Committee Meeting I–IV, 85, 153, 162, 164, 172 Program Committee I–II, 152, 175 2017 Newbery Award Committee Meeting I–II, 85, 158, 164 Publications Committee, 169 2017 Nominating Committee I–II, 99, 158, 166 Public Libraries Technical Services Interest Group 2017 Notable Children’s Books Meeting I–III, 85, 158, 169, 175 Dewey Update Breakfast (with OCLC), 151 2017 Notable Children’s Books Procedural Meeting, 85 Meeting, 90, 152 2017 Notable Children’s Recordings Meeting I–II, 85, 169 Publisher/Vendor/Library Relations Interest Group, 162, 173 2017 Notable Children’s Videos/Carnegie Medal Meeting, 85, Quest for Reproducible Science, The: Issues in Research 153 Transparency and Integrity, 148 2017 Sibert Award Committee Meeting I–III, 85, 155, 162, 164 Research, Writing, and Publishing Fair, 113, 155 2017 Wilder Award Committee Meeting I–II, 85, 153, 169 Re-Tooling Acquisitions for Lean Times, 127, 166 2018 Arbuthnot Award Committee Meeting, 85, 161 Role of the Professional in Technical Services Interest Group, 90, 155 Words, Words, Words: Increasing Young Children’s Exposure to Language through the Words at Play Vocabulary Initiative, 97, Saving Collections, Sharing Expertise: The FIPNET Collaboration 110, 153 Across Library Specialties, 143–144, 175 Youth Council Caucus, 99, 167 Scholarly Communications Interest Group, 90, 158 Association for Rural and Small Libraries (ARSL) Standards Committee, 153, 169 Books at JSTOR Meeting: Best Practices for Demand-Driven Technical Services Directors of Large Research Libraries Acquisition, 90, 161 Interest Group, 90, 149 High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 Technical Services Managers in Academic Libraries Interest Group, 152 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Technical Services Workflow Efficiency Interest Group, 175 Association of American Publishers (AAP; UNO) Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) Children’s Author & Librarian Speed Dating Event, 33, 86, 161 All Committee Meeting, 99, 166 Library Reads Best in Mystery Authors, 175 All Discussion Meeting, 89, 169 Library Reads’ Bookalicious Author Breakfast, 86 ALSC 101, 77, 162 Association of American University Presses. See Best of the Best AAUP (AASL, RUSA-CODES) Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 99, 148, 176 Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services (ABOS) Board Orientation, 99, 158 Bookmobile Saturday (ALA; ABOS) Book Discussion Group (with RMRT, LS, PLA), 85, 155 Practitioner Panel, 26, 45, 94, 109, 152 Budget Committee I–II, 166, 176 Vendor Showcase, 25, 45, 92, 112, 155 Charlemae Rollins President’s Program: Libraries: The Space to Be, 18, 92, 144, 175 High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 Collection Management Discussion Group, 99, 169 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Early Literacy beyond the Library: How to Engage Young Children Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) and Parents in Your Community, 89, 113, 155 AAMES (Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Section): Executive Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR) Oversight Committee Meeting Committee Meeting & Forum, 159 (with PLA), 165 Executive Committee Meeting, 99, 148 A Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 INDEX 52 Weeks of STEM @ Your Library, 27, 97, 136, 171 In 1924 Orlando opened InbeTWEEN: Services and Programs for Tweens in Public the Booker T. Washington Libraries, 94, 110, 153 Library branch to serve Joint Intellectual Freedom Committee Meeting (with AASL, the black community. It YALSA), 94, 169 merged with the Washington Joint Legislation Committee Meeting (with AASL, YALSA), 99, Park Library in 1984. 162

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 287 Academic Library Services to International Students Interest Leadership and Management Issues in College Libraries Group, 26, 159 Discussion Group, 168 Academic Library Trends and Statistics Survey Editorial Board, Medium-Sized Academic Libraries Discussion Group, 157 163 Collections at the Crossroads: Revising and Re-Envisioning the ACRL 101, 77, 87, 151 Core Subject Collection, 111, 154 AFAS (Afro-American Studies Librarians Section) C&RL Editorial Board, 163 General Membership Committee Meeting, 159 C&RL News Editorial Board, 163 Research Forum, 157 Connecting Individuals with Social Services: The Academic ANSS (Anthropology and Sociology Section) Library’s Role, 119, 159 Anthropology Librarians Discussion, 172 Continuing Education/Professional Development Discussion Conference Program Planning Committee Meeting Group, 157 Chicago 2017, 152 Copyright Discussion Group, 154 Orlando 2016, 163 Crossing the Threshold with Threshold Concepts: Redesigning a Library Instruction Lesson Plan, 97, 149 Criminal Justice/Criminology Discussion Group, 161 Digital Curation Interest Group Meeting, 168 Executive Committee Meeting, 173 Digital Humanities Interest Group Meeting, 171 Instruction and Information Literacy Committee Meeting, 159 Diversity Committee Meeting, 26, 168 Liaison Committee Meeting, 165 DLS (Distance Learning Section) Magical Digital Encounters of the Social Science Kind, All-Committees Meeting, 165 124, 163 Awards Luncheon, 157 Membership Committee Meeting, 159 Executive Committee Meeting, 168 Nominating Committee 2017 Meeting, 164 EBSS (Education and Behavioral Sciences Section) Publications Committee Meeting, 164 Advisory Council, 170 Resource Review and Bibliography Committee Meeting, All-Committees Meeting, 154 160 Authority Is Constructed and Contextual: A Critical View Review and Planning Committee Meeting, 165 (with ACRL-IS), 115, 156 Social, 151 Conference Program Planning—Chicago 2017 Committee Sociology Librarians Discussion Group, 154 Meeting, 164 Subject and Bibliographic Access Committee Meeting, 154 Curriculum Materials Committee Meeting, 164 ARTS (Arts Section) Education Research Libraries Forum, 150 All-Committees Meeting, 154 ERIC Presentation, 168 Dance Group, 161 ERIC Users Meeting, 164 Executive Committee and Membership and Outreach Executive Committee Meeting, 173 Committee Meeting, 157 Online Learning Research Committee Discussion Forum, Political Cartoonists: An Endangered Species (with ACRL- 165 LPSS), 160 Research Committee Poster Forum, 160 Publications and Research Committee Meeting, 161 Social Work/Social Welfare Committee Meeting, 154 Strategic Planning Committee Meeting, 159 E. J. Josey Spectrum Scholar Mentor Committee Meeting, 26, Assessment Discussion Group, 159 161 Assessment in Action Alumni Community of Practice, 161 Expanding Your Assessment Toolbox: Creative Assessment Design for the Novice Instruction Librarian, 109, 151 Assessment in Action: Year Two Project Posters I–II, 150, 151 Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 Balancing Baby and Book Discussion Group, 172 First Year Experience Discussion Group, 151 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 176 Framing Out New Partnerships: Redesigning Library Board Orientation, 149 Instruction and First-Year Writing Programs through Shared Board Update, 148 Understandings, 111, 154 Budget & Finance Committee Meeting I–II, 165, 173 Heads of Public Services Discussion Group, 161 Building a Curriculum on the Intersections of Scholarly Health Sciences Interest Group Continuing Education Meeting, Communications and Information Literacy, 149 154 Chapters Council Health Sciences Interest Group Membership Meeting, 151 Meeting, 163 Image Resources Interest Group Meeting, 157 Work Session, 165 Immersion Faculty I–II, 148 CHOICE Editorial Board Meeting, 163 Immersion Program Committee Meeting, 168 Choice OER Review Service Task Force, 150 Implementing Health and Medical Reference Guidelines: Choice Tablet App Focus Group, 150 Training Librarians, Paraprofessionals and Part Time Staff CJCLS (Community and Junior College Libraries Section) (with RUSA-RSS), 159 Academic Libraries and Open Educational Resources: Information Commons Discussion Group, 157 Developing Partnerships, 109, 151 Information Literacy Frameworks and Standards Committee, All-Committees Meeting, 165 170 Awards Committee Meeting, 165 Interdivisional Committee on Building Resources Meeting (with LLAMA), 168 Conference Program Planning—Chicago 2017 Committee Meeting, 165 International Perspectives on Academic and Research Libraries Discussion Group, 149 Executive Committee Meeting, 164 IS (Instruction Section) Hot Topics Discussion Group, 160 Authority Is Constructed and Contextual: A Critical View A Library Technical Assistance Education Committee (with ACRL-EBSS), 115, 156 Meeting, 166 Current Topics Discussion, 97, 161 Nominating 2016 Committee Meeting, 166 Executive Committee Meeting I–III, 97, 152, 154, 165 CLIPP Committee Meeting, 163 Soiree, 97, 163 CLS (College Libraries Section) Teaching Data Information Literacy: A Hands-on All-Committees Meeting, 164 Introduction, 97, 149

INDEX Executive Committee Meeting, 152

288 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Joint Assessment in Action/Value of Academic Libraries Retreat, Bibliographic Standards Committee 170 Controlled Vocabularies Editorial Group Meeting I–III, Joyous Paranoia: How Libraries Misunderstand and Mismanage 160, 161, 163 Disruptive Innovation, 112, 154 Descriptive Cataloging for Rare Materials (DCRM) Leadership Council and ACRL Membership Meeting, 150 Meeting I–III, 175, 176 Leadership Council Welcome Reception, 150 Task Force Meeting I–III, 164, 168 Leadership Discussion Group, 159 Meeting, 152 LES (Literatures in English) #BlackLivesMatter: Documenting a Digital Protest All-Committees Meeting, 173 Movement, 130, 168 Archiving the Present: Primary Sources & Unique and Book and Paper Interest Group (with ALCTS-PARS), 90, Distinctive Collections in European and American 169 Studies (with ACRL-SEES, ACRL-WESS), 157 Budget and Development Committee I–II, 160, 161 Collections Discussion Group, 168 Collection Development Discussion Group Meeting, 166 Conference Program Planning—Chicago 2017 Committee, Conference Development Committee Meeting, 164 173 Conference Program Planning Committee Meeting I–II Executive Committee Meeting I–II, 152 Coral Gables 2016, 160, 162 General Membership Forum, 161 Iowa City 2017, 164, 166 Membership Committee Meeting, 173 Digital Special Collections Discussion Group Meeting, 166 Nominating 2016 Committee Meeting, 173 Diversity Committee Meeting, 26, 168 Planning Committee Meeting, 173 Executive Committee Meeting, 173 Publications Committee Meeting, 173 Information Exchange Meeting, 172 Reference Discussion Group, 166 Leab Exhibition Awards Ceremony, 170 Virtual Participation Committee Meeting, 173 Manuscripts and Other Formats Discussion Group Lessons Learned from IMLS Funded Communities of Practice, Meeting, 160 157 Membership and Professional Development Committee Liaisons Assembly Committee Meeting, 157 Meeting, 152 Liaisons Coordinating Committee Meeting, 170 Public Services Discussion Group Meeting, 154 Liaisons Grants Committee Meeting, 170 SAA Task Forces Liaisons Training and Development Committee Meeting, 170 Joint Task Force on the Development of Guidelines Librarianship in For-Profit Educational Institutions Interest Group for Primary Source Literacy Meeting, 166 Meeting, 170 Task Force on the Development of Holdings Courts Library and Information Science Collections Discussion Group, and Measures for Archival Repositories and 163 Special Collections Libraries Meeting, 157 Library Marketing and Outreach Interest Group Meeting, 154 Task Force on the Development of Standardized Library Support for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Statistical Measures for the Public Services of Discussion Group, 159 Archival Repositories and Special Collections LPSS (Law and Political Science Section) Libraries, 157 Executive and All-Committees Meeting, 152 Security Committee Meeting I–II, 160, 162 General Membership Meeting, 166 Seminars Committee Meeting, 168 Political Cartoonists: An Endangered Species (with ACRL- Task Force to Review Competencies for Special Collections ARTS), 160 Professionals Meeting, 163 Media Resources Discussion Group, 165 Task Force to Review Guidelines on the Selection and Transfer of Materials from General Collections to Membership Committee Meeting, 154 Special Collections Meeting, 166 Metrics User Group Meeting, 154 Technical Services Discussion Group, 166 Mindful Librarian, The: Bringing Mindfulness to the Academic Workshops Committee Meeting, 160 Library, 109, 152 Reception for Susan K. Nutter, ACRL Academic/Research Modern Language Association International Bibliography Librarian of the Year (ARL), 98 Discussion Group, 154 Research and Scholarly Environment Committee Meeting I–II, New Publications Advisory Board Meeting, 163 163, 165 Numeric and Geospatial Data Services in Academic Libraries Research Planning and Review Committee Meeting, 163 Interest Group Meeting, 161 Residency Interest Group Meeting, 159 On the Value of Cataloging, 112, 154 Resources for College Libraries Editorial Board Meeting, 164 Peeling Back the Layers of Publishing Opacity: Open Editorial and Peer Review, 130, 168 Scholarly Communication Discussion Group, 170 Personnel Administrators & Staff Development Discussion Scholarly Communication Road Show Presenters, 150 Group I–II, 154, 165 Section Membership Committee Meeting, 159 Philosophical, Religious, & Theological Studies Discussion SEES (Slavic and Eastern European Section) Group, 172 All-Committees Meeting, 160 Popular Cultures Discussion Group, 163 Archiving the Present: Primary Sources & Unique and Practical Instructional Design: Diverse Perspectives in Academic Distinctive Collections in European and American Librarianship, 119, 159 Studies (with ACRL-LES, ACRL-WESS), 157 President’s Program, 18, 94, 115, 154 Executive Committee Meeting, 162 President’s Program Planning 2016 Committee Meeting, 151 SPARC Forum, 159 Spectrum of Digital Initiatives: Project and Pedagogical Professional Development Committee Meeting, 152 A Professional Values Committee Meeting, 163 Collaborations in Digital Humanities, 115, 157 INDEX Publications Coordinating Committee Meeting, 163, 164 Sponsored Research Administrators and Grants Managers Discussion Group, 154 Publications in Librarianship Editorial Board Meeting, 163 Standards Committee Meeting, 168 RBMS (Rare Books and Manuscripts Section) Standards Presenter Team, 152 Annual Program Planning Committee Meeting—Chicago 2017, 166 Starting from Scratch: Build Your Digital Scholarship Center Program, 112, 154

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 289 Strategies and Partnerships: Tailoring Data Services for Your Using the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy: Examples Institutional Needs (President’s Program), 18, 94, 115, 154 and Ideas, 152 Strengthening Relationships and Experiences with Students Value of Academic Libraries Committee Meeting, 152 through Personal Librarian Programs, 124, 163 WESS (Western European Studies Section) STS (Science and Technology Section) Archiving the Present: Primary Sources & Unique and All-Committees Meeting, 96, 98, 152 Distinctive Collections in European and American Assessment Committee Meeting, 152 Studies (with ACRL-SEES, ACRL-LES), 157 College Science Librarians Discussion Group, 154 Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Discussion Groups, Conference Program Planning 160 Chicago 2017 Committee Meeting, 160 Conference Program Planning—Chicago 2017 Committee Meeting, 160 Orlando 2016 Committee Meeting, 152 Executive Committee Meeting, 174 Council Meeting I–II, 151, 176 General Membership Meeting, 173 Data to Discourse: Subject Liaisons as Leaders in the Data Landscape, 139, 173 Germanists and Romance Languages Discussion Groups, 168 Federal Science Agencies Update, 98, 157 Joint Committees Meeting, 154 General Membership Meeting and Breakfast, 164 Research and Planning Committee and Special Topics Government Information Committee Meeting, 152 Discussion Group, 166 Hot Topics Discussion Group, 152, 166 Research and Planning Committee Meeting, 162 Information Literacy Committee Meeting, 96, 152 Social Sciences and History and College and Medium- Liaisons Committee Meeting, 98, 152 Sized Libraries Discussion Groups, 171 Membership and Recruitment Committee Meeting, 98, WGSS (Women and Gender Studies Section) 152 All-Committees Meeting, 154 Organization and Planning Committee Meeting, 152 Discussion Forum, 173 Professional Development Committee Meeting, 98, 152 Executive Committee Meeting, 171 Program Poster Session, 97, 141, 174 General Membership Forum, 162 Publications Committee Meeting, 98, 152 Introduction to Women’s Issues in ALA Discussion Group Publisher Vendor Discussion Group Meeting, 98, 152 (with SRRT), 25, 93, 159 Research Committee Meeting, 98, 152 Social, 163 Scholarly Communications Committee Forum, 98, 172 Association of Jewish Libraries (AJL): High Tea with MIRA Books Scholarly Communications Committee Meeting, 98, 152 (UNO), 86, 171 Science and Technology Library Research Forum, 98, 168 Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Science Resources: Discovery & Access Committee High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 Meeting, 98, 152 Liaison Supervisors: Focus on Assessment, 174 Student Learning and Information Literacy Committee Meeting, Reception for Susan K. Nutter, ACRL Academic/Research 170 Librarian of the Year, 98 Technical Services Interest Group, 161 Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies (ASCLA) Three’s Company: The ACRL Framework’s Use in Three Different Active Shooter Policies in Libraries, 113, 155 Post-Tests (poster), 203 All Committee Meeting, 92, 171 To Surveys and Beyond: Strategies for Assessing Large-Scale ASCLA 101, 77, 92, 155 Outreach Events, 135, 170 Awards & Reception, 89, 163 2017 Component Committees Meeting, 170 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 92, 94, 160, 175 2017 Contributed Paper Committees Meeting, 170 Bridging Deaf Cultures & Guidelines for Library and Information 2017 Coordinating Committee Meeting, 168 Services for Deaf Americans—Joint Meeting, 94, 169 2017 Poster Sessions Committee Meeting, 170 Consultants Giving Back, 132, 169 2017 Preconference Committee Meeting, 170 Don’t Get Sued: What Librarians Are Doing to Address the 2017 Scholarships Committees Meeting, 170 Physical, Programmatic and Web-Based Accessibility Barriers 2017 Workshops Committee Meeting, 170 for People with Disabilities (President’s Program), 18, 28, ULS (University Libraries Section) 138, 172 Academic Outreach Committee, 160 Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 Campus Administration and Leadership Discussion Group, Freelance Success: Building a Business as a Library Trainer, 157 Educator, Writer, Researcher, or Consultant, 148 Committee on the Future of University Libraries Meeting, From Beyond Our Borders: Reliable Multilingual and 168 Multicultural Consumer Health Resources, 24, 139, 173 Current Topics Discussion Group, 164 Intellectual Freedom for Youth in Custody—Discussion Forum, 94, 155 Evidence-Based Practices Discussion Group, 164 Library Consortia, E-Books and the Power of Libraries: Executive Committee Meeting, 152 Innovative Shared E-Book Delivery Models from a Library Membership Committee Meeting, 154 Consortium Near You, 117, 158 Public Service Directors of Large Research Libraries Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA): Coordinators as Discussion Group, 171 Disruptive Innovators, 96, 158 Social, 162 Library Services for the Incarcerated and Detained Interest Taking Our Seat at the Table: How Academic Librarians Group Meeting, 94, 166 Can Help Shape the Future of Higher Education, 130, President’s Program, 18, 28, 138, 172 168 Public Hearing for the Revision of the Standards and Guidelines, ULS Awards Committee, 170 164 A Undergraduate Librarians Discussion Group, 165 Reaching Out to Adults with Special Needs through Art, Science, Universal Accessibility Interest Group (with LITA, ASCLA), 157 and Literacy, 136, 171 Update on the ACRL Academic Library Trends and Statistics Rich in Content, Low in Cost…Future Bridge: A Best Practices Survey, 170 Mentoring Program—Discussion Forum, 153 Update on the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Skills, Empowerment, Talent: Strengthening the Massachusetts Higher Education, 165 Library Community, 127, 166 INDEX Update on Value of Academic Libraries Initiative, 168

290 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Universal Accessibility Interest Group Meeting (with ACRL, LITA), ALA, 152, 175 157 GODORT, 167 We Need Diverse Books and More—Multiple Diversities: Awards Green Room (AASL), 151 Capturing the Experience of Intersectional Identities, 117, Aydin, Andrew. See March with Congressman John Lewis, Andrew 158 Aydin, & Nate Powell: A Celebration of NEH’s 50th Anniversary World of Early Literacy Training, The: Who, What, Where, When, (ALA) Why?, 117, 158 Yes, I Am a Librarian: An Open Forum for Consultants and Independent Librarians—Library Consultants Interest Group B (LCIG), 87, 158 Youth Services Consultants Interest Group, 94, 166 Baker, Jack. See Wedding Heard ’Round the World, The: The Michael Atkinson, Hugh C. See Hugh C. Atkinson Memorial Award Committee McConnell and Jack Baker Story (GLBTRT) (LITA) Baker Street Regulars. See Sub-Librarians Scion of the Baker Street Atwood, Margaret Irregulars (ALCTS) Auditorium Speaker Series, 14, 79, 155 Balancing Baby and Book Discussion Group (ACRL), 172 Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage, 188, 189 Banquets Audiobooks: From Stage to Page: A Stage Actor’s Approach to Literature Awards Banquet (APALA), 26, 85, 163 Bringing an Audiobook to Life (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 2016 Newbery-Caldecott-Wilder Banquet, 58, 85, 173 Auditorium Speaker Series (ALA) BARC. See Budget Analysis and Review Committee (BARC; ALA) Atwood, Margaret, 14, 79, 155 Barry, Sheila (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Jennings, Jazz, 16, 24, 173 Batchelder Award Committee. See 2017 Batchelder Award Meltzer, Brad, 15, 166 Committee Meeting I–II (ALSC) Penn, Maya, 14, 24, 161 Batch Search Processing. See How Can Batch Search Processing Robinson Peete, Holly (with RJ and Ryan Elizabeth Peete), 17, Streamline Arabic Cataloging Workflow: Qatar National Library as a 24, 174 Case Study (poster) Author Coffee Klatch. See YA Author Coffee Klatch (YALSA) BCALA. See Black Caucus of the American Library Association Authority Control Interest Group (ALCTS, ALCTS-CaMMS, LITA), 96, (BCALA) 169 Beckerman, Chad W. (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Authority Is Constructed and Contextual: A Critical View (ACRL-IS, Becoming a Consumer Health Information Ambassador: The ACRL-EBSS), 115, 156 Evolution of Health Information Specialists Program for Public Author Signings. See Meet the Author/Illustrator Librarians, 204 Autism. See under Public Librarians/Libraries Becoming an ALA Leader. See I Am ALA, and So Can You! A Testimonial for Becoming an ALA Leader (ignite session) Award Jury Meeting (ALA), 164 Being Intentional about Your Culture (PLA), 88, 114, 156 Award Rehearsal (ALA), 167 Belpre Award Committee. See 2017 Belpre Award Committee Awards Ceremonies/Presentations/Receptions Meeting I–II (ALSC) AASL, 154 Benjamin, Brooks (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception (RUSA), 172 Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Libraries ALA, 10, 23, 24, 79, 171, 172 (RUSA President’s Program), 19, 26, 90, 122, 161 ALCTS, 162 BES. See under Library Leadership and Management Association ALSC (LLAMA) 2016 Awards Presentation, 85, 173 Best Apps for Teaching & Learning (AASL), 119, 159 2016 Odyssey Award Ceremony, 176 Best Fiction for Young Adults (YALSA), 161, 167, 175 2016 Pura Belpré Award Celebración and Reception (With Best Fiction for Young Adults Teen Feedback Session (YALSA), 159 REFORMA), 168 Best Graphic Novels You Haven’t Heard of (Yet), The: 2016/2017 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction Preview (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Celebration (RUSA), 58, 86, 163 Best of the Best AAUP (AASL, RUSA-CODES), 85, 125 Annual Awards Ceremony & Reception (LIRT), 172 Best Practices in Training Showcase (LearnRT), 169 ASCLA, 89, 163 Best Practices of Internationalizing Libraries: Public, School, & BCALA (with Membership Meeting), 173 Academic (IRRT Chair’s Program), 24, 43, 144, 176 Coretta Scott King–Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime Best Websites and Apps Revealed. See 2016 Best Websites and Achievement (EMIERT), 26, 86, 163 Apps Revealed (AASL) Frederick G. Kilgour Award (LITA), 156 Best Websites for Teaching & Learning (AASL), 122, 161 GODORT, 99, 172 Best/Worst Comics & Manga for Adults (ALA), 85, 130, 168 IFRT (with Member Social), 88, 163 Beta Phi Mu Indiana University Alumni Reception & Awards Celebration, 78, Business Meeting and Member Reception, 157 172 Executive Board Meeting, 154 John Cotton Dana Awards (LLAMA-PRMS, UNO), 88, 89, 172 Beyond Metrics: Data-Drivers in Library Decision-Making (RUSA-ETS), Leab Exhibition Awards Ceremony (ACRL), 170 171 LIRT, 172 BIBFRAME Update Forum (LC; UNO), 100, 167 PR Xchange Awards (LLAMA-PRMS), 45, 167 Bibliographic Framework Initiative (BIBFRAME). See BIBFRAME Stonewall Book Awards (GLBTRT), 24, 174 Update Forum (LC; UNO) 2016 ALA/AIA Library Building Awards (LLAMA-BES), 92, 176 Bibliographic Standards Committee (ACRL-RBMS) Will Eisner Graphic Novel Grant Presentations and Reception Controlled Vocabularies Editorial Group Meeting I–III, 160, 161, 163 (AFL), 93, 162 B Descriptive Cataloging for Rare Materials (DCRM)

YALSA INDEX Booklist (ALA) and YALSA Present: The Michael L. Printz Meeting I–III, 175, 176 Program and Reception, 58, 86, 151 Task Force Meeting I–III, 164, 168 2016 Alex Awards, The, 86, 167 Meeting, 152 Award(s) Committee Meetings Bibliography. See also Bibliographic Standards Committee ACRL-CJCLS, 165 (ACRL-RBMS) ACRL-ULS, 170 Easy as ABC (Accesso a Bibliografia Cientifica): Increasing Access to Scientific Literature in Panama (poster), 204

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 291 Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) Book Buzz Theater (UNO), 28, 33, 34–36, 44, 178 Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 149 Book Discussion Group (RMRT, ALSC, LS, PLA), 85, 86, 155 Modern Language Association International Bibliography Book Industry Study Group (BISG). See 10th Annual NISO/ Discussion Group (ACRL), 154 BISG Forum: The Changing Standards Landscape: The User’s Not Your Father’s Faculty Bibliography: Making University Experience (NISO; UNO) Scholarly Output Shine (poster), 204 Booklist (ALA) Resource Review and Bibliography Committee Meeting (ACRL- Booklist and YALSA Present: The Michael L. Printz Program and ANSS), 159 Reception, 58, 86, 151 Subject and Bibliographic Access Committee Meeting (ACRL- Editorial Advisory Board Meeting, 154 ANSS), 154 Read ’n Rave, 85, 141, 174 Big Picture on Big Data. See Student Privacy: The Big Picture on Big Bookmobile Saturday. See under Association of Bookmobile and Data (ALA) Outreach Services (ABOS) Bike Library (poster), 204 Book Reserved and Retrieval in a Breeze: Implementing RFID “Books BISG. See 10th Annual NISO/BISG Forum: The Changing Standards on Hold” Service in Tamkang University Library (poster), 204 Landscape: The User’s Experience (NISO; UNO) Books 2.0—Resources and Activities, Now and Beyond (Coretta Scott Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA) King Book Awards), 25 Affiliates Committee Meeting, 157 Books at JSTOR Meeting: Best Practices for Demand-Driven Celebrating Diversity: The Brown Bookshelf Salutes Great Books Acquisition (ARSL), 90, 161 for Kids, 26, 161 Books & Authors (program content area), 84, 85–86 E. J. Josey Scholarship Committee, 150 Boosting Boot Camp: Embedded Librarians Coach Students to Executive Board Meeting, 149 Graduation Finish Line!, 205 High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 Borderless Libraries: Pushing Boundaries for Innovation and International Relations Committee, 150 Leadership (IRRT International Paper Session & Projects), 42, 118, Legal Resources Libraries/Librarians Need to Support Their 158 Communities (President’s Program), 27, 170 BRASS. See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Literary Awards and Membership Meeting, 173 Brave Is Brave, A (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Membership Committee Meeting, 159, 173 Breakfasts NCAAL X Planning Committee Meeting, 157 ACRL-STS (with General Membership Meeting), 164 President’s Program, 27, 170 Alexander Street Customer Appreciation Breakfast (UNO), 90, Professional Development/Recruitment Committee Meeting, 27, 163 154, 165 Dewey Update Breakfast and ALCTS Public Libraries Technical Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Services Interest Group (OCLC), 151 #BlackLivesMatter: Documenting a Digital Protest Movement (ACRL- Division Leadership Breakfast (ALA), 163 RBMS), 130, 168 47th Annual Coretta Scott King Book Awards Breakfast, The Blink (Book Buzz Theater), 35 (EMIERT), 28, 86, 163 Blink Authors (PopTop Stage), 11 GREEN ROOM, 163 Bloomsbury Afternoon Tea (UNO), 86 SET UP ROOM, 153 Bloomsbury Children’s Books (Book Buzz Theater), 35 ICOLC Consortia Breakfast (UNO), 163 BluuBeam—ALA Annual Conference Official iBeacon Provider (ALA), Library Reads’ Bookalicious Author Breakfast (AAP; UNO), 86 41, 50 LSO Breakfast (PLA), 149 B Movies. See Further Down the Alphabet—Embracing B Movies (VRT) Member Welcome Breakfast (PLA), 153 Board Meetings. See also Board of Directors Meetings; Executive OverDrive Roadmap Breakfast (UNO), 152 Board Meetings Past President’s Breakfast CALA, 92, 163 PLA, 174 ERT, 163 RUSA, 173 GAMERT, 162 Spectrum Institute Breakfast, 37 Monographs (ALCTS), 162 Breaking the Mold: The Kee Malesky Story (Now Showing @ ALA Film REFORMA, 89, 167 Program), 38, 155 RUSA-RSS, 156 Brewer, Killian (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 RUSA-STARS, 174 Bridging Deaf Cultures & Guidelines for Library and Information UNITED, 170 Services for Deaf Americans—Joint Meeting (ASCLA), 27, 94, 169 YALSA, 159, 172, 176 Bridging the Gap (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 Board of Directors Meetings Bridging the Learning Divide: Technology + Universal Design = Student Success (poster), 203 AASL, 98, 150, 159, 175 Briggs, Elizabeth (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 ACRL, 159, 176 Bringing Books to Life: Live Action Gaming for Teens through ALA-APA, 149 Collaborative Library Efforts (YALSA), 138, 172 ALCTS, 150, 175 Broadband ALSC, 99, 148, 176 How Libraries Encourage Broadband Adoption (LITA), 89, 142 ASCLA, 92, 94, 160, 175 Brody, Sophie. See Sophie Brody Medal Committee Meeting LITA, 159, 176 (RUSA-CODES) LLAMA, 151, 176 Broffman, Matthew. See under Center for the Future of Libraries (ALA) PLA, 156 Brown Bookshelf, The. See Celebrating Diversity: The Brown RUSA (all sections), 159, 176 Bookshelf Salutes Great Books for Kids (BCALA) RUSA-CODES, 159, 175 Brown, Karma (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 B Board of Trustees (FTRF), 88, 148 Brunches Board Orientation. See under Orientations Closing Brunch (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 Board Update (ACRL), 148 Inaugural Brunch (ALA), 12, 176 Book and Paper Interest Group (ACRL-RBMS, ALCTS-PARS), 90, 169 Margaret A. Edwards Brunch (YALSA), 86, 156 Book Battle Program. See Victorious Battle! Public Library’s Budget Analysis and Review Committee (BARC; ALA) Educational Value Delivered through Original Librarian Created Division Leadership and the Budget Analysis & Review INDEX Book Battle Program (PLA) Committee, 170

