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Diversity in Librarianship

Videos:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

SOIS MLIS Fall 2008
Orientation Program

Orientation Video Part 1
Orientation Video Part 2
Orientation Video Part 3
Orientation Video Part 4
Orientation Video Part 5

Click Here for Sharon Lake's MLIS Orientation PowerPoint Slides

"How the Computer Became Information Technology: The Social History of Information in American Business," Thomas Haigh, Assistant Professor, SOIS

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"Authorial Ethics: How Writers Abuse Their Calling," Robert Hauptman, Professor Emeritus, St Cloud Universtiy, Editor, Journal of Information Ethics, Senior Information Ethics Fellow, CIPR.

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SOIS-CIPR Present Archives and Ethics: Reflections on Practice

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Featured Speakers:

• Verne Harris
• Menzi Behrnd-Klodt
• David Wallace
• Q & A

SOIS - Student Association of Archivits Student Chapter

Archives and Ethics Brown Bag Lunch

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Legal Issues in Digital Libraries in China
Yuan Zhao, Sichuan University, China

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Criteria and Methods in Evaluation of Digital Libraries: User & Usability

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ePortfolio Tutorial
Mary Wepking

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Spring 2008 Graduate Orientation

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Videos:
Financial Aid Information Session

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

"Mystery Meat Revisited: Spam, Anti-Spam Measures, and Digitial Redlining,"

Professor Christpher Lueg, School of Computing, University of Tasmania, Australia

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CIPR 2007-08 Colloquia

"Aristotelian Logic vs Feminist Knowing: A Critical Angle on Subject Access to Information"

Hope A. Olson, Professor and Associate Dean, SOIS

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Talking Taiwan Workshop

Video(s):
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Introduction and Welcome
Johannes Britz (SOIS) & Patrice Petro (CIE)

Internationalization at UWM
Rita Cheng UWM Provost

Strategic Perspectives on International Collaboration
Colin Scanes
Vice Chancellor for Research - UWM Graducate School

Strategic Partnership Between UWM and National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU)
Joyce Chao-Chen Chen, Director
Graduate Institute of Library & Information Studies, NTNU

Student and Faculty Opportunities in Taiwan
Steve Atkinson (Graduate School) - grant opportunities
Hur-Li Lee (SOIS) - Taiwn Education Map

International Student Recruitment: Opportunities & Challenges
Jennifer Gruenewald (CIE)

Student Research Symposium

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Keynote: Dr Roma M Harris
Cyber Burdens: New Imperatives in Women's Unpaid Care Work

Student Presenters:

Raina Bloom - "Women's Work:" A Discourse Analysis of the Casual Writings of Working Librarians

Rebecca Riti
A New Digital Map Collection of the American Geographical Society Library

Tim Blomquist
A Survey of Wisconsin Public Library Services for the Homeless Population

Katie Blank
Records and Access: A Survey of Wisconsin Tribes

Virginia Heidenreich
From Oral Tellers to Archive Keepers: Wisconsin Tribal Archivists and Librarians Building Records in the Digital Age

Michele Levandoski
An Assessment of the WHRAB Mentoring Program in Wisconsin

The Ted Samore Lecture Series

The Googlization of Everything: Digitization and the Future of Books

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Wisconsin State Historical Society Tour

Part 1
Part 2

Fall 2007 Graduate Orientation

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CIPR - Libraries, Social Capital, and the Public Good

Kate Johnson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, SOIS-UWM, CIPR Associate

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CIPR - The Spirit of Open Access to Information as a Key Pillar to the African Renaissance

Jacques du Plessis, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, SOIS-UWM, CIPR Associate

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Women in Female-Intensive Professions

