22 Slide Presentations From the Southeastern Library Assessment Conference 2015 Now Available Online

The 2015 Southeastern Library Assessment Conference took place in Atlanta on November 16-17, 2015.
Slide decks from 22 presentations are now available online (single page) and are also listed/linked below.
Consilience with Pete and Charlie: Episode 141 – Live from the Georgian Terrace Hotel
Pete Ludovice, Georgia Institute of Technology – Main Campus
Charlie Bennett, Georgia Institute of Technology – Main Campus
Metrics with Meaning: How Can We Effect Change to Library Assessment Metrics used by Non-Library Organizations
Lisa Horowitz, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kirsten Kinsley, Florida State University
Zsuzsa Koltay, Cornell University
Zoltán Szentkirályi, Southern Methodist University
Space Assessment: How They Use It, What They Want
Sara DeWaay, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Battling Survey Fatigue
Meg Scharf, University of Central Florida
Give e-Resources a Chance: A Collaborative Approach to Collection Assessment
Amanda Binder, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Liz Siler, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Design Thinking: An unexpected path to innovation and problem solving
Christine Quirion, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cassandra Silvia, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Developing (Good) Practices: A Survey of the Library Assessment Programs in ARL Libraries
Regina Mays, University of Tennessee – Knoxville
Michelle Brannen, University of Tennessee – Knoxville
Sojourna Cunningham, University of Richmond
Participatory User Experience at the Michigan State University Libraries
Ebony Magnus, SAIT Polytechnic
Assessing the Assessment: Evaluating Progress Made Toward Achieving a Culture of Assessment
Adriana Gonzalez, Kansas State University
Wrangling the Megalith: Mapping the Data Ecosystem of the Harvard Library
Mark Shelton, Harvard University

Defendable, Persuasive, and Insightful Budget Analysis Methods
Brian Keith, University of Florida

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