Recent Library Worker Conference Presentations | Council of Chief Librarians

Congratulations to our CCL library workers on the following conference presentations:

ACRL 2023

Nathasha Alvarez and Rita Suarez (East Los Angeles College), Community College Library Internships and Nontraditional Mentor Models (poster presentation)

Marina Aminy (California Virtual Campus), Una Daly (CCCOER, Open Education Global), Kimberly Coutts (Miracosta College), Kelsey Smith (West Hills College Lemoore), "Engaging Campus Stakeholders in OER/ZTC Growth with Outcomes Data."
Andi Adkins Pogue (Cosumnes River College), "Making it Easy to Say 'Yes' – Supporting Faculty to Adopt Open Educational Resources."
Anthony Cuomo, Ryan Edwards, Ana Figueroa (West Los Angeles College), “We’re on Our Way: West’s Path to Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) Degrees."
Kelsey Smith (West Hills College Lemoore), "“CA Consortium for Equitable Change at Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) with OER (CC ECHO) Project Showcase."

Karrie Bullock (Merced College), "Rising Scholars: Academic Librarianship for the Incarcerated Student" (lightning talk).
Alysa Cua (UC Riverside), Blanca Garcia-Barron (Mt. San Jacinto College), Sandy Enriquez (UC Riverside), "Transcending Silos: Communicating Across Roles in Academic Libraries" (breakout session).
Erika Montenegro & Cynthia Mari Orozco (East Los Angeles College), "Power and Empowerment: Labor, Agency, and Dynamic Relationships in Academic Libraries" (keynote).
Dr. kim l. morrison, Chabot College, and kyzyl fenno-smith, California State University, East Bay, "Whiteness as Property is Epistemic Violence, Student Cultural Wealth is Harm Reduction" (breakout session).
Michelle Morton (Cabrillo College); Tanya Hollis, (Labor Archives Research Center, San Francisco State University); Enrique Buelna (Cabrillo College); Nicholas Rowell (Cabrillo College), "Mutual Aid: Working Across Systems to Integrate Labor and Community History Primary Sources into Instruction" (breakout session).
Josh Rose (College of Alameda), "Highlighting BIPOC Scientists and Researchers: A Library One-Shot for STEM disciplines" (lightning talk).

"The Library as Carceral Geography: How LIS Professionals Can Engage in the Work of Liberatory Place-Making," lawrence maminta (Long Beach City College) and Jeremy Abbott.

Eva Rios-Alvarado and Andreanna McCall, Mt. San Antonio College, "Teaching for Liberation: Activating WOC Feminist Methods for Your Zine Assignments."

Cristina Springfield, Monika Chavez, Hong Guo (Mt. San Antonio College), "No Step is Too Small: Course Reports as a Strategy to Advance OER at Your Institution."

Luz Badillo (Santa Monica College), Selina Portera (Santa Barbara City College), lawrence maminta (Long Beach City College), "''Connecting with the Library (under)commons': Building Community through Class Solidarity as Anticolonial Praxis."
Blanca Garcia-Barron, Mt. San Jacinto College, "Resisting the Institutionalization of DEIA: Border Thinking and Academic Librarianship" (lightning talk).
Terezita Reyes Overduin (Chaffey College), "Racelighting: Understanding Experiences with Questioning Our Own Realities."

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