SCIL Spring Program 2005

It’s NOT about time: Making the most of one-shots

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jeff Liles, Assistant Professor of Education
St. John Fisher College in Rochester, New York

California State University, Northridge, Oviatt Library
May 6, 2005

Time	Event
8:30-9:00	Registration & continental breakfast
9:30-9:45	Welcome
9:45-11:00	Speaker: Dr. Ilene Rockman — Moving From Traditional BI to an Integrated Information Literacy Program Dr. Rockman will discuss why and how to move from bibliographic instruction (BI) to an integrated information literacy (IL) instruction program, focusing on The reality of IL in various communities (business, government, etc.), How to communicate with other campus players about IL, Increased in opportunities and roles for librarians, and 4) planning for a campus-wide program.
11:00-11:15	Break
11:15-12:00	Interactive Session: Where are you now?
12:00-1:00	Lunch
1:00-2:45	Panel — Stages in the Process of the Move from BI to an Integrated Information Literacy Program Planning — UCLA Outreach — UCLA and CSULB Incorporating IL into Teaching — CSUN, UCI, and CSULB Evaluation — UCI and CSU
2:45-3:15	Interactive Session: Where do you want to go?
3:15-3:30	Wrap-up

Speaker: Dr. Jeff Liles

Dr. Jeff Liles bridges the gap between the librarians, faculty and students. Currently, Dr. Jeff Liles is an Assistant Professor of Education at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, New York. He has over 20 years teaching experience, including five years supervising in-service teachers and three years coaching librarians to be effective teachers. From June 2001 to July 2004, Dr. Liles served as the Library Instruction Coordinator at the State University of New York, College at Geneseo. Dr. Liles was originally hired by the SUNY Geneseo Libraries to teach a graduate level teaching and learning seminar designed specifically for librarians teaching in a one-shot instruction environment. As Library Instruction Coordinator, Dr. Liles observed and team-taught several information literacy instruction sessions. He also collaborated with librarians, faculty and college administrators to integrate information literacy into the general education curriculum, and to develop information literacy assessment tools to meet accreditation standards. Dr. Liles has conducted presentations at state, regional, and national library conferences and worked as a consultant in libraries across New York State.

Panelists:

UCLA

Eleanor Mitchell, Director, Information Literacy Initiative; Head, College Library
Esther Grassian, Information Literacy Outreach Coordinator, College Library; Chair, Instructional Development Interest Group of the Information Literacy Initiative

CSULB

Susan Luévano, Anthropology, Ethnic & Women's Studies Librarian
Tiffini Travis, Psychology & Communication Studies Librarian
Eileen Wakiji, Nursing & Allied Health Librarian

CSUN

Caroline Russom, Coordinator for Freshman English, CSU Northridge University Library
Lynn Lampert, Coordinator of Information Literacy, CSU Northridge University Library
Linda Overman, Lecturer in English, CSU Northridge
Regina Clemens-Fox, Teaching Associate, CSU Northridge

UCI

Catherine Palmer, Head, Department of Education & Outreach, UCI Libraries
Stephanie Davis-Kahl, Research Librarian for Education & Outreach, UCI Libraries
Ellen Strenski, Assistant Writing Director, Composition Program, Department of English and Comparative Literature
Elizabeth Losh, Course Writing Director, Humanities Core Course, School of Humanities

Directions and Parking:
CSU Long Beach has driving directions and campus maps available online. To park on the day of the event, stop at one of the two campus information kiosks (one is near the Bellflower entrance to campus and the other is on the campus drive that runs next to and parallel to 7th street). Tell them your name and that you are there for the SCIL program, and the attendant will direct you to the appropriate parking lot.