Presenting Your Research

Resources to Help you Get Started

 

Hinchliffe, Lisa Janicke, and Jennifer Dorner, eds.How to Get Published in LIS Journals: A Practical Guide. (Library Connect Series) San Diego: Elsevier,2003.

This booklet offers advice from experts in the field about getting started on a writing project, turning a presentation into an article, polishing your text, and choosing a journal to submit your work to –- plus a behind-the-scenes explanation of the peer review process.

Publishing in LIS: Useful Sources

Compiled by Sue Searing, LIS Librarian, at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Library and Information Science Library's guide to sources on publishing in the field of library science.


Library Conferences Where Research Can be Presented

PAPERS

  • Call for Abstracts. This is for the Alabama Library Association's College, University, and Special Libraries (CUS) Research Forum.
  • ACRL biennial conference in April.  Final papers published in annual proceedings.
  • Alabama Library Association College, University and Special Libraries Section  Research Forum at annual meeting in April.  $300 Ebsco award for research  excellence and $200 award for research promise.
  • Information Strategies annual conference in November.  Final papers published in electronic proceedings.
  • ACRL Science and Technology Section Forum for Science and Technology Library Research at ALA annual conference in June.

Library Conferences where poster sessions are solicited

  • ALA Annual in June
  • ACRL Biannual in April of every odd year. 
  • SELA