PLEASE NOTE: All times shown are Eastern Standard Time
11 -11:20am
How John Greaves Read his Ulugh Beg
Fyza Parviz, Stanford University
11:20-11:40a
A Critical Look at the New Deal Era Project, Its Value and Usefulness in the 21st Century, and How to Get Started with It as a Resource
Marla Shaivitz, Johns Hopkins University
11:40a - 12p
Passing Through the American Vortex: Allen Ginsberg's Observational Auto-Poesy and "The Fall of America" 1965-1972
Michael Breger, Stanford University
12 - 12:20p
Through the Lens of HAL 9000: Using Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey as a Modeling Tool to Create a Precursive Sapient Quotient to Foster Humanity's Moral Obligation to Evolve into Machines
Aaron Lamb, Johns Hopkins University
12:20 - 12:40p
BiblioTECHa : NTIS : Archivists , Activists, and Federal Government Information -
Spanning Past; Present; and Future
Gregory George Guthrie, Georgetown University
12:40 - 1p
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1 - 1:45p
Director's Workshop - Recruitment
1:45 - 2p
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2 - 2:20p
Tips for submitting a proposal for future AGLSP conferences
2:20 - 2:40p
Power, Propaganda, & Putinism: Lessons from the Stalinist Era
Kristina Kwacz, SUNY Empire State College
2:40 - 3p
Real Rainbow Representation: The Dos & Don'ts of Ethical Marketing to LGBTQIA+ Audiences
Andréa Bolt, Rice University
3 - 3:20p
Fiction as An Ideational Resource: Rewriting the "Bogey-Mom" Past and Future
Natalya Barker, Duke University