292 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Meeting, 149 CAPC. See Cataloging Policy Committee Meeting (CAPC; OLAC) Budget and Development Committee I–II (ACRL-RBMS), 160, 161 Captioned Meetings, 79 Budget and Finance Committee Meetings Career Counseling (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 154, 165 ACRL, 165, 173 Career Development (program content area), 84, 87 ALCTS, 169 Career Development Workshops (JobLIST Placement Center), 56–57, PLA, 149 87 RUSA, 167 Cartographic Resources Cataloging Interest Group Meeting (MAGIRT, Budget Committee I–II (ALSC), 166, 176 ALCTS-CaMMS), 165 Budgeting with Scarcity (LITA), 92, 142, 174 Catalog Form and Function Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 160 Building a Bridge: Academic and School Librarians Working Together Cataloging and Classification Committee (CCC) Meeting (MAGIRT), to Prepare Students for College (poster), 204 167 Building a Curriculum on the Intersections of Scholarly Cataloging and Classification Research Interest Group (ALCTS- Communications and Information Literacy (ACRL), 149 CaMMS), 90, 166 Building Blocks for Library Space Planning—From Vision to Paper Cataloging and Metadata Management Section (CaMMS). See under (LLAMA, LLAMA-BES), 92, 93, 149 Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) Buildings and Equipment Section (BES). See under Library Cataloging and Metadata User Community Meeting (OCLC), 161 Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) Cataloging Committee (GODORT), 99, 162 Building Stronger Libraries through Collective Action (RUSA), 143, Cataloging in Publication Advisory Group (CAG) Meeting (UNO), 99, 175 156 Building Your Posse from the Couch: You Can Be an Introverted Cataloging Norms Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 155 Networking Monster, Too! (ignite session), 102, 156 Cataloging of Children’s Materials Committee (ALCTS-CaMMS), 164 Burg, Ann E. (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Cataloging Policy Committee Meeting (CAPC; OLAC), 151 Burnout. See Surviving a Toxic Work Environment: How to Cope with Catalog Management Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 158 Burnout until You Find a New Job (ignite session) Catholic, Crowdfunded and Collaborative: A Unique Approach to Burns, Peggy (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Newspaper Digitization (poster), 202 Business Data for Librarians (RUSA-BRASS), 148 Catholic Library Association (CATHLA): High Tea with MIRA Books Business Meeting (COL; ALA), 150, 168, 175 (UNO), 86, 171 Business Meeting and Member Reception (Beta Phi Mu), 157 CCC. See Cataloging and Classification Committee (CCC) Meeting Business Models (DCWG Subgroup I; OITP), 162 (MAGIRT) Business Reference and Services Section (BRASS). See under CEE. See Get Engaged with Patrons, Librarians, and Speakers at Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Your Library: Open Source Community Engagement Engine (CEE) (poster) Business Reference in Academic Libraries Committee Meeting (RUSA-BRASS), 161 Celebrating Diversity: The Brown Bookshelf Salutes Great Books for Kids (BCALA), 26, 161 Business Reference in Public Libraries Committee Meeting (RUSA- BRASS), 161 Celebrating Fandom: Building a Robust Graphic Novel Collection (ERT), 131, 168 Business Reference Services Discussion Group (RUSA-BRASS), 165 Celebrating Your Library’s Milestones: A Compendium of Ideas Business Reference Sources Committee Meeting (RUSA-BRASS), 162 (UNITED), 129, 167 Business Reference Sources Publisher’s Forum. See One Part Center for the Future of Libraries (ALA) Social, One Part Commercial: A Recipe for Supporting Social Entrepreneurship: Business Reference Sources Publisher’s Forum Feasibility Study as a Catalyst for Change, The, 22, 126, 166 (RUSA-BRASS) Learning with Gensler’s Approach to Community Engagement, Bylaws and Organization Committees 22, 119, 160 GODORT, 150 Learning with Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, 22, 143, 175 LITA, 155 Learning with Matthew Broffman and Innovation at the City of Orlando, 22, 141, 174 Learning with the Harry Potter Alliance, 22, 135, 171 C Learning with the Raspberry Pi Foundation, 22, 116, 157 Think Better: Attention in Education with Steelcase, 22, 112, CAEP. See Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation 155 (CAEP) Top Tools for Changemakers, 22, 130, 168 CAG. See Cataloging in Publication Advisory Group (CAG) Meeting Certification Program Committee (ALA-APA), 157 (UNO) Certification Review Committee (CPLA; ALA), 150 CALA. See Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) Certified Public Library Administrator (CPLA; ALA): Certification Review CALA 2016 Annual Program: Help CALA and Help You, Join CALA Committee, 150 Advance Your Career, 92, 168 CFPB’s (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) Community Financial Caldecott Award Committee. See 2017 Caldecott Award Committee Education Project (UNO), 89, 162 Meeting I–II (ALSC) Chanda, Justin (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Call Me Lucky (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 39, 176 Change Agents and Transformation (invited speakers), 23 CALM. See Committee on Archives, Libraries, and Museums (CALM) Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes: Travel and Hospitality Meeting (ALA) Landscape and Library Resources (RUSA-BRASS), 140–141, 174 CaMMS. See under Association for Library Collections and Technical Changing Face of YA, The (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Services (ALCTS) Changing Standards Landscape,The (10th Annual NISO/BISG Forum; Campus Administration and Leadership Discussion Group (ACRL- UNO), 149 ULS), 157 Chapter Councilors Forum (ALA), 98, 167 C&RL Editorial Board (ACRL), 163 Chapter Leaders Forum (ALA), 92, 149 C C&RL News Editorial Board (ACRL), 163

Chapter Relations Committee: Meeting I–II (ALA), 92, 157, 175 INDEX Candlewick Press (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Chapters Council (ACRL) Can I Use It? New Tools for Determining Rights and (Re)Use Status for Meeting, 163 Our Digital Collections (Knight Foundation; ALA), 23, 120, 160 Work Session, 165 “Can’t I Just Google It?” Working Together to Prepare Teens for College Libraries (conversation starter), 102, 151 Can’t Somebody ELSE Stand Up for Libraries (conversation starter), 105, 173

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 293 Charlemae Rollins President’s Program: Libraries: The Space to Be Coding in Tomorrowland: Inspiring Girls in STEM (OITP), 27, 131, 168 (ALSC), 18, 92, 144 Cognotes—The Official Daily Newspaper, 52 Charlesbridge (Book Buzz Theater), 34 COL. See Committee on Legislation (COL; ALA) Charlton-Trujillo, e.E. (PopTop Stage), 184 COLA. See Committee on Library Advocacy (COLA) Meeting (ALA) Charting Change in Academic Libraries One Position Description at a Coleman, Jean E. See Jean E. Coleman Memorial Library Outreach Time (poster), 203 Lecture (ALA) Checking Out the Library: Partnering with International Programs for Collaborating for Sustainable Libraries: Examples from International Outreach to Short-Stay English Learners (poster), 204 Developing Economies (ISLD program; IRRT), 43, 139, 173 Check Out a Librarian (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 160 Collaborating for the Future: A Consortial Approach to Next Chicago Public Library (CPL). See Tale of Two Cities One Year Later, A: Generation Library Systems (LITA), 96, 142, 174 NYPL and CPL Wi-Fi Lending Projects (LITA) Collaboration Chief Collection Development Officers of Large Research Libraries Bringing Books to Life: Live Action Gaming for Teens through Interest Group (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 153 Collaborative Library Efforts (YALSA), 138, 172 Child Care (at the ALA conference), 52 Catholic, Crowdfunded and Collaborative: A Unique Approach to Children’s Author & Librarian Speed Dating Event (AAP), 33, 86, 161 Newspaper Digitization (poster), 202 Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA): E-rate and CIPA Interest Collaborating for Sustainable Libraries: Examples from Group (LITA), 96, 158 International Developing Economies (ISLD program; IRRT), Children’s Policy (at the ALA conference), 52 173 Children with Autism. See under Public Librarians/Libraries Collaborating for the Future: A Consortial Approach to Next Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) Generation Library Systems (LITA), 96, 142, 174 Annual Membership Meeting, 28, 93, 171 Collaboration, Exploration & Innovation: Building a Research Commons at McGill University (poster), 204 Board Meeting III, 92, 163 Collaboration Works! (poster), 204 Executive Committee Meeting, 92, 157 Collaborative Grant Seeking for Libraries (poster), 205 Leadership Networking, 92, 150 Creating Effective Instructional Videos: From Collaboration and Leadership Training Institute, 87, 174 Design to Assessment (VRT), 134, 170 Mutual Learning between Academic and Public Librarians, 93 Imagination, Collaboration, Innovation: 3D Printing in a Health New Board Meeting, 92, 165 Science Library (poster), 205 2nd Posters Session, 27, 87, 170 Interactive Art Zines—Building Campus Support for Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Transdisciplinary Collaboration (poster), 202 2016 Annual Program: Help CALA and Help You, Join CALA Make Your Development Officer Your BFF: Collaborating for Advance Your Career, 92, 168 Success (LLAMA-FRFDS), 89, 133.169 Chinese Couplets (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 39, 166 Power of Partnerships, The: Library as Leader in Local CHOICE Editorial Board Meeting (ACRL), 163 Collaborations (PLA), 89, 134, 169 Choice OER Review Service Task Force (ACRL), 150 Publish or Perish? Collaborating to Help Graduate Students Navigate the Publishing Process (poster), 203 Choice Tablet App Focus Group (ACRL), 150 Research, Inquiry, or Critical Thinking?: Library Collaboration Choose Your Own Citation Adventure: Twine as a Tool for Interactive with Curricular Initiatives (poster), 204 Library Instruction (poster), 203 Saving Collections, Sharing Expertise: The FIPNET Collaboration Christian Larew Memorial Scholarship Committee (LITA), 155 Across Library Specialties (ALCTS), 143–144, 175 Christopher J. Hoy Scholarship Silent Auction (ERT), 40 Spectrum of Digital Initiatives: Project and Pedagogical Chronicle Books Collaborations in Digital Humanities (ACRL), 115, 157 ALA Annual 2016 Cocktail Party (UNO), 86 STEM Collaboration Share-a-Thon (ALA), 25, 97, 116–117, 158 Book Buzz Theater, 35 Teaching the Research Process through Peer-Assisted Chronicle of a People: Over 250 Years of Florida Jewish History Consultations: A Transformative Model for Collaborative (EMIERT), 24, 89, 132, 169 Inquiry-Based Learning in Academic Libraries (poster), 203 CIPA. See Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA): E-rate and CIPA Two Nursing Liaisons—One Team: A Collaborative Experience Interest Group (LITA) (poster), 204 Circulating Game Collections Effectively. See Don’t Just Roll the WorldShare Management Services: A Library Community Dice: Simple Solutions for Circulating Game Collections Effectively Collaborating in the Cloud (OCLC), 153 (ALCTS) Collection Development and Evaluation Section (CODES). See under Circulating STEM Kits for Youth: Getting to the ROOT of the Matter Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) (ALCTS), 27, 131, 169 Collection Development Discussion Group Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 166 Circulation/Access Services Discussion Group (LLAMA-SASS), 169 Collection Development Issues for the Practitioner Interest Group CJCLS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 158 (ACRL) Collection Development Librarians of Academic Libraries Interest CLASS Advisory Board (AASL), 148 Group (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 160 Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Discussion Groups (ACRL- Collection Evaluation and Assessment Interest Group (ALCTS-CMS), WESS), 160 91, 169 CLASS Researchers (AASL), 148 Collection Management and Development Research Forum (ALCTS- Clayton, Dhonielle (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 CMS), 91, 172 Cleveland, Will (PopTop Stage), 184, 185–186 Collection Management and Electronic Resources Interest Group CLIPP Committee Meeting (ACRL), 163 (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 171 Closer Look at Accreditation Process, Policies and Procedures, A Collection Management Discussion Group (ALSC), 99, 169 (AP3), Fourth Edition (ALA), 172 Collection Management in Public Libraries Interest Group (ALCTS- Closing Brunch (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 CMS, RUSA, RUSA-CODES), 91, 175 Collection Management Section (CMS). See under Association for

C Closing General Session (ALA), 12, 79, 176 Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) CLS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Collections at the Crossroads: Revising and Re-Envisioning the Core CMS. See under Association for Library Collections and Technical Subject Collection (ACRL), 111, 154 Services (ALCTS) Collections Discussion Group (ACRL-LES), 168 COA. See Committee on Accreditation (COA) Meeting (ALA) College and Research Libraries Interest Group (ALCTS-CRS), 91, 164 Cobb, Amanda Leigh (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 College Libraries. See also Association of College and Research INDEX CODES. See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Libraries (ACRL)

294 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION “Can’t I Just Google It?” Working Together to Prepare Teens for Community Engagement Engine (CEE). See Get Engaged with College Libraries (conversation starter), 102, 151 Patrons, Librarians, and Speakers at Your Library: Open Source Leadership and Management Issues in College Libraries Community Engagement Engine (CEE) (poster) Discussion Group (ACRL-CLS), 168 Compensation/Salary Resources for College Libraries Editorial Board Meeting (ACRL), Art of Asking, The: Salary Negotiation for Library Workers (ALA- 164 APA), 77, 93, 131, 168 College Libraries Section (CLS). See under Association of College and Librarian’s Experience with Negotiating Compensation and Research Libraries (ACRL) Benefits across Library Types (poster), 205 College & Research Libraries (C&RL; ACRL) Public Sector Compensation Behind the 8 Ball (LLAMA-HRS), Editorial Board, 163 93, 121, 161 News Editorial Board, 163 Competencies and Education for a Career in Cataloging Interest College Science Librarians Discussion Group (ACRL-STS), 154 Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 150 Comic Books as a Gateway to Early Learning (Graphic Novel/Gaming Conceptualizing Learning through Making (ALA), 149 Stage), 188, 189 Conceptualizing Library Preservation Sustainability and Efficiency: Comics Current Practices and Solutions (poster), 202 Art of the Comic Program or Author Visit, The (YALSA), 95, 111, Concrete Tips to Take Advantage of Workforce Funding (WO Update; 154 ALA), 109, 151 Best/Worst Comics & Manga for Adults, 85, 130, 168 Conference 101: Orient Yourself, 76 DC Comics: Redefining the Superhero for Different Age Groups Conference Committee Meeting (ALA), 152 (ERT), 117, 158 Conference Development Committee Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 164 Graphic Novel Friday Forum—Fandom: All Access for Comics Conference Office Locator. See Office Locator & Floor Plan (ALA), 149 Conference Orientation (NMRT), 76, 150 Secret Stacks, Your Comics in Libraries Podcast (ignite session), Conference Program Coordinating Committee (RUSA), 175 104 Conference Program Coordinating Team (ALA), 155 Tricks of the Trade: Tips for Collecting Comics and Manga (ignite Conference Program Planning Committee Meetings session), 103, 156 Chicago 2017 (ACRL) Committee on Accreditation (COA) Meeting (ALA), 151, 163 ANSS, 152 Committee on Archives, Libraries, and Museums (CALM) Meeting CJCLS, 165 (ALA), 162 EBSS, 164 Committee on Cataloging (ALCTS-CaMMS) LES, 173 Asian and African Materials, 28, 164 STS, 160 Description and Access I–II, 90, 158, 173 WESS, 160 Committee on Diversity (ALA): Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Events, 24–28 Coral Gables 2016 (ACRL-RBMS), 160, 162 Committee on Education (ALA), 152 Iowa City 2017 (ACRL-RBMS), 164, 166 Committee on Holdings Information (ALCTS-CRS), 152 Orlando 2016 (ACRL) Committee on Legislation (COL; ALA) ANSS, 163 Business Meeting I–II, 150, 168, 175 STS, 152 Copyright Subcommittee Meeting, 162 RUSA-BRASS, 156, 171 E-Government Services Subcommittee Meeting, 160 Conference Sponsors (ALA), 72 Federal Legislative Advocacy Group (FLAG), 160 Connecting Individuals with Social Services: The Academic Library’s Role (ACRL), 119, 159 Government Information Subcommittee II, 164 Connecting Libraries with Users. See Designing Successful Online Government Information Subcommittee Meeting (Joint Meeting Communities to Connect Libraries with Users (ignite session) with GODORT Legislation Committee), 157 Connecting Research and Practice (LRRT Research Forum), 93, 110, Grassroots Subcommittee Meeting I–II, 157, 164 152 Intellectual Freedom Committee, 88 Consortial Borrowing Joint Committee (LLAMA-SASS, RUSA-STARS), Legislation Assembly Joint Meeting: Business Meeting I, 150 165 Legislation Assembly Meeting II, 173 Constitution & Bylaws Committee Meeting (ALA), 157 LSTA Subcommittee Meeting, 172 Consultants Giving Back (ASCLA), 132, 169 Telecom Subcommittee Meeting, 157 Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB; UNO): Community Committee on Library Advocacy (COLA) Meeting (ALA), 152 Financial Education Project, 89, 162 Committee on Membership Meetings (ALA), 98, 150 Consumer Health Committee on Multilingual Library Services Discussion Forum (RUSA- Becoming a Consumer Health Information Ambassador: The RSS), 27, 171 Evolution of Health Information Specialists Program for Public Committee on Organization Meeting I–II (ALA), 155, 171 Librarians, 204 Committee on Professional Ethics I–II (COPE; ALA), 88, 150, 173 From Beyond Our Borders: Reliable Multilingual and Committee on Research and Statistics Meeting (ALA), 98, 168 Multicultural Consumer Health Resources (ASCLA), 24, 139, 173 Committee on Status of Women in Librarianship (COSWL; ALA), 162 Content Areas. See Program Content Areas (at the ALA conference) Committee on the Future of University Libraries Meeting (ACRL-ULS), 168 Content Strategy for Responsive Library Websites (LITA), 96, 127–128, 167 Common Core: Uncommonly Good: Public Librarians and School Librarians Working Together for Common Core (PLA), 121–122, Continuing Education Advisory Group Meeting (PLA), 167 161 Continuing Education Committee Meetings. See also Education (Un)Common Instruction: Using Exhibits to Enrich the Undergraduate Committee Meetings Learning Experience (poster), 204 ALCTS, 168 C Communications and Marketing Committee (LITA), 155 ALCTS-CaMMS, 164 INDEX Communication Super Friends, The: Powering Communication, ALCTS-CMS, 164 Strengthening Engagement, and Defeating Unawareness in an Continuing Education Meeting (Health Sciences Interest Group; Academic Library (poster), 204 ACRL), 154 Community and Junior College Libraries Section (CJCLS). See under Continuing Education/Professional Development Discussion Group Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) (ACRL), 157

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 295 Continuing Resources Acquisitions Forum (ALCTS-CRS), 91, 171 Creating Effective Instructional Videos: From Collaboration and Continuing Resources Cataloging Committee (ALCTS-CRS), 153 Design to Assessment (VRT), 134, 170 Continuing Resources Cataloging Forum (ALCTS-CRS), 91, 175 Creating Space for New Media in an Academic Library: Graphic Continuing Resources Section (CRS). See under Association for Novels, Games, Social Data (poster), 204 Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) Creative Ideas in Technical Services Interest Group (ALCTS), 90, 169 Continuing Resources Standards Forum (ALCTS-CRS), 91, 166 Creative Outdoor Spaces. See Increasing Early Literacy Skills through Conversation Starters and Ignite Sessions (ALA), 102–106 Creative Outdoor Spaces (PLA) Cooking Stage. See What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). See under Security Cook Me a Story: A Treasury of Kitchen Time Tales (Kozlowski; What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182 Criminal Justice/Criminology Discussion Group (ACRL-ANSS), 161 Cooperative Alumni Reunion: ALISE Library and Information Studies Crossing the Threshold with Threshold Concepts: Redesigning a (UNO), 78 Library Instruction Lesson Plan (ACRL), 97, 149 Cooperative Online Serials Program (CONSER). See under Program CRS. See under Association for Library Collections and Technical for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC; UNO) Services (ALCTS) Coordinating Committee Meeting (CAEP; AASL), 148 Cultural Competency. See 3-2-1 Impact! Cultural Competency in Action (YALSA President’s Program and Membership Meeting) Copy Cataloging Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 153 Culturally Responsive Teaching: Pedagogical Issues and Strategies Copy Center. See Reprographics (at the ALA conference) for Teaching International Asian Students (poster), 204 Copyright and Fair Use Current Topics Discussion Groups Ask Us Anything: Copyright Open House Program (OITP), 131, ACRL-IS, 97, 161 168 ACRL-ULS, 164 Copyright Discussion Group (ACRL), 154 Curriculum Materials Committee Meeting (ACRL-EBSS), 164 Copyright Education Subcommittee Meeting (OITP), 150, 166 Curtis, Jamie Lee (Closing General Session; ALA), 12, 79, 176 Copyright Subcommittee Meeting (COL), 162 Inspiring Creativity in the Digital Culture: Copyright and Fair Use (ignite session), 106, 175 D Coretta Scott King Book Awards (EMIERT) Everything You Want to Know about the Coretta Scott King Book Dance Group (ACRL-ARTS), 161 Awards Committee, 25, 27, 120, 160 Data-Driven Website Design: Using Analytics to Maximize Search Box Executive Board Meeting, 153 Use on Your Website (OCLC), 159 47th Annual Coretta Scott King Book Awards Breakfast, The, 28, Data to Discourse: Subject Liaisons as Leaders in the Data 86, 163 Landscape (ACRL-STS), 139, 173 GREEN ROOM, 163 Davison, Julia Collin (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), SET UP ROOM, 153 182 General Membership Meeting, 86, 155 DC Comics: Redefining the Superhero for Different Age Groups (ERT), 2017 Jury Meeting, 162 117, 158 Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime Achievement DC Entertainment: HARLEY QUINN All Access (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 Reception, 26, 86, 163 DCRM. See under Bibliographic Standards Committee (ACRL-RBMS) 2017 Jury Meeting, 86, 162 DCWG. See Digital Content Working Group (DCWG; OITP) #WeHaveDiverseBooks: Books 2.0—Resources and Activities, Now and Beyond, 25 DDA. See Demand Drive Acquisition (DDA) for Ebooks: A Formula for Assessing Best Practices (poster) Core Values (program content area), 84, 88–89 Deafness. See Bridging Deaf Cultures & Guidelines for Library and COSWL. See Committee on Status of Women in Librarianship Information Services for Deaf Americans—Joint Meeting (ASCLA) (COSWL; ALA) Delacre, Lulu (PopTop Stage), 25, 184, 187 Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) Demand Drive Acquisition (DDA) for Ebooks: A Formula for Assessing Coordinating Committee Meeting (AASL), 148 Best Practices (poster), 202 Program Reviewer Training (AASL), 149 Description and Access I–II (Committee on Cataloging; ALCTS- Council Meetings CaMMS), 90, 158, 173 ACRL-STS, 151, 176 Designing and Facilitating Learning Experiences That Make a Action Council (SRRT), 153, 171 Difference: The Power of Active Experiential Learning (LearnRT), ALA 149 Council/Executive Board/Membership Information Designing Successful Online Communities to Connect Libraries with Session, 79, 98, 160 Users (ignite session), 105, 175 Council Forum I–III, 79, 98, 163, 173, 176 Design Thinking and Teaching Games (GAMERT), 120–121, 160 Council I–III, 79, 98, 164, 173, 176 Destination Vinita: Adding Diversity One Town at a Time (poster), 202 Council Orientation Committee, 98, 150 Developing Collections Serving LGBTQ Youth: The Trevor Project Incoming Committee Chair Strategic Leadership Meeting, Teams with Interlude Press for Library Outreach (PopTop Stage), 149 25, 184, 185 Orientation Session for New and Reelected Councilors, 79, Developing Cultural Competencies in Descriptive Practices. See 98, 151 Diverse and Inclusive Metadata: Developing Cultural Competencies in Descriptive Practices Cover Letters and Resumes. See Key to Getting Great Interviews, The: Impactful Cover Letters and Resumes (JobLIST Placement Center) Development Committee (GODORT), 99, 162 CPL (Chicago Public Library). See Tale of Two Cities One Year Later, A: Development Issues Discussion Group (LLAMA-FRFDS), 162 NYPL and CPL Wi-Fi Lending Projects (LITA) De Vera, Mark (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 CPLA. See Certified Public Library Administrator (CPLA; ALA): Dewey Update Breakfast and ALCTS Public Libraries Technical Services Interest Group (OCLC), 151 C Certification Review Committee CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design). See under Dialog with Directors Discussion Group (LLAMA), 174 Security Diaz, Shelley (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Creating and Sustaining Digital Scholarship Communities at Your DiCamillo, Kate (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Academic Library (poster), 203 Dictionary Man (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Creating a Reference Training Program Using Instructional Design Digging Deeper—Can Patrons Use Our Resources, and Are Basic (poster), 202 Digital Literacy Classes Enough? (PLA), 129, 169 INDEX

296 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Digital Collections. See Can I Use It? New Tools for Determining Finding Yourself on the Shelves: Diversity in Ethnicity and Rights and (Re)Use Status for Our Digital Collections (Knight Language for Your Teens (YALSA), 25, 86, 118–119 Foundation; ALA) Fresno State’s Library Diversity Committee: Supporting Diversity Digital Conservation Interest Group (ALCTS-PARS), 91, 158 Programming, Services and Resources in the Academic Digital Content Working Group (DCWG; OITP) Community (poster), 205 Meeting, 162 Ideas Exchange: Increasing Diversity in the Publishing and Subgroup I—Business Models, 162 Library Workforce (conversation Starter), 103, 159 Update and Future Directions, 124, 164 Increasing Diversity in Young Adult Collections: An Urban Public Library Analysis (poster), 202 Digital Curation Interest Group Meeting (ACRL), 168 No Room at the Library: The Ethics of Diversity, 27, 88, 131, Digital Disconnect. See Addressing Digital Disconnect for Low-Income 168 Americans (OITP) Not Your Granny’s Dinner Conversation: Diversity, Race, Sex and Digital Humanities Interest Group Meeting (ACRL), 171 Gender, 27, 97, 127, 166 Digital Literacy Other People’s Voices: Using Global Literature in Translation to Digging Deeper—Can Patrons Use Our Resources, and Are Basic Reimagine Diversity in Libraries (conversation starter), 104, Digital Literacy Classes Enough? (PLA), 129, 169 166 Information Communication Technologies and Digital Literacy: A Re-imagining Diversity Initiatives (Spectrum Leadership Twitter Hashtag Analysis Using NodeXL (poster), 203 Institute), 37 Digital Preservation Education: Choosing the Options That Are Right Spice Up Your Library with Pura Belpré! Using Award-Winning for You (ALCTS), 131, 169 Titles and Crafts to Engage Hispanic Children and Celebrate Digital Preservation Interest Group (ALCTS-PARS), 96, 164 Diversity (AASL), 28, 137, 172 Digital Privacy and Security: Keeping You and Your Library Safe and STEAM around the World: Successfully Incorporating Hands-on Secure in a Post-Snowden World (LITA), 150 Learning and Diversity into Children’s Programming (poster), Digital Public Library of America (DPLA): Harvesting Repositories: 203 DPLA, Europeana, & WorldCat Case Studies (LITA), 96, 111, 153 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Digital Special Collections Discussion Group Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), We Need Diverse Books and More—Multiple Diversities: 166 Capturing the Experience of Intersectional Identities (ASCLA), Dirt Roads and Diner Pie (Humphrey; PopTop Stage), 184, 185 117, 158 Disabilities, People with You Did What? Programs for Diverse Teens (YALSA), 25, 95, 141, 174 Bridging Deaf Cultures & Guidelines for Library and Information Services for Deaf Americans—Joint Meeting (ASCLA), 27, 94, Division All Committee Meeting (ALCTS), 168 169 Division Committee Chairs (ALCTS), 166 Checklist of Disability Services for Libraries: How Does Your Division Leadership and the Budget Analysis & Review Committee Library Measure Up? (poster), 203 (ALA), 170 Don’t Get Sued: What Librarians Are Doing to Address the Physical, Division Leadership Breakfast (ALA), 163 Programmatic and Web-Based Accessibility Barriers for People DK Publishing (UNO) with Disabilities (ASCLA President’s Program), 18, 28, 138, 172 Book Buzz Theater, 36 Disconnected Youth. See P3: A New Federal Funding Opportunity to Computer Coding Event, 161 Reach Disconnected Youth (YALSA) DLS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Discussion Forums Don’t Do This! (If You Want to Get the Job) (JobLIST Placement ACRL-WGSS, 173 Center), 56, 87, 115, 1567 RUSA-CODES, 159, 176 Don’t Get Sued: What Librarians Are Doing to Address the Physical, Disney Books (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Programmatic and Web-Based Accessibility Barriers for People Dissertation Forum, The: Support for the Doctoral Experience at Two with Disabilities (ASCLA President’s Program), 18, 28, 138, 172 University Libraries (poster), 204 Don’t Just Roll the Dice: Simple Solutions for Circulating Game Distance Education/Learners: To a Patron Far, Far Away…Library Collections Effectively (ALCTS), 127, 166 Circulation Services for Distance Education Students (poster), 203 Do We Meet Their Needs: A Citation Study of Engineering Faculty Distance Learning Section (DLS). See under Association of College Publications (poster), 202 and Research Libraries (ACRL) Do You See What I See? International Student Library Experience Diverse and Fabulous Books from Lee & Low (Book Buzz Theater), 28 (poster), 204 Diverse and Inclusive Metadata: Developing Cultural Competencies in Do You Want to Plan a Conference? (ALA), 88, 123, 162 Descriptive Practices (ALCTS), 25, 113, 155 DPLA. See Digital Public Library of America (DPLA): Harvesting Diverse Books from Across the Globe (ALA), 23, 112, 155 Repositories: DPLA, Europeana, & WorldCat Case Studies (LITA) Diversity Drake, Keira (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Celebrating Diversity: The Brown Bookshelf Salutes Great Books Draw Me a Library! Student-Centered Space Assessment (poster), for Kids (BCALA), 26, 161 205 Committee on Diversity (ALA): Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Dreams, Dollars & Donations: Preparing for Philanthropy (LLAMA- Events, 24–28 BES), 92, 142, 175 Destination Vinita: Adding Diversity One Town at a Time (poster), Drupal4Lib Interest Group (LITA), 92, 158 202 DVD/Video Pavilion, 179 Diversity and Inclusion Committee (LITA), 25, 155 Dyson, Michael Eric (Opening General Session/Ribbon Cutting; ALA), Diversity Committee Meetings 9, 23, 24, 79, 151 ACRL, 26, 168 ACRL-RBMS, 26, 168 Diversity in LIS Education: Are We Preparing Students for the

