July 19, 2017 Creating a Government Document Disciple, Spreading the Word to

Librarians and the Community about the GREATNESS of Our Collections. Webinar

presented by the FDLP Academy.

• August 3, 2017 Escalex training. Training provided by vendor rep for the food regulations

database, Escalex.

• August 8, 2017 Government Information Resources for Proposal Writing. Webinar

presented by the FDLP Academy.

• October 5, 2017 How Laws are Made: The Legislature. Webinar presented by the FDLP

Academy.

• October 10, 2017 How Laws are Made: The Administrative Agencies. Webinar

presented by the FDLP Academy.

• October 24, 2017 How Laws are Made: The Courts. Webinar presented by the FDLP

Academy.

• November 16, 2017 New Data Tools from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).

Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.

• December 6, 2017 Introduction to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

(HUD) Data. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.

• January 25, 2018 Introduction to Data from the National Center for Health Statistics

(NCHS). Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.

• January 25, 2018 Resources from the National Agriculture Library. Webinar presented

by the North Carolina Library Association’s Help! I’m an Accidental Government

Information Librarian Series.

March 14, 2018 Federal Government Databases and Websites: A Surprising Source of
State and Local Data. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.

• March 15, 2018 OSTI.GOV: Making Science More Open, Efficient, and Reproducible.
  Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• March 22, 2018, Data by Census Tracts from the CDC and USDA. Webinar presented
  by the FDLP Academy.
• March 28, 2018, Knowledge is Power: Assessing Collections for Preservation Planning.
  Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• March 29, 2018, Census Data: Accessing Geographies within Geographies. Webinar
  presented by the FDLP Academy.
• April 26, 2018, Census Business Builder 2.3: What’s New. Webinar presented by the
  FDLP Academy.
• April 30, 2018, Collection Stewardship: Protecting the Access Rights of Present and
  Future Users. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• May 2, 2018, Enhancing Your Intelligence Agency Information Resource IQ: Pt. 1: The
  Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Webinar presented by the FDLP
  Academy.
• May 16, 2018, Considering the Census: How Past Questions about Race and Ethnicity
  Can Help Predict Future Questions about Gender and Sexuality. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• June 7, 2018, Census Bureau Data Access. Webinar presented by the North Carolina
  Library Association’s Help! I’m an Accidental Government Information Librarian Series.
• June 12, 2018, Enhancing your Intelligence Agency Information Resource IQ: PT. 2: The
  Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
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  Rank: Librarian II Primary Division: Collections
  Secondary Assignment: Cataloging
• June 14, 2018, American Indian and Alaskan Native Documents in the Congressional
  Serial Set: 1817-1899. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• June 18, 2018, We’re Here, We’re Queer, and We’re in the Public Record: Federal
  Government Documents on the LGBT Movement. Webinar presented by the FDLP
  Academy.
• July 31, 2018, Update to the Census Bureau’s New Dissemination Platform. Webinar
  presented by the FDLP Academy.
• August 20-28, 2018, NACO Training, MSU Libraries, Lucas Mak.
• September 12, 2018, Using The DOE Data Explorer (DDE) To Find DOE-Funded
  Research Data. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• September 18, 2018. Enhancing Your Intelligence Agency Information Resources IQ:
  Part 3 Defense Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency. Webinar presented
  by the FDLP Academy.
• February 8, 2019, Census Sources Outside of American FactFinder. Webinar presented
  by the North Carolina Library Association’s Help! I’m an Accidental Government
  Information Librarian Series.
• February 21, 2019, The Role of the Vendor in Integrating Diversity, Inclusion & Social
  Justice into Collection Management. Presented by Jenny Hudson (GOBI) at the MSU
  Libraries’ Art of Liaison, Instruction, and Selection Series.
  March 8, 2019, Data Literacy Bootcamp. All day data literacy event organized by MiALA
  on how to incorporate aspects of data literacy into teaching, research, and professional
• April 16, 2019, The 2017 Economic Census: A Preview of What’s New and What’s
• Coming Soon. Webinar presented by the Census Bureau.
• April 18, 2019, Teaching and Learning Beyond the Classroom: Get Creative with Non-
  Course Library Instruction. Presentation by the MSU Libraries’ Art of Liaison series.
• June 5, 2019, Who, What, Where, When and How? Legislative Research When You’ve
  Reached the End of What You Know. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• June 5, 2019, Hidden Gems and Where to Find Them on census.gov. Webinar
  presented by the Census Bureau.
• June 13, 2019, FDLP PURL Usage Report – Analyzing Usage of Digital FDLP
  Resources. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• June 20, 2019, New Updates to data.census.gov. Webinar presented by the Census
  Bureau.
• July 25, 2019, Providing Access to Digital Documents. Webinar presented by the FDLP
• Academy.
• August 29, 2019, Census Business Builder 2.6: What’s New. Webinar presented by the
  FDLP Academy.
• July 25, 2019, Exploring Census Data: Healthcare. Webinar presented by the Census
  Bureau.
• September 5, 2019, data.census.gov: Navigating a New Site for Census Bureau Data.
  Webinar presented by the Census Bureau.
• September 12, 2019, The 2017 Economic Census First Look: How to Access it on
  data.census.gov. Webinar presented by the Census Bureau.
• September 18, 2019, Discover Economic History with FRASER. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• September 19, 2019, Industry Research using the Economic Census. Webinar
  presented by the North Carolina Library Association’s Help! I’m an Accidental
  Government Information Librarian Series.
• December 5, 2019, Defense Department Statistical Resources. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• December 5, 2019, data.census.gov: Q & A. Webinar presented by the Census Bureau.
• January 21, 2020, Accessing the Economic Census for Local Area Data on
  data. census.gov. Webinar presented by the Census Bureau.
• January 29, 2020, 2020 Census and How It Will Impact Libraries. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• January 30, 2020, Introduction to OpenRefine: Using Open Software to Weed and
  Manage your Government Documents Collection. Webinar presented by the FDLP
  Academy.
• January 30, 2020, World Bank Online Resources Every Government Information
  Librarian Should Know About. Webinar presented by the North Carolina Library
  Association’s Help! I’m an Accidental Government Information Librarian Series.
• February 18, 2020, 2020 Decennial Census Operations. Webinar presented by the
  Census Bureau.
• February 19, 2020, Collecting and Tabulating Ethnicity and Race Responses in the 2020
  Census. Webinar presented by the Census Bureau.
• February 24, 2020, Quest I Foundations (Introduction to LGBTQA+ Identities).
  Presentation at the MSU Libraries by the LBGT Resource Center.
• March 11, 2020, Women-Owned Businesses. Webinar presented by the Census
  Bureau.
• Open Educational Resources — Build a Lesson Using Free Government Resources.
• April 7, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Your City, Your Issues – Civic Engagement Workshops for Staff and Students. April 20,
• Webinar presented by the Help! I’m an accidental Government Information series.
• Open Web Resources Available from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
  Geospatial Management Office (GMO). April 29, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP
  Academy.
• Overview of COVID-19 and CDC’s Response to the Pandemic with a Highlight of
  Federal COVID-19 Resources. May 5, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Not Just in English Anymore: Locating and Using Government Resources in Other
  Languages. May 15, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Introducing Documents Data Miner 3 – The Next Generation FDLP Data Mining and
  Collection Management Tool. May 20, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Cataloging and Indexing at the U.S. Government Publishing Office. May 26, 2020.
  Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Impact of COVID 19 to 2020 Census Operations. May 28, 2020. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• The Presidential Records Act in the Age of Twitter. June 2. 2020. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• What Should Librarians Know About Differential Privacy and the 2020 Census? June 10,
• Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Government Documents Exhibits: Planning and Developing Your Own. June 17, 2020.
  Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Digital Collections at the Law Library of Congress: Past, Present and Future. June 30,
• Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Aliens in Arizona, the Bermuda Triangle, and Area 13: Answering Controversial
• Questions From Our Users, Calming Fears, and Promoting Government Information as
• Reliable and Accurate. July 16, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• What were they thinking?! Exploring America’s voting preferences and attitudes using
  the American National Election Study. July 16, 2020. Webinar presented by the Help! I’m
  an accidental Government Information series.
• Promoting Government Information and Your FDLP Collection in Your Website, August
  16, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Cite It with Style! How to Cite Government Information Resources like a Pro. September
  15, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Secrets of the Super Searchers. September 22, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP
  Academy.
• Census Microdata: What, Why and Where. October 13, 2020. Webinar presented by the
  Help! I’m an accidental Government Information series.
• Society, Culture and Politics: The Government has Resources to Make you Socially,
  Culturally and Politically Educated. November 19, 2020. Webinar presented by the FDLP
  Academy.
• Current Population Survey: the Labor Survey for the United States. January 21, 2021.
  Webinar presented by the Help! I’m an accidental Government Information series.
• Proposed Legislative Changes for the FDLP. January 28, 2021. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.

Improved Navigation on data.census.gov. December 7, 2021. Webinar presented by the
Census Bureau.

• In the Midst of Mega Misinformation: Government Information Is Still Reliable. October 28,

1. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.

• U.S. Congressional Set Collection Debuting on govinfo. September 29, 2021. Webinar
  presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Delving into the U.S. Congressional Serial Set. September 21, 2021. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• Census Bureau Sources for American Indian and Alaska Native Research. August 19,

1. Webinar presented by the Census Bureau.

• Federal Courts: Structure, Jurisdiction, & Research. August 5, 2021. Webinar presented by
  the FDLP Academy.
• Take a Break from the Printed Word: Explore Non-Print Audio and Video Resources of the
  U.S. Government. August 3, 2021. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Impact of Pandemic on the American Community Survey. July 29, 2021. Webinar
  presented by the Census Bureau.
• Code of Federal Regulations: Tracking Updated Regulations. June 24, 2021. Webinar
• Presented by the FDLP Academy.
• Making the Most of Mapping on data.census.gov. May 26, 2021. Webinar presented by the
  Census Bureau.
• Finding Valuable Scientific, Technical, and Business Information by Using Technical
  Reports Databases. April 14, 2021. Webinar presented by the FDLP Academy.

2022-2023

Webinars presented by the FDLP Academy:

• Foreign Trade Data Before the Advent of Online Sources.
• New and High Frequency Data Products
• The Experiment of Employing Females as Clerks Has Been…a Success
• FDLP PURL Usage Report – Analyzing Usage of Digital FDLP Resources
• Daniel Inouye Center for Asia-Pacific Strategic Studies Information Resources
  Researching Federal Congressional Committee Hearings
• Weeding Tangible Federal Depository Collections
• Exploring Cataloging of Federal Government Documents at GPO
• Finding Statistics at the U.S. Department of Education
• In Focus: Flickr and the Library of Congress
• George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies Information Resources
• CDC’s Center for State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Support: Overview and Resources
• Govinfo Tutorials
• Discovering Education Research through ERIC
• There’s A Month for That: Exploring Federal Government Resources for Diverse Monthly
  Celebrations
• Inside the Monthly Labor Review: 107 Years of Historical Data
• Next Gen Finding Aid Website, the Bureau of Indian Affairs Photograph Finding Aid
• Maritime Administration Information Resources: Introduction to Its Economic, Maritime, and
  National Security Information Resources
• Using Science.gov to Access U.S. Government Science Information
• An Introduction to StatsAmerica’s Most Popular Tools
• Connecting with your Communities: Promoting Voter & Civic Engage\
• William J. Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies Information Resources
• Census Trade Tools for the FDLP
• Preservation Services for the FDLP: Preserving the National Collection for Present and Future
  Users
• Show & Tell – Cards of the Historic Shelf-list
• Federal Open Data – 2022 Update
• Knowing NAICS: Understanding the Way the Government Classifies Industries
• Access to Court Resources: PACER, court records, and more
• Science Resources at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Libraries
• Can I Get That In My Language And How Do I Know | Can Trust It?
• Separation of Church and State: What Does the Government Publish About Religion?
• Chronicling America: Using Historical Newspapers

23-24

• Words Matter for the CSU: Inclusive Description Task Force. Webinar about best practices for
• inclusive cataloging.
• What’s New and Different with OLAC Cataloging Best Practices. Webinar.
• Dropping the Other I-Word: Local LCSH Replacements. Core webinar about replacing unethical
  or problematic subject headings.
• Midwest National Collection Service Area Print Distribution. GPO webinar on the new limited
  distribution of print materials issued through the Federal Depository Library Program.
• Using Critical Reflection to Navigate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Issues. Core webinar.
  Webinars presented by the FDLP Academy:
• How the National Security Archive Uses the FOIA to Expand Access to Our History
• How to find Old SuDoc Classification Numbers
• The 1950s Census
• Secrets of the Super Searchers II – Statistics
• Finding Social Science Data using Federal and State Resources
• Data Librarianship
• GovInfo API Overview and Search Service Preview
• USPTO Intellectual Property Resources
• Paper Maps & Rogue TIGERs: Using Government Documents to Digitize 1980 Census Blocks
  for IPUMS NHGIS
• Secrets of the Super Searchers III – Law
• Data.census.gov
• Promoting Your Federal Documents Collection
• Resources at the National Indian Law Library
• Secrets of the Super Searchers IV – Old School Wisdom, New School Tools for Difficult
  Questions

24-25

NACO (Name Authority Cooperative Project) training led by Autumn Faulkner

• BTAA Critical and Anti-Racist Pedagogy Symposium
• How to receive MARC records for your U.S. government document titles from OCLC

GODORT Webinars and Chats

• Combating Voter Suppression: What Can Libraries Do?
• Democratic Engagement: Supporting Students as Engaged Citizens
• Government Information in Evidence Synthesis: Challenges & Opportunities
• Practical ways we are addressing Federal government information websites disappearing during
  an Executive transition
• Library Communities and Impact to Cataloging Operations without CRDP and Marcive

L2 training webinars to help me better support our users with using the L2 voter data product.

• Voter Focus. DataMapping basics on using L2 for political campaigns, research, and analysis.
• Consumer Focus. DataMapping basics using the L2 national consumer file.
• Constituent Focus. DataMapping basics for government users at the Federal, State and Local
  levels for constituent targeting and outreach.
  Webinars attended, presented by the FDLP Academy:
• Introducing FDLP Data Manager (FDM) – a new tool to assist in managing FDLP collections
• Researching Women’s, Gender, and LGBTQIA+ Perspectives at the Library of Congress
• Working with Your Library’s Item Selection Profile
• Depository Selection Information Management System (DSIMS)
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Institutional Repository (IR)
  Implementing Public Access
• We’re Here, We’re Queer, and We’re in the Public Record: Federal Government Documents on
  the LGBTQ Movement: 2024 Update
• Data.gov: Update on OPEN Government Data Act Implementation
• Taking the Department to the People: Editing Wikipedia to Help Ensure Equitable Access to
  USDA National Agricultural Library Resources and Collections
• Empowering Democracy: Unlocking the GODORT Voter & Elections Toolkit
• Discovery of Indigenous Publication Records by using USGS Geology Research Tools

Webinars attended, presented by the FDLP Academy:

• Open Government: Using Fed Docs to Build and Enhance Open Education Resources

• Positive Law: Reenacting Federal Law for Statutory Clarity

• DiscoverGov: A New Search Tool for Federal Government Information