Keynote:
Scholarly Communication, Open Access, and Cost Saving: Are They Related?
  9:00–10:00

• Charles Phelps
  Provost
  University of Rochester

How to populate
your IR:
Marketing Strategies
  10:30–12:00

• Margret Branschofsky
  DSpace User Support Manager
  MIT
• Susan Gibbons
  Assistant Dean, Public Services & Collection
  University of Rochester
• Catherine Jannik
  Digital Initiatives Manager
  Georgia Institute of Technology
• John Ober
  Director, Policy, Planning and Outreach, Office of Scholarly Communication
  University of California Digital Library

Lunch at noon and snack breaks—
included

Authors’ Agreements, Copyright, and other Legal Issues
  1:30–3:00

• Bill Hubbard
  Project Manager
  SHERPA, University of Nottingham, U.K.
• Gary Ives
  Assistant Director of Acquisitions & Coordinator
  Texas A&M University Libraries
• Morag Greig
  Project Manager, Daedalus
  University of Glasgow, Scotland
• Robert McDonald
  Assistant Director of Libraries
  Florida State University

Poster Session and Reception:
5–7 pm

Formulating IR Policies
  3:30–5:00

• Paula Callan
  Eprint Archive Officer
  Queensland University of
  Technology, Australia
• Syun Tutiya
  Professor
  Chiba University, Japan
• Robert Gerrity
  Head of Systems
  Boston College Library
• Brendan Rapple
  Collection Development Librarian
  O’Neill Library, Boston College
• Esther Hoorn
  Lecturer in cyberlaw
  Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, The Netherlands

IR Business Models
  9:00–10:30

• Rea Devakos
  T-Space Service Coordinator
  University of Toronto Libraries
• Peter Morgan
  Director
  Cambridge University Library
• Mary Barton
  Senior Business Strategist
  MIT
• Eric van de Velde
  Director of Library Information Technology
  California Institute of Technology

Sponsor Presentations
  11:15-12:00

• ProQuest
• CSA
• CrossRef
• Ex Libris
• and JISC will maintain an information table on the Back Terrace throughout the workshop

Lunch at noon and snack breaks—
included

Facilitated Roundtable Discussions
  1:00–2:00

• Learning Object Repositories
• Archives
• Working papers/gray literature
• Theses and dissertations
• Datasets and other digital material
• Journal e-print articles (preprints and postprints)
• Preservation

Choosing an IR Platform
  1:00–2:00

• Johann van Reenen
  Assistant Dean for Public and Research Services
  University of New Mexico
• William Nixon
  Project Manager
  Glasgow University Library
• Theo Andrew
  Project Manager Edinburgh University Library

Shared Goals, Different Approaches
  1:00–2:00

• Susan Copeland
  Project Manager
  The Robert Gordon University Library, U.K
• James King
  Chief Librarian
  Naval Research Laboratory
• K.T. Anuradha
  National Centre for Science Information
  Indian Institute of Science

Open Access Legislation Update
  2:30–3:30

• Rick Johnson
  Director
  SPARC
• Dave Zook
  Managing Partner
  B&D Sagamore
• David Prosser
  Director
  SPARC Europe

Closing remarks: Institutional repositories can and should contribute to academic branding

• Jean-Claude Guédon
  Professor of Comparative Literature
  Université de Montréal