Uri-ranganathan-participants

Rethinking Ranganathan's Laws: New Expectations for Librarians & Digital Engagement

Here is a current list of participants in "Rethinking Ranganathan's Laws: New Expectations for Libraries and Digital Engagement," a day-long symposium in the contemporary, open spaces of the year-old, $75-million School of Pharmacy Building at the University of Rhode Island's Kingston campus. Registration is free and lunch is included.B

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1. Matt Bejune, information literacy library, Worcester State University, Worcester, Mass.
2. Karen Bordeleau, executive editor, The Providence Journal, Providence, R.I.
3. Julie Coiro, associate professor, URI-Harrington School, Kingston, R.I.
4. Carla Coscarelli, professor, linguistic studies, Federal University of Minas Gerais-Brazil, visiting scholar, URI-Kingston
5. Tyler Curry, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, R.I.
6. Bill Densmore, City Rhode Island education collaborator, URI-Harrington School, Providence, R.I.
7. Jonathan Friesem, graduate student / manager Media Education Lab, URI-Harrington School, Kingston, R.I.
8. Wendy Grosskopf, the University of Rhode Island
9. Debbie Holmes, dean of libraries, College of Coastal Georgia, St. Simons Island, Ga.
10. Shelley Kenney, humanities specialist, Chariho School District, Wood River Junction, R.I.
11. Gabe Leiner, Run At Space Productions, Boston
12. Mark Marosits,co-founder, Worldways Social Marketing, Newport, R.I.
13. Stefanie Metko, program coordinator, MLIS & dual degree program, Harrington Graduate School of Library & Information Sciences, URI, Kingston, R.I.
14. Paula Myers, teacher-librarian, Lincoln-Sudbury High School, Lincoln, Mass.
15. Tom Ohanian, author, educator/digital-media practitioner, Tom Ohanian Associates, Cranston, R.I.
16. Peter Phipps, managing editor for new media, The Providence Journal, Providence, R.I.
17. Brett Pierce, Executoive Director, Meridian Stories, Freeport, Maine
18. Tom Stites, founder/president, The Banyan Project, Newburyport, Mass.
19. Said Tuzel, assistant professor/visiting scholar, URI