[sigCR] SIG/CR workshop schedule

[Kathryn La Barre]

I'll be sending this workshop schedule to the CR list momentarily -
but wanted registrants to have it first (let me know if you spot
errors or omissions)!

My GA, Claudia Serbanuta is helping me assemble the preliminary
workshop proceedings so that each of you can review the extended
abstracts prior to the conference. Our target is October 15, and you
may receive requests from her for your bio or other information over
the next few days as we ready this preliminary proceedings for
release.

Joe Tennis will oversee the assemblage of the final workshop
proceedings for which all authors are eligible to submit a final paper
by November 26th. I'll bring copyright release statements to the
workshop for those of you who know that the final extended abstract
will also serve as the final workshop submission. After the workshop,
all authors will receive the template and other instructions for the
final paper.

Classification Research Workshop schedule:

8:30 – Welcome, logistics, and introductions [Joe Tennis, Chair SIG/CR]

8:45 –  Keynote panel
Fran Miksa, Emeritus Professor University of Texas, Austin:
Observations on historical aspects of classification theory and Shawne
Miksa, Associate Professor and Associate Director : For whom do
classifiers classify? (And other questions)

9:45 – QA for panelists

10:00 – Grant Campbell: Expansion in Classification Systems

10:15 – Lei Zhang and Hur Li Lee: What Role Does Genre Play in
Knowledge Organization?

10:30 – Kathryn La Barre: Special interest groups 1959 - 1980: Uneasy
détente or collegial cold war?

10:45 – 15 minute break

11:00 – Melissa Adler: The ALA Task Force on Gay Liberation: Effecting
Change in Naming and Classification of GLBTQ Subjects.

11:15 – Joe Tennis: Aeons and Flux: Timelines and Epistemes in
Classification Design and Evaluation.

11:30 – Jane Greenberg, Angela Murillo, and John A. Kunze: Ontological
Empowerment:  Sustainability via Ownership.

11:45 – Patrick Keilty: Tagging, sexual boundaries, and social discipline.

12:00 – Break, and begin “working lunch”

12:45 – Rebecca Green and Giles Martin: A Rosid Is a Rosid . . . Or Not

1:00 – Nic Weber, Andrea Thomer, and Gary Strand: Complications in
climate data variable naming.

1:15 – David Dubin: Internal cohesion and external separation

1:30 - 15 minute break

1:45 – Keynote -- Marjori Hlava, President Access Innovations: Tales
from the field.

2:30 – QA for keynote

2:45 – Doctoral Symposium

Elizabeth Milonas, doctoral candidate (expected graduation 2013), Long
Island University.
"Does Design Contribute to Web Facet Ease of Use? An exploratory study
of two search engines."

Kyong Eun Oh, doctoral candidate (expected graduation 2013), Rutgers
University.
"The process of organizing personal information."

Melodie Fox, doctoral candidate (anticipated graduation 2014),
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
"Rhetorical Space and the Ontogeny of Women in the DDC."

Eva Hourihan Jansen, doctoral student (entered Fall 2011), University
of Toronto.
"A Review of Boundary Objects in Classification."

K. R. Roberto, doctoral student (entered Fall 2012), University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"Description is a drag, and vice versa: Issues with vocabulary control”

3:45 – Lightning talks (9 at 7mins + transition time)

Richard Smiraglia, and Daniel Martinez-Avila: Revealing Perception:
Discourse Analysis in a Phenomenological Framework

Christine Marchese and Richard Smiraglia: Cognitive Work Analysis in
an HR firm: Emergent vocabulary to domain ontology.

Lori Hoeffner and Richard Smiraglia: Cognitive Work Analysis for
Domain Analysis in an HR Firm:Emergent Vocabulary to Domain Ontology

Charles van den Heuvel and Richard Smiraglia: Likeness and Likeliness:
Exploring Multidimensional Classification for the Multiverse of
Information

Andrea Scharnhorst and Richard Smiraglia: Evolution of Classification Systems

Steven MacCall: The principal affordance of publishing texts online:
Possible implications for the bibliographic universe model and
classification

Richard Szostak:Classification in terms of missing concepts

5:00 – Richard Smiraglia: Domain analysis of SIG/CR
5:15 – Jonathan Furner: Rapporteur  and Discussion
5:30 – Thank you and next year (Montreal) [Joe Tennis, Jane Greenberg
(incoming Chair of SIG/CR]