Librarians Present at the MOBIUS Conference

It was great to see so many folks from MU at the MOBIUS conference earlier this week.  The MOBIUS conference, held each year, is a local, free opportunity to network and learn.  In addition to MOBIUS and Innovative updates, as well as training opportunities, librarians and library staff from around the state give presentations on a variety of topics.  The meals are great and there are chances to win raffle prizes too.  This year’s MU presenters included:

  • Freddy Martinez-Garcia, Jr., along with two colleagues from the MOBIUS Courier/Circulation Committee, co-presented “From a Bed to a Library Near You.  Bedbugs!” The presentation discussed best practices that are shared in a new document “Bed Bug Information and Best Practices.
  • Jeannette Pierce and Grace Atkins presented “Leading Open Educational Resource Initiatives” sharing our experience with facilitating campus collaboration on OER at Mizzou.
  • Felicity Dykas led a panel presentation titled “Digital Collections in Missouri.”  Panelists from Saint Louis University, Truman State University, UMSL, and Lincoln University participated. 
  • Felcity also presented on "What's Coming in Cataloging."
  • Amanda Sprochi hosted a lunch time interest table called "RDA and the FRBR LRM."

Calls for presentations usually go out in the spring semester.  This year they were due in February. 

–Jeannette