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

Independent Consultant

Dr. Suzanne Bonefas is a classicist and independent consultant who works at the intersection of education, community, and technology, with a focus on developing, strengthening, and sustaining vibrant virtual communities.