Name: #s3a: Digital Scholarship Infrastructure at Liberal Arts Colleges [1 of 2]
Start: 2016-11-06T13:30:00-0600
End: 2016-11-06T14:10:00-0600

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#s3a: Digital Scholarship Infrastructure at Liberal Arts Colleges [1 of 2]

Presentation 1
Collaborating Across Units and Institutions to Support Digital Scholarship
This session will include an overview of recent examples of successful inter-departmental collaborations at Middlebury College focused on digital scholarship. There will then be a facilitated discussion of challenges, opportunities, and strategies around the support of digital scholarship, leading to shared documentation and opportunities for collaborating across and within institutions.
Presenters: Ryan Clement, Patrick Wallace

Presentation 2
An Integrated Model for Support for Digital Scholarship: Building Capacity among Faculty, Students and Staff
Rhodes is combining an initiative to build faculty capacity for innovative research and pedagogy with a new organizational structure in IS. In this presentation, we will share our process and lessons learned as we move from a traditional library services structure to an agile model focused on productivity and visibility.
Presenters: Suzanne Bonefas, Jess Newman

Session Chairs

Ryan Clement

Data Services Librarian, Middlebury College

Middlebury College

Patrick Wallace

Digital Projects & Archives Librarian, Middlebury College

Middlebury College

Speakers

Suzanne Bonefas

Director of Special Projects, Rhodes College

Suzanne Bonefas is Director of Special Projects at Rhodes College in Memphis, TN. Her position includes working with community partners to strengthen the relationship between the college and the community and leading our Digital Preservation and Scholarship team.