21st Century Workplace? (poster), 203 D Diversity Officers Discussion Group (LLAMA), 26 INDEX Diversity & Outreach Fair (ALA), 26, 37, 160 The Kennedy Space Center, Diversity Pavilion, 28, 179 located one hour east of Diversity Pavilion Charging Station, 32 Orlando, has been the Diversity Salons: A Safe Place to Engage in Challenging launch point for NASA’s Conversations (poster), 203 human spaceflight program Diversity: What Has It Done for Us Lately? (Spectrum Leadership since December 1968. Institute), 37

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 297 Elmendorf, Dana (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 E Elsevier Meeting Room (UNO), 99–100 Emerging Leaders (ALA) Early Literacy beyond the Library: How to Engage Young Children and Parents in Your Community (ALSC), 89, 113, 155. See also Literacy Mix and Mingle, 166 Easy as ABC (Accesso a Bibliografia Cientifica): Increasing Access to Poster Session and Reception, 150 Scientific Literature in Panama (poster), 204 Subcommittee, 166 Eatonville, FL. See Taste of the Town: Eatonville, FL (EMIERT) 2016 Wrap-Up, 155 Eat What You Love (Koch; What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Workshop, 149 Stage), 182, 183 Emerging Leaders Interest Group Steering Committee (ALA), 168 E-books Emerging Technologies Interest Group (LITA), 96 Demand Drive Acquisition (DDA) for Ebooks: A Formula for Emerging Technologies Librarians: Changing Roles for Changing Assessing Best Practices (poster), 202 Times (RUSA-ETS), 134, 169 Library Consortia, E-Books and the Power of Libraries: Emerging Technologies Section (ETS). See under Reference and User Innovative Shared E-Book Delivery Models from a Library Services Association (RUSA) Consortium Near You (ASCLA), 117 Emerging Trends Discussion Group (LLAMA-HRS), 93, 158 Tough Love: Guiding Student Researchers toward a Better EMIERT. See Ethnic and Multicultural Information Exchange Round Future for E-Books (poster), 202 Table (EMIERT; ALA) EBSCO Publishing (UNO): EBSCO Excellence in Small and/or Rural Empowerment Public Library Award Jury Meeting (PLA), 156 Empower the Citizens: Copenhagen Libraries Strategy 2014– EBSS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries 2018 (ALA), 42, 92, 119, 160 (ACRL) Skills, Empowerment, Talent: Strengthening the Massachusetts ECIP: The Electronic Cataloging in Publication Partnership Program Library Community (ASCLA), 127 (FAFLRT), 94, 136, 171 Encouraging Creation Using Games. See More Than a Collection: ECRR. See Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR) Oversight Committee Encouraging Creation Using Games (GAMERT) Meeting (ALSC, PLA) Engagement Editorial Advisory Board (ALA): Booklist, 154 Communication Super Friends, The: Powering Communication, Editorial Boards Strengthening Engagement, and Defeating Unawareness in Academic Library Trends and Statistics Survey (ACRL), 163 an Academic Library (poster), 204 CHOICE (ACRL), 163 Diversity Salons: A Safe Place to Engage in Challenging C&RL (ACRL), 163 Conversations (poster), 203 C&RL News (ACRL), 163 Early Literacy beyond the Library: How to Engage Young Children ITAL (LITA), 167 and Parents in Your Community (ALSC), 89, 113, 155 Knowledge Quest (AASL), 174 Engaging Teens with Meaningful Volunteering Opportunities (YALSA), 95, 137, 171 LMPI (ALCTS), 172 Exploring Engagement between Discovery and the Catalog: LRTS (ALCTS), 166 Discussion Forum (RUSA-RSS), 171 Publications in Librarianship (ACRL), 163 Family Engagement in Public Libraries Is Valued, But There Is Resources for College Libraries (ACRL), 164 Work to Be Done (PLA), 129, 167 Standards & Guidelines (AASL), 148 Family Engagement Learning Community (PLA), 175 Educating for the Future of Reference (RUSA), 134, 169 Get Engaged with Patrons, Librarians, and Speakers at Your Education and Behavioral Sciences Section (EBSS). See under Library: Open Source Community Engagement Engine (CEE) Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) (poster), 204 Education Assembly (ALA), 155 Learning with Gensler’s Approach to Community Engagement Education Committee Discussion Group (LLAMA-MAES), 94, 158 (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA), 22, 119, 160 Education Committee Meetings. See also Continuing Education Libraries Foster Community Engagement Member Initiative Committee Meetings Group (ALA), 164 GODORT, 99, 169 Teen Zine: Engaging Teens with Publishing (poster), 204 LITA, 155 Using Digital Content to Engage Your Community (PLA), 128, 167 MAGIRT, 97, 153 Virtuous Circle of Student Engagement, A: The Tech Corner RUSA-BRASS, 162 (poster), 205 Education, Research, and Publications Coordinating Committee Enhance and Expert Community Sharing Session (OCLC), 149 (ALCTS-CRS), 153 Enhancing International Students’ Academic and Library Literacy Education Research Libraries Forum (ACRL-EBSS), 150 Skills (poster), 204 Educators of School Librarians Section (ESLS). See under American Entrepreneurship Association of School Librarians (AASL) One Part Social, One Part Commercial: A Recipe for Supporting Edward G. Holley Memorial Lecture (LHRT), 127, 167 Social Entrepreneurship: Business Reference Sources Edwards, Margaret A. See Margaret A. Edwards Brunch (YALSA) Publisher’s Forum (RUSA-BRASS), 170 Effectively Managing Change (LLAMA-SASS), 96, 133, 169 People’s Incubator, The: Libraries’ Contributions to E-Government Services at Your Library: Conquering an Unfunded Entrepreneurship (OITP), 142, 174 Mandate (OGR; ALA), 148 E-rate and CIPA Interest Group (LITA), 96, 158 E-Government Services Subcommittee Meeting (COL; ALA), 160 E-Rate Task Force (OITP), 164 Eisner, Will. See Will Eisner Graphic Novel Grants, The (ALA) ERIC Presentation (ACRL-EBSS), 168 E. J. Josey ERIC Users Meeting (ACRL-EBSS), 164 Scholarship Committee (BCALA), 150 ERP. See External Review Panel (ERP) Training (ALA) Spectrum Scholar Mentor Committee Meeting (ACRL), 26, 161 ERT. See Exhibits Round Table (ERT; ALA) E Electronic Cataloging in Publication Partnership Program. See ECIP: ESLS. See under American Association of School Librarians (AASL) The Electronic Cataloging in Publication Partnership Program ESSA. See Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) (FAFLRT) Ethics Electronic Resources Interest Group (ALCTS-CRS), 91, 158 Committee on Professional Ethics I–II (COPE; ALA), 88, 150, 173 Electronic Resources Management Interest Group (ALCTS, LITA), 90, 91, 169 No Room at the Library: The Ethics of Diversity (ALA), 27, 88, 131, 168 INDEX Electronic Subscriptions, Licenses, Analytics and Metadata: OCLC’s eServices from End to End, 165

298 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Ethnic and Multicultural Information Exchange Round Table (EMIERT; ALCTS ALA) AS, 158 All-Committee Meeting, 88, 167 CaMMS, 164 Chronicle of a People: Over 250 Years of Florida Jewish History, CMS, 164 24, 89, 132, 169 CRS, 153 Coretta Scott King Book Awards (See Coretta Scott King Book PARS, 173 Awards (EMIERT)) ALSC, 99, 148 Executive Board Meeting, 88, 166 CALA, 92, 157 General Membership Meeting, 88, 155 IRRT, 164 Inter-cultural Programs and Academic Libraries: An Urban Perspective, 97, 110–111, 153 Joint Youth (ALSC, AASL, YALSA), 99, 148 Let the Circle Be Unbroken: Meditations on a Successful LIRT, 174 Mentoring Circle in 2014, 88, 120, 160 LRRT, 98, 99, 175 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 REFORMA, 89, 151, 175 Taste of the Town: Eatonville, FL, 149 Reveal Digital (UNO), 165 ETS. See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) RUSA Eurasia Program (IRC), 176 BRASS, 150, 176 Europe Subcommittee (IRC; ALA), 175 CODES, 150 Evergreen ILS Community Meetup (UNO), 100, 162 ETS, 150, 156, 174 Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR) Oversight Committee Meeting ETS/RSS (joint), 175 (ALSC, PLA), 165 HS, 150, 174 Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) RSS, 150 Unpacking ESSA for the Library Eco-System, 98, 148 STARS, 150 Unpacking ESSA for the School Librarian, 98, 149 Executive Committee Planning Meeting (RUSA-BRASS), 153 Everything You Want to Know about the Coretta Scott King Book Executive Meetings Awards Committee (EMIERT), 25, 27, 120, 160 ACRL-LPSS (with All-Committees Meeting), 152 Evidence-Based Practices Discussion Group (ACRL-ULS), 164 YALSA, 149, 176 Evolve and Improve: Transforming the Contributions of Student Executive Perspectives: A Strategic View of the Library Technology Employees at Your Library (LLAMA, LLAMA-SASS), 93, 149 Industry (LITA), 96, 113–114, 155 Evolving Role of the Library in Institutional and Faculty Assessment, Exhibit Hall/Floor The—A Discussion of Research Metrics (UNO), 156 alphabetical list of exhibitors, 210–255 Evolving Your Library Services to Meet the Needs of a New Mobile children’s policy, 52 World (ERT), 113, 155 floor plan, 206–207 Excellence in Nonfiction Award Committee (YALSA), 159, 170 general information, 52, 178 Exclusive Kanopy Filmmaker Panel (UNO), 97, 159 product categories of exhibitors, 256–274 Executive Board Executive Committee (ALA), 148 Specialty Pavilions, 179 Executive Board Meetings. See also Executive Committee Meetings stage highlights, 32 AILA, 98, 150 welcome to, 44 ALA, 149, 175, 176 Exhibits Opening Reception (ERT), 9 APALA, 98, 151 Exhibits Round Table (ERT; ALA) BCALA, 149 Artist Alley, 40 Beta Phi Mu, 154 Board Meeting, 163 Coretta Scott King Awards Committee (EMIERT), 153 Celebrating Fandom: Building a Robust Graphic Novel EMIERT, 88, 166 Collection, 131, 168 GLBTRT, 92, 153 Christopher J. Hoy Scholarship Silent Auction, 40 LearnRT, 164 DC Comics: Redefining the Superhero for Different Age Groups, LHRT, 164 117, 158 MAGIRT (with Membership Meeting), 99, 169, 171 Evolving Your Library Services to Meet the Needs of a New NMRT (with Membership Meeting), 154 Mobile World, 113, 155 VRT (with Membership Meeting), 174 Exhibits Opening Reception, 9 Executive Committee Meetings. See also Executive Board Meetings Marketing the Value of Your Library: New Technologies, AASL, 98, 148, 176 Practices, and Privacy, 126, 166 ACRL Membership Meeting, 173 AAMES (with Forum), 159 State of the Union for Subject Based Classification in Public ANSS, 173 Libraries, 110, 152 ARTS (with Membership and Outreach Committee We Publish Diverse Children’s Books: Publishers Share Their Meeting), 157 2016 Titles, 136, 171 CJCLS, 164 Ex Libris (UNO) CLS, 152 Ex Libris Student Writing Award Committee (LITA), 155 DLS, 168 Sessions, 156, 159, 161, 167, 170 EBSS, 173 Expanding Your Assessment Toolbox: Creative Assessment Design for the Novice Instruction Librarian (ACRL), 109, 151 IS, 97, 152, 154, 165 Expect More Workshop on Communicating the Value of Librarians LES, 152 (ALA), 145, 175 E RBMS, 173 Exploring Engagement between Discovery and the Catalog: INDEX SEES, 162 Discussion Forum (RUSA-RSS), 171 ULS, 152 Exploring Learning through Making (ALA), 150 WESS, 174 External Review Panel (ERP) Training (ALA), 148 WGSS, 171

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 299 5 Ways Professionalism Is Killing Your Library (ignite session), 102, F 156 FLA. See Florida Library Association (FLA) Board Meeting (AFL) Facebook: Post, Tweet, Retweet, Repeat: Does Managing Facebook FLAG. See Federal Legislative Advocacy Group (FLAG; COL) and Twitter in a Small Academic Library Matter? (poster), 203 Florence: Days of Destruction (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), Faceted Subject Access Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 162 38–39, 161 Fact or Fiction: What Virtual Reference Training Works and What Florida Library Association (FLA) Board Meeting (AFL), 176 Holds Promise (RUSA, RUSA-ETS, RUSA-RSS), 94, 95, 172 Food Swap (Paster; What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), Faculty Perspectives of the Framework (poster), 203 182, 183 FAFLRT. See Federal and Armed Forces Libraries Round Table Forbes, Robert (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 (FAFLRT): ECIP: The Electronic Cataloging in Publication Partnership Program (ALA) Forest Feast for Kids, The (Gleeson; What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182, 183 Fair Use. See Inspiring Creativity in the Digital Culture: Copyright and Fair Use (ignite session) Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Family Engagement in Public Libraries Is Valued, But There Is Work to Be Done (PLA), 129, 167 Forum Assessment Task Force (LITA), 155 Family Engagement Learning Community (PLA), 175 Forum Planning Committee 2016/2017 (LITA), 156 Family Engagement Task Force Meeting (PLA), 174 Framing Out New Partnerships: Redesigning Library Instruction and First-Year Writing Programs through Shared Understandings Farish, Terry. See Threads That Hold a Spine with Terry Farish (USSBY; (ACRL), 111, 154 YALSA) Frangione, Jim (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (ALA), 89, 168 FRBR. See Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) Fearless Questions and Fierce Conversations: Recruiting and Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS) Retaining LIS Doctoral Students of Color (ALA), 25, 88, 112, 155 Frederick G. Kilgour Award (LITA), 156 Fear No Evil…Institutional Accreditation (poster), 203 Freedom to Read Foundation (FTRF; ALA) Fear of 13 (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 39, 171 Board of Trustees, 88, 148 Feasibility Study as a Catalyst for Change, The (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA), 22, 126, 166 Board of Trustees Orientation, 88, 148 Feast for the Young, A: NCL Promoting NDLTD in Taiwan at University Issues Briefing Session (with IFC), 88, 160 Expo (poster), 204 Reception, 88, 148 FEAST: Future & Emerging Access Service Trends (LLAMA-SASS), 94, Freelance Success: Building a Business as a Library Trainer, 118, 158 Educator, Writer, Researcher, or Consultant (ASCLA), 148 Federal and Armed Forces Libraries Round Table (FAFLRT): ECIP: The Freshman Orienteering: A Map to Developing Scalable Library Electronic Cataloging in Publication Partnership Program (ALA), 94, Orientation (poster), 204 136, 171 Fresno State’s Library Diversity Committee: Supporting Diversity Federal Documents Task Force (GODORT), 99, 164 Programming, Services and Resources in the Academic Federal Information Preservation Network (FIPNET): Saving Community (poster), 205 Collections, Sharing Expertise: The FIPNET Collaboration Across FRFDS. See under Library Leadership and Management Association Library Specialties (ALCTS), 143–144 (LLAMA) Federal Legislative Advocacy Group (FLAG; COL), 160 Friends Groups. See 2016 Fund Fare: Who Is Your BFF—How to Federal Science Agencies Update (ACRL-STS), 98, 157 Effectively Build and Sustain Friends Groups (LLAMA-FRFDS) Feminist Task Force (SRRT), 151 From Beyond Our Borders: Reliable Multilingual and Multicultural Consumer Health Resources (ASCLA), 24, 139, 173 Field Trip (NMRT), 151 From Local to Global: How an ALA Chapter Impacts International Field Trip to the Orange County Regional History Center (APALA), 149 Librarianship (poster), 204 50+ Tech Tools in 90 Minutes (YALSA), 96, 145, 176 From Macro to Micro: How Small-Scale Digitization Can Make a Big 52 Weeks of STEM @ Your Library (ALSC), 27, 97, 136, 171 Difference (ALA), 23, 126, 166 Films. See Now Showing @ ALA (film program) From 7 to 70 in 1.5: How Research Libraries Can be Active Partners Finance & Audit Committee (ALA), 156 Leading Digital Scholarship on Campus, 205 Financial Advisory Committee (LITA), 167 From Stage to Page: A Stage Actor’s Approach to Bringing an Financial Literacy Audiobook to Life (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 CFPB’s (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) Community From the Ground Up: Building a Community-Based Project Financial Education Project (UNO), 89, 162 Competition for Staff at All Levels (PLA), 118, 158 Money Matters: Financial Literacy Programming @ Your Library From Vietnam to Syria: Refugees, Their Stories, and Needs (ALA; (poster), 204 APALA), 25, 42, 113, 155 NFCC, ALA Join Forces to Offer Financial Education to Military Front and Center: Designing for Special Collections and Archives in Community (OITP), 26, 120, 160 the Library (LLAMA-BES), 92, 121, 161 Thinking Money Host Site Training Workshop (ALA), 148 FTRF. See Freedom to Read Foundation (FTRF; ALA) Finding Yourself on the Shelves: Diversity in Ethnicity and Language Full-Service 24/7 (poster), 205 for Your Teens (YALSA), 25, 86, 118–119, 159 Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) Interest Fine, Debra. See PR Forum w/Debra Fine, Author of The Fine Art of Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, 149 Small Talk (ALA) Funders Round Table (Reveal Digital; UNO), 159 FIPNET. See Federal Information Preservation Network (FIPNET): Fund Raising and Financial Development Section (FRFDS). See under Saving Collections, Sharing Expertise: The FIPNET Collaboration Library Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) Across Library Specialties (ALCTS) Fundraising Committee (ALCTS), 169 First Author, First Book (UNITED), 170 Further Down the Alphabet—Embracing B Movies (VRT), 114, 156 First-Time Attendee Information, 76 Future According to Harlequin TEEN, Tor Teen and Starscape, The First Year Experience Discussion Group (ACRL), 151 (Book Buzz Theater), 33 F First Year Experience Interest Group—Inaugural Meeting (RUSA), 90, Future & Emerging Access Service Trends (FEAST; LLAMA-SASS), 94, 165 118, 158 Fiscal and Business Officers Discussion Group (LLAMA-LOMS), 171 Future of the Internet and the ‘Cloud of Things,’ The (ALCTS Fisher, Ali (Book Buzz Theater), 33 President’s Program), 18, 90, 143, 174 Five Super Easy Makerspace Programs That Will Bring in the Crowds (ignite session), 105, 175 INDEX

300 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Global Literature, Using. See Other People’s Voices: Using Global G Literature in Translation to Reimagine Diversity in Libraries (conver- sation starter) Gagliano, Gina (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Globally Connecting Libraries, Archives, and Museums (ALCTS). See Gaining P’interest: Academic Images Reimagined (poster), 202 under Linked Data Gala Author Tea, Sponsored by ReferenceUSA (UNITED), 176 GN MIG. See Graphic Novels & Comics in Library Membership Gale Cengage Learning: Shuttle Bus Service, 54, 58 Initiative Group (GN MIG) Programs Game Making Interest Group (LITA), 97, 174 GODORT. See Government Documents Round Table (GODORT; ALA) Games and Gaming Round Table (GAMERT; ALA) GODORT 101: Membership Committee (GODORT), 99, 151 ALA Play, 31, 32, 94, 151 Going the Distance: Avoiding Mid-Career Plateaus (poster), 205 Board Meeting, 162 Gonzalez, Lucia (PopTop Stage), 25, 184, 187 Design Thinking and Teaching Games, 120–121, 160 Google. See “Can’t I Just Google It?” Working Together to Prepare Teens for College Libraries (conversation starter) Gaming Lounge, 32, 179 Gorzelanczyk, Melissa (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 International Games Day Committee Meeting, 155 Government Data Centers: A Look under the Hood (GODORT), 94, More Than a Collection: Encouraging Creation Using Games, 144, 176 149 Government Documents Round Table (GODORT; ALA) Gaming/Graphic Novel Pavilion, 179 Awards Committee, 167 Gaming Lounge (GAMERT), 32, 179 Bylaws & Organization Committee, 150 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Round Table (GLBTRT; ALA) Cataloging Committee, 99, 162 Executive Board Meeting, 92, 153 Development Committee, 99, 162 Membership Meeting, 99, 156 Education Committee, 99, 169 Queer Zines—Where We’ve Been, Where We Are, and Where Federal Documents Task Force, 99, 164 We’re Going, 26, 86, 123, 162 General Membership Meeting, 99, 171 Reflecting Realities: Transgender Fiction for Today’s Tweens and GODORT 101: Membership Committee, 99, 151 Teens, 27, 86, 137, 171 Government Data Centers: A Look under the Hood, 94, 144, Social, 28, 173 176 Stonewall Book Awards Program, 24, 174 Government Information for Children Committee, 99, 153 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Government Information Subcommittee Meeting (Joint Meeting Wedding Heard ’Round the World, The: The Michael McConnell with COL), 157 and Jack Baker Story, 121, 160 Happy Hours with GODORT, 99 Geeky Programming on a Shoestring Budget (YALSA), 95, 134, 170 International Documents Task Force, 99, 158 Geisel Award Committee. See 2017 Geisel Award Committee Meeting Legislation Committee Meeting II–III, 99, 169 I–IV (ALSC) Nominating Committee, 99, 151 Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (at ALA conference), 53 Preservation Working Group, 99, 151 Genealogy and Local History Discussion Group (RUSA-HS), 162 Program Committee, 99, 167 Genealogy Preconference (RUSA-HS), 149 Publications Committee, 99, 160 General (Conference) Information (ALA), 3, 52–54 Rare & Endangered Government Publications, 99, 155 General Membership Committee Meeting (ACRL-AFAS), 159 Reception and Awards Ceremony, 99, 172 General Membership Forums State and Local Documents Task Force, 99, 160 ACRL-LES, 161 Steering Committee Meeting I–II, 99, 150, 176 ACRL-WGSS, 162 Government Information Committee Meeting (ACRL-STS), 152 General Membership Meetings. See also Membership Meetings Government Information for Children Committee (GODORT), 99, 153 ACRL Government Information Pavilion, 179 LPSS, 166 Government Information Subcommittee Meeting (COL) STS (with breakfast), 164 ALA, 164 WESS, 173 GODORT, 157 AILA, 26, 98, 168 Graphic Novel Friday Forum—Fandom: All Access for Comics (ALA), Coretta Scott King Book Awards Committee (EMIERT), 86, 155 149 EMIERT, 88, 155 Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage (ALA), 44, 178, 188–190 GODORT, 99, 171 Graphic Novels & Comics in Library Membership Initiative Group (GN REFORMA, 89, 174 MIG) Programs, 160, 168 General Sessions Graphic Traffic: Graphic Novels Takeover (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 ALA Closing Session, 12, 79, 176 Grassroots Subcommittee Meeting I–II (COL; ALA), 157, 164 ALA Opening Session/Ribbon Cutting (Michael Eric Dyson), 9, 23, 24, 79, 151 Great Games and Gamification in Libraries (LITA), 97, 140, 174 Gensler. See Learning with Gensler’s Approach to Community Great Graphic Novels for Teens (YALSA), 165, 174 Engagement (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA) Great Stories Club Orientation Workshop—The Art of Change: Geographic Technologies Committee and GIS Discussion Group Creation, Growth and Transformation (ALA), 94, 148 Meeting (MAGIRT), 158 Green Initiatives Germanists and Romance Languages Discussion Groups (ACRL- at the ALA Conference, 47 WESS), 168 Green Ideas in National Central Library (Taiwan; poster), 204 Get Engaged with Patrons, Librarians, and Speakers at Your Library:

National Library of Aruba, The: Promoting, Enhancing and G Open Source Community Engagement Engine (CEE) (poster), 204 Embracing Green Education (SUSTAINRT; ALA), 89, 138, 172 Get the eTeam, Stat: Managing ERA Troubleshooting Triage Tier by Green, John Patrick (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 INDEX Tier (poster), 205 Green Screen: Quick & Dirty (AASL), 122, 161 Gino, Alex (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Grill, William (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188 GLBTRT. See Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Round Table GSLIS Alumni Happy Hour, 78 (GLBTRT; ALA) GSLIS LSAA Annual Meeting and Alumni Reception, 78, 173 Gleeson, Erin (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182, 183 Guerrero, Diane (ALA Awards Presentation), 10, 23, 24, 79, 171, 172

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 301 Holdings Information Forum (ALCTS-CRS), 91, 160 H Holiday House (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Holley, Edward G. See Edward G. Holley Memorial Lecture (LHRT) Hachette (Book Buzz Theater), 36 Hopkins, Lee Bennett (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Hacks in the Stacks: Hosting Hackathons in the Library (poster), 205 The Horror! The Horror: Authors Who Write to Scare (UNITED), 153 Halstead, Graham (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Hotels Hamilton College. See Making Students Part of the TEAM: The LITS Ambassador Program at Hamilton College (poster) floor plans, 64–67 Hamilton, Virginia. See under Coretta Scott King Book Awards general registration information, 53 (EMIERT) map and key, 60 Happy Birthday Selfie Station (ALA), 32 shuttle bus service, 54, 58 Happy Hours Hot Topics Discussion Groups/Forums GODORT, 99 ACRL-CJCLS, 160 GSLIS Alumni, 78 ACRL-STS, 152, 166 LearnRT, 172 RUSA-STARS, 171 LITA, 99, 172 How Can Batch Search Processing Streamline Arabic Cataloging LLAMA, 173 Workflow: Qatar National Library as a Case Study (poster), 204 Harlequin TEEN (Book Buzz Theater), 34 How Four Academic Research Libraries Reinvented Their Roles. See Journey to the Center of the University: How Four Academic Harley Quinn. See DC Entertainment: HARLEY QUINN All Access Research Libraries Reinvented Their Roles (ignite session) (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage) How Is MAKER Made: Makerspaces Grow in Global Cultures (poster), HarperCollins Children’s Books (Book Buzz Theater), 35 204 HarperCollins Publishers Adult Books (Book Buzz Theater), 36, 86, How Libraries Encourage Broadband Adoption (LITA), 89, 142, 174 153 How Libraries and Librarians Can Act as Community Resources in Harry Potter Alliance. See Learning with the Harry Potter Alliance Building Bridges between Different Communities (ALA), 27, 43, (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA) 126, 166 Hart, John (UNITED President’s Program), 19, 114, 156 How Local Libraries Can Protect Global Internet Freedom: The Library Harvesting Repositories: DPLA, Europeana, & WorldCat Case Studies Freedom Project’s Tor Relay Initiative (LITA), 89, 114, 155 (LITA), 96, 111, 153 How May We Help You? Using a Needs Assessment to Curate Hashtags Successful Library Interventions for Social Work Graduate Information Communication Technologies and Digital Literacy: A Students (poster), 203 Twitter Hashtag Analysis Using NodeXL (poster), 203 How the Public Grades Libraries—and Uses Libraries (ALA), 143, 175 Selfies, Hashtags, and Zombies, Oh My! Instagram as a Tool for How to Engage Young Children and Parents. See Early Literacy Interactive Library Orientations (poster), 204 beyond the Library: How to Engage Young Children and Parents in Heads of Cataloging Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS), 91, 173 Your Community Heads of Library Technology Interest Group (LITA), 99, 174 How to Get beyond the ‘Agree’ Button in Privacy Policies: Making Heads of Public Services Discussion Group (ACRL), 161 Policy Awareness an Everyday Topic in Libraries (conversation Health and Environmental Research Online. See Redefining starter), 105, 171 the Health and Environmental Research Online (HERO) User How to Implement Things When People Hate Change (Knight Experience: Improving Usability and Supporting the EPA Mission of Foundation; ALA), 23, 136, 171 Protecting the Environment (poster) Hoy, Christopher J. See Christopher J. Hoy Scholarship Silent Auction Health Sciences Interest Group (ACRL) (ERT) Continuing Education Meeting, 154 HR Confidential: Insider Tips from Library HR Directors (JobLIST Membership Meeting, 151 Placement Center), 57, 87, 125, 165 Help & Accessibility Services (at the ALA conference), 6, 52 HRDR. See Office for Human Resource Development and Recruitment (HRDR; ALA) Help CALA and Help You. See CALA 2016 Annual Program: Help CALA and Help You, Join CALA Advance Your Career HRS. See under Library Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) HERO. See Redefining the Health and Environmental Research Online (HERO) User Experience: Improving Usability and Supporting the HS. See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) EPA Mission of Protecting the Environment (poster) Hugh C. Atkinson Memorial Award Committee (LITA), 156 Heuvelt, Thomas Olde (PopTop Stage), 33, 184, 187 Human Resources Section (HRS). See under Library Leadership and Hex (Heuvelt; PopTop Stage), 33, 184, 187 Management Association (LLAMA) Hidden in Plain Sight: Tracing Book History in Circulating Collections Humphrey, Shonna (PopTop Stage), 185 (ALCTS), 136, 171 Hunger, Homelessness and Poverty Task Force (SRRT), 151 Higher Education Minority Librarians in Higher Education (conversation starter), 106, 176 I On the Road to Serendipity: Infusing the Framework for I Am ALA, and So Can You! A Testimonial for Becoming an ALA Leader Information Literacy for Higher Education into the Curriculum (ignite session), 104, 167 (poster), 203 iBeacon. See BluuBeam—ALA Annual Conference Official iBeacon Taking Our Seat at the Table: How Academic Librarians Can Help Provider (ALA) Shape the Future of Higher Education (ACRL-ULS), 130, 168 ICLAE. See International Council of Library Association Executives Update on the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for (ICLAE; ALA) Higher Education (ACRL), 165 ICOLC Consortia Breakfast (UNO), 163 High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 Ideas Exchange: Increasing Diversity in the Publishing and Library Historical, Emotional Women’s Fiction (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Workforce (conversation starter), 103, 159 History and Genealogy Achievement Award Committee Meeting H IFC. See Intellectual Freedom Committee (IFC) (RUSA-HS), 161 IFC/COL Meeting, 88, 166 History Librarians Discussion Group (RUSA-HS), 170 IFLA. See International Federation of Library Associations and History of Reading and Readers in Libraries (LHRT Research Forum), Institutions (ALA): IFLA 2016 Update—Columbus 133, 169 IFLA 2016 Update—Columbus (ALA), 156 History Section (HS). See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) If Reading Is So Important, Why Are Children’s Books Getting

