MLA/SLA 2023 Research Award Winners Presentation Webinar Oct 3
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Join us for brief presentations by the 2023 MLA/SLA Research Award Paper and Poster winners as they give introductions to their research.
Zoom Information:
Time: Oct 3, 2023 02:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82210204464?pwd=SDhjZDBSNER2QXV3RzMwRUJKY0NpQT09
Meeting ID: 822 1020 4464 Passcode: clebp23
MLA/SLA 2023 Annual Meeting Contributed Paper Awards
1st Place – Osteopathic Medical Student Attitudes Towards Research: Consumers or Creators? Authors: Molly Montgomery, Director of Library Services, ICOM Library; Austin Cuttone, Medical Student; Marisa Helm, Medical Student; Mindy Hoang, Medical Student; Nahleh Koochack, Medical Student; Morton Joshua, Medical Student; and Nicholas Rincon, Medical Student. Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine.
2nd Place – “You Need to See It”: Attitudes and Preferences of Health Sciences Librarians Regarding Assessment of Evidence-Based Medicine via an Objective Structured Clinical Examination. Authors: Caitlin Plovnick, Lead, Education & Curriculum Integration; and Joey Nicholson, Chair and Director. NYU Health Sciences Library, NYU Langone Health.
2nd Place – A Scoping Review on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives for Health and Medical Library Workers. Authors: Jane Morgan-Daniel, Community Engagement and Health Literacy Librarian, University of Florida Health Sciences Center. Amy Taylor, Medical Librarian, Houston Methodist Education Institute, Houston Methodist Hospital. Xan Goodman, Health Sciences Librarian, UNLV University Libraries. Chloe Hough, Reference Librarian, Tampa Bay Regional Campus Library, Nova Southeastern University.
MLA/SLA 2023 Annual Meeting Contributed Poster Awards
1st Place – Classifying Data Management Plan Guidance Using DMPTool. Authors: Lucy Carr Jones, Research Data & Scholarly Communications Librarian, Claude Moore Health Sciences Library, University of Virginia. Lauren Phegley, Research Data Engineer, Penn Libraries, University of Pennsylvania.
2nd Place – Open but Hidden: Open Access Gaps in National Science Foundation Funded Publications as Posted Online in the NSF Public Access Repository. Authors: Kimberly R. Powell, Research Impact Informationist, Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library and Jenny Townes, Open Access Librarian, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University. Fred Rascoe, Georgia Tech Library, Georgia Institute of Technology.
Honorable Mention – Existence of a Library and Degreed Librarian at ANCC Magnet Recognized Hospitals. Author: Louisa Verma, Information Professional, Portland Cement Association.
Lesley Skalla, PhD, MSLS
Research and Education Librarian
Liaison to Biomedical Research and Population Health Sciences
IACUC Librarian
Duke University Medical Center Library & Archives
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