With
Gavin Baker, Graduate, University of Florida and SPARC Outreach Fellow
Nelson Pavlosky, Law student, George Mason University, and SPARC Summer Intern
Heather Joseph, Executive Director, SPARC
Moderator: Jennifer McLenna, Director of Communications, SPARC
Today’s college students – both undergraduate and graduate –possess tremendous potential for shaping the future of scholarly exchange. Appreciating student perspectives on information sharing and access to research can help to advance library outreach programs. In partnership with student leaders, SPARC has developed The Right to Research – a campaign that encourages student engagement and provides a suite of materials to help libraries connect with students on the topic of access to research. The goal of The Right to Research is to explore ways that libraries and students might advance new opportunities to work together in creating a more open system of scholarly communication.
Please join us for the latest installment in The Right to Research campaign. At this online event, student leaders Gavin Baker and Nelson Pavlosky will lead a discussion on: why working with students is critical to advancing the discussing of access to research; how to effectively engage students on campus and what resources are available; and specific actions to take next semester – including an announcement of our next nationwide on-campus event to raise awareness.
This invitation is open to SPARC members and other libraries only. You’ll need access to a phone and a Web browser to participate. Access details will be sent to registrants. Limited to 100 participants.
http://www.arl.org/sparc/media/08-0722.shtml
Register by end of day, Friday, August 1, at http://www.arl.org/sparc/meetings/event_registration.shtml.
Questions and comments may be directed to Jennifer McLennan through jennifer@arl.org.
http://www.arl.org/sparc/
Recuerden visitar:
http://egcti.upr.edu
http://egctianaupredu.blogspot.com
Saludos,
Luisa Vigo-Cepeda
investcreatinnova@gmail.com
http://investigacreaeinnova.blogspot.com
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