Fall 2022 – Migration Station: Tips & Tricks to Manage Your Data
Spring 2022 – A Dive into Data: Using COUNTER and Tableau
Fall 2021 – It’s All Subjective: Modern Subject Analysis
Spring 2021 – Copyright and “Copywrong”: Rules for the Digital Age
Fall 2019 – Wrangling Realia and Other Random Resources
Spring 2019 – Can a Catalog Spark Joy? Catalog Maintenance for Management and Migration
Fall 2018 – Acquiring Minds Want to Know
Spring 2018 – Journalpalooza: All You Need to Know About Serials But Were Afraid to Ask
Fall 2017 – The Road Ahead: Trends in Cataloging and Metadata
Spring 2017 – Spring Cleaning the Collection: Projects and Policies for Weeding and Gifts
Fall 2016 – What Can I Do With That? Tech Services Tools Round-Up
Spring 2016 – Now What? RDA and Best Practices for Cataloging Special Formats
Fall 2015 – Don’t Be Afraid of the Big, Bad BIBFRAME (Or Linked Data!)
Spring 2015 – Staying Alive: Assessment for Advocacy
Fall 2014 – Going Global in Your Local Catalog
Spring 2014 – Customer Meets Collection: the Workflows that make it happen
Fall 2013 – Linked Data & the Library
Spring 2013 – Getting Practical with RDA Authorities and Implementation
Fall 2012 – The Real Transformers: How E-Resources are Shaping Technical Services
Spring 2012 – RDA is Coming: How Ready are You?
Fall 2011 – Coming to Terms with Genre/Form Access
Spring 2011 – You Can’t Always Get What They Want — or, Can You? Patron-Driven Acquisitions
Fall 2010 – The Wild, Wild (mid) West of E-Books
Spring 2010 – Getting Ready for RDA: Preparing for the Transition
Fall 2009 – Snatch and Batch: Tools for Doing More with Even Less!
Spring 2009 – Cataloging Integrating Resources
Fall 2008 – NOTSL offered a one-day registration to the OLAC-MOUG Conference
Spring 2008 – Technical Services: Building the Infrastructure for a Library 2.0 Experience
Fall 2007 – Magical Mystical Metadata: More Than Just a Pretty Face
Spring 2007 – Prime Human Resources: Making the Most of Technical Services Staff
Fall 2006 – The Changing Technical Services Landscape
Spring 2006 – Digital Bones: Electronic Resources in the Year of the Dog
Fall 2005 – Go Figure: Statistical Jousting in the Technical Services Arena
Spring 2005 – Putting Your Vendors to Work for You
Fall 2004 – Subject Headings: the province of Luddites or key to effective resource discovery?
Spring 2004 – Brave New PACs: The Impact of External Searches & Browser Interfaces on Catalog Access
Fall 2003 – Doing More With Less: Ideas for Improving Efficiency in Technical Services
Spring 2003 – C.I.R.C. (Cataloging Integrated Resource Changes)
Fall 2002 – OUCH! Our Unique Culture & Hiring: It Doesn’t Need to Hurt
Spring 2002 – Safe and Healthy: Our Collections, Ourselves
Fall 2001 – Licensing and Providing Access to Aggregator Databases
Spring 2001 – Put a CORC in it!
Fall 2000 – Authority Control Revisited: Options We Can Work With
Spring 2000 – E-Books: New Opportunities, New Challenges
Fall 1999 – Training Library Staff: Understanding Issues and Learning New Techniques
Spring 1999 – The ABCs of Digitizing Library Collections
Fall 1998 – The Problem is… Everyday Concerns of Technical Services Staff
Spring 1998 – Serials: Current and New Issues
Fall 1997 – Acquisitions Basics for the Non-Acquisition Specialist: Hints from the Experts
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