Maureen Clements (SUNY): While we're waiting.
Cori Wilhelm: All right. You can take it away.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Great.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Hello, everyone, and welcome to our quarterly oles. Update. Today is March 4, th and for some enthusiasts, march 4th is a fun day, because it's a sentence you just have to admit. Add the You or admit the you sorry.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): All right, let's go to the 1st slide. So we're gonna do some general updates, general housekeeping things. And then we're going to go into functional updates. I don't think this session is going to be too long, because we have lots of lots of different sessions scheduled throughout the rest of the semester to address different issues and things that have come up so
Maureen Clements (SUNY): 10 days till Pi day. That's right. So great. All right.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So we've got lots and lots of updates. We want to welcome Dr. Julie Hartley Moore, who is our new Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic affairs.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): She's joining the Provost's office and Ds. Which is where Oles reports to Ds. Ds. Will be reporting to Dr. Hartley Moore and I just got out of a meeting with her, and she's wonderful. So we really look forward to working with her. She comes to us from her prior position was the Associate Commissioner and Chief Academic Officer for the Utah system of higher education.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and I don't know if y'all saw this press release. But I'm going to put it in the chat for y'all, in case you want to take a look
Maureen Clements (SUNY): great.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Also, we're really really excited to announce that Justin dice is our new digital initiatives program manager and support specialist. Justin comes to us from the University of Buffalo, where he was the e-resources discovery and access librarian.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): He also, prior to that, he worked for Damon College with lots of experience as a reference librarian and also doing institutional repositories. So Justin's just started this past Thursday. So if you have not met with Justin, I'm sure you will. You're going to see him around and thank you so much, Justin. We're really, really excited that you're here. So
Maureen Clements (SUNY): okay, a couple of other updates, we do have some positions that are that we're in the middle of hiring, for there is an opening working under Kim and Dias. That's in that position is the Eit Assistant Provost. Excuse me. It's the assistant Provost for electronic and information technology accessibility. And so that's going to be a big push in the coming years. And we're really, hopefully, I think that that's in the final stages.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): We also have a in within oles itself. We have an opening for an associate director for licensing and business operations. And that's where, as I said, we're in. We're in the midst of that job search. And finally, I believe that there is a new job opening within Ds for a business manager as well. So really, they're doing lots of work in that business business manager and business operations realm. So I will send out a link to that later on.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Ipads. That's another big one that we've got coming up. That is due. The submission date is April second. So you're going to want to follow your school's deadlines. But that's the submission for key stakeholders, and we do have some dashboards. If you have any questions, please reach out for help. info@suniolas.liveanswers.com, and we're here to help you. So
Maureen Clements (SUNY): the rate.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So that's it for sort of high level. General updates
Maureen Clements (SUNY): go to the next slide here.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Alright so
Maureen Clements (SUNY): I'm sure a lot of y'all have already are aware of this big, big, huge news that is happening in our library spaces, particularly when it comes to licensing ebooks, you know, Proquest recently announced that they're going to be. There's it's sort of a 3 phased
Maureen Clements (SUNY): changes in August 2025. There will be no more print book ordering Via Oasis or Rialto.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and then on October 31st there will be no more ebook purchases. One, you know. I would say no more proquest ebook purchases. I want to make that clear. You will be able to purchase other ebooks from other vendors through Rialto. But there will be no more ebook purchases for proquest, and they're also sunsetting their Dda and their Eba structures. So that's going to be a big, huge change.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And then finally, on December 1st they are going to Sunset oasis. They're going to only go with Rialto.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So this does affect a lot of our schools. Not everyone is affected. So I do want to recognize that. But we are going to have a listening session this Thursday, where we're going to review the issues and talk about. Yes, you can still buy subscription packages. Thank you, Michelle. We're going to survey impact as well. So let's slip to the next slide part of what we're really going to be talking about are ways that we can lessen the impact for our schools.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): I don't think that they'll be making many changes to this decision. But we do. I do want to really get a handle on where you want us to be moving towards. Should we pursue an ebook subscription deal with proquest. I'd love to talk to them at least to see what the price points are and see what we're looking at.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): thinking about convening a task force to review or suggest alternative methods for ebook purchases.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): We're we're reaching out to. I've already talked to Ebsco. We're planning a session for March 20th to review all their their options. They are they are making available. If you do have books that you own perpetual access, you can work with Ebsco to transition those to their platform. We'll have a lot more information on what that looks like when we have that session.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Thank you. yeah, we'll we'll absolutely post it there. Sarah. So
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And we are going to be reaching out to as many Ogs vendors that offer ebook packages. So we have, or at least different methods for securing ebooks. So we have an idea of what, where we can really take this.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And as I mentioned, not all schools are affected by that change. So
Maureen Clements (SUNY): so we're going to talk a lot more. And I've been really thinking about what are ways. So if you have ideas please please share. I'd love to hear your thoughts on that.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): But one thing that I do want to mention is that you know I mean, I think we're all upset with proquest. But from from my perspective, I think we need to look for solutions going forward, and that's where we really should be expending our energy
