Schedule

Schedule for Monday, September 20, 2004
at Hardin Hall [1], Rebecca Crown Center, 633 Clark Street

Time	Sessions	Speakers
2:15 PM -- 2:30 PM	General Introduction	Ruth Reingold [2], Assistant Dean for Computing Technology, WCAS
2:30 PM -- 3:45 PM	Introduction to EndNote® Handout [3]	Julie Borden [4], Electronic Reference Services Librarian Jeffrey Garrett [5], Assistant University Librarian for Collection Management [6] & Bibliographer for Classics [7]
4:00 PM -- 4:15 PM	Introduction to the Faculty Forum and Welcome	David F. Bishop [8], University Librarian Daniel Linzer [9], Dean, Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences (WCAS [10])
4:15 PM -- 5:45 PM	Faculty Forum	Daniel Garrison [11], Professor of Classics Jerry Goldman [12], Professor of Political Science Martin Mueller [13], Professor of English and Classics Carl Smith [14], Professor of English, American Studies, and History Patrick Ryan Williams [15], Assistant Curator, Archaeological Science Department of Anthropology, The Field Museum of Natural History & Adjunct Assistant Professor, Northwestern University
5:45 PM -- 7:15 PM	Reception

Schedule for Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at the University Library [16]
Time	Sessions	Locations
8:30 AM -- 9:00 AM	Continental Breakfast Very brief welcome and introduction to the day's event: Harriet Lightman [17], Bibliographer for History, Economics, French and Italian Literatures, and Philosophy	Ver Steeg Faculty Lounge, 3 South
Session A 9:10 AM -- 10:10 AM	English and American Studies I: The 16th to the 18th Centuries [18]	Library PC, B183 [19], Lower Level
	The Gist of GIS [20]	Forum Room [21], 2799, 2 South
	Philosophy and Social / Political Theory [22]	second floor, Reference Classroom [21], 2699A, 2 East
10:10 AM -- 10:20 AM	Break
Session B 10:25 AM -- 11:25 AM	Humanities Computing Testbed [23]	Digital Media Services [24], Testbed, 2616, 2 East
	Resources in Comparative Literature and Critical Theory [25]	second floor, Reference Classroom [21], 2699A, 2 East
	Technology, Interdisciplinarity and Black Social Movements [26]	Conference Room [21], 2628, 2 East
	Where Disciplines Intersect: The Research Question and Digital Resources in Psychology, Linguistics, and Related Fields [27]	Forum Room [21], 2799, 2 South
11:30 AM -- 1:00 PM	Lunch Introduction and welcome: Andrew Wachtel [28], Dean of the Graduate School Graduate Student Panel: Ananda Chakrabarty [29], Art History Christopher Hayden [30], History Oliver Haynold [31], History / German Literature Jeffrey Knight [32], English	Ver Steeg Faculty Lounge, 3 South
Session C 1:10 PM -- 2:10 PM	English and American Studies II: The Long 19th Century in History and Literature [33]	Video Theater [21], 2712, 2 South
	Introduction to Social Science Data Services (SSDS) [34]	Forum Room [21], 2799, 2 South
	The Stors: ARTstor and JSTOR [35]	second floor, Reference Classroom [21], 2699A, 2 East
2:10 PM -- 2:25 PM	Break	Outside second floor, Reference Classroom [21], 2699A, 2 East
Session D 2:35 PM -- 3:35 PM	Electronic Resources for the Study of the Medieval World [36]	second floor, Reference Classroom [21], 2699A, 2 East
	Resources for the Study of Drama and Theatre [37]	Video Theater [21], 2712, 2 South
	Technology, Research and the Social Sciences: Where do I Start? [38]	Forum Room [21], 2799, 2 South
3:35 PM -- 3:45 PM	Break
Session E 3:50 PM -- 4:50 PM	Bodies, Genders, and Beyond: Electronic Resources for Gender Studies [39]	Forum Room [21], 2799, 2 South
Session E 3:50 PM -- 4:50 PM	Urban Economy—Historical and Current [40]	Video Theater [21], 2712, 2 South

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