This year's theme, Ghost in the Machine 👻 - What We Do in the System, focuses on our work within libraries. Whether you have best practices, innovative configurations, AI and data analysis projects, or practical tips to enhance processes, we want to hear from you!Â
View the eCaug 2024 Conference ScheduleÂ
Minor modifications may be made to the schedule (time slots, room designations, etc) as we get closer to the conference. Please check the schedule the day of the conference for the most up to date information.
View the eCaug 2024 Conference Session Descriptions
The troubleshooting office hour sessions are meant to allow attendees to get real time, hands on help from ExLibris representatives, fellow colleagues with expertise in various fields, or through conversations with other eCaug attendees. These are NOT roundtable/presentation/workshop type sessions. Please come prepared with your questions! Â You may also help our facilitators prepare effectively by adding any questions you have about Ex Libris products to this spreadsheet.Â
Chancellor's Office Address: 401 Golden Shore, Long Beach, CA 90802
Parking: see the Directions and Parking Map for visitor parking instructions. Parking is free!
Getting around Downtown Long Beach: DTLB Transportation Guide.
*Note: The Chancellor's Office is about a 20 minute walk (1 mile) from the end of the A Line Metro Station in Downtown Long Beach.Â
Please see our Building Map to help you navigate around the Chancellor's Office.Â
NO FOODÂ OR DRINK IS ALLOWED IN THE DUMKE AUDITORIUM.
A "Rest Room" will be on site for attendees to use if they need a break.
We will also provide a room for luggage storage on Friday (it will not be locked, but the building is under constant security).Â
Please familiarize yourself with our map of evacuation routes in case of an emergency.Â
Wireless connectivity is available to guests attending an event or meeting at the Chancellor’s Office, Monday through Friday. Please review the guest acceptable use policy in advance of your arrival. Visitors from other campuses or higher education institutions will be provided access to the eduroam network for enhanced service.Â
Lunch and light refreshments will be provided both days. A big thank you to ExLibris for sponsoring lunch for attendees!
Recommendations for Downtown Long Beach and LB Airport adjacent restaurants:Â
LB Restaurant Recommendations 2024 - Google map view
Dinner and Queen Mary's Dark Harbor Halloween event. Grab dinner with fellow eCaug attendees and then (if you dare...) head over for some Halloween scares at Dark Harbor!Â
Dinner will be self-organized. A link to Downtown Long Beach restaurant recommendations is listed in the food section above.
Dark Harbor information:Â
Dark Harbor begins at 7pm and runs until 12:30 am. Â
Tickets must be purchased at your own expense. There are 4 different ticket levels, ranging in price from $49.99 to $159.99. Pick the one that works for you!Â
A Groupon is available for a General Admission ticket (this will save you about $10). Purchase the Groupon first and then use the redemption code on the Dark Harbor site to actually reserve/purchase your ticket. Tickets purchased using a Groupon code are valid for entry after 8pm.
If you would like to walk over to Dark Harbor with a group, meet in front of the Chancellor's Office Building at 7pm!Â
There is no hotel conference rate. See a list of nearby hotels for potential options or consider a local Airbnb.
Registration is closed. Thank you for your interest in attending the eCaug 2024 Conference. We are no longer accepting new registrations (or waitlist registrations) but hope to see you next year at eCaug 2025!Â
Available to view here: Â eCaug 2024 Code of Conduct.
Post your questions to the eCaug Slack 2024 Conference Channel and someone from the planning committee will get back to you!
You can also email the planning committee or eCaug Leadership if preferred. See contact information below.Â
Leadership (ecaug-leadership@googlegroups.com)
Greta Heng, San Diego State University (gheng@sdsu.edu)
Jill Strykowski, San José State University (jill.strykowski@sjsu.edu)
Kun Lin, University of Southern California (kunlin@usc.edu)
Planning Committee
Brinna Pam Anan, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (bpanan@cpp.edu)
Chris Lee, California State University, Office of the Chancellor (cwlee@calstate.edu)
Jharina Pascual, University of California, Irvine (jharina@uci.edu)
Kirstie Genzel, California State University, Office of the Chancellor (kgenzel@calstate.edu)
Rachel Safa, California State University, Monterey Bay (rsafa@csumb.edu)
Shannon Meaney-Ryer, Saint Mary’s College of California (smm20@stmarys-ca.edu)
Stacy McKenna, University of California, Los Angeles (stacymckenna@library.ucla.edu)