INDEX Shorter? (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Hi Tech Award Committee (LITA), 156 IFRT. See Intellectual Freedom Round Table (IFRT; ALA) 302 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Ignite Sessions (ALA), 102–106 Space, Place, and Information Literacy: The Importance of I Know the School Colors Are Red and Gold, But Do the Library Walls Visual Aesthetics in the 21st Century Research Library Really Need to Be Orange?: Bringing the Community into a 21st (conversation starter), 105, 174 Century Library Renovation (poster), 205 Student Learning and Information Literacy Committee Meeting Image Resources Interest Group Meeting (ACRL), 157 (ACRL), 170 Imagination, Collaboration, Innovation: 3D Printing in a Health Teaching Data Information Literacy: A Hands-on Introduction Science Library (poster), 205 (ACRL-IS), 97, 149 Imagineering Interest Group (LITA) Update on the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Imagineering–Science Fiction/Fantasy and Information Higher Education, 165 Technology: Where We Are and Where We Could Have Been, Using the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy: Examples 33, 86, 158 and Ideas (ACRL), 152 Meeting, 86, 167 Using the New Framework to Revitalize Information Literacy on a Imagineering the Framework: Implementing and Assessing College Campus (poster), 203 Information Literacy Programs (LLAMA-LOMS), 94, 114, 156 When the Student Becomes the Teacher: Are MLIS Students I’m a Manager Now?. See Um, I’m a Manager Now? Supervision for Ready to Teach Information Literacy? (poster), 203 Millennials (ignite session) Workshop on Supporting Librarians in Adding Data Literacy Imitation Game, The: Alan Turing Decoded (Ottaviani; Graphic Novel/ Skills to Information Literacy Instruction (AFL), 97 Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Information Technologists or Information Thought-Leaders. See IMLS. See Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Library I.T.: Information Technologists or Information Thought- Leaders (LITA) Immersion Faculty I–II (ACRL), 148 Information Technology and Libraries (ITAL) Editorial Board (LITA), Immersion Program Committee Meeting (ACRL), 168 167 Immigration. See also Refugees Ingram Publisher Services (Book Buzz Theater), 36 Serving New Immigrants through Partnerships and Federal Innovation Resources (PLA), 27, 134 Borderless Libraries: Pushing Boundaries for Innovation and Implementing Health and Medical Reference Guidelines: Training Leadership (IRRT International Paper Session & Projects), 42, Librarians, Paraprofessionals and Part Time Staff (with ACRL) 118, 158 (RUSA-RSS, ACRL), 159 Collaboration, Exploration & Innovation: Building a Research Importance & Basics of Starting a Coding Group at Your Library, The Commons at McGill University (poster), 204 (ignite session), 102–103, 156 Imagination, Collaboration, Innovation: 3D Printing in a Health Improve Services and Create Value: Using Data to Guide Your Science Library (poster), 205 Library’s Strategic Planning Process (ALA), 94, 141, 174 Innovation and Risk Taking in Business Academic Librarianship: Improv Techniques That Work!. See Storytime Live! Improv Lightning Talks (RUSA-BRASS Academic Forum), 95, 159 Techniques That Work! (ALSC) Joyous Paranoia: How Libraries Misunderstand and Mismanage Inaugural Brunch (ALA), 12, 176 Disruptive Innovation (ACRL), 112, 154 InbeTWEEN: Services and Programs for Tweens in Public Libraries Learning with Matthew Broffman and Innovation at the City of (ALSC), 94, 110, 153 Orlando, 22, 141, 174 Incoming Committee Chair Strategic Leadership Meeting (ALA Library Consortia, E-Books and the Power of Libraries: Council), 149 Innovative Shared E-Book Delivery Models from a Library Increasing Diversity in Young Adult Collections: An Urban Public Consortium Near You (ASCLA), 117, 158 Library Analysis (poster), 202 Pivot or Persevere? Creating a Framework for Successful Increasing Early Literacy Skills through Creative Outdoor Spaces Innovation (ALA), 149 (PLA), 111, 153 Springer Innovations for Academic Libraries Lunch & Learn Independent Schools Section (ISS). See under American Association Session (UNO), 100 of School Librarians (AASL) Way to Innovate: How Three Libraries Turned Outward to Lead Indiana University Alumni Reception & Awards Celebration, 78, 172 Change (And You Can, Too) (ALA), 89, 116, 157 INDIEFAB Book of the Year. See Foreword Reviews’ INDIEFAB Book of Insider Publishing Tips. See Write Stuff, The: Insider Publishing the Year Awards (PopTop Stage) Tips from Editors of Peer-Reviewed and Practitioner Journals In Football We Trust (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 39, 163 (AASL-ESLS) Information Commons Discussion Group (ACRL), 157 Inside Simon & Schuster’s New Muslim-Themed Imprint, Salaam Information Communication Technologies and Digital Literacy: A Reads (PopTop Stage), 27, 184, 186 Twitter Hashtag Analysis Using NodeXL (poster), 203 Inspiring Creativity in the Digital Culture: Copyright and Fair Use Information Exchange Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 172 (ignite session), 106, 175 Information Literacy Instagram. See Selfies, Hashtags, and Zombies, Oh My! Instagram as a Tool for Interactive Library Orientations (poster) Building a Curriculum on the Intersections of Scholarly Communications and Information Literacy (ACRL), 149 Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Committee Meeting (ACRL-STS), 96, 152 Lessons Learned from IMLS Funded Communities of Practice (ACRL), 157 Frameworks and Standards Committee (ACRL), 170 New Horizons in Professional Development for Cataloging Imagineering the Framework: Implementing and Assessing and Metadata Services: An IMLS-Funded Survey on New Information Literacy Programs (LLAMA-LOMS), 94, 114, 156 Standards and Technologies for the Organization of Data and Information Literacy Faculty Learning Communities: A New Information (poster), 202 Approach to Faculty Development (poster), 203 New IMLS Grant: Librarians Seeking Refugees and Asylum Information Literacy’s Influence on Undergraduates’ Learning Seekers (ALA), 158 and Development: Results from a Large Multi-institutional Instruction and Information Literacy Committee Meeting (ACRL- Study (poster), 203 ANSS), 159 Instruction and Information Literacy Committee Meeting (ACRL- Instruction Section (IS). See under Association of College and ANSS), 159

Research Libraries (ACRL) I

Integrating Information Literacy into Written Business Integrating Information Literacy into Written Business INDEX Communication: An Assessment of Learning Outcomes Communication: An Assessment of Learning Outcomes (poster), (poster), 203 203 On the Road to Serendipity: Infusing the Framework for Intellectual Freedom 101 (ALA), 77, 98, 150 Information Literacy for Higher Education into the Curriculum (poster), 203 Intellectual Freedom Committee (IFC) Press Record and Show What You Learned: Using Adobe Voice ALA to Engage Students in Information Literacy Content (poster), Committee on Legislation, 88, 166 205 ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 303 Issues Briefing Session (with FTRF), 88, 160 International Relations Committee (See International Relations Meeting I–V, 88, 149, 152, 155, 176 Committee (IRC)) Privacy Subcommittee, 164 Leaning International: Stories from the Field (IRRT International Joint Meeting (ALSC, AASL, YALSA), 94, 169 Connections), 43, 93, 132, 169 PLA, 165 International Responsibilities Task Force (SRRT), 151 Intellectual Freedom for Youth in Custody—Discussion Forum (ASCLA), International Sustainable Library Development (ISLD): Collaborating 25, 94, 155 for Sustainable Libraries: Examples from International Developing Economies (IRRT), 43, 139 Intellectual Freedom Round Table (IFRT; ALA) International Visitors Center, 30, 32, 42, 77 Awards Reception & Member Social, 88, 163 Internet Café (at the ALA conference), 53 Meeting I–II, 88, 150, 173 Internet Rooms (at the ALA conference), 53 Offensive Speech, Trigger Warnings, and Other Threats to Academic Freedom—What Is the Role of Academic In the Name of Assessment: Following Up LibQUAL+® (poster), 205 Librarians?, 88, 132, 169 Introducing APA Style CENTRAL (UNO), 100, 171 Interactive Art Zines—Building Campus Support for Transdisciplinary Introducing a “Stress Free Zone” into a Large, Fast-Paced Hospital Collaboration (poster), 202 Library: A Pilot Study (poster), 203 Inter-cultural Programs and Academic Libraries: An Urban Perspective Introducing Non-Librarian Digital Professionals: Challenges, (EMIERT), 26, 97, 110–111, 153 Expectations & Results (LLAMA-SASS), 93, 128, 167 Interdivisional Committee on Building Resources Meeting (ACRL, Introduction to Women’s Issues in ALA Discussion Group (ACRL- LLAMA), 168 WGSS, SRRT), 25, 93, 159 Interlibrary Loan (ILL) Introverted Networking. See Networking Discussion Group (RUSA-STARS), 156 IRC. See International Relations Committee (IRC) Power of Accessibility and Efficiency, The: Harnessing IRRT. See International Relations Round Table (IRRT; ALA) Interlibrary Loan Activity (poster), 204 IS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Resource Sharing in Tomorrowland—A Panel Discussion about Islandora for Managers: Open Source Digital Repository Training the Future of Interlibrary Loan (RUSA), 118, 159 (LITA), 150 Interlude Press. See Developing Collections Serving LGBTQ Youth: ISLD. See International Sustainable Library Development (ISLD): The Trevor Project Teams with Interlude Press for Library Outreach Collaborating for Sustainable Libraries: Examples from (PopTop Stage) International Developing Economies (IRRT) International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC) Breakfast, 163 Isn’t It Romantic? (UNITED), 164 International Council of Library Association Executives (ICLAE; ALA), ISS. See under American Association of School Librarians (AASL) 92, 166 Issues Briefing Session (IFC; FTRF), 88, 160 International Documents Task Force (GODORT), 99, 158 Is the Big Deal a Good Deal? Methods and Approaches to Evaluating International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions Bundled Content (ALCTS, LLAMA), 90, 91, 125, 164 (ALA): IFLA 2016 Update—Columbus, 156 ITAL. See Information Technology and Libraries (ITAL) Editorial Board International Games Day Committee Meeting (GAMERT), 155 (LITA) Internationalizing Your Library: Strategies for All Types of Librarians: Ithaka S+R Meetings and Workshops (UNO), 89 Public/School/Academic/National/Government (Preconference; It’s Not Just a G Thing: Exploring the LBTQ (and Beyond) in Middle IRRT), 148 Grade and Young Adult Literature (PopTop Stage), 184 International Librarians (IRRT) Orientation, 42, 77, 150 Reception, 43, 176 J International Pavilion, 42, 179 International Perspectives on Academic and Research Libraries Jaffery, Zareen (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Discussion Group (ACRL), 149 Japanese Gaming Market Impacting Publishing (Graphic Novel/ International Poster Session, 43 Gaming Stage), 188, 189 International Programs and Events, 42–43 JCLC. See Joint Conference of Librarians of Color (JCLC) International Relations Committee (IRC) Jean E. Coleman Memorial Library Outreach Lecture (ALA), 24, 88, 173 ALA (See also Americas IRC Program (ALA)) Jennings, Jazz (Auditorium Speaker Series), 16, 24, 173 Africa Program, 171 Jenoff, Pam (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Chair’s Program, 160 Jim Neal Program (ALA), 157 Eurasia Program, 176 Job Fair (with Open House) (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 166 Europe Subcommittee, 175 JobLIST Placement Center (ALA) Meeting I–II, 150, 175 Ace the Interview and Land a Librarian Job, 57, 135, 171 ALCTS, 169 Career Counseling, 56, 154, 165 All Subcommittee Meeting (with IFRT), 153 Career Development Workshops, 56–57, 87 BCALA, 150 Check Out a Librarian, 56, 160 International Relations Round Table (IRRT; ALA) Don’t Do This! (If You Want to Get the Job), 56, 87, 115, 156 Best Practices of Internationalizing Libraries: Public, School, & Academic (Chair’s Program), 24, 43, 144, 176 general information, 54, 56, 76 Borderless Libraries: Pushing Boundaries for Innovation and HR Confidential: Insider Tips from Library HR Directors, 57, 87, Leadership (International Paper Session & Projects), 42, 118, 125, 165 158 Key to Getting Great Interviews, The: Impactful Cover Letters Chair’s Program, 24, 43, 144, 176 and Resumes, 57, 116, 157 Collaborating for Sustainable Libraries: Examples from Match.com for Resumes, 57, 119, 160 International Developing Economies (ISLD program), 43, 139, Mentoring-on-the-Fly, 56, 154, 168 I 173 Open House/Job Fair, 56, 166 Executive Committee Meeting, 164 Photography Service, 56, 154, 165 Internationalizing Your Library: Strategies for All Types of Placement & Career Development Center Orientation, 56, 152 Librarians: Public/School/Academic/National/Government Preparing for Today’s Job Market (Preconference), 148 I—The Job Search, 56, 87, 111, 154 International Librarians Orientation, 42, 77, 150 II—The Interview, 57, 135, 170 INDEX International Librarians Reception, 43, 176 Resume Review Service, 56, 154, 165

304 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION John Cotton Dana Awards Presentation and Reception (LLAMA-PRMS, Models from Latin America (ALA) UNO), 88, 89, 172 Laugh’s on Us, The, sponsored by SAGE (UNITED), 172 Joint Assessment in Action/Value of Academic Libraries Retreat Law and Political Science Section (LPSS). See under Association of (ACRL), 170 College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Joint Chairs Meeting (LITA), 153 LBTQ Joint Committees Meeting (ACRL-WESS), 154 Developing Collections Serving LGBTQ Youth: The Trevor Project Joint Conference of Librarians of Color (JCLC) Teams with Interlude Press for Library Outreach (PopTop Stage), 25, 184, 185 High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 It’s Not Just a G Thing: Exploring the LBTQ (and Beyond) in Meeting III (AFL), 161 Middle Grade and Young Adult Literature (PopTop Stage), 184 Joint Executive Committee Meeting (RUSA-ETS, RUSA-RSS), 175 LC. See Library of Congress (LC; UNO): BIBFRAME Update Forum Joint Intellectual Freedom Committee Meeting (AASL, ALSC, YALSA), LCIG. See Library Consultants Interest Group (LCIG): Yes, I Am a 94 Librarian: An Open Forum for Consultants and Independent Joint Legislation Committee Meeting (AASL, ALSC, YALSA), 99, 162 Librarians (ASCLA) Joint Membership Meeting and Social (SRRT, SUSTAINRT), 162 Leab Exhibition Awards Ceremony (ACRL-RBMS), 170 Joint Youth Executive Committee Meeting (AASL, ALSC, YALSA), 99, Leadership 148 Affiliate Assembly Leadership Conference (AASL), 97, 149 Jonker, Travis (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Borderless Libraries: Pushing Boundaries for Innovation and Josey, E. J. See E. J. Josey Leadership (IRRT International Paper Session & Projects), 42, Journey to the Center of the University: How Four Academic Research 118, 158 Libraries Reinvented Their Roles (ignite session), 106, 175 I Am ALA, and So Can You! A Testimonial for Becoming an ALA Joyous Paranoia: How Libraries Misunderstand and Mismanage Leader (ignite session), 104, 167 Disruptive Innovation (ACRL), 112, 154 Leadership & ALSC, 153 Jump Around: Motor Development for Babies and Toddlers (ignite Leadership and Management Issues in College Libraries session), 106, 175 Discussion Group (ACRL-CLS), 168 Leadership Council and ACRL Membership Meeting, 150 Leadership Council Welcome Reception (ACRL), 150 K Leadership Development Committee Kessler, Todd (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 ALCTS, 169 Key to Getting Great Interviews, The: Impactful Cover Letters and PLA, 150 Resumes (JobLIST Placement Center), 57, 116, 157 Leadership Discussion Group (ACRL), 159 Kilgour, Frederick G. See Frederick G. Kilgour Award (LITA) Leadership Networking (CALA), 92, 150 King, Coretta Scott. See Coretta Scott King Book Awards (EMIERT) Leadership Orientation (See under Orientations) King, Jr., Martin Luther. See Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Task Force Leadership Training Institute (CALA), 87, 174 (SRRT) Leaders Wanted: LIS Doctoral Options Fair, 88, 115, 156 Kino Lorber EDU. See Mixer Sponsored by Kino Lorber EDU (VRT) Leading for the Future (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 Kiss and Tell: MG and YA Authors Talk Cuddling to Kissing to Oh My! Library I.T.: Information Technologists or Information Thought- (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Leaders (LITA), 93, 128, 167 Kitchen Table Conversations (ALA), 152, 155, 157, 160, 164, 166, Training, Orientation, & Leadership Development (TOLD) 168, 171, 173, 174, 175, 176 Committee (ALA), 149 Kitchen Table Conversation: What Do YOU Want from LLAMA?, 174 Transformational and Transactional Styles: Perceptions of Knight News Challenge Libraries (Knight Foundation; ALA) Academic Library Leadership (poster), 205 Can I Use It? New Tools for Determining Rights and (Re)Use Leaders Wanted: LIS Doctoral Options Fair (ALA), 88, 115, 156 Status for Our Digital Collections, 23, 120, 160 Leading for the Future (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 How to Implement Things When People Hate Change, 23, 136, Leaning International: Stories from the Field (IRRT International 171 Connections), 43, 93, 132, 169 Philanthropy and Libraries, 23, 130, 168 Learning Round Table (LearnRT; ALA) 2016 Challenge Winners Announcement, 23, 116, 157 Anytime + Anywhere = Never: Tackling the Motivation Knowledge Quest Editorial Board Meeting (AASL), 174 Challenges of Continual Learning, 97, 140, 174 Ko, Erik (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 Best Practices in Training Showcase, 169 Kobashigawa, Blake (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Designing and Facilitating Learning Experiences That Make a Koch, Marlene (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182, Difference: The Power of Active Experiential Learning, 149 183 Executive Board Meeting, 164 Kokie, E.M. (PopTop Stage), 184 Happy Hour, 172 Konigsberg, Bill (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 LearnRT 101, 155 Kozlowski, Bryan (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182 Learning Times Two (REFORMA President’s Program), 25, 90, 156 Kuderick, Madeline (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Learning with Gensler’s Approach to Community Engagement (Center Kumu Hina: The True Meaning of Aloha (Now Showing @ ALA Film for the Future of Libraries; ALA), 22, 119, 160 Program), 25, 38, 159 Learning with Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA), 22, 143, 175 Learning with Matthew Broffman and Innovation at the City of L Orlando (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA), 22, 141, 174 Learning with the Harry Potter Alliance (Center for the Future of Lady Liberty at the Library: Los Angeles Public Library Expands the Libraries; ALA), 22, 135, 171

Welcome (ALA), 27, 94, 125, 166 Learning with the Raspberry Pi Foundation (Center for the Future of L

Lancaster, Bridget (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182 Libraries; ALA), 22, 116, 157 INDEX Langdon, Lorie (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 LearnRT. See Learning Round Table (LearnRT; ALA) Larew, Christian. See Christian Larew Memorial Scholarship LearnRT 101, 155 Committee (LITA) Lee & Low Books (UNO) Larry Romans Memorial (ALA), 162 Book Buzz Theater, 36 Last Cab to Darwin (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 38, 151 State of Bilingual Children’s Books, The (PopTop Stage), 25, Latin America. See Services to Spanish Speakers: Best Practices and 184, 187

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 305 Legal Resources Libraries/Librarians Need to Support Their Library and Information Science Collections Discussion Group (ACRL), Communities (BCALA President’s Program), 27, 170 163 Legislation and Advocacy Committee Meeting (PLA), 89, 165 Library and Information Technology Association (LITA) Legislation Assembly Joint Meeting: COL Business Meeting I, 150 All Committees Meeting, 155 Legislation Assembly Meeting II (COL), 173 Applying the Inverted Pyramid at the Intersection of Service and Legislation Committee Meeting II–III (GODORT), 99, 169 Information Design, 90, 138, 172 Lehner, Zach (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Appointments Committee, 155 LeRoy C. Merritt Humanitarian Fund: Meeting, 88, 175 Assessment and Research Committee, 155 LES. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Authority Control Interest Group (with ALCTS, ALCTS-CaMMS), Lessons from Learning Spaces: What Are Patrons Really Learning? 96, 169 (PLA), 118, 158 Board of Directors Meeting, 159, 176 Lessons Learned from IMLS Funded Communities of Practice (ACRL), Budgeting with Scarcity, 92, 142, 174 157 Bylaws and Organization Committee, 155 Let’s Get Judgy: Rubric-Based Evaluation of Library Resources Christian Larew Memorial Scholarship Committee, 155 (poster), 202 Collaborating for the Future: A Consortial Approach to Next Let’s Get Physical: Online Learning, Face-to-Face (ALA), 23, 109, 152 Generation Library Systems, 96, 142, 174 Let’s Play Family Feud: A Public Services/Technical Services Dialogue Communications and Marketing Committee, 155 (ALCTS-CRS, RUSA-RSS), 132, 169 Content Strategy for Responsive Library Websites, 96, Let the Circle Be Unbroken: Meditations on a Successful Mentoring 127–128, 167 Circle in 2014 (EMIERT), 88, 120, 160 Digital Privacy and Security: Keeping You and Your Library Safe Leveraging Resources to Serve Adult Learners: The American Dream and Secure in a Post-Snowden World, 150 Literacy Initiative (ALA), 94, 110, 152 Diversity and Inclusion Committee, 25, 155 Lewis, John. See March with Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, Drupal4Lib Interest Group, 92, 158 & Nate Powell: A Celebration of NEH’s 50th Anniversary (ALA) Education Committee, 155 LHRT. See Library History Round Table (LHRT; ALA) Electronic Resources Management Interest Group (with ALCTS), Liaison Committee Meeting (ACRL-ANSS), 165 90, 91, 169 Liaisons Assembly Committee Meeting (ACRL), 157 Emerging Technologies Interest Group, 96 Liaisons Committee Meeting (ACRL-STS), 98, 152 E-rate and CIPA Interest Group, 96, 158 Liaisons Coordinating Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 Executive Perspectives: A Strategic View of the Library Liaisons Grants Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 Technology Industry, 96, 113–114, 155 Liaisons Training and Development Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 Ex Libris Student Writing Award Committee, 155 Liaison Supervisors: Focus on Assessment (ARL), 174 50th Anniversary Task Force, 155 LibGuides Financial Advisory Committee, 167 LibGuides 2 and Usability: What Our Users Want (poster), 204 Forum Assessment Task Force, 155 So What’cha Want: Springshare’s LibGuides and User Forum Planning Committee 2016/2017, 156 Experience Research (poster), 203 Frederick G. Kilgour Award, 156 Librarian Roles in Affordable Care Act Information Outreach (poster), Game Making Interest Group, 97, 174 203 Great Games and Gamification in Libraries, 97, 140, 174 Librarians Building Cultures of Inquiry and Literacy in STEM (AASL), Happy Hour, 99, 172 26, 129, 167 Harvesting Repositories: DPLA, Europeana, & WorldCat Case Librarian’s Experience with Negotiating Compensation and Benefits Studies, 96, 111, 153 across Library Types (poster), 205 Heads of Library Technology Interest Group, 99, 174 Librarianship in For-Profit Educational Institutions Interest Group Meeting (ACRL), 170 Hi Tech Award Committee, 156 Librarians in Transition: Stories and Job Strategies on Different How Libraries Encourage Broadband Adoption, 89, 142, 174 Library Careers (poster), 203 How Local Libraries Can Protect Global Internet Freedom: The Librarians Transforming Textbooks: Affordable Learning Georgia Library Freedom Project’s Tor Relay Initiative, 89, 114, 155 (poster), 202 Hugh C. Atkinson Memorial Award Committee, 156 Libraries and Librarians as Change Agents for Sustainability. See Imagineering Interest Group Planting the Seeds: Libraries and Librarians as Change Agents for Imagineering–Science Fiction/Fantasy and Information Sustainability within Their Communities (SUSTAINRT, ALA) Technology: Where We Are and Where We Could Have Libraries and Veterans: Identifying Services and Possibilities (poster), Been, 33, 86, 158 203 Meeting, 86, 167 Libraries, Archives, Museums—Better Together (conversation starter), Islandora for Managers: Open Source Digital Repository 103, 161 Training, 150 Libraries Foster Community Engagement Member Initiative Group ITAL Editorial Board, 167 (ALA), 164 Joint Chairs Meeting, 153 Libraries Fostering Resilient Communities (SUSTAINRT Annual Library App, A: Driving a Better Customer Experience & the Meeting), 157 Metrics That Matter, 90, 127, 166 Libraries Ready to Code: Increasing CS Opportunities for Young Library Cottage Industry, The: A Theoretical Economic People (OITP), 126, 166 Framework, 96, 140, 174 Libraries: The Space to Be (ALSC President’s Program), 18, 92, 144, Library I.T.: Information Technologists or Information Thought- 175 Leaders, 93, 128, 167 Libraries Transform at the 2016 Annual Conference, 22–23 Linked Library Data Interest Group (with ALCTS, ALCTS-CaMMS), Libraries Transform: Tools and Training (ALA), 22, 116, 157 96, 152 Library and Information Science (LIS) LITA 101: Open House, 77, 87 L Diversity in LIS Education: Are We Preparing Students for the Local Task Force, 156 21st Century Workplace? (poster), 203 Maker Technology Interest Group, 96, 174 Fearless Questions and Fierce Conversations: Recruiting and MARC Formats Transition Interest Group (with ALCTS-CaMMS), Retaining LIS Doctoral Students of Color (ALA), 25, 88, 112, 91, 160 155 Membership Development Committee, 156 Leaders Wanted: LIS Doctoral Options Fair (ALA), 88, 115, 156 INDEX

306 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Metadata Standards Committee (with ALCTS-PARS, ALCTS-CRS, Wonderful World of Library Instruction, The: Pedagogy and ALCTS-CaMMS, ALCTS-AS, RUSA), 96, 169 Practices to Inspire Teaching, 97, 125, 165 Mobile Computing Interest Group, 96 Library Interiors Discussion Group (LLAMA-BES), 92, 158 NISO Open Discovery Initiative Update (UNO; with ALCTS), 139, Library I.T.: Information Technologists or Information Thought-Leaders 173 (LITA), 93, 128, 167 Nominating Committee, 156 Library Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) OCLC and LSSI Minority Scholarships Committee, 156 All Division-Level Committees, 88, 158 Open Source Systems Interest Group, 96, 160 All Sections/All Committees, 153 Personas Task Force, 156 BES (Buildings and Equipment Section) PINES: Story of a Statewide Library Consortium, 96, 144, 176 Building Blocks for Library Space Planning—From Vision to Preservation Showdown (with ALCTS-PARS), 123 Paper, 92, 93, 149 President’s Program: Toward an Ethic of Social Justice in Dreams, Dollars & Donations: Preparing for Philanthropy, Information, 19, 27, 96, 137, 171 92, 142, 175 Program Planning Committee, 156 Front and Center: Designing for Special Collections and Publications Committee, 165 Archives in the Library, 92, 121, 161 Tale of Two Cities One Year Later, A: NYPL and CPL Wi-Fi Lending Library Facilities Planning Discussion Group, 92, 169 Projects, 94, 138, 172 Library Interiors Discussion Group, 92, 158 Tech in the Streets, 94, 140, 174 Security by Design: Adding CPTED to Your Library Security Technology Tools and Transforming Librarianship, 150 Toolkit, 92, 133, 169 Top Technology Trends Committee, 156 Signage in Your Library—Tips for Success, 92, 140, 174 Top Tech Trends, 96, 133, 169 Top Library Building Trends 2016, 92, 140, 174 Toward an Ethic of Social Justice in Information (President’s Tour of Orlando Libraries, 149 Program), 19, 27, 96, 137, 171 2016 ALA/AIA Library Building Awards, 92, 176 Trends, Challenges, and Emerging Technologies: The NMC Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 151, 176 Horizon Report—2015 Library Edition, 90, 128, 167 Building Blocks for Library Space Planning—From Vision to Universal Accessibility Interest Group Meeting (with ACRL, Paper (with LLAMA-BES), 92, 93, 149 ASCLA), 157 Dialog with Directors Discussion Group, 174 User Experience Interest Group, 90, 172 Diversity Officers Discussion Group, 26 Web Coordinating Committee, 156 Evolve and Improve: Transforming the Contributions of Student Women in Library Technology Leadership, 28, 96, 125, 165 Employees at Your Library (with LLAMA-SASS), 93, 149 Women in Technology Interest Group, 93, 162 Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 Library App, A: Driving a Better Customer Experience & the Metrics FRFDS (Fund Raising and Financial Development Section) That Matter (LITA), 90, 127, 166 Development Issues Discussion Group, 162 Library Artists in Residence: Resources to Help You Make It Happen Make Your Development Officer Your BFF: Collaborating for (conversation starter), 106, 176 Success, 89, 133, 169 Library as Publisher: 805 Lit + Art Journal (poster), 204 2016 Fund Fare: Who Is Your BFF—How to Effectively Build Library as Publisher, The: Emerging Service for Storytellers and and Sustain Friends Groups, 89, 128, 167 Scholars (RUSA, RUSA-ETS, RUSA-RSS), 94, 95, 118, 159 Happy Hour!, 173 Library Camp (ALA), 176 HRS (Human Resources Section) Library Champions (ALA), 23, 73 Emerging Trends Discussion Group, 93, 158 Library Collections as Information Visualizations: A New Strategy for Public Sector Compensation Behind the 8 Ball, 93, 121, Promoting Electronic Resources (poster), 202 161 Library Consortia, E-Books and the Power of Libraries: Innovative Interdivisional Committee on Building Resources Meeting (with Shared E-Book Delivery Models from a Library Consortium Near ACRL), 168 You (ASCLA), 117, 158 Is the Big Deal a Good Deal? Methods and Approaches to Library Consultants Interest Group (LCIG): Yes, I Am a Librarian: An Evaluating Bundled Content (with ALCTS), 90, 91, 125 Open Forum for Consultants and Independent Librarians (ASCLA), Kitchen Table Conversation: What Do YOU Want from LLAMA?, 87, 158 174 Library Cottage Industry, The: A Theoretical Economic Framework Library Storage Discussion Group, 92, 171 (LITA), 96, 140, 174 LOMS (Library Organization and Management Section) Library Facilities Planning Discussion Group (LLAMA-BES), 92, 169 Fiscal and Business Officers Discussion Group, 171 Library Foundation Discussion Group (UNITED), 165 Imagineering the Framework: Implementing and Assessing Library Freedom Project, The. See How Local Libraries Can Protect Information Literacy Programs, 94, 114, 156 Global Internet Freedom: The Library Freedom Project’s Tor Relay Middle Management Discussion Group, 93, 153 Initiative (LITA) MAES (Measurement Analysis and Evaluation Section) Library Friends Discussion Group (UNITED), 153 Assessment Repository Discussion, 165 Library Games (ALA), 31, 176 Education Committee Discussion Group, 94, 158 Library History Round Table (LHRT; ALA) Micro-Assessments of Public Services Usability, 94, 121, Edward G. Holley Memorial Lecture, 127, 167 161 Executive Board Meeting, 164 Using Qualitative Assessment to Inform Strategic Decision Research Forum: History of Reading and Readers in Libraries, Making (with LLAMA-SASS), 94, 138, 172 133, 169 Mentoring Program Social, 87, 162 Library HR Directors. See HR Confidential: Insider Tips from Library HR Directors (JobLIST Placement Center)

