With teaching 2.5* graduate classes this semester AND consulting, my schedule has left me little time for blogging. That doesn't mean that I don't have things to blog about; I just don't have the time. I should gain some time for blogging after mid-May and I look forward to catching up!I did , however, want to tell you my speaking schedule and where you'll find me when I'm on the road. If you're in the same location, please do find me and say "hi".
- April 24, Upstate NY Chapter of the Special Libraries Association, Albany, NY (Career Building and Staying Relevant in Trying Economic Times) - afternoon panel about library and information science (LIS) careers.
- May 1, NFAIS, Philadelphia, PA (The Future of Scholarly Communication) -- Social Media in the Library Environment (presentation with Wayne Hay)
- May 21, Society of Ohio Archivists Annual Meeting, Columbus, Ohio (Archival Access & Accessibility: Tradition & Technology) -- What We Are Learning From Google & Flickr About Digitization and Partnership (Plenary Session)
- May 29, Rochester Professional Consultants Network, Rochester, NY (Marketing Yourself—The Power of Marketing through Publishing, Presenting & Teaching) -- Designing the Ideal Speaker Engagement: Creating ROI for You and the Audience (presentation)
- June 14, Special Libraries Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC - 10 Things in One Day: Applying social tools to your library (workshop with Sophia Guevara)
- June 15, Special Libraries Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC - Copyright, Social Media and the Corporate Library (presentation)
- June 16, Special Libraries Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC - The Consultant's Toolkit: Discovery in the Round (panel discussion)
- June 17, Special Libraries Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC - Digital Preservation: Discovery in the Round Conversation (panel discussion)
* A half class? Yes, it's possible.
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