Maureen Clements (SUNY): alright.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And another project that we've got coming up. That's going to be just really impactful as well. In addition to all of these deadlines that we have looming for the proquest ebook changes. We also have title to accessibility guidelines the deadline for that is April 2026. For implementing changes.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Suny is doing a couple of introductory sessions. I know that we've been doing a lot of planning. Suny has been doing a lot of planning in this area. But there are a couple of sessions that I highly recommend signing up for the Suny Inclusion quest which is in happening right now. I have a link here that I can share. If you haven't already signed up, they're going to be talking about the guidelines and also about procurement. There's a lot of changes happening in the procurement as well.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): We also have the Eit Library Subcommittee, which is led by Rebecca Oling from purchase and Carly Spina from fit. They are working on reviewing the library accessibility guidelines that we have currently and refreshing them, and so that they can be
Maureen Clements (SUNY): easily looked at and and thinking about, how do we present them?
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And I think, for the fall? What what I'm looking at is convening in accessibility either a task group or an interest group to help
Maureen Clements (SUNY): the
Maureen Clements (SUNY): help as a place where people can come to talk about guidance or issues, you know, sharing ideas, best practices for for how to actually implement this. And we know it's going to be a big lift. So we just want to have a place where people can gather and talk about that.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Another thing that we're actually doing. And this was on the recommendation of Rebecca and Carly was to explore participation. And we're going to do that in the Library Accessibility Alliance. And what that is. I'm going to pop that link into the chat as well. That is an organization that is consortial based.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And there's about 6 or 7 consortia working together to evaluate electronic resources in libraries of the Vpats. Things like that. So I'm going to be attending a session tomorrow.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Florida virtual library consortia amongst their group to talk more about what that level of effort looks like, and we'll continue to explore these options. If you have any thoughts or ideas about this, or you're interested in potentially participating. If this is something we decide to go forward with, please let us know it does. It does require participation from folks in our consortia.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So yeah, so I think I'm glad to hear that. And I know that when we have mentioned this, there has been strong people are strongly in favor of this. So really looking forward to exploring this more
Maureen Clements (SUNY): great.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): all right. So another. There's so many, right? And we're always dealing with so much here. But we've got Oclc updates. So we just recently shared ill data with all the suny libraries to help you make informed cost effective decisions about resource sharing.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): I think we know that it's possible that some of our schools may be looking at additional budget crunches coming in the future, and we want to make sure that you have enough information, particularly about some of these things that are a little more hidden to make decisions about your budget
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and your cost. Use cost effectiveness of these products. So thank you to Tim for huge amounts of work, putting that data together and sharing that across. And we are going to be doing the same for the cataloging and 1st search data. Marcy and Michelle have been really crunching numbers. We've been working with Oclc. To deeply understand what these statistics mean and how they're calculated.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): We're going to be having another session similar to the resource sharing session where we will review this, and we will share this data out with you.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Just a note that that's right. Just to note we're on the tilt a world of Oclc. But I think for cataloging, we do have to remember that we do need to continue with cataloging subscriptions, whether that be CAD express or cataloging through, because we do use the Nz.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And the Nc. Does. We are cataloging in Oclc. And uploading records from there. So
Maureen Clements (SUNY): we're planning a session on collection manager and 1st search, because we know that there's been some changes in that with the worldcat discovery, and we ourselves are trying to wrap our heads around that. What's happening with the new Api, and how they've made those changes. So we are planning that session. We'll let you know
Maureen Clements (SUNY): when we've got a permanent date. And so we put on the calendar and we'll send that out.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Also. I did want to share with you that there are changes to Oclc's governance structure. I don't know why there's an N there. The N is underlined. But I was throwing this together this morning. But please go out there and take a look. They've made some really big changes to how the Global Council and the governance structure of Oclc. And I did want to share that with you.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So you're aware
Maureen Clements (SUNY): great and just some general alma primo cleanup, and
Maureen Clements (SUNY): general a primo cleanup. We excuse me not cleanup. But thinking about when we did our
Maureen Clements (SUNY): tour with ex libras. One of the big questions that came up was quality assurance, you know. Qa. Quality assurances, you know, testing systems and having processes in place to test systems. For when you put out releases. So Claudia Bellby, who is our is our. She's our sort of our product manager. She's like, not our product manager, but she's like our excuse me, our customer service Rep.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): She set up a session for Wednesday, April second, and for Tamar Gaynor, who is going to be doing is conducting a session, and how they do quality assurance in the community zone. So we're really looking forward to this session. We're planning on a couple of other sessions trying to make this potentially an occasional series where we focus on quality assurance and primo before releases and maybe quality assurance on Alma. We're still sort of lining up what lining up, what that looks like.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So but so stay tuned, and we'd love for you to join us on April second
Maureen Clements (SUNY): just a just a quick moment to have any. Just want to stop for a second. See, is there anybody have any questions or anything on the general updates?