Library Information Technology Services (LITS). See Making Students L

Part of the TEAM: The LITS Ambassador Program at Hamilton INDEX College (poster) Spanish explorer Juan Ponce Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT; ALA) de León came to Florida’s All Committee Meeting, 155 shores in 1513—the first Annual Awards Ceremony & Reception, 172 documented European Executive Committee Meeting, 174 expolorers. The French came, under Jean Ribault, in 1562. Steering Committee I–II, 153, 174

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 307 NPS (New Professionals Section) Library x Flipped Classroom = Flipping Your Imagination to Library Nuts and Bolts of Supervision, 87, 114, 156 Instruction (poster), 204 Planning Meeting, 158 Librishers and Pubraries: Exploring Library Publishing and University President’s Program, 19, 92, 115, 156 Presses within Libraries (ALCTS), 120, 160 PRMS (Public Relations and Marketing Section) Lin, Grace (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 John Cotton Dana Awards Presentation and Reception, Linked Data 88, 172 Linked Data: Globally Connecting Libraries, Archives, and PR Xchange, 45, 129, 167 Museums (ALCTS), 110, 152 PR Xchange Awards, 45, 167 Linked Data Roundtable: Stories from the Front (OCLC), 156 Program Committee, 151 Linked Library Data Interest Group (LITA, ALCTS, ALCTS- CaMMS), 96, 152 SASS (Systems and Services Section) LIRT. See Library Instruction Round Table (LIRT; ALA) Adapting to New Digital Technology Trends: Stretching and Flexing the Organization with New Highly Trained LIS. See Library and Information Science (LIS) Technical Personnel, 93, 144, 176 Listening to Our Customers or LISTEN/DIGEST/RESPOND: Trustees Circulation/Access Services Discussion Group, 169 Becoming True Community Representatives (UNITED), 122, 161 Consortial Borrowing Joint Committee (with RUSA-STARS), LITA. See Library and Information Technology Association (LITA) 165 LITA 101: Open House, 77, 87 Effectively Managing Change, 96, 133, 169 Literacy. See also Financial Literacy; Information Literacy Evolve and Improve: Transforming the Contributions of Adult Literacy through Libraries: Building a National Movement Student Employees at Your Library (with LLAMA), 93, (ALA), 28, 88, 137, 172 149 Digging Deeper—Can Patrons Use Our Resources, and Are Basic FEAST: Future & Emerging Access Service Trends, 94, 118, Digital Literacy Classes Enough? (PLA), 129, 169 158 Early Literacy beyond the Library: How to Engage Young Children Introducing Non-Librarian Digital Professionals: and Parents in Your Community (ALSC), 89, 113, 155 Challenges, Expectations & Results, 93, 128, 167 Enhancing International Students’ Academic and Library Using Qualitative Assessment to Inform Strategic Decision Literacy Skills (poster), 204 Making (with LLAMA-MAES), 94, 138, 172 Increasing Early Literacy Skills through Creative Outdoor Spaces Taskforce on Reorganization, 148 (PLA), 111, 153 Tour of Orlando Libraries (with LLAMA-BES), 149 Information Communication Technologies and Digital Literacy: A Women Administrators Discussion Group, 92, 158 Twitter Hashtag Analysis Using NodeXL (poster), 203 Library Marketing and Outreach Interest Group Meeting (ACRL), 154 Leveraging Resources to Serve Adult Learners: The American Dream Literacy Initiative (ALA), 94, 110, 152 Library Materials Price Index Editorial Board (LMPI; ALCTS), 172 Librarians Building Cultures of Inquiry and Literacy in STEM Library of Congress (LC; UNO): BIBFRAME Update Forum, 100, 167 (AASL), 26, 129, 167 Library of the Future. See Center for the Future of Libraries (ALA) Literacy Assembly (ALA), 88, 150 Library Organization and Management Section (LOMS). See under Literacy Inside and Out: Services to Incarcerated and Newly- Library Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) Released Adults and Their Families (ALA), 94, 124, 164 Library Programming and Events for Academic and School Librarians Play Today, Prosper Tomorrow! Designing, Developing and (ALA), 94, 131, 168 Delivering an Early Literacy Play Room in a Public Library Library Reads Best in Mystery Authors (AAP), 175 (PLA), 145, 176 Library Reads’ Bookalicious Author Breakfast (AAP; UNO), 86 Reaching Out to Adults with Special Needs through Art, Science, Library Research Round Table (LRRT; ALA) and Literacy (ASCLA), 136, 171 Connecting Research and Practice (Research Forum), 93, 152 SAA Joint Task Force on the Development of Guidelines for Executive Committee Meeting, 98, 99, 175 Primary Source Literacy Meeting (ACRL-RMBS), 166 Mentorship Program Discussion Forum, 157 World of Early Literacy Training, The: Who, What, Where, When, Why? (ASCLA), 117, 158 Research Forums Literary Tastes: Celebrating the Best Reading of the Year (RUSA- Connecting Research and Practice, 93, 110, 152 CODES), 86, 163 New Voices and Studies from the Field, 94, 127, 166 Literature Awards Banquet (APALA), 26, 85, 163 Library Resources & Technical Services (LRTS) Editorial Board Literature Distribution Area (at the ALA conference), 53 (ALCTS), 166 Literatures in English (LES). See under Association of College and Library School and Instruction Pavilion, 179 Research Libraries (ACRL) Library School Events (LS) LITS (Library Information Technology Services). See Making Students Book Discussion Group (with ALSC, PLA, RMRT), 86, 155 Part of the TEAM: The LITS Ambassador Program at Hamilton Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 College (poster) Library School Reunions, 78 Live Stages (in the Exhibit Hall), 178 #Libraryscopes—Live Streaming in the Library: The New and Live Streaming in the Library. See #Libraryscopes—Live Streaming Interactive Social Media Platforms (conversation starter), 105, 174 in the Library: The New and Interactive Social Media Platforms Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) (conversation starter) Coordinators as Disruptive Innovators (ASCLA), 96, 158 LLAMA. See Library Leadership and Management Association Subcommittee Meeting (COL), 172 (LLAMA) Library Services for the Incarcerated and Detained—Interest Group LMPI. See Library Materials Price Index Editorial Board (LMPI; ALCTS) Meeting (ASCLA), 94, 166 Local Task Force (LITA), 156 Library Storage Discussion Group (LLAMA), 92, 171 LOMS. See under Library Leadership and Management Association Library Support for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) (LLAMA) Discussion Group (ACRL), 159 Los Angeles Public Library

L Library Support Staff Certification (LSSC) Review Committee (ALA- Lady Liberty at the Library: Los Angeles Public Library Expands APA), 172 the Welcome (ALA), 27, 94, 125, 166 Library Support Staff Interests Round Table (LSSIRT): Steering Playing to Our Strengths: LA PLays! at the Panorama City Branch Committee (ALA), 153 of the Los Angeles Public Library (poster), 204 Library Technical Assistance Education Committee Meeting (ACRL- Lost and Found (at the ALA conference), 53 CJCLS), 166 Lounge (ALA Membership), 30, 32, 76 Library Technology Industry, The. See Executive Perspectives: A INDEX LPSS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries Strategic View of the Library Technology Industry (LITA) (ACRL)

308 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION LRRT. See Library Research Round Table (LRRT; ALA) Library Community Collaborating in the Cloud, A, 154 LRTS. See Library Resources & Technical Services (LRTS) Editorial User Community Meeting, 161 Board (ALCTS) Manga LS. See Library School (LS) events Best/Worst Comics & Manga for Adults (ALA), 85, 130, 168 LSO Breakfast (PLA), 149 Manga! (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 LSSC. See Library Support Staff Certification (LSSC) Review Tricks of the Trade: Tips for Collecting Comics and Manga (ignite Committee (ALA-APA) session), 103, 156 LSSIRT. See Library Support Staff Interests Round Table (LSSIRT): Mangini, Cara (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182, Steering Committee (ALA) 183 LSTA. See Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) Manuscripts and Other Formats Discussion Group Meeting (ACRL- Lukavics, Amy (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 RBMS), 160 Luncheons Map and Geospatial Information Round Table (MAGIRT; ALA) DLS Awards Luncheon (ACRL-DLS), 157 Cartographic Resources Cataloging Interest Group Meeting (with Lunch and Learn (APA), 99, 176 ALCTS-CaMMS), 165 Past President’s Luncheon (AASL), 156 Cataloging and Classification Committee (CCC) Meeting, 167 Schneider Family Book Award Luncheon, 85, 175 Education Committee Meeting, 97, 153 Spectrum Institute Lunch (ALA), 37 Executive Board & Membership Meeting I–II, 99, 169, 171 Springer Innovations for Academic Libraries Lunch & Learn Geographic Technologies Committee and GIS Discussion Group Session (UNO), 100 Meeting, 158 Lutz, Kim (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182 Making Sense of Data through Visualization, 96, 148 LYRASIS/Springer Journal Group Members Meeting (UNO), 150 Map Collection Management Discussion Group Meeting, 91, 161 Membership & Marketing Committee Meeting, 99, 162 M Program Planning Committee Meeting, 99, 172 Publications Committee Meeting, 156 Macmillan (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Map Collection Management Discussion Group Meeting (MAGIRT), Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group (Book Buzz Theater), 34 91, 161 Mad Hungry Family (Quinn; What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Mapping a Digital Path: Using Mobile Apps to Connect Literature to Stage), 182 Local Communities (poster), 204 MAES. See under Library Leadership and Management Association Maps (and related information) (LLAMA) convention center floor plan, 68–71 Magical Digital Encounters of the Social Science Kind (ACRL-ANSS), exhibit floor, 206–207 124, 163 hotel floor plans, 64–67 MAGIRT. See Map and Geospatial Information Round Table (MAGIRT; hotel locator, 60 ALA) office locator & floor plan (ALA), 62 Maker Pavilion, 179 MARC Advisory Committee Meeting (UNO), 96, 153, 171, 172 MakerSpace MARC Formats Transition Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS, LITA), 91, Five Super Easy Makerspace Programs That Will Bring in the 160 Crowds (ignite session), 105, 175 March with Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, & Nate Powell: A How Is MAKER Made: Makerspaces Grow in Global Cultures Celebration of NEH’s 50th Anniversary (ALA), 17, 26, 85, 154 (poster), 204 Margaret A. Edwards Brunch (YALSA), 86, 156 Meeting Students in Their Makerspaces (poster), 204 Marketing This Is What a MakerSpace Looks Like: A Visual Perspective (AASL), 135, 170 Academic Library as a Marketing Project, The: Partnering with Students and Faculty to Transform the Academic Library 3D Printing: Where Do We Go from Here? From MakerSpace to (poster), 203 the Classroom (poster), 205 Marketing 101: Tips and Trends for Effectively Promoting Your Maker Technology Interest Group (LITA), 96, 174 Library (ignite session), 105, 175 Make Your Development Officer Your BFF: Collaborating for Success Marketing Starts Here: Joining Forces with Advertising Students (LLAMA-FRFDS), 89, 133, 169 to Charm Millennial Audiences (poster), 205 Making Cross-Genre Connections with Picture Books & Poetry Marketing the Value of Your Library: New Technologies, (poster), 203 Practices, and Privacy (ERT), 126, 166 Making Graphic Novels for Fun and Profit (ALA), 85, 119 Marketing Your Library: Developing Relationships through Public Making Policy Awareness an Everyday Topic in Libraries. See How to Relations (AASL), 137, 172 Get beyond the ‘Agree’ Button in Privacy Policies: Making Policy You’re Amazing, New Let’s Show It: Self-Marketing the Wonder Awareness an Everyday Topic in Libraries (conversation starter) of Librarians (ignite session), 104, 167 Making Sense of Data through Visualization (MAGIRT), 96, 148 Martens, Michael J. (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Making Students Part of the TEAM: The LITS Ambassador Program at Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Task Force (SRRT), 151 Hamilton College (poster), 204 Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), Library Support for, Management Discussion Group (ACRL), 159 Acquisitions Organization and Management Committee, 158 Match.com for Resumes (JobLIST Placement Center), 57, 119, 160 Collection Management and Development Research Forum McCloskey, Kevin (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188 (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 172 McConnell, Michael. See Wedding Heard ’Round the World, The: The Collection Management and Electronic Resources Interest Michael McConnell and Jack Baker Story (GLBTRT) Group (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 171

McGill University. See under Collaboration M Collection Management Discussion Group (ALSC), 99, 169 Measurement Analysis and Evaluation Section (MAES). See under Collection Management in Public Libraries Interest Group Library Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) INDEX (ALCTS-CMS, RUSA, RUSA-CODES), 91, 175 Media Resources Discussion Group (ACRL), 165 Electronic Resources Management Interest Group (ALCTS), 90 Medium-Sized Academic Libraries Discussion Group (ACRL-CLS), 157 Map Collection Management Discussion Group Meeting (MAGIRT), 91, 161 Meeting Big Heroes at the Library: Library Orientation Programs for First Year Students (poster), 204 Middle Management Discussion Group (LLAMA-LOMS), 93, 153 Meeting Changes On-Site (general information; ALA), 53 WorldShare Management Services (OCLC)

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 309 Meeting of the Programming Librarian Interest Group (PLIG; ALA), 89, Flatiron Books YA, 196 160 Fundamentals for the Academic Liaison, 46, 194 Meeting Point Pin, 53 G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers, 199 Meeting Room Locator, 63 Graphic Arts Books, 196 Meetings. See also specific meetings, committees, and boards events Groundwood Books/PGW, 196 for affiliated organizations and unofficial groups Grove Atlantic/PGW, 196, 199, 201 AASL Hachette, 194 Affiliate Assembly, 98, 151, 163 HarperCollins, 199 ESLS, 173 HarperCollins Children’s Books, 194, 196, 199, 201 ISS, 173 HarperCollins Espanol, 199 SPVS, 173 Heart of Librarianship, The: Attentive, Positive, and Purposeful captioned, 79 Change, 46 Chapter Relations Committee (ALA), 92, 157, 175 Henry Holt, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Chapters Council (ACRL), 163 Group, 196, 199 DCRM (ACRL-RBMS), 175, 176 Holiday House Inc., 59, 196, 199 DCWG (OITP), 162 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 107, 196, 200, 201 IFC, 88, 149, 152, 155, 176 House of Anansi Press/PGW, 200 IFC/COL, 88, 166 Imprint, a part of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, 200 IFRT, 88, 150, 173 Inspired Collaboration: Ideas for Discovering and Applying Your Imagineering Interest Group (LITA), 88, 167 Potential, 46 IRC, 150, 175 Kensington Publishing, 196, 200 Merritt Fund, 88, 175 King Northern Publishing, 196 PAC (ALA), 89, 155 KO Kids Books/PGW, 196, 200 PCPAC (ALA), 87, 155, 175 Lee & Low Books, 194, 196–197, 200 PLG (SRRT-AFL), 172 Libraries, Leadership, and Scholarly Communication: Essays by Programming Librarian Interest Group (ALA), 89, 160 Rick Anderson, 46 Meeting Students in Their Makerspaces (poster), 204 Little Bee Books, 194, 197, 200 Meet the Author/Illustrator Little, Brown, 197 Abingdon Books, 194 Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 197, 200 Abrams Books, 194, 198 Little Patriot Press/Perseus Distribution, 200 Adaptive Books, 194 Little Simon/Simon & Schuster, 201 Aladdin Books/Simon & Schuster, 195, 198 Llewellyn Worldwide, 197 ALA Editions, 194 Lumin Media/Perseus Distribution, 197 Albert Whitman & Company, 195, 198 Margaret Ferguson Books/Farrar Straus Giroux, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, 200 Anaphora Literary Press, 195 Margaret K. McElderry Books/Simon & Schuster, 197, 200 Andrews McMeel Publishing, 195 Midnight Ink, 197, 200 Annick Press/PGW, 198 Mike Walters via Amazon Createspace, 197 Association of College and Research Libraries, 194 Minotaur Books, 194 Atheneum Books for Young Readers/Simon & Schuster, 195, 198 Nancy Paulson Books, 200 Atheneum/Caitlyn Dlouhy Books/Simon & Schuster, 199 National Geographic, 197 Beach Lane Books/Simon & Schuster, 199, 201 Neal Porter Books/Roaring Book Press, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, 200, 201 Bella & Harry, 195 Nobrow Ltd./Flying Eye Books, 197 Blazer + Bray, 199 Nomad Press/Legato-PGW, 200 Blink, 195, 199 NorthSouth Books, 200 BloominThyme Press, 199 Orca Book Publishers, 197 Bloomsbury Children’s Books, 194, 195 Paula Wiseman Books/Simon & Schuster, 200 Boyds Mill Press, 195 Penguin/Penguin Group, 197, 200 Cameron + Company/PGW, 199 Penguin Young Readers, 194, 197, 200, 201 Candlewick Press, 177, 195, 199 Perma-Bound Books, 1 Central Recovery Press, 195, 199 Persnickety Press/Legato-PGW, 197 Charlesbridge, 196 Pocket Star/Simon & Schuster, 200 Children’s Book Press, an imprint of Lee & Low Books, 196, 199 Prospecta Press/Perseus Distribution, 197, 200 Christy Ottaviano Books/Henry Holt, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, 196 Random House Children’s Books, 197, 200 Chronicle Books, 48, 196, 199 Roaring Book Press, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, 197, 201 Cinco Puntos Press, 199 Scholastic, 74–75, 197, 198, 201 Cornell Lab Publishing Group/Legato-PGW, 196 Seatales Publishing Company, 194, 198, 201 Creston Books/PGW, 194, 196, 198, 199 Simon Pulse/Simon & Schuster, 198 Dial Books, 201 Simon & Schuster, 198, 201, 208–209 Disney-Hyperion, 194, 196, 199, 201 Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 194, 198, 201 Dynamic Research Support for Academic Libraries, 46 Sounds True, 198 M Easton Studio Press/Perseus Distribution, 196 Sourcebooks Fire, 201 Farrar Straus Giroux, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, 196, 199, 201 Sourcebooks Jabberwocky, 194 Feiwel and Friends, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s Sourcebooks Landmark, 201 Publishing Group, 196 Sterling, 198 First Second Books, an imprint of Macmillan Children’s St. Martin’s Press, 194 Publishing Group, 196 Thomas Nelson, 81, 194, 198, 201 INDEX

310 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION TOON Books, 201 Message Center (at the ALA conference), 53 Triangle Square Books for Young Readers/Seven Stories, 198, Metadata 201 Diverse and Inclusive Metadata: Developing Cultural Triumph Books, 198 Competencies in Descriptive Practices (ALCTS), 25, 113, 155 Tu Books, an imprint of Lee & Low Books, 198, 201 Electronic Subscriptions, Licenses, Analytics and Metadata: Tundra Books, 198 OCLC’s eServices from End to End, 165 WordSong/Boyds Mill Press, 198 Metadata Interest Group (ALCTS-CaMMS, ALCTS-CRS), 91, 164 Workman Publishing Company/Algonquin Books, 201 Metadata Is the New Outreach (poster), 202 W. W. Norton & Company, 194 Metadata Madness!!: An Unconference on Anything You Want to Zonderkidz, 11, 194, 198 Learn (ALCTS), 148 Zondervan, 198 Metadata Standards Committee (LITA, ALCTS-PARS, ALCTS- CaMMS, ALCTS-CRS, ALCTS-AS, RUSA), 96, 169 Meltzer, Brad (Auditorium Speaker Series), 15, 166 New Horizons in Professional Development for Cataloging Member Initiative Groups (MIGs; ALA) and Metadata Services: An IMLS-Funded Survey on New Graphic Novels & Comics in Library Membership Initiative Group Standards and Technologies for the Organization of Data and (GN MIG) Programs, 160, 168 Information (poster), 202 Libraries Foster Community Engagement Member Initiative Metrics User Group Meeting (ACRL), 154 Group, 164 Meyer, Edward (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 STEM in Public Libraries Member Initiative Group (STEM MIG), Michael L. Printz Committee (YALSA), 154, 165 25, 154 Michael McConnell and Jack Baker Story. See Wedding Heard ’Round Membership Advisory Group Meeting (PLA), 165 the World, The: The Michael McConnell and Jack Baker Story Membership and Professional Development Committee Meeting (GLBTRT) (ACRL-RBMS), 152 Micro-Assessments of Public Services Usability (LLAMA-MAES), 94, Membership and Recruitment Committee Meeting (ACRL-STS), 98, 121, 161 152 Middle Management Discussion Group (LLAMA-LOMS), 93, 153 Membership Committee Meetings Millennials. See What’s a Millennial to Do? Learning to Thrive in a ACRL, 154, 159 Multi-Generational Workplace (NMRT) AFAS, 159 Miller, Candysse (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 ANSS, 159 Mindful Librarian, The: Bringing Mindfulness to the Academic Library LES, 173 (ACRL), 109, 152 ULS, 154 Minority Librarians in Higher Education (conversation starter), 106, ALA, 88, 157 176 ALCTS, 169 MIRA Books (UNO) BCALA, 159, 173 Book Buzz Theater, 36 GODORT 101, 99, 151 High Tea with MIRA Books, 86, 171 RUSA-BRASS, 171 Mix and Mingle (Emerging Leaders; ALA), 166 Membership Development Committee (LITA), 156 Mixer Sponsored by Kino Lorber EDU (VRT), 151 Membership & Executive Board Meeting (NMRT), 154 Mobile App for Annual Schedule and Exhibitor List, 49, 53 Membership & Marketing Committee Meeting (MAGIRT), 99, 162 Mobile App Pavilion Stage (ALA), 41, 44, 50, 178, 179, 181 Membership Meetings. See also General Membership Meetings Mobile Computing Interest Group (LITA), 96 ACRL, 150 Modern Language Association International Bibliography Discussion Group (ACRL), 154 ACRL (with Leadership Council), 150 Money Matters: Financial Literacy Programming @ Your Library ALA, 79, 98, 162 (poster), 204 ALSC, 99, 174 Monographic Bibliographic Record Program (BIBCO). See under BCALA (with Literary Awards), 173 Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC; UNO) CALA, 28, 93, 171 Monographs Board (ALCTS), 162 ERT, 173 MOOCs: Library Support for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) GLBTRT, 99, 156 Discussion Group (ACRL), 159 Health Sciences Interest Group (ACRL), 151 More Than a Collection: Encouraging Creation Using Games MAGIRT (with Executive Board), 99, 169, 171 (GAMERT), 149 OLAC, 150 Morning Juice Station (at the ALA conference), 32 SRRT and SUSTAINRT (with Social), 162 Morris, William C. See William C. Morris Award Committee (YALSA) VRT (with Executive Board), 174 Motor Development for Babies and Toddlers. See Jump Around: YALSA (with President’s Program), 19, 87, 143, 175 Motor Development for Babies and Toddlers (ignite session) Membership Promotion Task Force Meeting (ALA), 160 #MUGLIBRARY: A Handcrafted Experience (ignite session), 104, 167 Membership Services (general information; ALA), 53 Multi-Branch (Library) Systems. See Reaching the Pinnacle of Program Planning: Creating a Model for Standardized Program Member Welcome Breakfast (PLA), 153 Quality and Delivery in Multi-Branch Systems (ALSC) Mental Health Challenges in the Library: An Opportunity for Impact Multilingual and Multicultural Consumer Health Resources. See (PLA), 27, 128, 167 From Beyond Our Borders: Reliable Multilingual and Multicultural Mentoring Consumer Health Resources Let the Circle Be Unbroken: Meditations on a Successful Munoz, Pam (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Mentoring Circle in 2014 (EMIERT), 88, 120, 160 Mutual Learning between Academic and Public Librarians (CALA), 93 Mentoring Demystified: Partners in Success (ALCTS), 117, 158 N Mentoring-on-the-Fly (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 154, 168 Mentoring Program Social (LLAMA), 87, 162 N INDEX Mentoring Social (NMRT), 151 Recruitment and Mentoring Committee (ALCTS-CaMMS), 164 Name Change Task Force (RUSA), 153 Rich in Content, Low in Cost…Future Bridge: A Best Practices National Association to Promote Library & Information Services to Mentoring Program—Discussion Forum (ASCLA), 153 Latinos and the Spanish Speaking (REFORMA) Mentorship Program Discussion Forum (LRRT), 157 All Committees Meeting, 89, 151 Merritt Fund (LeRoy C. Merritt Humanitarian Fund) Meeting, 88, 175 Board Meeting, 89, 167

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 311 Executive Committee Meeting I–II, 89, 151, 175 Annual Reception, 173 General Membership Meeting, 89, 174 Field Trip, 151 High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, 171 Membership & Executive Board Meeting, 154 Learning Times Two (President’s Program), 25, 90, 156 Mentoring Social, 151 Noche de Cuentos, 26, 97, 163 NMRT 101, 76, 153 President’s Program, 25, 90, 156 Resume Review Service (JobLIST Placement Center), 165 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Tips for a Successful ALA Conference, 76 2016 Pura Belpré Award Celebración and Reception (with What’s a Millennial to Do? Learning to Thrive in a Multi- ALSC), 168 Generational Workplace, 149 National Central Library (NCL; Taiwan) New Mother’s Room (at the ALA conference), 54 Feast for the Young, A: NCL Promoting NDLTD in Taiwan at New Professions Section (NPS). See under Library Leadership and University Expo (poster), 204 Management Association (LLAMA) Green Ideas in National Central Library (Taiwan; poster), 204 New Publications Advisory Board Meeting (ACRL), 163 National Conference Committee Meeting (AASL), 168 New Tools for Determining Rights and (Re)Use Status for Our Digital National Conference of African American Librarians (NCAAL): Collections. See Can I Use It? New Tools for Determining Rights Planning Committee Meeting (BCALA), 157 and (Re)Use Status for Our Digital Collections (Knight Foundation; National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): 50th Anniversary ALA) Celebration (ALA), 17, 26, 85, 154 New Voices and Studies from the Field (LRRT Research Forum), 94, National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC): NFCC, ALA Join 127, 166 Forces to Offer Financial Education to Military Community (OITP), New York Public Library (NPL). See Tale of Two Cities One Year Later, 26, 120, 160 A: NYPL and CPL Wi-Fi Lending Projects (LITA) National Information Standards Organization (NISO; UNO) Next Generation Library Systems. See Collaborating for the Future: A Altmetrics Initiative: Supporting Altmetrics in the Community, Consortial Approach to Next Generation Library Systems (LITA) 159 NFCC (National Foundation for Credit Counseling), ALA Join Forces to NISO Open Discovery Initiative Update (with ALCTS, LITA), 139, Offer Financial Education to Military Community (OITP), 26, 120, 173 160 Standards Update Meeting, 170 NISO. See National Information Standards Organization (NISO; UNO) 10th Annual NISO/BISG Forum: The Changing Standards NMC Horizon Report. See Trends, Challenges, and Emerging Landscape: The User’s Experience, 149 Technologies: The NMC Horizon Report—2015 Library Edition (LITA) National Library of Aruba, The: Promoting, Enhancing and Embracing NMRT. See New Members Round Table (NMRT; ALA) Green Education (SUSTAINRT; ALA), 89, 138, 172 NMRT 101, 76, 153 Native Americans. See Agindaasooda! (Let’s Read!): Developing No Big Deal: Moving Away from a Large Journal Package (poster), 202 Youth Programming at a Joint-Use Tribal Library (poster) Noble, Safiya. See Toward an Ethic of Social Justice in Information NCAAL. See National Conference of African American Librarians (Safiya Noble; LITA President’s Program) (NCAAL): Planning Committee Meeting (BCALA) Noche de Cuentos (REFORMA), 26, 97, 163 NDLTD. See Feast for the Young, A: NCL Promoting NDLTD in Taiwan No Longer a Mystery: Secret Shoppers Uncover Service Quality at University Expo (poster) (poster), 203 Neal, Jim. See Jim Neal Program (ALA) Nominating Committee Meetings NEH. See National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): 50th ACRL Anniversary Celebration (ALA) ANSS, 164 NERL. See NorthEast Research Libraries (NERL): Consortium CJCLS, 166 Program Council Meeting (UNO) LES, 173 Network and Connect @ ALA, 30–31 ALA, 152 Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD). ALSC, 99, 158, 166 See Feast for the Young, A: NCL Promoting NDLTD in Taiwan at University Expo (poster) GODORT, 99, 151 Network, Get Oriented, Get Involved (RUSA 101), 77, 151 LITA, 156 Networking PLA, 156, 172 Building Your Posse from the Couch: You Can Be an Introverted UNITED, 162 Networking Monster, Too! (ignite session), 102, 156 No Room at the Library: The Ethics of Diversity (ALA), 27, 88, 131, Network and Connect @ ALA, 30–31 168 Network, Get Oriented, Get Involved (RUSA 101), 77, 151 NorthEast Research Libraries (NERL): Consortium Program Council Meeting (UNO), 150 Networking Uncommons, 31, 32 No Smoking Policy (at the ALA conference), 54 YOUmedia Network & YALSA Forum: Connecting around Connected Learning, 95, 150 Notable Books Council Meeting (RUSA-CODES), 153 Newbery Award Committee. See 2017 Newbery Award Committee Notable Children’s Books. See 2017 Notable Children’s Books Meeting I–II (ALSC) Meeting I–III (ALSC); 2017 Notable Children’s Books Procedural Meeting (ALSC) New Board Meeting (CALA), 92, 165 Notable Children’s Recordings. See 2017 Notable Children’s New Board Member Training (YALSA), 150 Recordings Meeting I–II (ALSC) New Business Librarians Discussion Group (RUSA-BRASS), 93, 165 Notable Children’s Videos. See 2017 Notable Children’s Videos/ New Chairs Orientation (RUSA), 175 Carnegie Medal Meeting (ALSC) New Horizons in Professional Development for Cataloging and Not Your Average Consortia (RUSA), 122, 161 Metadata Services: An IMLS-Funded Survey on New Standards Not Your Father’s Faculty Bibliography: Making University Scholarly and Technologies for the Organization of Data and Information Output Shine (poster), 204 (poster), 202 Not Your Grandma’s Bridge Group: Community Partnerships and New IMLS Grant: Librarians Seeking Refugees and Asylum Seekers N Programs for Older Adults (PLA), 121, 161 (ALA), 158 Not Your Granny’s Dinner Conversation: Diversity, Race, Sex and New Leader Orientation. See under Orientations Gender (ALSC), 27, 97, 127, 166 New Media Consortium (NMC) Horizon Report. See Trends, Novak, Brenda (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Challenges, and Emerging Technologies: The NMC Horizon Report—2015 Library Edition (LITA) Now Showing @ ALA (film program), 38–39 New Members Round Table (NMRT; ALA) NPS. See under Library Leadership and Management Association

