iSchool Master's Student Showcase
iSchool Student Affairs is excited to announce the Spring 2017 Master's Student Spring Showcase. The showcase is an opportunity for MSLIS, MSIM, and CAS students to present projects, research, or other work of interest to the iSchool community in BOTH a poster session and lightning talk format. This is a great opportunity to gain experience developing poster and presentation content and to practice communicating the value of your work. This event is free and all are welcome.
Lightning Talks 4:00-4:30pm
Jessica Colbert, Comparing Library of Congress Subject Headings to Keyword Searches Involving LGBT Topics: A Pilot Study
Patrick Harrington, Visualizing Government Regulatory Activity Using the Unified Agenda
Heather Brown, Libraries Use of S.T.E.A.M. Focused Makerspaces to Positively Impact Girls’ Attitudes About the Content Area
S.K. (Kayleigh) Van Poolen, Started With a Hurricane
Mark Dahlquist, Guided Serendipity and Originality in Student Writing
Hanlin Zhang, Business Intelligence at Facilities & Services, UIUC
Poster Session & Reception 4:30-6:00pm
Hemanth Prabahar Manoharan, Simulation of Web Based APIs for the Remote Operation of Bugscope
Delaney Bullinger and KayLee Scott, Censorship in Prison Libraries
Rachelle Brandel, The Impact of Globalization on International Librarianship
Jon Sweitzer-Lamme, Making Rare Materials Hands-On: 3D Printing a Possibility for Rare Materials
Kris Murphy, Reflections on a Practicum in Research and Information Services at the University Library
Cassia Smith, DMP Quality Assessment: Current Trends in Sharing Plan Quality at UIUC
Alex Kinnaman, Auditing a Dark Archive: Digital Preservation Auditing Metrics as Design Tools
Brett Jiro Fujoika, The Selfish Meme: A Japanese View of Information and Narratives
Yuan Cheng, Real-time Local Event Detection - A Text Mining Approach
Anna Oates, “The Human Abstract”: Impact of Digital Environments on User Experience
Krystal Cooper, Virtual Reality Data Architecture: Solving user interface design challenges with metadata
Emily J. Hoch & Katherine E. Bergen, More than a bulletin board: Using Tumblr for online reference and user services in academic libraries
The event will begin with lightning talks followed by a poster session and reception. Food and refreshments will be provided. The lightning talk portion of the event will also be streamed and recorded. Direct questions to Becky Hodson.
This event is sponsored by Student Affairs