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Krystie Wilfong

Columbia University
Collection Assessment and Analysis Librarian
New York
Krystie is the Collection Assessment & Analysis Librarian for the Science and Engineering division of Columbia University Libraries. She received her B.A. from Gettysburg College in 2008 and her M.L.I.S. from the Palmer School of Library and Information Science in 2013. Previously, Krystie worked for a STM publisher providing marketing and implementation assistance to academic institutions.
Sunday, April 3
 

4:00pm CDT

Guided Tour of Perry-Castañeda Library at UT Austin Perry Castaneda Library
 
Monday, April 4
 

8:45am CDT

K01 - Finding Time: From Industrial Mythology to Chronemic Literacy Ballroom C

9:45am CDT

S01- Gender and Negotiation Room 204 S02 - COUNTER Point: Making the Most of Imperfect Data Through Statistical Modeling Room 301

10:45am CDT

S11 - Trying Something New: Examining Usage on the Macro and Micro Levels in the Sciences Room 104

1:15pm CDT

S14 - A Proxy For Success: Analyzing EZProxy Logs to Connect Resource Use to Student Success Room 301

2:15pm CDT

S20 - Google vs Library Databases: Cultivating Research and Critical Thinking Skills in the Undergraduate Student Population Room 301

3:15pm CDT

Exhibit Hall Open Grand Ballroom

4:20pm CDT

S30-01 - The Bigger Picture: Creating a Statistics Dashboard That Ties Collection Building to Research Room 204 S32-01 - Beyond Cost Per Use for Database Decisions: Usage, Uniqueness, and the 'Do We Care?' Factor Room 203 S31-01 - E-Books: Let's Try and Keep it Simple Room 301

4:35pm CDT

S30-02 - (e)Book Snapshot: Print and eBook Use in an Academic Library Consortium Room 204

4:50pm CDT

S33-03 - So You Want to Teach Coding Workshops? 10 Things You Need to Know Room 105

5:00pm CDT

Vendor Reception & Tabletop Exhibit Grand Ballroom
 
Tuesday, April 5
 

8:30am CDT

S40 - Hard Data for Tough Choices: eBooks and pBooks in Academic Libraries Room 105

9:45am CDT

S43 - Maximizing Management: Getting More Out of Your e-Resource Management Strategy Room 204 S46 - Reimagining Scholarly E-book Assessment: A Study of Discovery, Access, and Use Room 105 S44-01 - Developing Marketing Plan for Library Databases to Optimize Return on Investment Room 301

10:45am CDT

S42-05 - Improving Group Communication with Slack Grand Ballroom

11:45am CDT

Lively lunch - How should COUNTER develop to assist you in assessment, reporting and collection development decisionsFULL Room 103

1:15pm CDT

S54 - EZproxy Security: When Your Electronic Resources Are Used 'Too Much' Room 301 S57 - An Untapped Source of Talent: Autistic Library Employees and Electronic Resources Management Room 104 S56 - How Users Conduct Research Using Discovery Systems: Results of a Usability Study Room 105

2:30pm CDT

S60 - Cut to the Bone: How Smaller Campus Libraries in University of Wisconsin System are Surviving Epic Budget Cuts Room 203

3:30pm CDT

S66 - Cost-Use and More: Providing Actionable Data for an Electronic-Journal Subscription Review Room 105 S63 - E-Data Quality: How Publishers and Libraries are Working Together to Improve Data Quality Room 204

4:30pm CDT

S69 - Using the Scrum Project Management Methodology to Create a Comprehensive Collection Assessment Framework Room 301 S73 - 3... 2...1... Action! Streaming Live from Your Library with Periscope Room 103
 
Wednesday, April 6
 

9:00am CDT

S76 - The True Cost of the e-Resource Lifecycle: A Case Study of e-Book Frontlist Purchases Salon A/B S78 - Not as Easy as 1, 2, 3: Capturing Usage Statistics within an ERM Room 203 S80 - Evaluating the Consortia Purchase: When you can’t get statistics for your own institution, can you extrapolate from other sources? Room 104

10:00am CDT

S82 - Access Denied! Room 301