INDEX (LLAMA) Annual Conference Orientation, 76, 150

312 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Numeric and Geospatial Data Services in Academic Libraries Interest Online Computer Library Center (OCLC; UNO) Group Meeting (ACRL), 161 Cataloging and Metadata User Community Meeting, 161 Nuts and Bolts of Supervision (LLAMA-NPS), 87, 114, 156 Data-Driven Website Design: Using Analytics to Maximize Search Nuts & Bolts for Trustees, Friends and Foundations (UNITED), 149 Box Use on Your Website, 159 NYPL (New York Public Library). See Tale of Two Cities One Year Later, Dewey Update Breakfast and ALCTS Public Libraries Technical A: NYPL and CPL Wi-Fi Lending Projects (LITA) Services Interest Group, 151 Electronic Subscriptions, Licenses, Analytics and Metadata: OCLC’s eServices from End to End, 165 O Enhance and Expert Community Sharing Session, 149 Linked Data Roundtable: Stories from the Front, 156 Observations of Conducting Observational Studies in Academic OCLC and LSSI Minority Scholarships Committee, 156 Libraries (poster), 203 Research Update, 175 OCLC. See Online Computer Library Center (OCLC; UNO) Resource Sharing User Community Meeting, 161 OCLC and LSSI Minority Scholarships Committee (LITA), 156 Shared Print: Registration Learnings and a Look Ahead to ODLOS. See Office for Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Services Discovery, 156 (ODLOS; ALA) Symposium, 89, 150 Odyssey Award Committee (YALSA), 159, 165 WorldCat Discovery User Community Meeting, 161 OER. See Open Educational Resources (OER) WorldShare Management Services: A Library Community Offensive Speech, Trigger Warnings, and Other Threats to Academic Collaborating in the Cloud, 154 Freedom—What Is the Role of Academic Librarians? (IFRT), 88, 132, 169 WorldShare Management Services User Community Meeting, 161 Office for Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Services (ODLOS; ALA) Online Conference Scheduler. See Annual Conference Scheduler Advisory Committee Meeting, 88, 150 (mobile app) All Committee Meeting, 88, 150 Online Learning Research Committee Discussion Forum (ACRL-EBSS), Office for Human Resource Development and Recruitment (HRDR; 165 ALA). See also JobLIST Placement Center (ALA) On the Road to Serendipity: Infusing the Framework for Information Advisory Committee, 175 Literacy for Higher Education into the Curriculum (poster), 203 Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP; ALA) On the Value of Cataloging (ACRL), 112, 154 Accessible Books for All, 24, 141–142, 174 Open All Night: User Behavior in a 24-7 Library (poster), 205 Addressing Digital Disconnect for Low-Income Americans, 26, Open Board Meeting (RMRT), 92, 153 123, 162 Open Discovery Initiative Update (with LITA; NISO; UNO), 139 Advisory Committee Meeting I–II, 149, 173 Open Educational Resources (OER) American Libraries for the 21st Century (AL21C), 150 Academic Libraries and Open Educational Resources: Ask Us Anything: Copyright Open House Program, 131, 168 Developing Partnerships (ACRL-CJCLS), 109, 151 Coding in Tomorrowland: Inspiring Girls in STEM, 27, 131, 168 Opening Minds with OER: Transforming the Composition Copyright Education Subcommittee Meeting I–II, 150, 166 Student’s Perception of Information Value (poster), 203 DCWG (See Digital Content Working Group (DCWG; OITP)) Open Houses E-Rate Task Force, 164 Ask Us Anything: Copyright Open House Program (OITP), 131, Libraries Ready to Code: Increasing CS Opportunities for Young 168 People, 126, 166 with Job Fair (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 166 NFCC, ALA Join Forces to Offer Financial Education to Military LITA 101, 77, 87 Community, 26, 120, 160 RUSA-HS (with All Committee Meeting), 153 People’s Incubator, The: Libraries’ Contributions to RUSA-RSS (with All-Committee Meeting), 153 Entrepreneurship, 142, 174 Opening General Session/Ribbon Cutting (ALA), 9, 23, 24, 79, 151 Policy Revolution Committee Meeting, 158 Opening Minds with OER: Transforming the Composition Student’s Roundtable Discussion: Using Pop Culture to Inspire Girls in Perception of Information Value (poster), 203 Computer Science Roundtable, 28, 172 Opening Receptions. See also Receptions Telecom/Joint with OGR, 172 Exhibits (ERT), 9 3D Accessibility Synergy: Anchor Institutions ‘Make’ Spectrum Leadership Institute, 37 Opportunities for Diverse Learners, 25, 120, 160 Open Library Foundation. See Redefining the Integrated Library Office for Intellectual Freedom: Intellectual Freedom 101 (ALA), 77, System—Hosted by the Open Library Foundation (UNO) 98, 150 Open Meeting Rule (at the ALA conference), 54 Office Locator & Floor Plan, 62 Open Source Office of Government Relations (OGR; ALA) Get Engaged with Patrons, Librarians, and Speakers at Your E-Government Services at Your Library: Conquering an Library: Open Source Community Engagement Engine (CEE) Unfunded Mandate (ALA), 148 (poster), 204 Telecom/Joint with OGR, 172 Islandora for Managers: Open Source Digital Repository Training OITP. See Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP; ALA) (LITA), 150 OLAC. See Online Audiovisual Catalogers Inc. (OLAC) Open Source Systems Interest Group (LITA), 96, 160 140th birthday of ALA, 32 One Number Equals Access: Integrating School ID Numbers with Public Library Accounts to Open a World of Information for Students (conversation starter), 103, 159 One Part Social, One Part Commercial: A Recipe for Supporting Social

Entrepreneurship: Business Reference Sources Publisher’s Forum O (RUSA-BRASS), 170 INDEX 1science Presentation (UNO), 95, 167 During the Revolutionary On Her First Graphic Novel, Angel Catbird (Atwood; Graphic Novel/ War Florida remained loyal Gaming Stage), 188, 189 to England. After the war Online Audiovisual Catalogers Inc. (OLAC) it reverted to Spanish rule Cataloging Policy Committee Meeting (CAPC), 151 (1783) until becoming a Membership Meeting, 150 US Territory in 1821.

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 313 ORCID Doesn’t Have to Be Hard: Practical Tools for a Simple PAIG. See Preservation Administrators Interest Group (PAIG; Implementation (poster), 203 ALCTS-PARS) Organization and Bylaws Committee (ALCTS), 169 Palestinian Libraries Under Occupation (SRRT), 24, 129, 167 Organization and Planning Committee Meetings Panama. See Easy as ABC (Accesso a Bibliografia Cientifica): ACRL-STS, 152 Increasing Access to Scientific Literature in Panama (poster) RUSA, 153 PARS. See under Association for Library Collections and Technical Organized at Last!: Free, Immediate Time and Project Management Services (ALCTS) Hacks That Will Transform Your Life (conversation starter), 103, Participants Meeting (PCC; UNO), 96, 172 165 Partnering for the Common Good: Libraries, and Genealogical Orientations Societies (RUSA), 118, 158 Annual Conference (NMRT), 76, 150 Paster, Emily (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), 182, 183 Board Orientation Past President’s Breakfast ACRL, 149 PLA, 174 ALSC, 99, 158 RUSA, 173 Council Orientation Committee (ALA), 98, 150 Past President’s Luncheon (AASL), 156 Council Orientation Session for New and Reelected Councilors Patron-Driven Programs: Successes and Lessons Learned from (ALA), 79, 98, 151 Turning the Library Over to Students for a Week (poster), 205 Freshman Orienteering: A Map to Developing Scalable Library Pavilions (in the Exhibit Hall), 179 Orientation (poster), 204 PCC. See Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC; UNO) FTRF Board of Trustees Orientation, 88, 148 PCPAC. See under Public Programs Office (PPO; ALA) International Librarians (IRRT), 42, 77, 150 Peeling Back the Layers of Publishing Opacity: Open Editorial and Leaders Orientation (UNITED), 159 Peer Review (ACRL), 130, 168 Meeting Big Heroes at the Library: Library Orientation Programs Penguin Random House (UNO) for First Year Students (poster), 204 Book Buzz Theater, 35, 86, 165 Placement & Career Development Center Orientation (JobLIST Cocktails and Conversation Author Party, 86, 163 Placement Center), 56, 152 Penguin Young Readers (UNO) RUSA New Chairs, 175 Book Buzz Theater, 36 Selfies, Hashtags, and Zombies, Oh My! Instagram as a Tool for Event, 162 Interactive Library Orientations (poster), 204 Penn, Maya (Auditorium Speaker Series), 14, 24, 161 2017 Award/Notable Chair’s Orientation (ALSC), 151 People’s Incubator, The: Libraries’ Contributions to Entrepreneurship Orlando (OITP), 142, 174 convention center floor plan, 68–71 People with Disabilities. See Disabilities, People with facts about, 3, 10, 15, 28, 41, 42, 45, 47, 57, 65, 77, 87, 93, Perfection Is Overrated! Practice Approach to Digital Preservation 97, 100, 106, 111, 117, 123, 124, 126, 129, 131, 134, 137, Plan Development (poster), 202 139, 140, 143, 144, 157, 168, 172, 179, 183, 190, 197, Performance Measurement Task Force Meeting (PLA), 174 205, 215, 221, 224, 233, 237, 239, 240, 242, 248, 253, 269, 274, 283, 287, 297, 307, 313, 323, 325 Perseus Book Group (Book Buzz Theater), 36 hotel locations (map and key), 60 Personas Task Force (LITA), 156 Learning with Matthew Broffman and Innovation at the City of Personnel Administrators & Staff Development Discussion Group I–II Orlando (ALA), 22, 141, 174 (ACRL), 154, 165 Tour of Orlando Libraries (LLAMA, LLAMA-BES), 149 Philanthropy and Libraries (Knight Foundation; ALA), 23, 130, 168 welcome from Florida’s Secretary of State, 5 Philosophical, Religious, & Theological Studies Discussion Group (ACRL), 172 Ortiz, Raquel M. (PopTop Stage), 25, 184, 187 Phoenix Rise: From New Space to New Service Design (poster), 204 Other People’s Voices: Using Global Literature in Translation to Reimagine Diversity in Libraries (conversation starter), 104, 166 Photography Service (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 154, 165 Ottaviani, Jim (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, A: Data Visualization for Collection Assessment (ALCTS), 124–125, 164 OUTBACK: Brothers & Sinisters (Family Tree Novel; Graphic Novel/ Gaming Stage), 188, 190 PINES: Story of a Statewide Library Consortium (LITA), 96, 144, 176 Outreach Pivot or Persevere? Creating a Framework for Successful Innovation (ALA), 149 Checking Out the Library: Partnering with International Programs for Outreach to Short-Stay English Learners PLA. See Public Library Association (PLA) (poster), 204 Place in the Middle, A (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 39, 174 Developing Collections Serving LGBTQ Youth: The Trevor Project Placement & Career Development Center Orientation (JobLIST Teams with Interlude Press for Library Outreach (PopTop Placement Center), 56, 152 Stage), 25, 184, 185 Placement Services (ALA). See JobLIST Placement Center (ALA) Diversity & Outreach Fair (ALA), 27, 37, 160 PLAmetrics: Managing with Data (PLA), 150 Librarian Roles in Affordable Care Act Information Outreach Planning & Budget Assembly (ALA), 168 (poster), 203 Planning Committee Meetings. See also Organization and Planning Special Collections and Archives Outreach to Underserved K–12 Committee Meetings; Policy and Planning Committees Students (poster), 202 ACRL-LES, 173 To Surveys and Beyond: Strategies for Assessing Large-Scale ALCTS, 169 Outreach Events (ACRL), 135, 170 ALCTS-CMS, 164 Way to Innovate: How Three Libraries Turned Outward to Lead Change (And You Can, Too) (ALA), 89, 116, 157 RUSA-ETS, 153 OverDrive Roadmap Breakfast (UNO), 152 Planning Meetings Oversight Committee Meeting (ECRR; ALSC, PLA), 165 LLAMA-NPS, 158 O RUSA-BRASS Executive Committee, 153 Planting the Seeds: Libraries and Librarians as Change Agents for P Sustainability within Their Communities (SUSTAINRT, ALA), 88, 89, 126, 166 P3: A New Federal Funding Opportunity to Reach Disconnected Youth Playing Table Top Games at Your Library (Graphic Novel/Gaming (YALSA), 25, 95, 122, 161 Stage), 188

INDEX PAC. See Public Awareness Committee (PAC; ALA) Playing to Our Strengths: LA PLays! at the Panorama City Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library (poster), 204

314 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Play Today, Prosper Tomorrow! Designing, Developing and Delivering Presidents’ Programs an Early Literacy Play Room in a Public Library (PLA), 145, 176 AASL, 18, 115, 156 PLDS (Public Library Data Service) Statistical Report Advisory ACRL, 18, 94, 115, 154 Committee Meeting (PLA), 171 ALA, 10, 23, 24, 79, 171 Please Throw Me a Vine! Assisting Patrons at the Point of Need with ALCTS, 18, 90, 143, 174 Social Media (RUSA-RSS), 171 ALSC, 18, 92, 144, 175 PLG. See Progressive Librarians Guild (PLG): Meeting (SRRT-AFL) ASCLA, 18, 28, 138, 172 PLIG. See Meeting of the Programming Librarian Interest Group (PLIG; ALA) BCALA, 27, 170 Poetry Blast (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 LITA, 19, 27, 96, 137, 171 Policy and Planning Committees LLAMA, 19, 92, 115, 156 ALCTS, 153 REFORMA, 25, 90, 156 ALCTS-AS, 158 RUSA, 19, 26, 90, 122, 161 ALCTS-CaMMS, 164 UNITED, 19, 114, 156 ALCTS-CRS, 153 YALSA, 19, 87, 143, 175 Policy Monitoring Committee (ALA), 98, 167 President’s Reception (ALA), 172 Policy Revolution Committee Meeting (OITP), 158 Press Record and Show What You Learned: Using Adobe Voice to Engage Students in Information Literacy Content (poster), 205 Political Cartoonists: An Endangered Species (ACRL-LPSS, ACRL- ARTS), 160 PR Forum w/Debra Fine, Author of The Fine Art of Small Talk (ALA), 125–126, 166 Pon, Cindy (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Print Archive Network Forum (UNO), 95, 149 Pop Culture, Using. See Roundtable Discussion: Using Pop Culture to Inspire Girls in Computer Science Roundtable (OITP) Printz, Michael L. See under Booklist; YALSA PopTop Stage (ALA), 11, 25, 27, 33, 44, 178, 184–187 Priority Group Consultant Meeting (ALSC), 99, 151 Popular Cultures Discussion Group (ACRL), 163 Privacy. See also Security Poster Sessions Digital Privacy and Security: Keeping You and Your Library Safe and Secure in a Post-Snowden World (LITA), 150 ACRL-STS, 97, 141, 174 How to Get beyond the ‘Agree’ Button in Privacy Policies: Making ALA posters, 202–205 Policy Awareness an Everyday Topic in Libraries (conversation Emerging Leaders Poster Session and Reception (ALA), 150 starter), 105, 171 general information, 54, 202 Marketing the Value of Your Library: New Technologies, International Poster Session, 43 Practices, and Privacy (ERT), 126, 166 Spectrum Scholar Poster Sessions at the 2016 Diversity and Privacy Subcommittee (IFC), 164 Outreach Fair (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 Student Privacy: The Big Picture on Big Data (ALA), 88, 142, 174 Post, Tweet, Retweet, Repeat: Does Managing Facebook and Twitter PRMS. See under Library Leadership and Management Association in a Small Academic Library Matter? (poster), 203 (LLAMA) Powell, Nate. See March with Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Professional Development Committee Meetings Aydin, & Nate Powell: A Celebration of NEH’s 50th Anniversary ACRL, 152 (ALA) ACRL-STS, 98, 152 Power of Accessibility and Efficiency, The: Harnessing Interlibrary Loan Activity (poster), 204 Professional Development/Recruitment Committee Meeting (BCALA), 27, 154, 165 Power of Partnerships, The: Library as Leader in Local Collaborations (PLA), 89, 134, 169 Professional Values Committee Meeting (ACRL), 163 Power of Performance, The: Project Outcome (PLA), 121, 161 Program Addendum, 54 PPO. See Public Programs Office (PPO; ALA) Program Committee Meetings. See also Conference Program Planning Committee Meetings Practical Instructional Design: Diverse Perspectives in Academic Librarianship (ACRL), 119, 159 ALCTS, 152, 175 Practitioner Panel (Bookmobile Saturday), 26, 45, 94, 109, 152 GODORT, 99, 167 Preconference Events LLAMA, 151 Genealogy Preconference (RUSA-HS), 149 UNITED, 175 Internationalizing Your Library: Strategies for All Types of Program Content Areas (at the ALA conference), 84 Librarians: Public/School/Academic/National/Government Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC; UNO) (IRRT), 148 Participants Meeting, 96, 172 2017 Preconference Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 PCC (BIBCO/CONSER/SACO)-at-Large (UNO), 171 Pre-Coordinate vs, Post-Coordinate Subject Access: The Pros and Program Training, 150 Cons and a Real-Life Experience… (ALCTS, ALCTS-CaMMS), 90, Program, Planning and Publications Committee (ALCTS-PARS), 173 143, 175 Program Planning Committees. See also Conference Program Prepare Teens for College Libraries. See “Can’t I Just Google It?” Planning Committee Meetings Working Together to Prepare Teens for College Libraries (conversa- LITA, 156 tion starter) MAGIRT, 99, 172 Preparing for Today’s Job Market Program Poster Session (ACRL-STS), 97, 174 The Interview (JobLIST Placement Center), 57, 135, 170 Program Reviewer Training (CAEP; AASL), 149 The Job Search (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 87, 111, 154 Programs for Diverse Teens. See You Did What? Programs for Diverse Preservation Administrators Interest Group (PAIG; ALCTS-PARS), 99, Teens (YALSA) 153 Program Training (PCC; UNO), 150 Preservation and Reformatting Section (PARS). See under Association

for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS) Progressive Librarians Guild (PLG): Meeting (SRRT-AFL), 172 P Project Management Hacks. See Organized at Last!: Free, Immediate Preservation in Action Event (ALCTS-PARS), 91, 149 INDEX Time and Project Management Hacks That Will Transform Your Life Preservation Metadata Interest Group (ALCTS-PARS), 91, 160 (conversation starter) Preservation Showdown (LITA, ALCTS-PARS), 123, 162 Project Outcome Enrollment Workshop: Simple Tools to Measure Our Preservation Standards and Practices Committee (ALCTS-PARS), 173 True Impact on the People We Serve (PLA), 149 Preservation Week Committee (ALCTS-PARS), 173 Promoting Preservation Interest Group (ALCTS-PARS), 91, 166 Preservation Working Group (GODORT), 99, 151 Promoting Subject Specialists and Enhancing Visibility of Library President’s Program Planning 2016 Committee Meeting (ACRL), 151 Reference (RUSA-ETS), 95, 161

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 315 PR Xchange (LLAMA-PRMS), 45, 129, 167 Being Intentional about Your Culture, 88, 114, 156 PR Xchange Awards (LLAMA-PRMS), 45, 167 Board of Directors Meeting, 156 Publications and Communications Committee Meetings Book Discussion Group (with RMRT, LS, ALSC), 86, 155 RUSA, 158 Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 149 RUSA-BRASS, 162 Continuing Education Advisory Group Meeting, 167 Publications and Research Committee Meeting (ACRL-ARTS), 161 Digging Deeper—Can Patrons Use Our Resources, and Are Basic Publications Committee Meetings Digital Literacy Classes Enough?, 129, 169 ACRL EBSCO Excellence in Small and/or Rural Public Library Award ANSS, 164 Jury Meeting, 156 LES, 173 Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR) Oversight Committee Meeting (with ALSC), 165 STS, 98, 152 Family Engagement in Public Libraries Is Valued, But There Is ALCTS, 169 Work to Be Done, 129, 167 AS, 158 Family Engagement Learning Community, 175 CMS, 164 Family Engagement Task Force Meeting, 174 GODORT, 99, 160 Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 LITA, 165 From the Ground Up: Building a Community-Based Project MAGIRT, 156 Competition for Staff at All Levels, 118, 158 Publications Coordinating Committee Meeting (ACRL), 163, 164 Increasing Early Literacy Skills through Creative Outdoor Publications in Librarianship Editorial Board Meeting (ACRL), 163 Spaces, 111, 153 Public Awareness Committee (PAC; ALA), 89, 155 Intellectual Freedom Committee Meeting, 165 Public Hearing for the Revision of the Standards and Guidelines Leadership Development Committee Meeting, 150 (ASCLA), 164 Leadership Reception, 162 Public Librarians/Libraries Legislation and Advocacy Committee Meeting, 89, 165 Becoming a Consumer Health Information Ambassador: The Lessons from Learning Spaces: What Are Patrons Really Evolution of Health Information Specialists Program for Public Learning?, 118, 158 Librarians, 204 LSO Breakfast, 149 Business Reference in Public Libraries Committee Meeting Membership Advisory Group Meeting, 165 (RUSA-BRASS), 161 Member Welcome Breakfast, 153 Certified Public Library Administrator (CPLA; ALA): Certification Review Committee, 150 Mental Health Challenges in the Library: An Opportunity for Impact, 128, 167 Collection Management in Public Libraries Interest Group (ALCTS-CMS, RUSA, RUSA-CODES), 91, 175 Nominating Committee (2016) Meeting, 156, 172 Family Engagement in Public Libraries Is Valued, But There Is Not Your Grandma’s Bridge Group: Community Partnerships and Work to Be Done (PLA), 129, 167 Programs for Older Adults, 121, 161 InbeTWEEN: Services and Programs for Tweens in Public Past President’s Breakfast, 174 Libraries (ALSC), 94, 110, 153 Performance Measurement Task Force Meeting, 174 Increasing Diversity in Young Adult Collections: An Urban Public PLAmetrics: Managing with Data, 150 Library Analysis (poster), 202 Play Today, Prosper Tomorrow! Designing, Developing and Lady Liberty at the Library: Los Angeles Public Library Expands Delivering an Early Literacy Play Room in a Public Library, the Welcome (ALA), 27, 94, 125, 166 145, 176 Mutual Learning between Academic and Public Librarians, 93 PLDS Statistical Report Advisory Committee Meeting, 171 One Number Equals Access: Integrating School ID Numbers with Power of Partnerships, The: Library as Leader in Local Public Library Accounts to Open a World of Information for Collaborations, 89, 134, 169 Students (conversation starter), 103, 159 Power of Performance, The: Project Outcome, 121, 161 Playing to Our Strengths: LA PLays! at the Panorama City Branch Project Outcome Enrollment Workshop: Simple Tools to of the Los Angeles Public Library (poster), 204 Measure Our True Impact on the People We Serve, 149 Play Today, Prosper Tomorrow! Designing, Developing and Public Librarians Serving Those on the Autism Spectrum: Delivering an Early Literacy Play Room in a Public Library Practice Solutions Resulting from Online Training (PLA), 27, (PLA), 145, 176 128, 167 Public Librarians Serving Those on the Autism Spectrum: Public Libraries Advisory Committee, 89, 150 Practice Solutions Resulting from Online Training (PLA), 27, Serving New Immigrants through Partnerships and Federal 128, 167 Resources, 27, 134, 169 Public Libraries Advisory Committee (PLA), 89, 150 Summer Meals Partnership, 169 Public Libraries Finding Their Place at the Heart of Civic Life in Technology Committee Meeting, 96, 165 South Korea (ALA), 43, 130, 168 3D Printing: Programs and Partnerships, 134, 169 Public Libraries Technical Services Interest Group (ALCTS) Timberland Writes Together: Public Libraries Publishing, 123, Dewey Update Breakfast (with OCLC), 151 162 Meeting, 90, 152 2016 Conference Committee and Conference Program Public Library Trustees Discussion Group (UNITED), 153 Subcommittee Meeting, 174 Seeds Training for Promoting e-Resources: A Model of Public Uncommonly Good: Public Librarians and School Librarians Libraries in Taiwan (poster), 204 Working Together for Common Core, 121–122, 161 State of the Union for Subject Based Classification in Public Using Digital Content to Engage Your Community, 128, 167 Libraries (ERT), 110, 152 Victorious Battle! Public Library’s Educational Value Delivered Timberland Writes Together: Public Libraries Publishing (PLA), through Original Librarian Created Book Battle Program, 142, 123, 162 175

P Uncommonly Good: Public Librarians and School Librarians Public Library Data Service. See PLDS (Public Library Data Service) Working Together for Common Core (PLA), 121–122, 161 Statistical Report Advisory Committee Meeting (PLA) Victorious Battle! Public Library’s Educational Value Delivered Public Programs Office (PPO; ALA) through Original Librarian Created Book Battle Program (PLA), March with Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, & Nate 142, 175 Powell: A Celebration of NEH’s 50th Anniversary, 17 Public Library Association (PLA) Public and Cultural Programs Advisory Committee (PCPAC) All Committees Meeting, 165 Meeting I–II, 87, 155, 175 INDEX Annual Conference Program Subcommittees, 165

316 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Public Relations and Marketing Section (PRMS). See under Library Exhibits Opening Reception (ERT), 9 Leadership and Management Association (LLAMA) FTRF Reception, 88, 148 Public Sector Compensation Behind the 8 Ball (LLAMA-HRS), 93, GSLIS LSAA Annual Meeting and Alumni Reception, 78, 173 121, 161 International Librarians Reception (IRRT), 43, 176 Public Service Directors of Large Research Libraries Discussion Leadership Council Welcome Reception (ACRL), 150 Group (ACRL-ULS), 171 Leadership Reception (PLA), 162 Public Services Discussion Group Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 154 Opening Reception (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 Publisher Vendor Discussion Group Meeting (ACRL-STS), 98, 152 President’s Reception (ALA), 172 Publisher/Vendor/Library Relations Interest Group (ALCTS), 162, 173 Reception and Awards Ceremony (GODORT), 99, 172 Publishing Opportunities in Media Librarianship: A Panel Discussion (VRT), 171 Reception for Susan K. Nutter, ACRL Academic/Research Librarian of the Year (ARL), 98 Publish or Perish? Collaborating to Help Graduate Students Navigate the Publishing Process (poster), 203 School Library Connection Reception (UNO), 150 Publish with ALA, 87, 160 2016 Pura Belpré Award Celebración Reception (ALSC, REFORMA), 168 Pura Belpré Celebraciòn/Reception. See 2016 Pura Belpré Award Celebraciòn and Reception (ALSC, REFORMA) Will Eisner Grant Presentations and Reception (ALA), 93, 162 Putting Method to Madness: Resources for Projecting E-Resources Recruiting and Retaining LIS Doctoral Students of Color. See Fearless Budgets (poster), 202 Questions and Fierce Conversations: Recruiting and Retaining LIS Doctoral Students of Color (ALA) Recruitment and Mentoring Committee (ALCTS-CaMMS), 164 Q Recruitment Assembly (ALA), 174 Redefining the Health and Environmental Research Online (HERO) Qatar National Library. See How Can Batch Search Processing User Experience: Improving Usability and Supporting the EPA Streamline Arabic Cataloging Workflow: Qatar National Library as a Mission of Protecting the Environment (poster), 202 Case Study (poster) Redefining the Integrated Library System—Hosted by the Open Library Quarto Publishing Group USA (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Foundation (UNO), 95, 154 Queer Zines—Where We’ve Been, Where We Are, and Where We’re Redesigning a Library Instruction Lesson Plan. See Crossing the Going (GLBTRT), 26, 86, 123, 162 Threshold with Threshold Concepts: Redesigning a Library Quest for Reproducible Science, The: Issues in Research Instruction Lesson Plan (ACRL) Transparency and Integrity (ALCTS), 148 Reed, MK (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188 Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers (YALSA), 159, 170 Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Quinn, Lucinda Scala (What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage), Access to Information Committee Meeting, 153 182 Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception, 172 AFL-CIO/ALA Labor Committee, 155 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction R Celebration, 58, 86, 163 Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID). See Book Reserved and Libraries (President’s Program), 19, 26, 90, 122, 161 Retrieval in a Breeze: Implementing RFID “Books on Hold” Service in Tamkang University Library (poster) Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 176 Random House Children’s Books (Book Buzz Theater), 36 BRASS (Business Reference and Services Section) Rare Books and Manuscripts Section (RBMS). See under Association Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception, 172 of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Rare & Endangered Government Publications (GODORT), 99, 155 Libraries (RUSA President’s Program), 90, 161 Raspberry Pi Foundation. See Learning with the Raspberry Pi Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 176 Foundation (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA) Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 167 Raymie Nightingale Unravelled (DiCamillo; PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Business Data for Librarians, 148 RBMS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries Business Reference in Academic Libraries Committee (ACRL) Meeting, 161 RDA. See Resource Description and Access (RDA; UNO) Business Reference in Public Libraries Committee Reaching Out across Taiwan: Library Mobile Exhibition (poster), 204 Meeting, 161 Reaching Out to Adults with Special Needs through Art, Science, and Business Reference Services Discussion Group, 165 Literacy (ASCLA), 136, 171 Business Reference Sources Committee Meeting, 162 Reaching Reluctant Readers (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188 Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes: Travel and Reaching the Pinnacle of Program Planning: Creating a Model Hospitality Landscape and Library Resources, 140–141, for Standardized Program Quality and Delivery in Multi-Branch 174 Systems (ALSC), 94, 117, 158 Conference Program Planning Committee Meeting I–II, Readers’ Advisory Research and Trends Forum (RUSA), 114, 156 156, 171 Reading Interest Permeates the Community (poster), 204 Education Committee Meeting, 162, 176 Reading ReKindled: Where Technology and Book Clubs Come Executive Committee Together (AASL), 145, 176 Meeting, 150, 176 Read ’n Rave (Booklist), 85, 141, 174 Planning Meeting, 153 Reads Like Fiction, Nonfiction You Can’t Put Down (UNITED), 167 Innovation and Risk Taking in Business Academic Ready for the World: Libraries Awaken Global Exploration (poster), Librarianship: Lightning Talks (Academic Forum), 95, 204 159 Receptions Membership Committee Meeting, 171 R ABC-CLIO Reception (UNO), 161 New Business Librarians Discussion Group, 93, 165 INDEX Annual Reception (NMRT), 173 New Chairs Orientation, 175 awards (See Awards Ceremonies/Presentations/Receptions) One Part Social, One Part Commercial: A Recipe for Supporting Social Entrepreneurship: Business Beta Phi Mu Business Meeting and Member Reception, 157 Reference Sources Publisher’s Forum, 170 Booklist (ALA) and YALSA Present: The Michael L. Printz Program Publications and Communications Committee Meeting, and Reception, 58, 86, 151 162 Emerging Leaders (ALA): Poster Session and Reception, 150 RUSA 101, 151

