Poster sessions, promotion, and publishing: Is there a connection?

Journal of Academic Librarianship

Volumn 25, Issue 1, 1999, Pages 38-43

  Gravois, Jim ^a  

^a AUBURN UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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EID: 0032614810     PISSN: 00991333     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/s0099-1333(99)80174-8     Document Type: Article

References (22)

1. th Annual Poster Sessions Abstracts: San Francisco, 1997 (Chicago: American Library Association, 1997).
2. There are numerous examples of references to poster sessions at scientific conferences, for instance, John Rupnow & James W. King, "A primer on preparing posters for technical presentations," Food Technology 49 (November 1995): 93-100; Brad Goodman, Alfred Kobsa, & Diane Litman, "The fourth international conference on user modeling," AI Magazine 17 (Spring 1996): 96; Josh Duberman, "Scouring for chemical technology information," Database 17 (August 1994): 55-58; "American vacuum society is set to meet in Chicago," Physics Today 45 (October 1992): 69-70.
3. There are numerous examples of references to poster sessions at scientific conferences, for instance, John Rupnow & James W. King, "A primer on preparing posters for technical presentations," Food Technology 49 (November 1995): 93-100; Brad Goodman, Alfred Kobsa, & Diane Litman, "The fourth international conference on user modeling," AI Magazine 17 (Spring 1996): 96; Josh Duberman, "Scouring for chemical technology information," Database 17 (August 1994): 55-58; "American vacuum society is set to meet in Chicago," Physics Today 45 (October 1992): 69-70.
4. There are numerous examples of references to poster sessions at scientific conferences, for instance, John Rupnow & James W. King, "A primer on preparing posters for technical presentations," Food Technology 49 (November 1995): 93-100; Brad Goodman, Alfred Kobsa, & Diane Litman, "The fourth international conference on user modeling," AI Magazine 17 (Spring 1996): 96; Josh Duberman, "Scouring for chemical technology information," Database 17 (August 1994): 55-58; "American vacuum society is set to meet in Chicago," Physics Today 45 (October 1992): 69-70.
5. There are numerous examples of references to poster sessions at scientific conferences, for instance, John Rupnow & James W. King, "A primer on preparing posters for technical presentations," Food Technology 49 (November 1995): 93-100; Brad Goodman, Alfred Kobsa, & Diane Litman, "The fourth international conference on user modeling," AI Magazine 17 (Spring 1996): 96; Josh Duberman, "Scouring for chemical technology information," Database 17 (August 1994): 55-58; "American vacuum society is set to meet in Chicago," Physics Today 45 (October 1992): 69-70.
6. Beth Menees Rienzi & Mary J. Allen, "Poster presenters: Send us your papers," American Psychologist 49 (July 1994): 681-682.
7. Mary Ellen Olbrisch, "Reciprocity of professional obligations," American Psychologist 50 (August 1995): 727.
8. Charles A. Waehler & Andrea A. Welch, "Preferences about APA posters," American Psychologist 50 (August 1995): 727.
9. Roscoe C. Young, Raylinda E. Rachal, & Argiro L. Morgan, "Maximizing communication skills in graduate and postgraduate health-care education through medical writing," Journal of the National Medical Association 83 (August 1991): 691-696.
10. Brian N. Baird, "In-class poster sessions," Teaching of Psychology 18 (February 1991): 27-29.
11. Glennelle Halpin et al., Publishing Articles and Presenting Papers: Guidelines for Success (1994) (ERIC ED382630).
12. Betty-Carol Seilen (ed.), Librarian/author: A Practical Guide on How to Get Published (New York: Neal-Schuman, 1985).
13. Brian Alley & Jennifer S. Cargill, Librarian in Search of a Publisher: How to Get Published (Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press, 1986).
14. Ronald R. Powell, Basic Research Methods for Librarians (Norwood, NJ: Ablex, 1997).
15. Charles R. McClure & Peter Hernon (ed.), Library and Information Science Research: Perspectives and Strategies for Improvement (Norwood, NJ: Ablex, 1991).
16. Charles H. Busha (ed.), A Library Science Research Reader and Bibliographic Guide (Littleton, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1981).
17. Constance A. Mellon, Naturalistic Inquiry for Library Science: Methods and Applications for Research, Evaluation, and Teaching (New York: Greenwood Press, 1990).
18. Katherine Jean Harig, Judith Ann Harwood. & Candace R. Benefiel (ed.). The Librarian's Idea Book: Research, Innovation, Solutions from ALA Poster Sessions (Chicago: American Library Association, 1993).
19. Ibid., p. x.
20. th Annual Poster Sessions Abstracts: New York (Chicago: American Library Association, 1996).
21. th Annual Poster Sessions Abstracts: New York (Chicago: American Library Association, 1996).
22. th Annual Poster Sessions Abstracts: New York (Chicago: American Library Association, 1996).