Is There A Glass Ceiling?: My Own Impressions As A Professional Woman
Barbara Sonies
Scientist Emeritus
National Institutes of Health Clinical Center
Professor
Hearing and Speech Sciences Department
University of Maryland
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Women in Librarianship, Trends and Issues
Sarah M. Pritchard , Charles Deering McCormick University Librarian
Northwestern University
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Down in the 'Velvet Ghetto': The Million-Dollar Cost for Being Female in Advertising and Public Relations
Genevieve McBride, Associate Professor
Department of History
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
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Social Work: A Woman's Profession?
Diane Kravetz, Professor
Department of Social Work
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Destined to rule but still eager to please: Women's status in the field of education
Audrey Dentith, Assistant Professor
School of Education
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
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Revaluing Women's Work
Ellen Bravo, Adjunct Assistant Professor
Women's Studies
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Former Executive Director
9 to 5 National Association of Working Women
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Working the Earth: LIS Labour, Ethical Grounds, and the Hot Fields of Human Rights

Toni Samek, Ph.D., Associate Professor
University of Alberta;
Center for Information Policy Research
Information Ethics Fellow

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Spring 2007 Comps Orientation

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The 'Interesting' Times of Intellectual Freedom

Speaker: Judith Krug

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Spring 07 Graduate Orientation

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Library Associations - Part 3
About Financial Aid Video - Part 4
Plagiarism, Dr Laretta Henderson - Part 5
Student Org - Part 6

CIPR - Conflicts in Information Policy, Dr Shana Ponelis

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Digitizing an Art Museum
Beret Balestrieri Kohn
A/V Librarian
Milwaukee Art Museum

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Spring 2007 BSIR Student Orientation

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SOIS UWM ASIST Research Seminar: Drugs? What Drugs? Pill Identification to Keep Seniors Safe -Lisa M Given

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Dean's Chat

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The Digital Divide and the Use of Telecentres in South Africa
-Dr. Leo Van Audenhove, Senior Researcher

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Ralph Lauren Meets Automotive Manuals: The Clothes Closet Approach to Collection Development
-Kelly Krieg-Sigman, Director
LaCrosse Public Library
http://www.lacrosselibrary.org/

Letters Handout (PDF)

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Law Library Tour

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Handouts (PDF):
Business Cards
Reinhart
LLAW Pamphlet
O'Toole Slides
Marquette Law Library
Conflicts: Challenging Career Oppportunities for Law Librarians
Conflicts and Records: A Librarian's View

Visual Literacy: A Librarian's Primer

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Ted Samore Lecture 2006

The World Digital Library Initiative
Dr. John Van Oudenaren, Director

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Graduate Summer Orientation 2006

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E-Government - Dr Reza Ashgari

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Fall 2006 Graduate Orientation

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Comprehensive Exam Meeting 1

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CIPR: International Information Policy Colloquia

The Global Information Regime -
Dr Sandra Braman

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Comprehensive Exam Meeting 1

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CODAC: Challenges & Opportunities of the Digital Age in China

Digital Libraries & Collections

"The Development of Chinese Digital Libraries"

Dr. Xiao Lin Zhang
Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

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CODAC: Challenges & Opportunities of the Digital Age in China

Information Policy and Copyright

Video: Dr. Chuanfu Chen, Dean
School of Information Management
Wuhan University
"Copyright Issues Regrading E-Contents Used in Libraries: Progress and Strategies"

Video: Dr. Xiao Lin Zhang
Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
"Current Status of Copyright Protections in China"

Fall 2006 Comprehensive Exam Orientation

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CODAC: Challenges & Opportunities of the Digital Age in China

Education Exchange Opportunities

Dr Feicheng Ma, Professor
School of Information Management
Wuhan University
"The Review and Prospect of Chinese Library and Information Science Education"

Dr Johannes Britz, Dean
School of Information Studies
UW-Milwaukee
"SOIS International Education Vision"

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CIPR: International Information Policy Colloquia

Trends in International Policy Research - Dick Kawooya, Visiting Scholar

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Coming to Terms with Folklore: The Ethnographic Thesaurus Project

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Saving America's Sounds: The American Folklife Center in the Digital Age

Website: http://www.loc.gov/folklife/

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Dialog on Archives with Michael Taft

Website: http://www.loc.gov/folklife/

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E-Goverance, Dr Reza Asghari

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An Impending Global ICE Age?: East-West Perspectives on Information and Computer Ethics

Dr Charles Ess
Distinguished Research Professor, Drury University, Information Ethics Fello, CIPR School of Information Studies, UW-Milwaukee

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