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 317 Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 167 Metadata Standards Committee (with ALCTS-PARS, ALCTS-CRS, Building Stronger Libraries through Collective Action, 143, 175 ALCTS-CaMMS, ALCTS-AS, LITA), 96, 169 CODES (Collection Development and Evaluation Section) Name Change Task Force, 153 Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception, 172 Not Your Average Consortia, 122, 161 All-Committee Meeting, 156 Organization and Planning Committee Meeting, 153 Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Partnering for the Common Good: Libraries, and Genealogical Libraries (RUSA President’s Program), 90, 161 Societies, 118, 158 Best of the Best AAUP (with AASL), 85, 125 Past President’s Breakfast, 173 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 175, 176 President’s Program, 19, 26, 90, 161 Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 167 Publications and Communications Committee Meeting, 158 Collection Management in Public Libraries Interest Group Readers’ Advisory Research and Trends Forum, 114, 156 (with ALCTS-CMS, RUSA), 91, 175 Resource Sharing in Tomorrowland—A Panel Discussion about Discussion Forum I–II, 159, 176 the Future of Interlibrary Loan, 118, 159 Executive Committee Meeting, 150 RSS (Reference Services Section) Literary Tastes: Celebrating the Best Reading of the Year, Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception, 172 86, 163 All-Committee Meeting and Open House, 153 New Chairs Orientation, 175 Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Notable Books Council Meeting, 153 Libraries (RUSA President’s Program), 90, 161 Reference Publishing Advisory Committee Meeting, 162 Board Meeting, 156 RUSA 101, 151 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 176 Sophie Brody Medal Committee Meeting, 150 Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 167 Collection Management in Public Libraries Interest Group (with Committee on Multilingual Library Services Discussion ALCTS-CMS, RUSA-CODES), 91, 175 Forum, 27, 171 Conference Program Coordinating Committee, 175 Executive Committee Meeting, 150 Educating for the Future of Reference, 134, 169 Exploring Engagement between Discovery and the Catalog: ETS (Emerging Technologies Section) Discussion Forum, 171 Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception, 172 Fact or Fiction: What Virtual Reference Training Works and What Holds Promise (with RUSA, RUSA-ETS), 94, 95, All Committee Meeting, 167 172 Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Implementing Health and Medical Reference Guidelines: Libraries (RUSA President’s Program), 90, 161 Training Librarians, Paraprofessionals and Part Time Beyond Metrics: Data-Drivers in Library Decision-Making, Staff (with ACRL), 159 171 Joint Executive Committee (with RUSA-ETS), 175 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 176 Let’s Play Family Feud: A Public Services/Technical Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 167 Services Dialogue (with ALCTS-CRS), 132, 169 Emerging Technologies Librarians: Changing Roles for Library as Publisher, The: Emerging Service for Storytellers Changing Times, 134, 169 and Scholars (with RUSA, RUSA-ETS), 94, 95, 118, 159 Executive Committee Meeting I–II, 150, 156, 174 New Chairs Orientation, 175 Fact or Fiction: What Virtual Reference Training Works and Please Throw Me a Vine! Assisting Patrons at the Point of What Holds Promise (with RUSA-ETS, RUSA-RSS), 94, Need with Social Media, 171 95, 172 RUSA 101, 151 Joint Executive Committee (with RUSA-RSS), 175 RUSA 101: Network, Get Oriented, Get Involved, 77, 151 Library as Publisher, The: Emerging Service for Storytellers Shared Collections Interest Group, 159 and Scholars (with RUSA, RUSA-RSS), 94, 95, 118, 159 Standards and Guidelines Committee Meeting, 167 New Chairs Orientation, 175 STARS (Sharing and Transforming Access to Resources Section) Planning Committee Meeting, 153 Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception, 172 Promoting Subject Specialists and Enhancing Visibility of Library Reference, 95, 161 All Committee Meeting, 153 RUSA 101, 151 Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Libraries (RUSA President’s Program), 90, 161 Fact or Fiction: What Virtual Reference Training Works and What Holds Promise (with RUSA-ETS, RUSA-RSS), 94, 95, 172 Board Meeting, 174 Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 176 First Year Experience Interest Group—Inaugural Meeting, 90, Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 167 165 Consortial Borrowing Joint Committee (with LLAMA-SASS), HS (History Section) 165 Achievement Awards Ceremony and Reception, 172 Executive Committee Meeting, 150 All Committee Meeting and Open House, 153 Hot Topics Discussion Group, 171 Be Our Guest: Creating Immersive Guest Experiences in Interlibrary Loan Discussion Group, 156 Libraries (RUSA President’s Program), 90, 161 New Chairs Orientation, 175 Board of Directors Meeting I–II, 159, 176 Rethinking Resource Sharing Policies Committee Meeting, Budget and Finance Committee Meeting, 167 165 Executive Committee Meeting, 150, 174 RUSA 101, 151 Genealogy and Local History Discussion Group, 162 22nd Annual Reference Research Forum, 129, 167 Genealogy Preconference, 149 Reference Discussion Group (ACRL-LES), 166 History and Genealogy Achievement Award Committee Reference Publishing Advisory Committee Meeting (RUSA-CODES), 162 R Meeting, 161 History Librarians Discussion Group, 170 Reference Services Section (RSS). See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) New Chairs Orientation, 175 ReferenceUSA. See Gala Author Tea, Sponsored by ReferenceUSA RUSA 101, 151 (UNITED) Library as Publisher, The: Emerging Service for Storytellers and Scholars (with RUSA-ETS, RUSA-RSS), 94, 95, 118, 159 INDEX

318 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Reflecting Realities: Transgender Fiction for Today’s Tweens and Resource Review and Bibliography Committee Meeting (ACRL-ANSS), Teens (GLBTRT), 27, 86, 137, 171 160 REFORMA. See National Association to Promote Library & Information Resources for College Libraries Editorial Board Meeting (ACRL), 164 Services to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking (REFORMA) Resource Sharing in Tomorrowland—A Panel Discussion about the Refugees. See also Immigration Future of Interlibrary Loan (RUSA), 118, 159 From Vietnam to Syria: Refugees, Their Stories, and Needs (ALA; Resource Sharing User Community Meeting (OCLC), 161 APALA), 25, 42, 113, 155 Resume Review Service (JobLIST Placement Center), 56, 154, 165 New IMLS Grant: Librarians Seeking Refugees and Asylum Rethinking Reference: Customer Service at a Metropolitan University Seekers (ALA), 158 Library (poster), 203 Welcoming Refugees and Asylum Seekers (conversation Rethinking Resource Sharing Policies Committee Meeting (RUSA- starter), 102, 154 STARS), 165 Registration Hours (at the ALA conference), 54 Retired Members Round Table (RMRT; ALA) Re-imagining Diversity Initiatives (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 Book Discussion Group (with ALSC, LS, PLA), 85, 86, 155 Renovation Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 I Know the School Colors Are Red and Gold, But Do the Library Open Board Meeting, 92, 153 Walls Really Need to Be Orange?: Bringing the Community Retiree SIG Meeting (AASL), 168 into a 21st Century Library Renovation (poster), 205 Re-Tooling Acquisitions for Lean Times (ALCTS), 127, 166 12-Months to Total Library Renovation (poster), 205 Reveal Digital (UNO) Reprographics (at the ALA conference), 54 Executive Committee Meeting, 165 Research and Planning Committee and Special Topics Discussion Group (ACRL-WESS), 166 Funders Round Table, 159 Research and Planning Committee Meeting (ACRL-WESS), 162 Review and Planning Committee Meeting (ACRL-ANSS), 165 Research and Publications Committee (ALCTS-CaMMS), 164 RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification). See Book Reserved and Retrieval in a Breeze: Implementing RFID “Books on Hold” Service Research and Scholarly Environment Committee Meeting I–II (ACRL), in Tamkang University Library (poster) 163, 165 Rhodes, Jewell Parker (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Research Committee Meeting (ACRL-STS), 98, 152 Ribbon Cutting. See Opening General Session/Ribbon Cutting (ALA) Research Committee Poster Forum (ACRL-EBSS), 160 Rich in Content, Low in Cost…Future Bridge: A Best Practices Research Forums Mentoring Program—Discussion Forum (ASCLA), 153 ACRL-AFAS, 157 Richmond, Caroline Tung (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Collection Management and Development Research Forum Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Creating Curious Content (PopTop Stage), (ALCTS-CMS), 91, 172 184, 186 Connecting Research and Practice (LRRT), 93, 110, 152 RMRT. See Retired Members Round Table (RMRT; ALA) Education Research Libraries Forum (ACRL-EBSS), 150 RNTLOAK. See Rural, Native, and Tribal Libraries of All Kinds History of Reading and Readers in Libraries (LHRT Research Committee (RNTLOAK) Program Forum), 133, 169 Robinson Peete, Holly (with RJ and Ryan Elizabeth Peete; Auditorium New Voices and Studies from the Field (LRRT), 94, 127, 166 Speaker Series), 17, 24, 174 Science and Technology Library Research Forum (ACRL-STS), Role of the Professional in Technical Services Interest Group (ALCTS), 98, 168 90, 155 22nd Annual Reference Research Forum (RUSA), 129 Romance Languages Discussion Group. See Germanists and Research, Inquiry, or Critical Thinking?: Library Collaboration with Romance Languages Discussion Groups (ACRL-WESS) Curricular Initiatives (poster), 204 Romans, Larry. See Larry Romans Memorial (ALA) Research Librarians/Libraries. See also specific research library Round Table Coordinating Assembly (ALA), 149 organizations Roundtable Discussion: Using Pop Culture to Inspire Girls in College and Research Libraries Interest Group (ALCTS-CRS), 91, Computer Science Roundtable (OITP), 28, 172 164 RSS. See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Education Research Libraries Forum (ACRL-EBSS), 150 Running on Empty? How to Go the Extra Mile (AASL), 141, 174 From 7 to 70 in 1.5: How Research Libraries Can be Active Run with It: Leveraging Campus Initiatives (poster), 203 Partners Leading Digital Scholarship on Campus, 205 Rural, Native, and Tribal Libraries of All Kinds Committee (RNTLOAK) International Perspectives on Academic and Research Libraries Program, 173 Discussion Group (ACRL), 149 RUSA. See Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Journey to the Center of the University: How Four Academic Research Libraries Reinvented Their Roles (ignite session), RUSA 101: Network, Get Oriented, Get Involved, 77, 151 106, 175 Public Service Directors of Large Research Libraries Discussion Group (ACRL-ULS), 171 S Reception for Susan K. Nutter, ACRL Academic/Research Librarian of the Year, 98 SAA. See Society of American Archivists (SAA) Space, Place, and Information Literacy: The Importance of SAC. See Subject Analysis Committee (SAC; ALCTS-CaMMS) Visual Aesthetics in the 21st Century Research Library Salaam Reads. See Inside Simon & Schuster’s New Muslim-Themed (conversation starter), 105, 174 Imprint, Salaam Reads (PopTop Stage) Technical Services Directors of Large Research Libraries Salaries & Status of Library Workers (ALA-APA), 171 Interest Group (ALCTS), 90, 149 Salary Negotiation for Library Workers. See Art of Asking, The: Salary Research Meets Design: Increasing the Professionalism of Student Negotiation for Library Workers (ALA-APA) Work through Targeted Research and Media Support (poster), 203 SASS. See under Library Leadership and Management Association Research Planning and Review Committee Meeting (ACRL), 163 (LLAMA)

Research Update (OCLC), 175 Saving Collections, Sharing Expertise: The FIPNET Collaboration S

Research, Writing, and Publishing Fair (ALCTS), 113, 155 Across Library Specialties (ALCTS), 143–144, 175 INDEX Residency Interest Group Meeting (ACRL), 159 Saving Stuff: Bringing the Past into a Digital World (poster), 202 Resolutions Committee (ALA), 98, 159 Schneider, Erin L. (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Resource Description and Access (RDA; UNO) Schneider Family Book Award Luncheon (ALA), 85, 175 RDA Forum (ALA), 98, 155 Scholarly Communication Discussion Group (ACRL), 170 RDA Tech Forum (ALA), 98, 175 Scholarly Communication Road Show Presenters (ACRL), 150 SAC RDA Subcommittee (ALCTS-CaMMS), 91, 151 Scholarly Communications Committee Forum (ACRL-STS), 98, 172

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 319 Scholarly Communications Committee Meeting (ACRL-STS), 98, 152 Sessions (Ex Libris; UNO), 156, 159, 161, 167, 170 Scholarly Communications Interest Group (ALCTS), 90, 158 7,000 and Counting: Streamlining Digitization Workflows Mid-Project Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC): (poster), 202 ACRL/SPARC Forum, 159 Shableski, John (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 Scholarship Shake It Up, Mix It Up, Dance It Up: Programming for Young Creating and Sustaining Digital Scholarship Communities at Professionals (poster), 203 Your Academic Library (poster), 203 Shared Collections Interest Group (RUSA), 159 From 7 to 70 in 1.5: How Research Libraries Can be Active Shared Print: Registration Learnings and a Look Ahead to Discovery Partners Leading Digital Scholarship on Campus, 205 (OCLC), 156 Scholarship & Study Grants Committee (ALA), 160 Sharing and Transforming Access to Resources Section (STARS). See Starting from Scratch: Build Your Digital Scholarship Center under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Program (ACRL), 112, 154 Sharing Our Good Work: Connecting the Community Interested in School Librarians/Libraries. See also American Association of School Library Research (AASL), 157 Librarians (AASL) Sharp, Colby (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Building a Bridge: Academic and School Librarians Working Shining a Light on Your Library: Showcasing Strengths When Planning Together to Prepare Students for College (poster), 204 for an Institutional Accreditation Visit (poster), 205 Library Programming and Events for Academic and School Shuttle Bus Service (at the ALA conference), 54, 58 Librarians (ALA), 94, 131, 168 Shut Up and Listen: How One Academic Library Used Social Listening School Library Connection Reception (UNO), 150 to Connect with Students and Build a Community (ignite session), Special Education Training for Preservice School Librarians 103, 156 (poster), 203 Sibert Award Committee. See 2017 Sibert Award Committee Meeting Teaching Civics in the School Library (AASL), 141, 174 I–III (ALSC) Teaching World War II through the Fallen: A Cross-Curricular Siegel, Mark (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 Approach to Teaching World War II in a School Library Setting Signage in Your Library—Tips for Success (LLAMA-BES), 92, 140, 174 (AASL), 138–139, 173 Simon & Schuster (Book Buzz Theater), 36 Uncommonly Good: Public Librarians and School Librarians Simple Tools to Measure Our True Impact on the People We Serve. Working Together for Common Core (PLA), 121–122, 161 See Project Outcome Enrollment Workshop: Simple Tools to Unpacking ESSA for the School Librarian (AASL), 98, 149 Measure Our True Impact on the People We Serve (PLA) Science and Technology Library Research Forum (ACRL-STS), 98, 168 Simpson, John (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Science and Technology Section (STS). See under Association of Sim, Tara (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Singer, Marilyn (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Science Resources: Discovery & Access Committee Meeting (ACRL- Skills, Empowerment, Talent: Strengthening the Massachusetts STS), 98, 152 Library Community (ASCLA), 127, 166 2nd Posters Session (CALA), 27, 87, 170 Slavic and Eastern European Section (SEES). See under Association Secret Shoppers. See No Longer a Mystery: Secret Shoppers Uncover of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Service Quality (poster) Small Press/Product Area (pavilion), 179 Secret Stacks, Your Comics in Libraries Podcast (ignite session), 104, Small-Scale Digitization. See From Macro to Micro: How Small-Scale 167 Digitization Can Make a Big Difference (ALA) Section 108 VHS Preservation: A Collaborative Database for Due Smith, Greg (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 Diligence on VHS Videotapes in Academic Libraries (VRT), 122, Smoking Policy (at the ALA conference), 54 161 Social Justice in Our Library: Changing Roles of Academic, Public, Section Membership Committee Meeting (ACRL), 159 and Special Librarians as Community Advocates and Supporters Security (conversation starter), 104–105, 170 “Active Shooter!”: Library Security in an Age of Terrorism and Social Listening. See Shut Up and Listen: How One Academic Library Violence (poster), 205 Used Social Listening to Connect with Students and Build a Active Shooter Policies in Libraries (ASCLA), 113, 155 Community (ignite session) Digital Privacy and Security: Keeping You and Your Library Safe Social Media and Secure in a Post-Snowden World (LITA), 150 Information Communication Technologies and Digital Literacy: A Security by Design: Adding CPTED to Your Library Security Twitter Hashtag Analysis Using NodeXL (poster), 203 Toolkit (LLAMA-BES), 92, 133, 169 #Libraryscopes—Live Streaming in the Library: The New and Security Committee Meeting I–II (ACRL-RBMS), 160, 162 Interactive Social Media Platforms, 105, 174 Seeds Training for Promoting e-Resources: A Model of Public Libraries Please Throw Me a Vine! Assisting Patrons at the Point of Need in Taiwan (poster), 204 with Social Media (RUSA-RSS), 171 SEES. See under Association of College and Research Libraries Post, Tweet, Retweet, Repeat: Does Managing Facebook and (ACRL) Twitter in a Small Academic Library Matter? (poster), 203 Selfies, Hashtags, and Zombies, Oh My! Instagram as a Tool for Selfies, Hashtags, and Zombies, Oh My! Instagram as a Tool for Interactive Library Orientations (poster), 204 Interactive Library Orientations (poster), 204 Self-Marketing. See also Marketing Social Media for Librarians and Users, A Global Perspective You’re Amazing, New Let’s Show It: Self-Marketing the Wonder (poster), 204 of Librarians (ignite session), 104, 167 Your Social Media Policy Checklist (ignite session), 104, 167 Seminars Committee Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 168 Social Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT; ALA) Sensitive: The Untold Story (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 38, Action Council Meeting I–II, 153, 171 173, 247 All Task Force Meeting, 151 Service for Storytellers and Scholars. See Library as Publisher, The: Feminist Task Force, 151 Emerging Service for Storytellers and Scholars (RUSA, RUSA-ETS, Hunger, Homelessness and Poverty Task Force, 151 RUSA-RSS) International Responsibilities Task Force, 151

S Services to Incarcerated and Newly-Released Adults and Their Families (ALA). See under Literacy Introduction to Women’s Issues in ALA Discussion Group (with ACRL-WGSS), 25, 93, 159 Services to Spanish Speakers: Best Practices and Models from Latin America (ALA), 27, 43, 136, 171 Joint Membership Meeting and Social (with SUSTAINRT), 162 Serving New Immigrants through Partnerships and Federal Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Task Force, 151 Resources (PLA), 27, 134, 169 Palestinian Libraries Under Occupation, 129, 167 Serving Up the Subversive (ALA), 97, 116, 158 Progressive Librarians Guild (UNO), 172 INDEX Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151

320 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Socials Standards Update Meeting (NISO), 170 AASL-ISS, 151 Stand Your Ground, 26 ACRL-ANSS, 151 STAR-Net. See Stellar Hands-on STEM Learning Resources from ACRL-ULS, 162 STAR_Net (ALA) ACRL-WGSS, 163 STARS. See under Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) Awards Reception & Member Social (IFRT), 88, 163 Starscape (Book Buzz Theater), 34 GLBTRT, 28, 173 Starting from Scratch: Build Your Digital Scholarship Center Program Joint Membership Meeting and Social (SRRT, SUSTAINRT), 162 (ACRL), 112, 154 Mentoring Program Social (LLAMA), 87, 162 State and Local Documents Task Force (GODORT), 99, 160 Mentoring Social (NMRT), 151 Statement of Appropriate Conduct at ALA Conferences, 54 Social Sciences and History and College and Medium-Sized Libraries State of Bilingual Children’s Books, The (PopTop Stage), 25, 184, 187 Discussion Groups (ACRL-WESS), 171 State of Graphic Novels Today, The (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), Social Work/Social Welfare Committee Meeting (ACRL-EBSS), 154 188, 190 Society of American Archivists (SAA) State of the Union for Subject Based Classification in Public Libraries (ERT), 110, 152 Joint Task Force on the Development of Guidelines for Primary Source Literacy Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 166 Stavely, Brian (Imagineering Interest Group (LITA)), 33 Task Force on the Development of Holdings Courts and STEAM around the World: Successfully Incorporating Hands-on Measures for Archival Repositories and Special Collections Learning and Diversity into Children’s Programming (poster), 203 Libraries (ACRL-RBMS), 157 Steelcase. See Think Better: Attention in Education with Steelcase Task Force on the Development of Standardized Statistical (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA) Measures for the Public Services of Archival Repositories and Steering Committee Meetings Special Collections Libraries (ACRL-RBMS), 157 Emerging Leaders Interest Group, 168 Sociology Librarians Discussion Group (ACRL-ANSS), 154 GODORT, 99, 150, 176 Soho Crime (Book Buzz Theater), 34 LIRT, 153, 174 Soiree (ACRL-IS), 97, 163 LSSIRT, 153 Sophie Brody Medal Committee Meeting (RUSA-CODES), 150 Stellar Hands-on STEM Learning Resources from STAR_Net (ALA), 28, So What’cha Want: Springshare’s LibGuides and User Experience 94, 124, 164 Research (poster), 203 STEM Space, Place, and Information Literacy: The Importance of Visual Circulating STEM Kits for Youth: Getting to the ROOT of the Aesthetics in the 21st Century Research Library (conversation Matter (ALCTS), 27, 131, 169 starter), 105, 174 Coding in Tomorrowland: Inspiring Girls in STEM (OITP), 27, 131, SPARC. See Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition 168 (SPARC): ACRL/SPARC Forum 52 Weeks of STEM @ Your Library (ALSC), 27, 97, 136, 171 Spatial Data Explorer: Providing Discovery and Access to Geospatial Librarians Building Cultures of Inquiry and Literacy in STEM Data at the University of Arizona (poster), 203 (AASL), 26, 129, 167 Speaker Series. See Auditorium Speaker Series (ALA) Stellar Hands-on STEM Learning Resources from STAR_Net Special Collections and Archives Outreach to Underserved K–12 (ALA), 28, 94, 124, 164 Students (poster), 202 STEM Collaboration Share-a-Thon (ALA), 25, 97, 116–117, 158 Special Collections Unbound: The Opportunity for Collecting Visual Art STEM in Public Libraries Member Initiative Group (STEM MIG), as Primary Source Materials (poster), 202 25, 154 Special Education Training for Preservice School Librarians (poster), Sterling (Book Buzz Theater), 35 203 Stevenson, Robin (PopTop Stage), 184 Specialty Pavilions (in the Exhibit Hall), 179 Stone, Tucker (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 190 Spectrum Leadership Institute (ALA), 37 Stonewall Book Awards Program (GLBTRT), 24, 174 Spectrum of Digital Initiatives: Project and Pedagogical Collaborations Stories from the Field. See American Dream Starts @ Your Library, in Digital Humanities (ACRL), 115, 157 The: Stories from the Field (ALA) Spectrum Scholar Mentor Committee Meeting (ACRL). See under E. Storytime Live! Improv Techniques That Work! (ALSC), 94, 132, 169 J. Josey Strategic Planning. See Improve Services and Create Value: Using Spice Up Your Library with Pura Belpré! Using Award-Winning Titles Data to Guide Your Library’s Strategic Planning Process (ALA) and Crafts to Engage Hispanic Children and Celebrate Diversity (AASL), 28, 137, 172 Strategic Planning Committee Meeting (ACRL-ARTS), 159 Sponsored Research Administrators and Grants Managers Strategic Planning Session (ALSC), 99, 158 Discussion Group (ACRL), 154 Strategies and Partnerships: Tailoring Data Services for Your Sponsors (of the ALA conference), 72 Institutional Needs (ACRL President’s Program), 18, 94, 115, 154 Springer (UNO) Strategies to Grow and Sustain Libraries in Africa (ALA), 43, 136 Innovations for Academic Libraries Lunch & Learn Session, 100 Strengthening Relationships and Experiences with Students through Personal Librarian Programs (ACRL), 124, 163 LYRASIS/Springer Journal Group Members Meeting, 150 STS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Pre-Show Meeting, 100 Student Employees at Your Library. See Evolve and Improve: SPVS. See under American Association of School Librarians (AASL) Transforming the Contributions of Student Employees at Your SRRT. See Social Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT; ALA) Library (LLAMA, LLAMA-SASS) Staff Learning in Libraries: Building a Supportive Organizational Student Learning and Information Literacy Committee Meeting Culture for Growth and Change (conversation starter), 106, 176 (ACRL), 170 Standards and Guidelines Committee Meeting (RUSA), 167 Student-Parents in the Academic Library (poster), 203 Standards Committee Meetings Student Privacy: The Big Picture on Big Data (ALA), 88, 142, 174

ACRL, 168 Students’ Five Minutes of (Research Skill) Fame (poster), 204 S ALCTS, 153, 169 Student SIG Meeting (AASL), 171 INDEX ALCTS-CRS, 153 Subcommittee Meetings Standards & Guidelines Editorial Board Meeting (AASL), 148 Annual Conference Program (PLA), 165 Standards & Guidelines Implementation Task Force (AASL), 168 Copyright (COL), 162 Standards Presenter Team (ACRL), 152 Copyright Education (OITP), 150, 166

