2022 CALA Annual Conference
Description
CALA President’s Program 2022
Building Asian and Pacific American Library Leaders for the Future: A Panel Discussion
(co-sponsored by APALA)
Date/Time:
6/25, Saturday, 11-1 pm ET
(CALA Membership/Poster Session from 11-12 pm and CALA Panel Discussion 12-1 pm)
Location:
Washington Convention Center 204B
Description:
From 11-12 pm, there will be a CALA Membership/Poster Session where CALA members will showcase their projects in poster formats. All are welcome to attend. From 12-1 pm, it will be a panel discussion. In 2023, the Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) will celebrate its 50th anniversary and in 2020, the Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) celebrated its 40th anniversary. Both associations have promoted opportunities to volunteers in leadership opportunities, and have achieved critical milestones for AAPI library workers. This panel discussion will center on the voices of AAPI library leaders and their challenges and opportunities in the profession at large, and how to rethink about expanding new opportunities going forward. Based on an IMLS funded project called, “Path to Leadership,” the discussion will center on the experiences of invited forum participants and how they envision change in the profession in large and its leadership going forward. The session is co-sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA).
Speakers:
Wenli Gao, CALA President 2021-22 and Moderator
Anna Coats, Newark Public Library
Tarida Anantachai, North Carolina State University Libraries
Crystal Chen, New York Public Library
Binh Le, Penn State University Libraries
CALA Poster Session
Date/ Time:
June 25, Saturday from 11-12 pm ET
Location:
Washington Convention Center 204B
Posters:
Building Asian and Pacific American Library Leaders for the Future: A Panel Discussion
(co-sponsored by APALA)
Date/Time:
6/25, Saturday, 11-1 pm ET
(CALA Membership/Poster Session from 11-12 pm and CALA Panel Discussion 12-1 pm)
Location:
Washington Convention Center 204B
Description:
From 11-12 pm, there will be a CALA Membership/Poster Session where CALA members will showcase their projects in poster formats. All are welcome to attend. From 12-1 pm, it will be a panel discussion. In 2023, the Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) will celebrate its 50th anniversary and in 2020, the Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) celebrated its 40th anniversary. Both associations have promoted opportunities to volunteers in leadership opportunities, and have achieved critical milestones for AAPI library workers. This panel discussion will center on the voices of AAPI library leaders and their challenges and opportunities in the profession at large, and how to rethink about expanding new opportunities going forward. Based on an IMLS funded project called, “Path to Leadership,” the discussion will center on the experiences of invited forum participants and how they envision change in the profession in large and its leadership going forward. The session is co-sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA).
Speakers:
Wenli Gao, CALA President 2021-22 and Moderator
Anna Coats, Newark Public Library
Tarida Anantachai, North Carolina State University Libraries
Crystal Chen, New York Public Library
Binh Le, Penn State University Libraries
CALA Poster Session
Date/ Time:
June 25, Saturday from 11-12 pm ET
Location:
Washington Convention Center 204B
Posters:
- An In-house Help Desk Ticketing System: Features and Benefits, by Ping Fu
- Augmented Reality Game for Library Tour: An Academic Library Experience, by Yingqi Tang
- Using Wikidata to Create Knowledge Graphs for Library Collections, by Sai Deng
- Can we? Should we? Considerations when selecting a Research Data Repository, by Minyoung Chung, Diana Dulek and Jingshan Xiao
- Enhance the Discovery and Interoperability of Culturally Rich Information: the Chinese Women Poets Wikiproject, by Greta Heng, Amanda Xu, Sai Deng, Lihong Zhu and Xiaoli Li
- Academic Libraries’ Support of Student Learning through Designing a Library-based Research Information Literacy Course, by Liya Deng
- The English Conversation Group (ECG) at the Leddy Library for International Students, by Shuzhen Zhao and Rong Luo
- Building a Community with Virtual Programs, by Hong Yao, Cathy Chen and Nelson Lu
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Building Asian and Pacific American Library Leaders for the Future: A Panel Discussion (co-sponsored by APALA)
CALA President’s Program 2022 - Building Asian and Pacific American Library Leaders for the Future: A Panel Discussion (co-sponsored by APALA)
Date/Time: 6/25, Saturday, 11-1 pm ET (CALA Membership/Poster Session from 11-12 pm and CALA Panel…
Date/Time: 6/25, Saturday, 11-1 pm ET (CALA Membership/Poster Session from 11-12 pm and CALA Panel…
Can we? Should we? Considerations When Selecting a Research Data Repository
In Spring of 2022, members of Technology and Resource Management at UHCL Libraries set out to assess internal data management policies. After surveying the data management landscape in academic libraries, we have created a set of considerations for…
Academic Libraries’ Support of Student Learning through Designing a Library-based Research Information Literacy Course
This poster illustrates the process of designing a credit information literacy course as a viable alternative to the traditional one-shot library instruction mode. The poster showcases the significance of building a semester-long information literacy…