Presentations
Since the project's inception, members of the HuMetricsHSS team — Nicky Agate, Chris Long, Jason Rhody, Bonnie Russell, Simone Sacchi, Bonnie Thornton-Dill, and Penny Weber, as well as previous team members Rebecca Kennison (co-PI 2016-2023) and Stacy Konkiel (co-PI 2016-018) — have given formal presentations in the form of talks, webinars, and poster sessions or have been invited to represent the project in workshops and roundtables.
2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023
2017
- JUNE: Agate, "Impactful Partnerships: Navigating the Evolving Scholarly Communication Landscape with Faculty." American Library Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL.
- JULY: Agate, "Towards Values-Based Evaluation in the Humanities and Social Sciences." Research Evaluation in the Social Sciences and Humanities. Antwerp, Belgium.
- JULY: Sacchi, "HuMetricsHSS: Towards Value-Based Indicators in the Humanities and Social Sciences." LIBER Annual Conference. Patras, Greece.
- AUGUST: Konkiel, "Exploring Values-Based (Alt)metrics to Enhance Library Services." IFLA WLIC 2017. Wrocław, Poland.
- SEPTEMBER: Kennison, "HuMetricsHSS: Exploring the Potential for Altmetrics as Value-Based Indicators." 4 A.M. Altmetrics Conference. Toronto, Canada.
- OCTOBER: Agate and Sacchi, FORCE2017. Berlin, Germany.
- OCTOBER: Konkiel, "Lessons from HuMetricsHSS: Humane Metrics Initiative." Transforming Research 2017. Baltimore, MD
- NOVEMBER: Konkiel, "Hacking Evaluation: Towards Values-Based Professional Advancement Practices for the Digital Humanities." HASTAC. Orlando, FL.
2018
- FEBRUARY: Agate, "Humane Metrics and the Value of Values." Association of Research Libraries Executive Seminar. Denver, CO.
- FEBRUARY: Long, "HuMetricsHSS." Public Philosophy Network. Boulder, CO.
- APRIL: Long, "HuMetricsHSS." Academy for Teaching and Learning. Baylor University, Waco, TX.
- JUNE: Long, "Toxicity, Metrics, and Academic Life." Radical Open Access II - Ethics of Care. Coventry University, UK. Online.
- AUGUST: Agate, "Open Humanities 101." Course. FORCE Scholarly Communication Institute. San Diego, CA.
- SEPTEMBER: Long, "Practicing the Arts of Liberty." Keynote. Association of General and Liberal Studies. Pittsburgh, PA.
- OCTOBER: Rhody. "Posting Signs and Filling Potholes on the Information Superhighway: Toward a Research-Ready Scholarly Infrastructure." Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) beyond Europe. Washington, DC
- OCTOBER: Agate, "HuMetricsHSS: A Values-Based Approach to Transforming the Academy." Transforming Research 2018. Providence, RI
- OCTOBER: Agate, “Values-Based Evaluation in the Library." Digital Library Federation Forum. Las Vegas, NV
"2019
- FEBRUARY: Agate, "Is This Still Working? Incentives to Publish, Metrics, and New Rewards Systems." NISO Virtual Conference and Roundtable.
- MAY: Kennison, "How Do We Know Social and Behavioral Science Matters?" Association for Psychological Science Convention. Washington, DC.
- MAY: Agate, "Openness, Ethics, and Evaluation: The Evolving Landscape of Scholarly Communication in the Humanities." Closing Keynote. Digital Humanities Research Institute. Binghamton, NY.
- MAY: Agate, "Big Challenges in Library Publishing." Closing Plenary. Library Publishing Forum. Vancouver, Canada.
- AUGUST: Agate, "Open Knowledge Practice in Universities." Workshop. Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative, Mauritius.
- SEPTEMBER: Agate, "Towards Measuring What We Value, Rather than Valuing What We Measure." MetroNYC. New York, NY.
- SEPTEMBER: Sacchi, "The Value of Values in the Transition to Open Science: A HumetricsHSS Workshop-in-a-Poster." Open Science Fair. Porto, Portugal.
- OCTOBER: Agate and Long, "Driving Institutional Change for Research Assessment Reform." Workshop. Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Chevy Chase, MD.
- DECEMBER: Agate, "Flipping Open Access Away from APCs: A Values-Based Support Model for Scholarly Communications." Coalition for Networked Information. Washington, DC.
- DECEMBER: Rhody, "Research Impact in the Humanities and Social Sciences." Workshop (organized by Sage Publishing). Mountain View, CA.
2020
- JANUARY: Agate, "Graduate Education Reform." Roundtable. Modern Language Association Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA.
- APRIL: Agate, "HuMetricsHSS." Keynote. ENY/ACRL Spring 2020 Conference (cancelled due to pandemic).
- NOVEMBER: Agate, "From Evaluated Outputs to Values-Embedded Practices: The Power of Focusing on Process in Scholarly Communication" Keynote. Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing. Online.
- NOVEMBER: Rhody, "Social Science Impact Roundtable." Social Science Foo Camp. Online.
2021
- JANUARY: Rhody, "HuMetricsHSS: The Transformative Power of Values-Enacted Scholarship." Modern Language Association Annual Meeting.
- FEBRUARY: Agate, "HuMetricsHSS." Mellon Seminar, Price Lab for Digital Humanities. University of Pennsylvania.
- APRIL: Kennison, "Meaningful Metrics Virtual Roundtable." Panel. National Information Standards Organization.
- SEPTEMBER: Kennison, "Open Humanities: A Values-Based Approach" [poster presentation made by Catherine Cocks]. Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA) Conference. Online.
- OCTOBER: Kennison, "What's the Issue? Impact and Metrics." Society for Scholarly Publishing. Online.
- OCTOBER: Long and Rhody, "What Do We Mean by Research Now?" Roundtable. University of Iowa Obermann Center. Online.
- DECEMBER: Agate, "HuMetricsHSS: A Values-Based Approach to Decision Making in the Academy." University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, PA.
2022
- FEBRUARY: Agate, "Aligning Scholarly Communication Values and Principles Approaches." Educopia Summit.
- MARCH: Agate and Long, "Live Your Values, Transform the Academy." Imagining America Study Group.
- APRIL: Long, Kennison, and Sacchi, "Toward a Values-Aligned Academy." Podcast with Access2Perspectives.
- JUNE: Kennison, "Introduction to HuMetricsHSS." Publishers’ Association of South Africa’s Bibliometrics Working Group. Online.
- NOVEMBER: Rhody, “Publication and the Energy of the Public Humanities: A Future-Focused Workshop.” National Humanities Conference. Los Angeles, CA.
2023
- MARCH: Agate (panel organizer + presenter), "Walking the Talk: Values-Based Decision Making in the Library." Panel. ACRL. Pittsburgh, PA.
- APRIL: Agate, "Scholarship for the Public Good: What We Value, How We Evaluate." Panel. CUNY Graduate Center. New York, NY.
- JUNE: Russell, "Publishing Publicly Engaged Humanities Projects: An Open Educational Resource." Digital Humanities Summer Institute. Victoria, Canada.
- OCTOBER: Agate, "Co-Creating Value in Open Humanities Scholarship." Panel. Rutgers University. New Brunswick, NJ.
2024
- MARCH: Agate, "Enacting Values in Evaluative Practices: Towards a Better Academy." Keynote. Responsible Research Evaluation. Albuquerque, NM.