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 321 E-Government Services (COL), 160 Take the Next STeP (Skills for Teen Parents; YALSA), 95, 124, 162 Emerging Leaders (ALA), 166 Taking Libraries Transform and the Policy Revolution! to the New Europe (IRC; ALA), 175 Presidential Administration (WO Breakout Session I), 113, 155 Genre/Form Implementation (SAC; ALCTS-CaMMS), 164 Taking Our Seat at the Table: How Academic Librarians Can Help Government Information (COL) Shape the Future of Higher Education (ACRL-ULS), 130, 168 ALA, 164 Tale of Two Cities One Year Later, A: NYPL and CPL Wi-Fi Lending Projects (LITA), 94, 138, 172 GODORT, 157 Task Forces Grassroots (COL), 157, 164 All Task Force Meeting (SRRT), 151 IRC/IFRT All Subcommittee, 153 Choice OER Review Service Task Force (ACRL), 150 LSTA (COL), 172 E-Rate Task Force (OITP), 164 Privacy (IFC), 164 Family Engagement Task Force Meeting (PLA), 174 RDA (SAC; ALCTS-CaMMS), 172 Federal Documents Task Force (GODORT), 99, 164 Telecom (COL), 157 Feminist Task Force (SRRT), 151 2016 Conference Committee and Conference Program (PLA), 174 50th Anniversary Task Force (LITA), 155 Subject Analysis Committee (SAC; ALCTS-CaMMS) Forum Assessment Task Force (LITA), 155 Meeting I–II, 91, 164, 176 Hunger, Homelessness and Poverty Task Force (SRRT), 151 RDA Subcommittee, 91, 151 International Documents Task Force (GODORT), 99, 158 Subcommittee on Genre/Form Implementation, 158 International Responsibilities Task Force (SRRT), 151 Subject and Bibliographic Access Committee Meeting (ACRL-ANSS), Joint Task Force on the Development of Guidelines for Primary 154 Source Literacy Meeting (SAA; ACRL-RBMS), 166 Subject Authority Cooperative Program (SACO). See under Program Local Task Force (LITA), 156 for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC; UNO) Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Task Force (SRRT), 151 Subject Librarianship Transformed: Changes in Subject Librarian Membership Promotion Task Force Meeting (ALA), 160 Practice during a Time of Patron Driven Processes in Collection Name Change Task Force (RUSA), 153 Building (poster), 203 Performance Measurement Task Force Meeting (PLA), 174 Sub-Librarians Scion of the Baker Street Irregulars (ALCTS), 85, 172 Personas Task Force (LITA), 156 Summerill, Erin (PopTop Stage), 184, 186 State and Local Documents Task Force (GODORT), 99, 160 Summer Meals Partnership (PLA), 169 Task Force on Accreditation Process and Communication (ALA), Supercharged Storytimes! (ALA), 85, 150 158 Super Pro K.O.! Gold for Glory (Williams; Graphic Novel/Gaming Task Force on Conference Accessibility (ALA), 150 Stage), 188 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting (ALA), 151 Super Students: Saving the Day with Student Advisors (poster), 205 Taskforce on Reorganization (LLAMA), 148 Supervision for Millennials. See Um, I’m a Manager Now? Supervision Task Force on the Development of Holdings Courts and for Millennials (ignite session) Measures for Archival Repositories and Special Collections Supervisors Section (SPVS). See under American Association of Libraries (SAA; ACRL-RBMS), 157 School Librarians (AASL) Task Force on the Development of Standardized Statistical Surviving a Toxic Work Environment: How to Cope with Burnout until Measures for the Public Services of Archival Repositories and You Find a New Job (ignite session), 102, 156 Special Collections Libraries (SAA; ACRL-RBMS), 157 Sustainability Round Table (SUSTAINRT; ALA) Task Force to Review Competencies for Special Collections Joint Membership Meeting and Social (with SRRT), 162 Professionals Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 163 Libraries Fostering Resilient Communities (Annual Meeting), Task Force to Review Guidelines on the Selection and Transfer 157 of Materials from General Collections to Special Collections National Library of Aruba, The: Promoting, Enhancing and Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 166 Embracing Green Education, 89 TF (Task Force) on Future Context of Accreditation (ALA), 167 Planting the Seeds: Libraries and Librarians as Change Agents Taste of the Town: Eatonville, FL (EMIERT), 149 for Sustainability within Their Communities, 89, 126, 166 Teaching Civics in the School Library (AASL), 141, 174 Task Force on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Meeting, 151 Teaching Data Information Literacy: A Hands-on Introduction (ACRL- Sustainable Thinking (ALA), 89, 109, 152 IS), 97, 149 SUSTAINRT. See Sustainability Round Table (SUSTAINRT; ALA) Teaching Online about How to Teach Online: The Design for Learning Swank, Denise Grover (PopTop Stage), 184, 185 Program (conversation starter), 102, 155 Symposium (OCLC), 89, 150 Teaching the Research Process through Peer-Assisted Consultations: A Transformative Model for Collaborative Inquiry-Based Learning in Systems and Services Section (SASS). See under Library Leadership Academic Libraries (poster), 203 and Management Association (LLAMA) Teaching World War II through the Fallen: A Cross-Curricular Approach to Teaching World War II in a School Library Setting (AASL), 138–139, 173 T Tech in the Streets (LITA), 94, 140, 174 Taiwan Technical Report Archive & Image Library (TRAIL). See TRAIL informa- tion and Updates (UNO) Book Reserved and Retrieval in a Breeze: Implementing RFID “Books on Hold” Service in Tamkang University Library Technical Services Directors of Large Research Libraries Interest (poster), 204 Group (ALCTS), 90, 149 Feast for the Young, A: NCL Promoting NDLTD in Taiwan at Technical Services Discussion Group (ACRL-RBMS), 166 University Expo (poster), 204 Technical Services Interest Group (ACRL), 161 Green Ideas in National Central Library (Taiwan; poster), 204 Technical Services Managers in Academic Libraries Interest Group T Reaching Out across Taiwan: Library Mobile Exhibition (poster), (ALCTS), 152 204 Technical Services Workflow Efficiency Interest Group (ALCTS), 175 Seeds Training for Promoting e-Resources: A Model of Public Technology Committee Meeting (PLA), 96, 165 Libraries in Taiwan (poster), 204 Technology Tools and Transforming Librarianship (LITA), 150 When Library Services Meet Fingertips: Experience the Services Teen Zine: Engaging Teens with Publishing (poster), 204 Delivered through a Mobile Application for University Library Telecom/Joint with OGR (OITP), 172

INDEX in Taiwan (poster), 204 Telecom Subcommittee Meeting (COL; ALA), 157 Take a Break & Hang Out @ ALA, 32

322 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Telling Your Library’s Most Compelling Story (ALA), 149 Transform at the 2016 Annual Conference 10th Anniversary of First Second Books, The (Graphic Novel/Gaming Community Relationships, 84, 89 Stage), 188, 189 Customer/User Expectations, 84, 90 10th Annual NISO/BISG Forum: The Changing Standards Landscape: E-Books & Collections, 84, 90–91 The User’s Experience (NISO; UNO), 149 Library Leadership Expectations, 84, 92 TF (Task Force) on Future Context of Accreditation (ALA), 167 Library Workforce, 84, 93 Thank You to Sponsors (at the ALA conference), 72 Services, 84, 94–95 There’s a Policy for That?: Results from an Informal Survey of Space—Physical and Virtual, 84, 92 Institutional Repository Practices (poster), 202 Systems and Technology, 84, 96 Think Better: Attention in Education with Steelcase (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA), 22, 112, 155 Teaching and Learning, 84, 97 Think Fit (ALA), 47 Transgender Fiction for Today’s Tweens and Teens. See Reflecting Realities: Transgender Fiction for Today’s Tweens and Teens Thinking Like a Bad Guy: Hack Yourself and Your Library (conversa- (GLBTRT) tion starter), 104, 170 Trends, Challenges, and Emerging Technologies: The NMC Horizon Thinking Money Host Site Training Workshop (ALA), 148 Report—2015 Library Edition (LITA), 90, 128, 167 This Is What a MakerSpace Looks Like: A Visual Perspective (AASL), Trevor Project Teams with Interlude Press for Library Outreach. See 135, 170 Developing Collections Serving LGBTQ Youth: The Trevor Project Threads That Hold a Spine with Terry Farish (USSBY; YALSA), 86, 162 Teams with Interlude Press for Library Outreach (PopTop Stage) 3D (three dimensional) Tricks of the Trade: Tips for Collecting Comics and Manga (ignite Imagination, Collaboration, Innovation: 3D Printing in a Health session), 103, 156 Science Library (poster), 205 Turing, Alan. See Imitation Game, The: Alan Turing Decoded 3D Accessibility Synergy: Anchor Institutions ‘Make’ (Ottaviani; Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage) Opportunities for Diverse Learners (OITP), 25, 120, 160 Tweens in Public Libraries. See InbeTWEEN: Services and Programs 3D Printing at a Health Services Library (poster), 205 for Tweens in Public Libraries (ALSC) 3D Printing: Programs and Partnerships (PLA), 134, 169 12-Months to Total Library Renovation (poster), 205 3D Printing: Where Do We Go from Here? From MakerSpace to 21st Century Inventory for a 21st Century Library, A (poster), 202 the Classroom (poster), 205 22nd Annual Reference Research Forum (RUSA), 129, 167 3 1/2 Minutes, 10 Bullets (Now Showing @ ALA Film Program), 39, Twitter 170 Information Communication Technologies and Digital Literacy: A Three’s Company: The ACRL Framework’s Use in Three Different Post- Twitter Hashtag Analysis Using NodeXL (poster), 203 Tests (poster), 203 Post, Tweet, Retweet, Repeat: Does Managing Facebook and 3-2-1 Impact! Cultural Competency in Action (YALSA President’s Twitter in a Small Academic Library Matter? (poster), 203 Program and Membership Meeting), 19, 87, 143, 175 Two Nursing Liaisons—One Team: A Collaborative Experience (poster), Timberland Writes Together: Public Libraries Publishing (PLA), 123, 204 162 2015–2016 Scholars (Spectrum Leadership Institute), 37 Time and Project Management Hacks. See Organized at Last!: 2016 ALA/AIA Library Building Awards (LLAMA-BES), 92, 176 Free, Immediate Time and Project Management Hacks That Will Transform Your Life (conversation starter) 2016 Alex Awards, The (YALSA), 86, 167 Time Is on My Side? Time in the Library Workplace (poster), 205 2016 Annual Program: Help CALA and Help You, Join CALA Advance Your Career, 92, 168 Tips from the New Members Round Table for a Successful ALA Conference (NMRT), 76 2016 Awards Presentation (ALSC), 85, 173 To a Patron Far, Far Away…Library Circulation Services for Distance 2016 Best Websites and Apps Revealed (AASL), 97, 157 Education Students (poster), 203 2016 Conference Committee and Conference Program Subcommittee To Begin the World Over Again: The Life of Thomas Paine (Now Meeting (PLA), 174 Showing @ ALA Film Program), 38, 156 2016 East Asia & Pacific Forum (ALA), 42, 116, 157 TOLD. See Training, Orientation, & Leadership Development (TOLD) 2016 Fund Fare: Who Is Your BFF—How to Effectively Build and Committee (ALA) Sustain Friends Groups (LLAMA-FRFDS), 89, 128, 167 Tommy Nelson (Book Buzz Theater), 35 2016 Newbery-Caldecott-Wilder Banquet (ALSC), 58, 85, 173 Tonatiuh, Duncan (PopTop Stage), 184 2016 Odyssey Award Ceremony (ALSC), 176 Top Library Building Trends 2016 (LLAMA-BES), 92, 140, 174 2016 Odyssey Committee. See Odyssey Award Committee (YALSA) Top Technology Trends Committee (LITA), 156 2016 Pura Belpré Award Celebración and Reception (ALSC, Top Tech Trends (LITA), 96, 133, 169 REFORMA), 168 Top Tools for Changemakers (Center for the Future of Libraries; ALA), 2016 Wrap-Up (Emerging Leaders; ALA), 155 22, 130, 168 2017 Arbuthnot Award Committee Meeting (ALSC), 85, 162 Tor Relay Initiative. See How Local Libraries Can Protect Global 2017 Award/Notable Chair’s Orientation (ALSC), 151 Internet Freedom: The Library Freedom Project’s Tor Relay 2017 Batchelder Award Committee Meeting I–II (ALSC), 85, 162, 172 Initiative (LITA) 2017 Belpre Award Committee Meeting I–II (ALSC), 85, 162, 164 Tor Teen (Book Buzz Theater), 34 2017 Caldecott Award Committee Meeting I–II (ALSC), 85, 153 To Surveys and Beyond: Strategies for Assessing Large-Scale 2017 Component Committees Meeting (ACRL), 170 Outreach Events (ACRL), 135, 170 2017 Contributed Paper Committees Meeting (ACRL), 170 Tough Love: Guiding Student Researchers toward a Better Future for 2017 Coordinating Committee Meeting (ACRL), 168 E-Books (poster), 202 2017 Geisel Award Committee Meeting I–IV (ALSC), 85, 153, 162, Tours 164, 172 AASL-ISS, 149 Tour of Orlando Libraries (LLAMA, LLAMA-BES), 149 U Toward an Ethic of Social Justice in Information (Safiya Noble; LITA President’s Program), 19, 27, 96, 137, 171 INDEX TRAIL Information and Updates (UNO), 100, 170 The old Orange County Training, Orientation, & Leadership Development (TOLD) Committee Courthouse (1924) was (ALA), 149 designed by architect Murry S. King to resemble the New Transformational and Transactional Styles: Perceptions of Academic Library Leadership (poster), 205 York Public Library. It now holds county history. Transforming Libraries (program content area). See also Libraries

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 323 2017 Newbery Award Committee Meeting I–II (ALSC), 85, 158, 164 ABC-CLIO Reception, 161 2017 Nominating Committee I–II (ALSC), 99, 158, 166 Alexander Street 2017 Notable Children’s Books Meeting I–III (ALSC), 85, 158, 169, 175 Customer Appreciation Breakfast, 90, 163 2017 Notable Children’s Books Procedural Meeting (ALSC), 85 Sessions, 99 2017 Notable Children’s Recordings Meeting I–II (ALSC), 85, 169 ALISE Library and Information Studies Cooperative Alumni 2017 Notable Children’s Videos/Carnegie Medal Meeting (ALSC), 85, Reunion, 78, 87, 172 153 APA (See American Psychological Association (APA; UNO)) 2017 Poster Sessions Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 BIBFRAME Update Forum (LC), 100, 167 2017 Preconference Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 Bloomsbury Afternoon Tea, 86 2017 Scholarships Committees Meeting (ACRL), 170 Book Buzz Theater (See Book Buzz Theater (UNO)) 2017 Sibert Award Committee Meeting I–III (ALSC), 85, 155, 162, 164 Cataloging in Publication Advisory Group (CAG) Meeting, 99, 2017 Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime Achievement Jury Meeting 156 (Coretta Scott King Book Awards; EMIERT), 86, 162 CFPB’s (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) Community 2017 Wilder Award Committee Meeting I–II (ALSC), 85, 153, 169 Financial Education Project, 89, 162 2017 Workshops Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 Chronicle Books ALA Annual 2016 Cocktail Party, 86 2018 Arbuthnot Award Committee Meeting (ALSC), 85, 161 DK Computer Coding Event, 161 EBSCO Publishing: EBSCO Excellence in Small and/or Rural Public Library Award Jury Meeting (PLA), 156 U Elsevier Meeting Room, 99–100 Evergreen ILS Community Meetup, 100, 162 ULC. See Urban Libraries Council (ULC): High Tea with MIRA Books Evolving Role of the Library in Institutional and Faculty (UNO) Assessment, The—A Discussion of Research Metrics, 156 ULS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Exclusive Kanopy Filmmaker Panel, 97, 159 Um, I’m a Manager Now? Supervision for Millennials (ignite session), Ex Libris (See Ex Libris (UNO)) 104, 167 High Tea with MIRA Books, 86, 171 Uncommonly Good: Public Librarians and School Librarians Working ICOLC Consortia Breakfast, 163 Together for Common Core (PLA), 121–122, 161 Ithaka S+R Meetings and Workshops, 89 Unconference John Cotton Dana Awards Presentation and Reception (with ALA, 31, 149 LLAMA-PRMS), 89, 172 Metadata Madness!!: An Unconference on Anything You Want to Library of Congress: BIBFRAME Update Forum, 100, 167 Learn (ALCTS), 148 LYRASIS/Springer Journal Group Members Meeting, 150 Undergraduate Librarians Discussion Group (ACRL), 165 MARC Advisory Committee Meeting, 96, 153, 171, 172 Under the Spotlight: Technical Services Professionals in Assessment (poster), 202 NERL Consortium Program Council Meeting, 150 United for Libraries (UNITED) NISO (See National Information Standards Organization (NISO; UNO)) Academic Friends and Development Officers Discussion Group, 153 OCLC (See Online Computer Library Center (OCLC; UNO)) Annual Conference Program Committee, 175 OLAC (See Online Audiovisual Catalogers Inc. (OLAC)) Board Meeting, 170 1science Presentation, 95, 167 Celebrating Your Library’s Milestones: A Compendium of Ideas, OverDrive Roadmap Breakfast, 152 129, 167 PCC (See Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC; UNO)) Fast and Easy: Advocacy That YOU Can Do! (with ALA), 168 Penguin Random House Cocktails and Conversation Author First Author, First Book, 170 Party, 86, 163 Gala Author Tea, Sponsored by ReferenceUSA, 176 Penguin Young Readers Event, 162 The Horror! The Horror: Authors Who Write to Scare, 153 Print Archive Network Forum, 95, 149 Isn’t It Romantic?, 164 Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC) (See Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC; UNO)) Laugh’s on Us, The, Sponsored by SAGE, 172 RDA (See Resource Description and Access (RDA; UNO)) Leaders Orientation, 159 Redefining the Integrated Library System—Hosted by the Open Library Foundation Discussion Group, 165 Library Foundation, 95, 154 Library Friends Discussion Group, 153 Reveal Digital (See Reveal Digital (UNO)) Listening to Our Customers or LISTEN/DIGEST/RESPOND: School Library Connection Reception, 150 Trustees Becoming True Community Representatives, 122, 161 Springer (See Springer (UNO)) Nominating Committee, 162 TRAIL Information and Updates, 100, 170 Nuts & Bolts for Trustees, Friends and Foundations, 149 Western Regional Storage Trust (WEST) Member Meeting, 100, 170 President’s Program with John Hart, 19, 114, 156 Yewno: A New Discovery Platform, 96, 170 Public Library Trustees Discussion Group, 153 Unpacking ESSA for the Library Eco-System (AASL), 98, 148 Reads Like Fiction, Nonfiction You Can’t Put Down, 167 Unpacking ESSA for the School Librarian (AASL), 98, 149 United States Board on Books for Young People (USBBY): Threads That Hold a Spine with Terry Farish, 86, 162 Upcycling in the Media Center (poster), 205 Universal Accessibility Interest Group Meeting (ACRL, ASCLA, LITA), Update and Future Directions (DCWG; OITP), 124, 164 157 Update: Concrete Tips to Take Advantage of Workforce Funding (WO; University Libraries Section (ULS). See under Association of College ALA), 109, 151 and Research Libraries (ACRL) Update on the ACRL Academic Library Trends and Statistics Survey, University Presses within Libraries. See Librishers and Pubraries: 170 T Exploring Library Publishing and University Presses within Libraries Update on the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher (ALCTS) Education, 165 University Press Pavilion, 179 Update on Value of Academic Libraries Initiative (ACRL), 168 Unofficial Groups (UNO) Updates & Briefings (program content area), 84, 98–100 AAP (See Association of American Publishers (AAP; UNO)) Urban Libraries Council (ULC): High Tea with MIRA Books (UNO), 86, ABA Program, 155 171 INDEX

324 2016 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Usability Update: Concrete Tips to Take Advantage of Workforce Funding, LibGuides 2 and Usability: What Our Users Want (poster), 204 109, 151 Micro-Assessments of Public Services Usability (LLAMA-MAES), Watters, Pierce (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188 94, 121, 161 Way to Innovate: How Three Libraries Turned Outward to Lead Change Redefining the Health and Environmental Research Online (And You Can, Too) (ALA), 89, 116, 157 (HERO) User Experience: Improving Usability and Supporting Weatherford, Carole Boston (PopTop Stage), 184, 187 the EPA Mission of Protecting the Environment (poster), 202 Web Coordinating Committee (LITA), 156 USBBY. See United States Board on Books for Young People (USBBY): Website Advisory Committee Meeting (ALA), 96, 171 Threads That Hold a Spine with Terry Farish Websites User Experience Interest Group (LITA), 90, 172 Best Websites for Teaching & Learning (AASL), 122, 161 Using Digital Content to Engage Your Community (PLA), 128, 167 Content Strategy for Responsive Library Websites (LITA), 96, Using Qualitative Assessment to Inform Strategic Decision Making 127–128, 167 (LLAMA-MAES, LLAMA-SASS), 94, 138, 172 Data-Driven Website Design: Using Analytics to Maximize Search Using the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy: Examples and Box Use on Your Website, 159 Ideas, 152 2016 Best Websites and Apps Revealed (AASL), 97, 157 Using the New Framework to Revitalize Information Literacy on a Wedding Heard ’Round the World, The: The Michael McConnell and College Campus (poster), 203 Jack Baker Story (GLBTRT), 121, 160 US Postal Services (at the ALA conference), 54 #WeHaveDiverseBooks: Coretta Scott King Award Books 2.0— Utilizing a Tool to Build a Culture of Assessment: The Data Framework Resources and Activities, Now and Beyond, 25. See also (poster), 205 Everything You Want to Know about the Coretta Scott King Book Awards Committee (EMIERT) Welcome to Valhalla (ALA), 85, 112 V Welcoming Refugees and Asylum Seekers (conversation starter), 102, 154 Valente, Catherynne M. (Imagineering Interest Group (LITA)), 33 We Need Diverse Books and More—Multiple Diversities: Capturing the Value of Academic Libraries Committee Meeting (ACRL), 152 Experience of Intersectional Identities (ASCLA), 25, 117, 158 Vegetable Butcher, The (Mangini; What’s Cooking @ ALA We Need Diverse Books—What Are the Next Steps? (PopTop Stage), Demonstration Stage), 182, 183 25, 184, 185 Vendor Showcase (Bookmobile Saturday), 25, 45, 92, 112, 155 We Publish Diverse Children’s Books: Publishers Share Their 2016 Veterans: Libraries and Veterans: Identifying Services and Titles (ERT), 136, 171 Possibilities (poster), 203 WESS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries VHS Videotapes. See Section 108 VHS Preservation: A Collaborative (ACRL) Database for Due Diligence on VHS Videotapes in Academic Western European Studies Section (WESS). See under Association of Libraries (VRT) College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Victorious Battle! Public Library’s Educational Value Delivered Western Regional Storage Trust (WEST) Member Meeting (UNO), 100, through Original Librarian Created Book Battle Program (PLA), 142, 170 175 WGSS. See under Association of College and Research Libraries Video Round Table (VRT; ALA) (ACRL) Academic Library Streaming Video Revisited: Key Findings from What’s a Millennial to Do? Learning to Thrive in a Multi-Generational the Follow-up Survey, 123, 162 Workplace (NMRT), 149 Creating Effective Instructional Videos: From Collaboration and What’s Coming in Graphic Novels for Fall (Graphic Novel/Gaming Design to Assessment, 134, 170 Stage), 188, 190 Further Down the Alphabet—Embracing B Movies, 114, 156 What’s Cooking @ ALA Demonstration Stage, 44, 178, 182–183 Membership and Executive Board Meeting, 174 What’s New in YALSA & How You Can Be a Part of It, 100, 154 Mixer Sponsored by Kino Lorber EDU, 151 What Students Really Do in the Library: A Look at Four Academic Publishing Opportunities in Media Librarianship: A Panel Libraries (poster), 203 Discussion, 171 When Library Services Meet Fingertips: Experience the Services Section 108 VHS Preservation: A Collaborative Database for Delivered through a Mobile Application for University Library in Due Diligence on VHS Videotapes in Academic Libraries, 122, Taiwan (poster), 204 161 When the Student Becomes the Teacher: Are MLIS Students Ready to Viewing the Earth’s Global Environment from Space: From Scientific Teach Information Literacy? (poster), 203 Knowledge to Societal Benefits (ALA), 139, 173 “Why” Factor, The: Professional Development as an Incentive for Virginia Hamilton Award. See under Coretta Scott King Book Awards Integrating Pedagogical Methods and Library Resources (poster), (EMIERT) 203 Virtual Participation Committee Meeting (ACRL-LES), 173 Wi-Fi Virtual Reference Training. See Fact or Fiction: What Virtual Internet Access (at the ALA conference), 53, 54 Reference Training Works and What Holds Promise (RUSA, Tale of Two Cities One Year Later, A: NYPL and CPL Wi-Fi Lending RUSA-ETS) Projects (LITA), 94, 138, 172 Virtuous Circle of Student Engagement, A: The Tech Corner (poster), Wilder Award Committee. See 2017 Wilder Award Committee Meeting 205 I–II (ALSC) Visual Aesthetics in the 21st Century Research Library. See Space, Place, and Information Literacy: The Importance of Visual Aesthetics in the 21st Century Research Library (conversation starter) VRT. See Video Round Table (VRT; ALA) W

W During strife with the settlers INDEX in 1832, a young Seminole Washington Office (WO; ALA) warrior came to the bargaining Committee on Legislation (See Committee on Legislation (COL; table, threw his knife through ALA)) a stack of papers there, and Taking Libraries Transform and the Policy Revolution! to the New shouted, "The only treaty Presidential Administration (Break Out Session I), 113, 155 I will ever make is this!"

ALAANNUAL.ORG | ALAANNUAL.ORG/ MOBILE– APP | #ALAAC16 325 Will Eisner Graphic Novel Grants, The (ALA) Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) Grant Presentations and Reception, 93, 162 Alex Award Committee, 150, 159 How to Submit a Winning Proposal, 85, 126, 166 Art of the Comic Program or Author Visit, The, 95, 111, 154 Will Eisner Presents: Creating Local Partnerships for Your GN Best Fiction for Young Adults, 161, 167, 175 Collection Development and Programming, 188, 189 Best Fiction for Young Adults Teen Feedback Session, 159 William C. Morris Award Committee (YALSA), 154, 170 Board I–III, 159, 172, 176 Williams, Jarrett (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188 Booklist (ALA) and YALSA Present: The Michael L. Printz Program WO. See Washington Office (WO; ALA) and Reception, 58, 86, 151 Women Administrators Discussion Group (LLAMA), 92, 158 Bringing Books to Life: Live Action Gaming for Teens through Women and Gender Studies Section (WGSS). See under Association Collaborative Library Efforts, 138, 172 of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Engaging Teens with Meaningful Volunteering Opportunities, 95, Women in Library Technology Leadership (LITA), 28, 96, 125, 165 137, 171 Women in Technology Interest Group (LITA), 93, 162 Excellence in Nonfiction Award Committee, 159, 170 Wonderful World of Library Instruction, The: Pedagogy and Practices Executive I–II, 149, 176 to Inspire Teaching (LIRT), 97, 125, 165 50+ Tech Tools in 90 Minutes, 96, 145, 176 Words, Words, Words: Increasing Young Children’s Exposure to Finding Yourself on the Shelves: Diversity in Ethnicity and Language through the Words at Play Vocabulary Initiative (ALSC), Language for Your Teens, 25, 86, 118–119, 159 97, 110, 153 Geeky Programming on a Shoestring Budget, 95, 134, 170 Workman Publishing (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Great Graphic Novels for Teens, 165, 174 Workshops Joint Intellectual Freedom Committee Meeting (with AASL, Career Development Workshops (JobLIST Placement Center), ALSC), 94, 169 56–57, 87 Joint Legislation Committee Meeting (with AASL, ALSC), 99, 162 Emerging Leaders Workshop (ALA), 149 Joint Youth Executive Committee Meeting (with AASL, ALSC), 99, Expect More Workshop on Communicating the Value of 148 Librarians, 145, 175 Margaret A. Edwards Brunch, 86, 156 Great Stories Club Orientation Workshop—The Art of Change: Michael L. Printz Committee, 154, 165 Creation, Growth and Transformation, 94, 148 New Board Member Training, 150 Ithaka S+R Meetings and Workshops, 89 Odyssey Award Committee, 159, 165 Project Outcome Enrollment Workshop: Simple Tools to P3: A New Federal Funding Opportunity to Reach Disconnected Measure Our True Impact on the People We Serve (PLA), 149 Youth, 25, 95, 122, 161 Thinking Money Host Site Training Workshop, 148 President’s Program and Membership Meeting, 19, 87, 143, 2017 Workshops Committee Meeting (ACRL), 170 175 Workshop on Supporting Librarians in Adding Data Literacy Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers, 159, 170 Skills to Information Literacy Instruction, 97 Take the Next STeP (Skills for Teen Parents), 95, 124, 162 Workshops Committee Meeting (ACRL-RBMS), 160 3-2-1 Impact! Cultural Competency in Action (President’s WorldCat Program and Membership Meeting), 19, 87, 143, 175 Discovery User Community Meeting (OCLC), 161 2016 Alex Awards, The, 86, 167 Harvesting Repositories: DPLA, Europeana, & WorldCat Case USBBY: Threads That Hold a Spine with Terry Farish, 86, 162 Studies (LITA), 96, 111, 153 What’s New in YALSA & How You Can Be a Part of It, 100, 154 World of Early Literacy Training, The: Who, What, Where, When, Why? William C. Morris Award Committee, 154, 170 (ASCLA), 117, 158 YA Author Coffee Klatch, 33, 86, 165 WorldShare Management Services (OCLC) YALSA 101, 101, 150 Library Community Collaborating in the Cloud, A, 154 You Did What? Programs for Diverse Teens, 25, 95, 141, 174 User Community Meeting, 161 YOUmedia Network & YALSA Forum: Connecting around Write Stuff, The: Insider Publishing Tips from Editors of Peer-Reviewed Connected Learning, 95, 150 and Practitioner Journals (AASL-ESLS), 170 You’re Amazing, New Let’s Show It: Self-Marketing the Wonder of W.W. Norton (Book Buzz Theater), 35 Librarians (ignite session), 104, 167 Your Social Media Policy Checklist (ignite session), 104, 167 Y Youth Council Caucus (ALSC), 99, 167 Youth Services Consultants Interest Group (ASCLA), 94, 166 YA Author Coffee Klatch (YALSA), 33, 86, 165 YALSA. See Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) YALSA 101, 100, 150 Z Yes, I Am a Librarian: An Open Forum for Consultants and Zine Pavilion, 179 Independent Librarians—Library Consultants Interest Group (LCIG; ASCLA), 87, 158 ‘Zine Reading Lounge and Charging Station, 32 Yewno: A New Discovery Platform (UNO), 96, 170 Zines Out Loud (Graphic Novel/Gaming Stage), 188, 189 Yo Millard Fillmore: And Other President’s You Didn’t Know Zombies. See Selfies, Hashtags, and Zombies, Oh My! Instagram as a (Cleveland; PopTop Stage), 184, 186 Tool for Interactive Library Orientations (poster) You Did What? Programs for Diverse Teens (YALSA), 25, 95, 141, 174 Zonderkidz (Book Buzz Theater), 11, 35 YOUmedia Network & YALSA Forum: Connecting around Connected Learning, 95, 150 Z INDEX

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ALA Midwinter Meeting ...... Tab 1, 278 IndusUSA...... 40 ALA Midwinter Symposium ...... Tab 2, 279 International Monetary Fund...... 133 ALA Mbile App...... Tab 3, 49 Lincoln Center Education...... 78 ALSC Pura Belpré Award Celebración ...... 211 Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group. . . . .192–193 American Psychological Association. . . Tab 2, 13, 29, 51 Morningstar...... 191 Booklist...... 180 OCLC...... Inside Front Cover Bound to Stay Bound Books...... 275 Oxford University Press...... Tab 3 Cambridge University Press...... 95 Penguin Young Readers Group. . .Front Cover, 146–147 Candlewick Press...... 177 Perma-Bound Books...... 1 Choice Reviews...... 101 Random House Children’s Books...... 20–21 Chronicle Books ...... 48 Scholastic...... 74–75 Consortium Book Sales & Distribution...... 2 Shadow Mountain Publishing...... 195 Crowley Company...... 220 Simon & Schuster...... 208–209 Disney Book Group...... 61 TandD...... 249, 328 DLSG...... Back Cover Telepen...... 181 e-ImageData...... Inside Back Cover Thomas Nelson...... 81 Gale, Cengage Learning...... Tab 1, 80 Time Inc...... 145 Harlequin...... 55 Tor/Forge Books...... 33 HarperCollins Children’s Books...... 276–277 University of Tennessee...... 16 Holiday House...... 59 University of Washington...... 100 Hoover Institution Press...... 63 World Bank Group Publications ...... 108 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt...... 107 Zonderkidz...... 11 ADVERTISER INDEX

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