April Davies: Do we have a link for the April 4th session.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): The April second session.
April Davies: Yeah. Sorry.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): April 4.th Wait! I can't remember what day it is.
April Davies: April second. It's 4, 2, not that might be.
Susan Perry: It in right now. I got it right now. Thank you.
Susan Perry: Okay. Great great.
Susan Davis (UB): Yeah, I just had a a question. You talked about the business manager. Being.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Recruited.
Susan Davis (UB): Is, is that part of why, maybe we haven't seen the recharges for
Susan Davis (UB): 2025, the you know ones that normally come in December.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): You know I'm I'm not sure because I you know I'm not. I'm not with system admin administration. I know I have been asking when those are going to be updated. But it's possible, Susan, I'm I'm not. We're not sure so, and there is some updates, some changes within the business office itself and system administration. So that's that is potentially
Maureen Clements (SUNY): cause it just looks like we have too much money left. And we know that's not true.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): That's right. That's right. So those direct charges have not hit yet. From that first, st that 1st session we're gonna talk a little bit more about that. So I have that in my update. But we're keeping track on that.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Any other questions.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Okay, okay, let's go to functional update highlights.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Alright. So so much has been happening in the different areas and functions. And I do want to thank Marci Strong for all the incredible work that she has been doing, and the Smsp
Maureen Clements (SUNY): group as well for a huge lift. The metadata standards and policies working group reviewed the metadata policies which have been placed since 2019, and the review is complete. So huge congrats to that, and lots of changes in there that Marcy and the team is going to be talking about. On Wednesday, March 12.th
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So great.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): okay, great. So we'd love for oops if you could go back up there. One more.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Okay.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And also, thank you, Marcy. Thank you so much for putting that through.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And then another project that the group has been working on is authority control jobs.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So that was one of the policies that when we 1st went live we did not have authority control in our system, and there were a lot of reasons for that. But the system has improved significantly. And one of the things that's happened is that linked open data and linked data is really becoming a reality with the new metadata. Excuse me with the new discovery editor. New discovery interface.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): all of the new primo stuff that's gonna be happening.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And they what the metadata group and Marcy, they updated the control task list. So we're going to be this this way. Your metadata will be
Maureen Clements (SUNY): better linked with authority control. So Marcy's gonna be talking about that as well.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Great, alright.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So in addition to all the metadata work that we've been doing, I know that discovery is also a huge huge area that has been happening. The new AI research assistant is continuing to evolve. We do have an FAQ about that. So please, if you are interested in turning that on, and you can check out here
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and and, as I mentioned at some point, what we'd hope to do is get the Qa. Team here for the AI research assistant. But we'll we'll see how that we'll see if we're able to make that happen.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And then the new discovery experience, which is that was originally supposed to go live in May, and they have pushed that back to November. So there are going to be consortial features. Get it from another library will be configured until late 2025, and I suspect that that might even get pushed out farther.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So it's going to be a very long yeah, you're still waiting for the official announcement for the pushback. Thanks, Michelle. This is going to be a very long process of changing to this new discovery experience. So you know
Maureen Clements (SUNY): there'll be there'll be time for that. So.
Susan Davis (UB): Oh, if I could just interject that I saw an announcement, for
Susan Davis (UB): again, this is probably just a show and tell kind of thing on the the new nde March 19.th
Susan Davis (UB): I'm not sure what list. I saw that on.
Susan Davis (UB): Wait a minute. Yeah, let me just make sure I've got the right. It's called primo NDEU. I rollout explained.
