With the exception of Affinity Group Discussions, the Libraries & Veterans National Forum presentations were recorded. The collapsible schedule below includes links to available recordings below the presentation titles.
Discussion posts to the "Moodle site" and feedback surveys, both referenced in the recordings, are no longer available.
Sarah LeMire, Texas A&M University Libraries
Stephanie Graves, Texas A&M University Libraries
Dr. Loriene Roy, University of Texas
Dr. Eduardo Tinoco, University of Southern California
Dr. Win Shih, University of Southern California
Josh Sopiarz, Governors State University
Dr. Rosemary Johnsen, Governors State University
Heather Seminelli, U.S. Military Academy Library
Lauren Dodd, U.S. Military Academy Library
JJ Pionke, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Janneth Najera, Texas A&M University
Robert Liu, Texas A&M University
Mabel Cross, Monrovia Public Library
Maureen Rust, Central Washington University
Ruben Cardenas, Central Washington University
David Addison, Santa Cruz Public Library
Sherman Lee, Kings County Library
Sharladae Hugie, Kings County Library
Daniel Avegalio, State Fair Community College
Jacquie Brinkley, Pacific Library Partnership
Shemijah King, Kings County Library
Amy Faltinek, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Laurel Scheinfeld, Stony Brook University Health Sciences Library
Keith Pardini, Suffolk County Community College
Lisa Huang, VA Library/North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System
Michael Steinmacher, Barr Memorial Library
Rachel Arizaga, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni
Maureen Humphrey-Shelton, US Army Medical Research & Development Command
Lance D. Wiscamb, Edwards Air Force Base
Mark Danley, United State Military Academy Library
Facilitated by Gerald Natal, University of Toledo, Sarah LeMire and Stephanie Graves, Texas A&M University
Emma Sobczak Schell, Appalachian State University
Patricia Brandes, University of Hawaii the Manoā
Elizabeth Torres, Hawai’i Pacific University
Rohini Gupta, Howard County Library System
Allison Jessing, Howard County Library System
Ron Capps, Veterans Writing Project
Margaret Dawson, Texas A&M University - Central Texas
MaryAnne Hansen, Montana State University Library
Lisa Pritchard, Jefferson College Library
Loretta Grikis, White River Junction VA Medical Center
Sarah LeMire, Texas A&M University Libraries
Stephanie Graves, Texas A&M University Libraries
Kelvin Watson, Las Vegas-Clark County Library District
Facilitated by Dawn LaValle, Connecticut State Library and Sarah LeMire and Stephanie Graves, Texas A&M University
Stacy Bloomingdale, U.S. Military Academy Library
Lori Mullooly, U.S. Military Academy Library
Gerald Natal, University of Toledo
Martin Dunlap, West Virginia University
Megan Heady, West Virginia University
Anna Raunik, State Library of Queensland, Australia
*Unfortunately, due to technical issues, Ms. Raunik was unable to present during the forum.
Tom Adamich, Visiting Librarian Service
Rosalind Lett, Clayton County Library System
Belinda Eleby, Clayton County Library System
Suzanne Moore, Ashe County Public Library
Laura McPherson, Ashe County Public Library
Mark Lenker, University of Nevada Las Vegas Libraries
Lisa Huang, VA Library/North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System
Suzanne Moore, Ashe County Public Library
Deanna Burleson, Systemic Excellence Global LLC
Dr. Sara Baron, Duquesne University
Sean Buckner, Texas A&M University Libraries
Ian Muise, Texas A&M University Libraries
Mary Prophit, Mountain View Timberland Library
Donald Lachman, WestCareWA Foundation
Christy Billings, Russell Library
Karen Bosch Cobb, Pacific Library Partnership
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