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Melissa Fulkerson

Elsevier
Director, Vendor Relations
Greater Boston Area
Melissa Fulkerson has responsibility for strategic partnerships and third party distribution of Elsevier's Reference Solutions portfolio. She envisions a future where researchers and professionals can make meaningful change in the world through seamless content and technology access.
Tuesday, November 5
 

7:00am EST

Registration Check-In Upper Lobby, Francis Marion Hotel

10:30am EST

Charleston Vendor Showcase Grand Ballroom, Gaillard Center

6:00pm EST

Charleston Culinary Tour TBA
 
Wednesday, November 6
 

2:00pm EST

The time has come for eBooks, or has it? Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterGabrielle Wiersma • Leigh Beauchamp “For some of us are out of breath:” a discussion for newly appointed leaders in collections and technical services Ashley Room, Courtyard Marriott HotelAnn Roll • Erika L. Johnson • Jessie Copeland • Sarah McClung • Thea Allen From Tech Titans to Brave Open World: Future Scoping the Library Calhoun Room, Francis Marion HotelRick Anderson • Michael Levine-Clark • Carol Hoover • Diane Bruxvoort • Ann Gabriel The Scholarly Kitchen Live - Chat with the Chefs Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelLynnee Argabright • Todd Carpenter • Melanie Dolechek • Joe Esposito • Gwen Evans • Jasmin Lange • Judy Luther

3:30pm EST

Capitulating or Capitalizing, Compromising or Combatting: What is Meaningful Discourse Between Library and Vendor? Gold Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelAshley Chase • Cris Ferguson • Kristen Twardowski • Lindsay Cronk • Rachel Fleming • Erin Luckett Open Infrastructure: The Way Forward for Open Access Monographs Cooper Room, Courtyard Marriott HotelEelco Ferwerda • Rupert Gatti • Pierre Mounier • Eileen Joy “The Evolution of Ebook collections: learning something new every day” Calhoun Room, Francis Marion HotelJack Montgomery • Glenda Alvin

4:25pm EST

A EuroVision: Plan S, Horizon Europe and More Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterMatthew Ismail • Michael Mabe Working with Libraries to turn Wikipedia References Blue Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard CenterAthena Hoeppner • Brewster Kahle • Wendy Hanamura • Dustin Holland • Chris Freeland • Laura Irmscher

7:00pm EST

Annual Conference Reception, sponsored by Elsevier SC AquariumElsevier
 
Thursday, November 7
 

8:30am EST

Opening Remarks Performance Hall, Gaillard Center

8:35am EST

Keynote Plenary: Collaborating to Support the Research Community: The Next Chapter Performance Hall, Gaillard CenterCris Ferguson • Kumsal Bayazit

10:45am EST

A Comparison and Review of 17 E-book platforms Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterJohn Lavender • Courtney McAllister Turn Left Here: Developing Roadmaps to Successful Implementation and Beyond Rutledge Room, Francis Marion HotelSandy Srivastava • Rachel Fleming • Johan Tilstra • Rebekah Shaw Behind the Gate: Early Career Researchers’ Motivations for Using ResearchGate Citadel Green Room North, Embassy Suites HotelLisa Janicke Hinchliffe • Laurel Post • Morgan Sherlock The time has come to talk of... who should own scholarly infrastructure? Salon I, Gaillard CenterUnpaywall Journals • Jason Priem

11:30am EST

Acquisition for Academic Libraries: It’s an Art and a Science (Sponsored Lunch) Colonial Ballroom, Embassy Suites HotelPep Carrera

1:00pm EST

Bridging the Publisher-Library Gap to Solve Selection Challenges Cypress Ballroom South, Courtyard Marriott HotelEllen Safley • Audrey Marcus • Lisa Nachtigall Evidenced-based Acquisition for Primary Source Content - A New Model for Access and Ownership Gold Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelBrian C. Gray • Teresa Hazen • Lisa McDonald • Holly Talbott • Thomas H. Teper Let’s give them something to talk about… Textbook Affordability and OER Carolina Ballroom B, Francis Marion HotelDerek Malone • Linda Colding • Jennifer L. Pate • Peggy Glatthaar

2:30pm EST

Strategic Reinvestments of Journal Packages in Today’s Publishing Ecosystem Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelRebecca Seger • Amy Pawlowski • Joe Esposito • Maria Lopes • Mihoko Hosoi Values-based Collection Development Approaches to Ebook Acquisition Grand Ballroom 1, Gaillard CenterAngela Carreño • Jill Morris • Charles Watkinson • Emily Farrell Lessons from ITHAKA S+R on Research Practices in the Disciplines: What Have We Learned? What Should We Do? Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterSteve Weiland • Jennifer Dean “…of research workflows - and changing roles - and the challenges it brings” Rutledge Room, Francis Marion HotelAnne Rauh • Vincent Cassidy • Emily Hart

4:30pm EST

The Future of Subscription Bundles: Big Deal, No Deal, or What's the Deal? Grand Ballroom 2, Gaillard CenterBeth Bernhardt • Roger Schonfeld • Tim Bucknall • Mark McBride
 
Friday, November 8
 

9:45am EST

Good, Bad or Somewhere In-Between: The Impact of Market Consolidation on Libraries and Universities Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelMeg White • Roger Schonfeld • Kara Kroes Li • Doug Way Improving linkages between e-books and print books: a pilot study Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelBobby Hollandsworth • Michael Levine-Clark • Bruce Heterick

10:45am EST

Interpreting Analytics for Open Access Books Calhoun Room, Francis Marion HotelRupert Gatti • Sven Fund • Kathleen Folger O Oysters, You’ve Had a Pleasant Run: Three Viewpoints on EBAs in Long-Term Collection Development Strategies Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelArielle Lomness • Robert Tiessen • Sara Forsyth • Louis Houle Reframing the Relationship: Perspectives on Library-Vendor Partnerships Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelRose Reynolds • Michael Rodriguez • Allen Jones • Lindsay Cronk

11:45am EST

Canceling the Big Deal: Three R1 Libraries Compare Data, Communication, and Strategies Colonial Ballroom, Francis Marion HotelAdam Chesler • L. Angie Ohler • Karen Rupp-Serrano • Leigh Ann DePope • Joelle Pitts