Opening General Session:
Rebecca Renard,
2011 Library Journal
“Mover and Shaker”
NONPROFIT ORG
Hickory, NC
October 4-7, 2011
Hickory Metro Convention Center
NCLA
U.S. POSTAGE
Closing
General Session:
Scott Huler,
2011 Piedmont Laureate
1841 Capital Blvd.
PAID
NCLA 59th Biennial Conference
Raleigh, NC 27604
RALEIGH, NC
PERMIT # 1289
Pre-Conference Workshops
Tuesday - October 4, 2011
Sponsors
Separate registration rate for all pre-conferences. Lunch included. (see form)
9:00 am – 12:00 pm Learning Space Toolkit
Kristin Antelman
NCSU Libraries is currently engaged in an IMLS funded project for creating next generation learning environments. In a workshop format, the value of the toolkit will identify the components of learning spaces and how consumers use these spaces
Sponsorship Opportunities are Available!
Contact
Mary McAfee [email protected] or
Dan Barron [email protected]
9:00 am – 4:00 pm Educating Community College Librarians Nora Bird & Mike Crumpton
Community colleges have a renewed emphasis in recent years because of the stormy economy as well as presidential attention directed toward community colleges as part of the solution for retraining the workforce. The research looks at diverse and unique competencies needed of the community college librarians and staff. The workshop will address many of the elements identified as skills needed but not always taught, for working in a community college. Participants will come away with a broader view of the multiple skills needed and some resources on how to achieve greater efficiency. Thanks to NCLA Conference Exhibitors
(listing available online)
LSTA Grants for Your Library
Raye Oldham & Pam Jaskot
This day-long Grants Writing Basics workshop is for library staff interested in learning how to develop a project and prepare a strong application to bring outside funding to the library through the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA). The session will include information on EZ grants for technology and collections and Project Grants for outreach, digitization, and technology as well as success stories with regard to LSTA grants. Participants will leave with project ideas and the tools needed to develop them.
Pre-Conference Lunch 12:00 Noon - 1:00 pm
Honor or remember a colleague or loved one with a
gift to the NCLA endowment.
Donations will be acknowledged at the conference.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Conference Program is tentative and subject to change. Please see
website and final program for dates and times www.nclaonline.org
Hotels
Hotels listed below are within walking distance of the
Convention Center.
Rates are for standard rooms.
Detailed information and registration instructions are online:
www.nclaonline.org/2011
Make your reservations early!
Rates are only guaranteed until mid-September unless
otherwise announced at a later date.
Pre-Conference Workshops
Tuesday - October 4, 2011
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Skeleton in the Closet : Genealogical Resources and Research for Everyone, Aimed at African American Families Jamane Yeager & Janey Deal Do you often wonder where you fit in? Not just among your siblings, but your other relatives, even those that aren't really your relatives? Were you raised by an Aunt or a distant relative? African American families shared their homes with many distant family members and acquaintances. We will use the Census, Ancestry Library and other genealogical resources to explore who you are. Getting Started with Digitization
Courtyard Marriott Hickory
Fairfield Inn and Suites
1946 13th Avenue Drive SE
1950 13th Avenue Drive SE
Nick Graham & Lisa Gregory
Hickory, NC 28602
Hickory, NC 28602
(828) 267-2100
(828) 431-3000
$ 114.00 plus tax
$ 89.00 plus tax
Brand new to digitization? Come join staff from the NC DHC and the State Library for a 1/2 day digitization workshop. Basics for beginners will inlcude project management, file format standards, metadata, equipment selection, and digital preservation. There will be time for questions and interaction to help you start a digitization project on the right track.
Attendee codes: NCLNCLK for
King, NCLNCLD for Double
Everybody Teaches! Creating Effective Online E-learning Experiences
Best Western
Hampton Inn
Beth Filar Williams, Amy Archambault & Lauren Pressley
1520 13th Avenue Drive SE
1956 13th Avenue Drive SE
Hickory, NC 28602
Hickory, NC 28602
(828) 323-1150
(828) 624-3000
$ 39.99 or 59.99 plus tax
$ 129.00 plus tax
Do you ever ask yourself, “Where was teaching in my job description?" All types of librarians are now teaching and designing instruction. Come to this workshop to discover application of instructional design for e-learning in an interactive, hands-on way. From needs assessment to evaluation, learning and applying this process will produce effective results for users. You will leave this workshop with your own plan to create engaging, interactive, and effective online content. Creating a Predictive Financial Model for Collection Development
Betty Utley & Jenny Coats
The Hickory Metro Convention Center is located at
1960 13th Avenue Drive SE, Hickory, NC 28602
http://www.hickoryconventions.com/
This program uses a study undertaken in Wake County to better understand the funding streams necessary to maintain and enhance collection sizes. Results include examination of funding changes, book loss rates, deselection, and shelving capacity. Initiated in 2007, "the book study" has become a vital tool in planning Capital Improvement Projects and in understanding the long term effects of budget reduction. It is a model in use to calculate the necessary materials budget to maintain the collection for the upcoming 7 years.
Wednesday - October 5, 2011
10:00 am—11:30 am Opening Session with Renew or join today to save on conference registration.