Susan Davis (UB): I signed up for one on March 19, th so I I just
Susan Davis (UB): I don't have the the link to the page. But
Susan Davis (UB): there are some things that are starting to.
Susan Davis (UB): you know. At least you'd be able to get a look
Susan Davis (UB): at what it's supposed to be, or what they're thinking.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Okay, great. Thank you so much, Susan. What we'll do is, oh, perfect.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Thank you. Thanks, Nancy.
Susan Davis (UB): Tag, tag, team here.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Which is great, right? It's great, more hands, better so. Thank you so much.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): NDE.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Pray
Maureen Clements (SUNY): the mix panel, which is the primo, the new primo analytics module. We will not be implementing that consortally. So that's you can implement that individually. But it's being beta tested by University of Buffalo and Binghamton, and thank you so much for stepping up to do that. We'd love to hear more about what that looks like when when that maybe we can. You can demonstrate what some of that looks like at one of our interest groups going forward.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): sure.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and finally counter 5.1. So we know that there's been updates and changes, and we are in the process of reviewing what that looks like and the new counter platform, and how to activate the affiliated sushi when the vendors migrate to the new platform.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): I know that Michelle was, and I were talking about it. And there's there's a lot of issues, you know, Gail, I guess, released 5.1. But then it doesn't work in the system. And so everything's a mess right now, of course, but as soon as things hopefully get the systems are start working a little bit better, we'll be able to. We do have a session there for some information
Maureen Clements (SUNY): for March, but we might have to move that. So it's it's tentative, depending on where everything is, how everything is playing out with the vendors.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So alright.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Okay. So e-resources and collections. That's another part of discovery, because if we don't have collections we can't discover them.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): But we did talk about the direct charges for Fy. 25. They will be billed soon, and I will let you know as soon as they are. We're keeping fingers crossed that that will happen so.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And then I'm assuming that they will probably update that again in May. So there'll be another update there, there. I don't think that there's many. I think that this direct charge, because it's been it's been a while is that almost everything will be on this direct charge. So we have very few updates.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Another thing we discovered was that the Ogs State contract? Oh, Susan, yes.
Susan Davis (UB): Well, just to say sadly, in a way, I think some of the proquest
Susan Davis (UB): if anybody was in on various proquest deals, those were July one dates so that those could be things. You know that you're going to be asked about between now and the end of the fiscal year, because I know we're talking to Ebsco about the you know their academic ebook subscription product?
Susan Davis (UB): Which we've been doing the proquest one. And we have to make a decision. By July one.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Yes, yes, that makes sense, Susan, because that's right. Everything like that's we're going to have that session. We're also going to have a collection session as well. But, you people will need to be making decisions about ebooks by July one, absolutely. And I don't think that we're going to be able to given the given the processes that we have in place.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): If we were to do any sort of ebook package to sort of make up for what we need it. It would it? I don't know if we could get it pushed through by July one.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): right? Right.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): unless it's on ogs and something that's very, very simple and basic. And that's under a specific threshold. So we are looking very closely at what all of that is going to mean. And that's why I thought maybe having a little task force task group to deal with what that looks like. You know, where do we? Where we want to take this. Do we want to pull some money together? There's lots of questions that that we have. So. But thank you for bringing that up
Maureen Clements (SUNY): just a quick note, though, on Ogs. One of the things that we did find out is that there are. There's a new link. So you might have gone to the website and the website's down. And we did find out that Katie Jessica has been hard at work really updating and making that website a lot better. So there's a new website. We want to share that with everyone just going to put that in the link, too. So
Maureen Clements (SUNY): we are going to have a collection session on March 26, th at 11 Am. And we are going to review the findings of the Suny Connect Task Group. They did recommend renewing Ebsco for the next 2 year iteration because we had a 5 year Po.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and this task group was set to determine whether we should recommend for a two-year renewal. That was what they did, and also renewing gale. So we're going to look at the stats where we see trends happening. We've reached out to Ebsco to ask them about some questions, so they will have some response from them.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And also we're going to be talking about as well where we're going with Ifb contracts just a very high level. That's not on the slide. But we are meeting with
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Ithaca, and we're going to be pushing the. We're going to be pushing in a we're going to try for a an extension. Excuse me an exemption for our jstor contract because we realize that that's really important, and we're working with them to try to get that pushed through in a way that we'll be able to do that.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And we do have the Elsevier Renewal Task group. So I want a huge thank you to everyone who volunteered. And this is our task group. We've got a nice spread of folks. And if there's any community, college librarians besides Sarah, who want to join, please do thank you, Sarah, for
Maureen Clements (SUNY): stepping up free community colleges. So we're going to be working, starting in mid-march, and we're hoping to be wrapped up by late. May we have a very tight deadline? We are in discussions with Elsevier about what that looks like. So I really appreciate everyone working on this. And Elsevier is on Ogs contract. But we will have to have a contract with them. So that's why we're trying to push this through and hopefully get the ball rolling by. June.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Okay?
