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CSA 2017

Welcome to the interactive web schedule for CitSci2017! For tips on how to navigate this site, visit the "Helpful Info" section. To return to the main Citizen Science Association website, go to: http://citizenscience.org/association/conferences/citsci2017/. All events will be held at the St. Paul RiverCentre unless otherwise noted.

PLEASE NOTE: Adding agenda items to your schedule through this app does not sign you up for a session. If an agenda item says "pre-registration required" or charges an additional fee, you need to add the item to your registration through the online registration system (https://citizenscience.member365.com/ then select "manage event registrations"), or stop by the registration desk onsite.

Carrie Seltzer

S&T Policy Fellowships
2016-17 Energy, Environment & Agriculture Fellow
Washington D.C. Metro Area

I'm interested in the intersection of citizen science and open science, as well as open data, biodiversity projects, and bioblitzes. My previous position was as a program manager for citizen science at the National Geographic Society where I worked on bioblitzes with the National Park Service and iNaturalist. I currently work on open data policy with the Belmont Forum e-Infrastructures & Data Management initiative (watch for upcoming multinational funding opportunities).

10:00am CDT

WORKSHOP & WORKING GROUP: Elevating the Value of Citizen Science Projects by Understanding and Communicating Data Quality / CSA Data and Metadata Working Group (pre-registration required - SOLD OUT) Meeting Room 4

6:30pm CDT

Opening Reception Offsite: Science Museum of Minnesota

7:00am CDT

Meet the Feds Breakfast Reception Meeting Rooms 2 & 3

8:00am CDT

Keynote Presentation: Dr. Marc Edwards, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Virginia Tech; LeeAnne Walters, Coalition for Clean Water BallroomDr. Marc Edwards

10:00am CDT

A-01: Symposium: Advanced Data Sharing Meeting Rooms 2 & 3

11:15am CDT

B-02: Symposium: Waypoints of Science Meeting Rooms 4, 5 & 6

12:15pm CDT

Lunch & Poster Session #1 Ballroom

1:45pm CDT

A-03: Are Decisions Being Made with the Data we Collect? Meeting Rooms 2 & 3

3:00pm CDT

Roundtables: Tools for Citizen Science Ballroom

4:15pm CDT

C-05: Breaking Down Walls to Science Practice Meeting Rooms 7, 8 & 9

5:30pm CDT

Project Slam! Ballroom

8:00am CDT

Keynote Presentation: Dr. Ellen Jorgensen, Co-Founder, Executive Director of Genspace, a community biolab BallroomDr. Ellen Jorgensen

9:00am CDT

A-06: Data Collection: Reflecting on What Makes a Dataset Robust Meeting Rooms 2 & 3

10:15am CDT

D-07: Symposium: A Diversity of BioBlitz Approaches Meeting Rooms 10, 11 & 12

11:15am CDT

Community Bioblitz Meeting Room 1

11:30am CDT

B-08: A Listening Session about Citizen Science and Science Learning Meeting Rooms 4, 5 & 6 D-08: Symposium: Evidence-based principles to guide project owners in the co-management of project participants within the SciStarter ecosystem Meeting Rooms 10, 11 & 12

12:30pm CDT

Lunch & Poster Session #2 Ballroom

2:15pm CDT

E-09: Web Development Insights Meeting Rooms 13, 14 & 15

3:30pm CDT

C-10: Symposium: Building engaged citizen science communities through libraries Meeting Rooms 7, 8 & 9 E-10: Symposium: A Global Movement: CS Around the World from a Scientific-Social-Cultural-Political Context Meeting Rooms 13, 14 & 15

5:00pm CDT

A 'Night in the Cloud' Closing Reception - Open to the Public Ballroom

8:30am CDT

WORKSHOP: Writing Competitive Proposals to Federal Agencies (pre-registration required) Intercontinental Hotel - State Room 2

12:00pm CDT

Public Citizen Science Festival at the Science Museum of Minnesota (free admission with CSA namebadge) Offsite: Science Museum of Minnesota