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UNconference: Discussions,<br />

Frustrations, & Ideas on<br />

Topics You Choose<br />

2:00 - 3:20 pm<br />

This participant-guided forum features<br />

breakout sessions chosen by the audience.<br />

Bring ideas, best practices, or frustrations on<br />

emerging technologies, MOOCs, assessment,<br />

cloud computing, advancement and tenure,<br />

or whatever.<br />

College & University Libraries Division.<br />

CPE#378: SBEC 2.0; TSLAC 2.0<br />

Collaborating, Creating, Learning:<br />

Makerspaces @ School<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Makerspaces are all the rage. Find out<br />

how several school librarians implemented<br />

Makerspaces across grade levels and how you<br />

can use the concept to encourage creative<br />

thinking, collaboration, innovation, STEAM<br />

skills, and student-led learning. Includes<br />

hands-on playtime!<br />

Veronica Barajas, Jones Middle School; Lisa Hettler,<br />

Cody Elementary; and Connie M. Lippenholz,<br />

Brandeis High School, Northside ISD.<br />

Texas Association of School Librarians.<br />

CPE#340: SBEC 2.0;<br />

TSLAC: 2.0<br />

Effective Presentation<br />

Skills for All<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Whether you teach research<br />

Dora Elia Saavedra skills to college students,<br />

interview with the media, lead storytime, or<br />

defend the library’s budget before a governing<br />

board, we all improve our success with<br />

effective presentation skills! Learn to analyze<br />

your audience, organize your presentation, and<br />

engage your audience.<br />

Dora Elia Saavedra, Communication Studies,<br />

University of Texas-Pan American.<br />

Conference Program Committee.<br />

CPE#379: SBEC 1.5<br />

Explore the Science in the YA Science<br />

Fiction and Dystopian Genres<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Jessica Brody Kiera Cass Cecil Castellucci<br />

What is the difference between<br />

science fiction and dystopian<br />

literature, and how is science affecting both<br />

genres Some of today’s top YA<br />

authors answer<br />

these questions<br />

and discuss<br />

their works.<br />

A business<br />

meeting<br />

Lydia Kang Lauren Oliver precedes the<br />

program.<br />

Jessica Brody and Cecil Castellucci, Macmillan<br />

Children’s Publishing Group; Kiera Cass and<br />

Lauren Oliver, HarperCollins Children’s Books; and<br />

Lydia Kang, Penguin Random House.<br />

CPE#349:<br />

SBEC 1.0<br />

Help<br />

Children<br />

Cope: Real<br />

Life, Real<br />

Issues<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Young Adult Round Table.<br />

Avi<br />

Lydia Gil<br />

Life can be tough, but kids can overcome<br />

through bravery, wit, luck, friendship, family,<br />

and sometimes recipes! Learn from writers<br />

who craft<br />

middle-grade<br />

novels about<br />

kids coping<br />

with<br />

important life<br />

issues.<br />

Karen Harrington Kat Yeh<br />

Avi, Workman<br />

Publishing; Lydia Gil, Arte Público Press; Mark<br />

Goldblatt, Penguin Books for Young Readers;<br />

Karen Harrington and Kat Yeh, Little, Brown<br />

Books for Young Readers.<br />

Children’s Round Table.<br />

CPE#348: SBEC 1.5; TSLAC 1.5<br />

ILL, Discovery Services,<br />

and Reference<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Discovery services increase ILL requests. A<br />

panel of librarians and staff will describe tips,<br />

best practices, and problems associated with<br />

discovery services in combination with Illiad,<br />

Worldshare ILL, and Navigator ILL. A business<br />

meeting follows the program.<br />

Eric Frierson, EBSCO Information Services; Karen<br />

Nelson Hendrick, Brown Library, Abilene Christian<br />

University; and Pamela F. Johnston, University of<br />

North Texas Libraries.<br />

Interlibrary Loan & Resource Sharing<br />

Round Table.<br />

CPE#382: SBEC 2.0; TSLAC 2.0<br />

Promoting Literacy Globally,<br />

Nationally, Statewide, and Locally<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

The panel shares lessons learned in<br />

promoting literacy at local, state,<br />

national, and international levels.<br />

This discussion highlights the<br />

importance of diverse initiatives and strategies<br />

to develop a literate and educated citizenry and<br />

the role librarians play in this universal struggle.<br />

Carol Brey, U.S.<br />

State<br />

Department;<br />

Silja Kallenbach,<br />

World<br />

Education, Inc.;<br />

and Dianna<br />

Morganti,<br />

Central<br />

Carol Brey Silja Kallenbach<br />

Reference, San Antonio Public Library.<br />

Conference Program Committee.<br />

CPE#383: SBEC 1.0; TSLAC 1.0<br />

SMART Award Presentations<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Hear from current SMART Award finalists.<br />

The SMART Award recognizes individuals<br />

who developed initiatives to streamline a<br />

program, save the library money, or help the<br />

library run more smoothly. A business meeting<br />

follows the program.<br />

Brent Bloechle, Plano Public Library;<br />

Lisa Loranc, Brazoria County Library<br />

System; and Kerry Montz, North<br />

Branch, Denton Public Library.<br />

Supervision, Management, & Administration<br />

Round Table.<br />

CPE#377: SBEC 2.0<br />

State Treasures: Texan<br />

Authors<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Join this lively panel<br />

discussion on all matters<br />

Jeff Guinn Texan! Texas authors regale<br />

with the two-stepping, tale-wrangling<br />

narratives that capture this spirt of our state.<br />

Colleen Hoover Chris Tomlinson Amanda Eyre Ward<br />

Jill Alexander Essbaum, Jeff Guinn, and Amanda<br />

Eyre Ward, Penguin Random House; Colleen<br />

Hoover, Simon & Schuster; and Chris Tomlinson,<br />

Macmillan-Adult.<br />

Public Libraries Division.<br />

CPE#384: SBEC 2.0; TSLAC 2.0<br />

Tech Your Story: Design Your Online<br />

Library Presence<br />

2:00 - 3:50 pm<br />

Use your storytelling skills to design an online<br />

presence that tells your library’s story through<br />

Web albums, video, blog platforms, and social<br />

media. Engage users in the story of your<br />

school and its library programs and events.<br />

Nancy L. Lambert, McSpedden Elementary, Frisco<br />

ISD; and Tim Tingle, author and storyteller.<br />

Children’s Round Table.<br />

WEDNESDAY FRIDAY, APRIL • APRIL 25 15<br />

<strong>2015</strong> Annual Conference Edition: SYNC UP! 47

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