Thursday, October 28th, 2021 Keynote: It Matters How We Open Knowledge: Making Research Open By Default and Equitable By Design, 10:15A – 11:15A Speaker: Nick Shockey, SPARC Across the world, public and private research funders are establishing full open science policies—built on more than a decade of policy precedent requiring
Michael Huerta, PhD Associate Director of the National Library of Medicine (NLM)Director of the Office of Strategic Initiatives, NLM Dr. Huerta serves as the principal advisor to the Director of NLM regarding development and coordination of data science and open science efforts across NLM, NIH, and beyond, as well as
Presentation and workshop abstracts can be accessed here or viewed by clicking on the presentation/workshop title. Thursday, October 28th, 2021 Welcome and Opening Remarks, 10:00A – 10:15A Speakers: Shafeek Fazal & Mona Ramonetti, Stony Brook University Libraries; Paul Goldbart, Provost, Stony Brook University Keynote: It Matters How We Open Knowledge: Making
Dates: October 28 and 29, 2021Time: 10:00A – 2:00P Eastern timeLocation: VirtualCost: Free! Featuring keynote speakers Mike Huerta Director of the Office of Strategic Initiatives and Associate Director of NLM, National Library of Medicine Nick Shockey Director of Programs & Engagement, SPARC Questions? Please contact Mona Ramonetti at mona.ramonetti@stonybrook.edu. Planning Committee: Mona Ramonetti (Chair), Jennifer DeVito,
Our goal for this event is to create an environment where everyone feels welcome to participate, speak up, ask questions, and engage in conversation. To that end, all attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers at our symposium are required to agree with the following code of conduct. Organizers will enforce this
Keynote: Black Lives Matter at SUNY: Disrupting White Supremacy in the Classroom and on Campus, 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM Speakers: Kiersten Greene and Anthony Dandridge, SUNY New Paltz In their keynote presentation, Professors Anthony Dandridge (Black Studies) and Kiersten Greene (Teaching & Learning) will situate the Black Lives Matter
Anthony DandridgeVisiting Lecturer, Department of Black Studies, State University of New York at New Paltz Anthony Dandridge is a Visiting Lecturer in the 2nd oldest Black Studies department on the planet at SUNY New Paltz who has also taught in Temple Universities Philosophy Department, its Africology and Af-American Studies Department
Date: April 9, 2021Time: 10am-4pm (program)Location: Virtual Cost: Free! This inaugural symposium will bring together college and university community members and thought leaders from across the region in order to help develop inter-institutional connections and grow a regional community of practice around diversity work. Together, we can help build more
Presentation and workshop abstracts can be accessed here or viewed by clicking on the presentation/workshop title. Opening Remarks, 10:00 AM – 10:15 AM Speakers: Dr. Maurie McInnis, President, Stony Brook University & Dr. Judith Brown Clarke, Vice President for Equity & Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer, Stony Brook University Keynote:
