IASSIST, the data professionals conference, is coming! It will be a packed week including two days of pre-conference administrative meetings. 
And here are the sessions I have on my schedule. I’ll add notes/links to presentations as the become available, if you are interested.
Day 1, June 6
Plenary: Creating new types of data from documents and administrative records: a use case from science policy, Julia I. Lane, Senior Managing Economist, American Institutes for Research (AIR)
Session 1: Research Data Management: assessments and planning
- DataONE: A Glimpse into the Practices of Data Managers, Eleanor J Read, University of Tennessee
- DMVitals: A Data Management Assessment Recommendations Tool, Sherry Lake, University of Virginia Library
- Data Management Planning for Secure Services (DMP-SS), Fortunato D Castillo, UCL Institute of Child Health
- Data in Common(s): Collaborative Models for Robust Data Support, Samantha Guss, New York University
Session 2: Institutional Repositories and Data
Session 3: Pecha Kucha A
Day 2, June 7
Plenary: Managing Federal Research Data, Mike Wash, Chief Information Officer, US National Archive (NARA)
Session 1: Collaboration and Data Support
- The Power of Collaboration Throughout the Data Life Cycle: Case Studies From OCUL and Beyond, Amber Leahey, Scholars Portal, Ontario Council of University Libraries
- Johns Hopkins University Data Management Services: Reviewing Our First Year, David S Fearon, Johns Hopkins University
- Establishing collaborative networks in supporting data, Carol M Perry, University of Guelph
- Integrating Numeric, Statistical, and Geospatial Data Services for Graduate Students, Maria A Jankowska, UCLA Charles E. Young Research Library
Session 2: Supporting online access to geospatial, micro-, and qualitative data
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VizLab: A Tool for the Interactive Exploration of Geospatial Election Data on the Web, Adam Schaal, The Center for Socio-Political Data, Sciences Po University,
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Open source solutions for open microdata: The IHSN Tools, Matthew Welch, The World Bank
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Implementation of DDI in the National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico, Eric M Rodriguez, National Institute of Statistics and Geography
Session 3: Data Professionals
- Archives as a market regulator, or how can archives connect supply and demand?, Laurence Horton, GESIS-Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
- Spline and demand: a profession interpolates, Jennifer A Green, University of Michigan Library
- The State of Education for Data Curation and Librarianship, Susan R Rathbun-Grubb, University of South Carolina, School of Library and Information
- Data Management Training to Support Faculty Research Needs: Lessons Learned, Ryan Womack, Rutgers University Libraries
Day 3, June 8
Session 1: Data management and curation interest group presents: Managing government data assets
Session 2: Data Stewardship: Increasing the Integrity and Effectiveness of Science and Scholarship
- Mary Bohman, Economic Research Service Administrator, USDA Economic Research Service (ERS)
- Joseph T. Reilly, National Agricultural Statistics Service Acting Administrator, USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS)
- Mitch Morehart, Deputy Director for Data and Staff Analysis, USDA Economic Research Service (ERS)
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