SCIL Meeting Minutes
December 8, 2006
CSU San Marcos
San Marcos, CA
Attendees:
Angela Boyd (UC Santa Barbara), Gale Burrow (Claremont
College), Allie Carr (CSU San Marcos), April Cunningham (Saddleback College), Judith
Downie (CSU San Marcos), Katy French (Palomar College), Nancy Getty (Glendale
College), Karen Heskett (UC San Diego), Maryann Hight (Soka University), Judy
Lee (UC Riverside), Robin Lockerby (National University), Deb Moore (Glendale
College), Val Ontell (Mesa College), Debbi Renfrow (UC Riverside), Stacy Russo
(CSU Fullerton), Marsha Schnirring (Occidental College), Dominique Turnbow (UC
San Diego), Duffy Tweedy (UC San Diego), Amy Wallace (CSU Channel Islands),
Kimberly Wilcox (Azusa Pacific University)
I.
Welcome and Introductions
II.
Agenda
Approval/Adjustment
III.
Minutes
October minutes were approved electronically and
Duffy Tweedy posted them to the SCIL website.
A. SCIL
Works 07
i. SCIL
Works 07 is scheduled for Feb. 2, 2007 at Cal Poly Pomona. The
welcome will start at 9:00am and the program
will run from 9:30am to 1:30pm.
Registration is now open.
ii.
Registrar, Nancy Getty, reported that due to a change in CARL
policy, attendees checks can be processed sooner than was previously
possible. For example, we could
now have attendees' checks processed as early as the day after the cancellation
deadline rather than waiting for all event costs to be settled before checks
can be processed. This will make
it easier for attendees to get reimbursed from their institutions.
iii.
The SCIL Works 07 breakout session descriptions are now available
on the SCIL website.
B. LOEX
2007 Planning
i.
Proposal selection
Groups of reviewers are making selections for the various presentation tracks. Review team leaders will meet Dec. 14
to make final decisions. Up to 7
student posters will be accepted.
The deadline for poster proposals is Jan 19.
ii.
Speakers
A faculty panel is being developed by Katy French for the Saturday morning
general session. This panel will
consist of non-librarian faculty who teach information literacy/competency
concepts in their courses in various disciplines and settings. They will describe their experiences
and offer insight on how their work relates to library-based instruction. Preparations for this panel continue.
iii.
Local Arrangements
Duffy Tweedy has received a current list of fees
from the Bahia Hotel. He will use
this updated data to make final cost calculations based on forms provided by
LOEX.
C.
SCIL Description on CARL Website
Dominique
Turnbow and Catherine Haras reviewed the description of SCIL for the SCIL and
CARL websites and drafted proposed revisions. The revisions were discussed and suggestions will be
incorporated. The final draft will
be reviewed by Katy French before being sent to CARL for the interest group web
page and posted on the SCIL website.
D.
Proposed SCIL Assessment Repository
The group discussed plans for developing a SCIL
Assessment Repository. A task
force will be created by incoming Chair, Debbi Renfrow. This group will identify goals for
sharing assessment tools and analyze possible plans, including alternatives or
additions to a repository. Some of
these might be hosting a day-long event on sharing assessment ideas, creating
an assessment tool blog, or increasing opportunities to share assessment ideas
on SCIL's established listserv.
E.
Next Meeting
Feb. 2, 1:30pm-4pm, Cal Poly Pomona (following
SCIL Works).
VI. New Business
A. CARL
Regional Meeting
Judy Lee suggested that one or more
representatives from SCIL participate in a program designed to share
information on CARL interest group programming. She outlined a possible structure for this program. The group discussed its participation
and Deb Moore and Debbi Renfrow agreed to prepare SCIL's contribution to a CARL
program on programming.
Minutes recorded by April Cunningham.