Keywords

UCF Libraries, Faculty Research Showcase, 2024, Publications, Research Projects, Scholarly Accomplishments, Alas, Babylon, University archives, Student engagement, Systematic review, Librarian-faculty collaboration, Persistence, Relationship building, Deaccessioning, KBART Automation, Canton, Western sinology

Abstract

The University of Central Florida (UCF) Libraries’ Faculty Research Showcase has been a tradition of the library to highlight the publications, research projects, and scholarly accomplishments of library faculty members. The 2024 Showcase features seven presentations: "Alas, Babylon Afterword, Centipede Press (1959/2024)", "Throwback to Throwback Thinking: Integrating Archives into Student Engagement Activities", "Recent Research Activity: A Tale of Two Studies", "I Think I Can… I Think I Can…: Lessons in Persistence and Relationships from The Little Engine that Could", "A Hybrid Approach to Library Deaccessioning: A Case Study from the University of Central Florida", "KBART Automation vs Manual Processes in the ILS" and "Canton Through Western Eyes: An Introduction to The Lost Memory of Canton in the West".

The showcase has the theme "Chronicles of Wisdom: Travel with Books and Ideas." Ten historical books, including three from the Libraries’ Special Collections, have been used as engaging elements to connect all the presentations.

Publication Date

7-11-2024

Document Type

Other Presentation

Rights

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

College

Academic Affairs

Location

Orlando (Main) Campus

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