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Lea Currie

University of Kansas Libraries
Head of Content Development
Lawrence, KS
Lea Currie has been the head of Content Development at the University of Kansas Libraries since 2008 and employed with the Libraries in other positions since 1999. Lea’s principal role in her current position is to manage the collection development budget, review and analyze collections, and coordinate collection development projects.
Monday, March 4
 

8:35am CST

The Heckler’s Veto: The Real Threats to Free Speech and Deep Thought Zlotnik 4Siva Vaidhyanathan

10:00am CST

S05: Hacked: Cleaning Up Your Usage Data Room 204Matt Gallagher

11:00am CST

S13: How an Australian university created two new roles that are working together to analyse library collections and the user experience to improve both Room 105Tony Davies • Daniel Howells • Michelle Morgan

1:15pm CST

S18: Attack of the Clones!: Finding, Preventing, Merging, or Even Keeping Duplicate Ebooks Room 204Sommer Browning • Lynn E. Gates • Rhonda Glazier S14: User Stories in the Library: Communicating our Assumptions Zlotnik 1/2Nicole Trujillo S15: Pioneering new models for Library/Vendor Partnerships with the FOLIO project Zlotnik 4Tania Hewes Fersenheim • Jesse Koennecke • Andrew Nagy • Lynn Bailey • Kevin Kidd

1:30pm CST

S16-02: Evident Winners: Comparing Print and Online Book Usage Across Two Large Evidence-Based Selection Projects Room 301Harold Colson

1:45pm CST

S16-03: Blood from a Stone: Establishing a High Demand Journal Purchase Project Room 301Gene Springs

2:00pm CST

P06: Streaming Video PDA for Academic Libraries Exhibit HallSara Duff • Ying Zhang P07: A Tale of Two Budgets: DDA and Utilizing Access to Own and Extended Access Exhibit HallGretchen Smith

2:45pm CST

S24: Journal Package and Subscription Analysis: Combining Data in New Ways to Standardize Collection Review Room 204Nat Gustafson-Sundell • Pat Lienemann • Evan Rusch S23: Just How Open is this Relationship? Exploring Our Feelings in a Multi-Consortial World Room 203Kim Armstrong • Jim Mouw • Thomas H. Teper

3:45pm CST

S28: The Dangers, Risks, and Affects of Sci-Hub on the Academic & Publishing Community and Disruption of the Scholarly Communications Ecosystem Zlotnik 4Linda Farrell • Sari Frances • Andrew Pitts • Ronda Rowe
 
Tuesday, March 5
 

8:45am CST

S33: Take a Sad Song and Make It Better: Evidence-Based Acquisitions for E-Books Zlotnik 1/2Linda Bain • Samuel Cassady • Shawn Hendrikx • Elizabeth Mantz • Ruth Melchionne

10:15am CST

S40: EZproxy analytics: experiences from pilot libraries Zlotnik 4Laura Krier • Mary Wegmann • Hank Sway • Stew MacLehose • Margaret Hogarth

12:00pm CST

Product Update Lunch with ExLibris Zlotnik 3Jane Burke • Katy Aronoff • Nate Turajski • Mary-Lynn Bragg • Guy Ben-Porat • Exlibris

1:30pm CST

S55: Family Feud: Publishers vs. Vendors...Who Knows Librarians Better? Room 204Arta Kabashi • Carol Seiler • Steve Shadle • Ann-Marie Breaux • Clint Chamberlain • Kim Hill • Victor Lao • Ed Loera • Jean P. Shipman

2:15pm CST

P13: Python tools for collection assessment Exhibit HallHana Levay P14: Weeding what? E-book weeding strategies Exhibit HallEmma Lawson P15: Back to the Future: What We Know about Demand-Driven Acquisition 15 Years Later Exhibit HallWhitney Murphy

3:00pm CST

S61: Weeding Electronic Reference Books: A case study in deselection at OhioLINK Room 204Erin Kilkenny • Joanna Voss

4:00pm CST

S64: Holistic e-resource analysis to support changing acquisition models Zlotnik 1/2Tina Baich • Katharine V. Macy S68: May You Live in Interesting Times: Answering the Door When Collection Development Opportunities Knock Room 204Stephanie Hess • James Galbraith