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Wednesday, October 17 • 9:30am - 10:25am
#w1a: What would the "community" think?: Three grant-funded teams reflect on defining community and models of engagement

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What would the "community" think?: Three grant-funded teams reflect on defining community and models of engagement
Sarah Potvin(1), Thomas Padilla(6), Stewart Varner(2), Laurie Allen(2), Elizabeth Russey Roke(3), Hannah Frost(5), Santi Thompson(4), Amanda Rust(7), Elizabeth Kelly(8), Genya O'Gara(9), Caroline Muglia(10), Ayla Stein(11), Liz Woolcott(12), Giordana Mecagni(7)
1: Texas A&M University; 2: University of Pennsylvania; 3: Emory University; 4: University of Houston; 5: Stanford University; 6: University of Nevada, Las Vegas; 7: Northeastern University; 8: Loyola University New Orleans; 9: Virtual Library of Virginia; 10: University of Southern California; 11: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; 12: Utah State University
 
Projects working across organizations to implement change and find common solutions often engage relevant communities. But how do we define communities and design these engagements? Do these approaches work? What can we learn from other fields? This panel brings multiple projects centered around ‘community engagement’ into a wide-ranging conversation.
Moderators
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Wayne Graham

CIO, CLIR
CLIR-DLF

Speakers
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Giordana Mecagni

Northeastern University
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Thomas Padilla

Practitioner Researcher in Residence, OCLC Research
Collections as Data, Digital Scholarship, Digital Humanities, Humanities data, data curation, and data information literacy. Tacos.
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Sarah Potvin

Digital Scholarship Librarian, Texas A&M University
Collections as Data. Equity in open access. Reference rot and digital preservation. Museum and library collaborations or shared infrastructure. 
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Amanda Rust

Assistant Director, Digital Scholarship Group, Libraries, Northeastern University
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Santi Thompson

Assistant Dean of Research Services, University Libraries, University of Houston
Santi Thompson is the Assistant Dean of Research Services and the Eva Digital Research Endowed Library Professor at the University of Houston (UH) Libraries. In this role, he develops policies and workflows for the digital components of scholarly communications, including digital... Read More →

Wednesday October 17, 2018 9:30am - 10:25am PDT
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