2011 LJ “Mover & Shaker” Rebecca Renard
11:30 am Exhibits Ribbon Cutting
12:00 noon—1:15 pm Luncheons
NC Library Paraprofessional Association luncheon/business meeting with Jeff Robbins “Mountain Music”
(presentation of the Meralyn G. Meadows Scholarship Winner)
Womens Issues in Libraries Roundtable Luncheon with Carson Tate “Balancing Act—
Achieving Balance with Your Work
& Personal Life”
5:15 pm—6:15 pm Vendor Reception
7:00 pm—9:00 pm President’s Endowment Dinner “Mark Twain: 100 Years Later”
(transportation provided) Enjoy visiting the exhibits
and poster sessions during the following no conflict times:
Over 90 In-Depth and Interactive
Conference Programs and Sessions
www.nclaonline.org/2011
Wednesday, October 5
3:30 pm—4:15 pm
Thursday, October 6
10:00 am—11:00 am
3:30 pm—4:15 pm
Friday, October 7
9:15 am—10:15 am
#ncla11
Friday - October 7, 2011
Thursday - October 6, 2011
7:30 am—8:45 am Breakfasts
7:30 am—8:30 am Breakfast Meetings Youth Services Section Yoga Breakfast with Susan Wood Round Table on Special Collections Breakfast and Business Meeting section members only
12:00 noon ALL Conference Luncheon
& Business Meeting
included with cost of conference
Featuring Author & Blogger Scott Huler Induction of New Officers Beta Phi Mu Breakfast with Jeff Mortimer NC Public Library Directors Association Author Breakfast with Robert Morgan 12:15 pm—1:30 pm Luncheons
Reference and Adult Services Section Lunch-­
eon with Author Geoffrey Bayn “Good Night and Good Luck: TV News” Youth Services Section Luncheon with Author John Bemis Roundtable on Ethnic and Minority
Concerns Luncheon with Author Nooma Monika Rhue
2:00 pm—3:15 pm Ogilvie Lecture The State of the Next Generation of North Carolina Libraries
5:45 pm—7:00 pm Public Library Section
Wine & Cheese Reception with Author Celia Rivenbark*
Special Event
Thursday, October 6 10:30 am—11:45 am
“Programs, Politics, Possibilities”
A showcase of fantastic ideas for your library regardless of size.
Join us and sample NC Authors/Politicians/Miniprograms.
Sip southern ice tea while enjoying teacakes and possibilities.
No additional registration required.
5:45 pm—6:30 pm Library School Reception*
7:00 pm—9:00 pm ALL Conference Reception*
Featuring the Baby Black Band
*Located offsite at the Hickory Furniture Mart
(Shops will remain open)
NORTH CAROLINA LIBRARIES: The NEXT Generation
59th Biennial Conference October 4 - 7, 2011 Hickory, NC
State:
Email:
REGISTRATION INFORMATION (Please print clearly)
Daytime Telephone:
Institution:
City:
Zip:
Send Form and Payment to: NCLA 2011 Conference ~ 1841 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27604 or Fax to (919) 839-6253
For more conference program information, visit www.nclaonline.org/2011
NCLA Member No:
Name:
Address:
FULL CONFERENCE
On-Site (After 9/16) NCLA Member $105
Non-Member $155
Student $50
On-Site (After 9/16) NCLA Member $85
Non-Member $135
Student $35
ONE DAY ATTENDANCE
(√) check where appropriate
NCLA Member $70
Non-Member $110
Student $25
Pre-Registration
Conference Registration:
Check here if you do not wish that your mailing information be shared with other entities outside of NCLA.
Pre-Registration
NCLA Member $90
Non-Member $135
Student $40
Exhibits only $30 (daily rate)
*Early registration ends 9/16/11. - *All cancellations are subject to a $25.00 processing fee
(√) please check all sessions attending for each day
Security Code
 Tuesday, October 4 (PRE-CONFERENCE) ****All pre-conferences includes lunch)****
(Enter Amount)
_______Pre-conference Attendance Registration ($50)
__________
NCSU ― Learning Space Toolkit (9 am—noon)
CUS ― Everybody Teaches! Creating Effective Online E-Learning Experiences (1 pm—4 pm)
State Library of North Carolina ― LSTA Grants for Your Library (9 am—4 pm)
NCDHC/State Library ― Getting Started with Digitization(1 pm—4 pm)
REMCO ― Skeleton in the Closet (1 pm—4 pm)
UNCG ― Educating Community College Librarians (9 am—4 pm)
WCPL ― Creating a Predictive Financial Model for Collection Development (1 pm—4 pm)
Wednesday, October 5
NCLPA Luncheon/business meeting with Jeff Robbins ―Mountain Music ($25)
WILR Luncheon with Carson Tate ―Balancing Act ($25)
Vendor Reception (FREE)
President’s Endowment Dinner ―Mark Twain: 100 Years Later ($75) (transportation provided)
Thursday, October 6
Beta Phi Mu Breakfast with Jeff Mortimer ($17) (not limited to members only)
NCPLDA Breakfast with author Robert Morgan ($17) (not limited to Directors only)
RASS Luncheon with author Geoffrey Bayn ―Good Night and Good Luck: TV News ($20)
REMCO Luncheon with author Nooma Monika Rhue ($28)
YSS Luncheon with author John Bemis ($20 YSS members; $25 non-YSS members)
PLS Wine & Cheese Reception with author Celia Rivenbark, ($10) (Hickory Furniture Mart )
Library School Reception (FREE) (Hickory Furniture Mart )
ALL Conference Reception (FREE) (Hickory Furniture Mart )
Friday, October 7
YSS Yoga Breakfast with Susan Wood & bus. meeting ($11 YSS members; $15 non-YSS members)
RTSC Breakfast & business meeting (section members only — FREE)
ALL Conference Luncheon featuring author & blogger Scott Huler (FREE)
-
TOTAL ENCLOSED (INCLUDE ALL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES FROM ABOVE)
Exp Date:
Signature
---
Name on card:
If you require Americans with Disabilities Act assistance, including signing for the deaf, contact Local Arrangements Chair,
Mary Sizemore at 828-304-0500 x 7275 or [email protected], no later than September 9, 2011.