37th SALIS Conference Presentations 2015

Linking Worlds of Knowledge: SALIS, an International Pathway
Presentations and Posters: April 28 – May 1, 2015
San Diego, CA

See the complete 2015 conference program for abstracts and contact information for all of the presentations.

Presentations & Posters

Wednesday, April 29

Open During Renovation: Open Science & Libraries Judit Ward, Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University

Hathi Trust’s Digital Archive
Martha Hruska, University of California, San Diego

The SALIS Collection Unveiled: Building an ATOD Digital Archive
Andrea Mitchell, SALIS

SALIS Digs Project: Canadian Libraries Sheila Lacroix, Centre on Addiction & Mental Health

SALIS Digs Project: Internet Archive & Open Library Barb Weiner, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Notes

SALIS Database for the Digs Project: Nuts & Bolts
Nancy Sutherland, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute, UW Handout: Example & Tips

SALIS Digs Project: European Perspective Christine Goodair, Int’l Centre for Drug Policy, St. George’s Univ. of London

Image Conscious: Simplifying Complex Data with Visualization
Bill Bejarano, Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University

Make Your Team Awesome: Strategies for Developing a High-Functioning Team
Courtney Drysdale, RMC Health

Short Attention Span Theater: Instructional Design for Optimal Learning Meg Brunner, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute, UW

Thursday, April 30

Language Matters: The Power of Words
Judit Ward, Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University

Language Matters: Definitions, Taxonomy, and Tagging
Christine Goodair, Int’l Centre for Drug Policy, St. George’s Univ. of London

Language Matters: Terminology in the Scientific Alcohol Literature
Bill Bejarano, Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University

Systematic Searching: Introducing & Laying the Groundwork
Karen Haskett, University of California, San Diego

Systematic Searching: Good Practice for Searching Topics on Alcohol, Tobacco, & other Drugs
Sheila Lacroix, Centre on Addiction & Mental Health

Systematic Searching: Reporting the Evidence
Karen Palmer & Chad Dubeau, Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse

Facilitating the Sharing of Pools & Seas of Knowledge through Channeling Information More Effectively
Christine Goodair, International Centre for Drug Policy, St. George’s Univ. of London

Shared Risk & Protective Factors for Adolescent MH and SA: Adolescent Suicide in Indiana & the U.S. & Why Hispanic Girls are Particularly at Risk
Barbara Seitz de Martinez, Indiana University

Friday, May 1

Infrastructure in Addiction Science: The Emergence of an Interdisciplinary Field
Thomas Babor, University of Connecticut

Development of a Comprehensive Health Promotion AOD Prevention Initiative for a University
James Lange, San Diego State University

Marijuana Legalization: Lessons from Alcohol Control (and Common Sense)
Thomas Babor, University of Connecticut

Marijuana: Next Steps — Adapting Campus Prevention Efforts in a Changing Legal Environment
James Lange, San Diego State University

Marijuana Legalization: Examining the Conflict Between Federal & State Law
John Minan, University of San Diego

Posters

The Retention Toolkit: A Resource to Improve Retention & Engagement in SUD Treatment
Jennifer Velotta, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute, UW

Finding Substance Abuse Resources for Your Community: An Interactive Online Training & Toolkit for Washington State
Meg Brunner, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute, UW

Creating a Health Library Toolkit for Measuring & Communicating Value
Sheila Lacroix, Centre on Addiction & Mental Health

Scholarly Selfies in Addiction: Your Online Professional Profile
Bill Bejarano & Judit Ward, Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies;
Aniko Dudas, Catholic University (Hungary)

Books That Get to You: Bibliotherapy in Addictions Judit Ward & Bill Bejarano, Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies; Maria Palotai, Nat’l Health Policy Library (Hungary); Beatix Kovacs, Nat’l Health Science Library of Hungary