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CS 1 hr. | Learning the Art of Library Collaboration: Case Studies from the Field
Monday July 15, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
CBLS - Room 152
Collaboration is a key strategy for libraries to build capacity, innovate, and share knowledge. This session shares practical advice from multi-institutional collaborations in research data management (RDM) and stewardship of art research collections. Attendees will build practical skills in originating, operating, and sustaining collaborations through insights and recommendations derived from case studies. RDM case studies include Texas Data Repository; Portage Network; and Data Curation Network; art research case studies include partnerships between Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and Rice University; OCAD University and the Ontario Council of University Libraries; and Worcester Art Museum and College of the Holy Cross.
Speakers
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Rebecca Bryant

Senior Program Officer, OCLC
Rebecca Bryant, PhD, previously worked as a university administrator and as community director at ORCID. Today she applies that experience in her role as Senior Program Officer with the OCLC Research Library Partnership, conducting research and developing programming to support 21st... Read More →
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Amanda Rinehart

Life Sciences Librarian, Ohio State University
Prior to becoming a librarian in 2011, Ms. Rinehart spent eleven years with the United States Department of Agriculture testing alternative agricultural methods to reduce the human impact on climate change. As a librarian, she has focused on research data management at three institutions... Read More →
Monday July 15, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
CBLS - Room 152
  Concurrent Sessions, Data Science & Research, International, Leadership & Management Skills

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