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Denice Lewis

Wake Forest University
Research and Instruction Librarian for Engineering and Science
lewisjd@wfu.edu

https://zsr.wfu.edu/directory/denice-lewis/

Denice started at the Z. Smith Reynolds Library in March 2019. She received her BS and MS in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) and graduated with her MLIS from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) in 2019. In between Electrical Engineering and Library Science, Denice picked up an Associates in Culinary Arts from Le Cordon Bleu Scottsdale. She is a member of the American Library Association (ALA), the North Carolina Library Association (NCLA), and the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE).

9:00am EDT

Don't Judge a Book By Its Cover: Libraries' Expanding Role as Catalysts of Community Change Winston 3CMary Sizemore • Mark Taylor • Chip Gurkin Bridging the Divide: Promoting Critical Thinking in a Polarized Age Salem 3CCatherine Tingelstad • Marc Bess

10:00am EDT

Welcome and Opening Keynote: Melanie Huggins, "Library as Studio" Piedmont 4Melanie Huggins

2:00pm EDT

Therapy Dogs Conference 1 (Benton)

2:30pm EDT

Get Involved in STEM: Partner Organizations across NC Salem 3CEmily Vorhies • Lisa Tolley • Jason Diem • Marcus Harshaw • Martha Fisk • STEM-LINC Make it stick: active learning techniques for programming and instruction Winston 1CBetty Garrison • Mary Abernathy • BLINC

3:30pm EDT

Open Educational Resources: How North Carolina Academic Libraries are Increasing Textbook Affordability Winston 1CJeanne Hoover • Rob Ross • Catherine Lee

8:00am EDT

Are library collections at a critical crossroads in terms of collection analysis and management? From the decline of the “Big Deal” to the impact of Plan S. Salem 3BRebecca Vargha

9:00am EDT

Using the Virtual Space of the Learning Management System (LMS) to Engage with Our Community Winston 3CCatherine Tingelstad • Samantha Harlow • Beth Auten

10:00am EDT

Ogilvie Lecture: Libraries: The Space to Guide Community and Professional Growth: Conversations with the ALA President and State Librarian of NC Piedmont 4Michael Crumpton • Wanda K Brown • Timothy Owens

11:00am EDT

Beyond Makerspace Salem 1CLara Luck • David Romito • Ruddiyette Yisak • STEM-LINC

1:30pm EDT

Unraveling #critlib: An exploration of theory, practice, and community Salem 1CNatalie Ornat • Amanda Binder

3:30pm EDT

Tidying up and calming down: tips for increasing workplace productivity Winston 1AClaire Leverett • Caroline Hallam • LAMS

4:30pm EDT

STEM-LINC Business Meeting Salem 1CKaren Grigg • STEM-LINC

9:30am EDT

Developing your personal brand as a librarian Winston 3BAngel Truesdale • Steve Cramer • Ingrid Hayes • De’Trice Fox

10:30am EDT

Get Active! Active Learning Techniques for Library Instruction Salem 1CJess Bellemer • Garrison Libby

11:30am EDT

All-Conference Luncheon + Business Meeting [Registration Required] Salem 2Michael Crumpton • Lorrie Russell

12:30pm EDT

Closing Keynote: Jaki Shelton-Green, "Celebrating The Power of Our Stories: Building Community One Story at a Time" Salem 2Jaki Shelton Green