Maureen Clements (SUNY): All right. Well, last, and but not at least in the least resource, sharing and fulfillment. So, as I mentioned before, we did share the data with everyone, and that was shared via basecamp and the Sld Listserv.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Please don't share that data with anyone outside the Sudi system. We do have these resource sharing data. It is public here on these base camps. But we're not sharing the link. We do want you to log into basecamp.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and we will be. Tim is going to be updating that resource, sharing data periodically as we get more data. So we're not going to be posting the monthly resource sharing stats anymore. Tim did mention that at the resource sharing session, and said that if you do, are interested in still getting monthly resource sharing statistics, please put in a ticket, and he can help you. Make sure that you would be able to set that up in your own system
Maureen Clements (SUNY): alright.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And the shelf reading app is fixed. So we did. There was that there was some problems that we had with our itech servers. Oh, that problems we have with our itech servers. And I think all of those issues are resolved. We had a lot of the
Maureen Clements (SUNY): the self checkout was down for a long time, and that has finally been fixed, and then the shelf reading web app is fixed as well. So please continue using it. And I know that there's going to be a lot of folks here who have inventory projects going on this summer so.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and finally, Eslin, that will be reaching out to libraries directly about Empire Library delivery. And, as you recall, we used to have an agreement with Eslin a system-wide agreement. But we no longer have that. Everyone has that individually, so they can have different levels of ill delivery. One day, you know, 2 day 5 day.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): so you'll be be on the lookout for an April 1st renewal information, and then you'll need to be signing that information by on the 20 on the 15, th and then the the forms will be due on it. By the 10.th
Maureen Clements (SUNY): We'll send out reminders to folks, too. We're still sort of involved in that communication process. So
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and the manage patron services user interface that is going to be removed from Alma on May 4, th fully sunset.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): So if you are not already using this new interface.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Please make those changes as soon as possible, so you can get familiar with those systems, and we do have an FAQ. And Tim has a webinar out there as well.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Talked to ex-libris about this, and one of the things that we talked to them briefly about is the release schedule, and how that their release schedule doesn't necessarily coincide with the academic year, and that could sometimes cause some problems. And maybe they could figure out a way to like, change that up a little bit.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): But yeah, so may 4th this, this goes. This is going away
Maureen Clements (SUNY): all right. And finally, professional development. And yes, that's professional development. We've got our leadership management certificate. So that last course is for spring. 2025 is coming on up. So if you are interested, please sign up
Maureen Clements (SUNY): and we're going to be having our library leaders community a practice meeting in person on May 20th at Suny cit. Oneonta. We're really looking forward to that as well. And, Darren, looking forward to seeing you and seeing your beautiful campus again. So really, it's going to be lovely.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Yeah, excited.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And then there's a great session called leveraging Generative AI to create free and open educational resources. It's a very popular session. So please sign up that's coming up on the 25.th We've got lots happening up in the end of March and beginning of April. It's going to be busy busy.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And then there's library week. So we are continuing the student workforce discussions that we had from the library leaders meeting and effective approaches to student worker programs in suny libraries. So if you have student workers, please join us for this wonderful Library week panel presentation, we'll be sending out more information about it. So thank you, Corey, for setting all of this up and really kind of keeping us on track.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Corey does so many jobs and really really appreciate it. And finally, the spotlight on Suny, which will be using Google analytics. And I think Jill Lucasio is going to be presenting and.
Cori Wilhelm: And Nicole Westerdall.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Thank you, Nicole Westerdahl. So any other, any other professional development things, Corey, that you've got on the plate.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): That's any anything else, she.
Cori Wilhelm: We do have
Cori Wilhelm: have a library leaders, community practice meeting this afternoon. I guess I left that off this slide. And I am hoping at that, that. We can discuss and make some plans about that May meeting, get some idea of numbers and and
Cori Wilhelm: what folks want to cover.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): Great, great.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And one thing that we are thinking about for the library leaders. Community practice is that I do want everyone to know that we're putting together a session about our visits and what that looks like. So we'll be giving be doing a little presentation at the cit there and then, not at cit, but at the library leaders meeting, and then and then we'll schedule a session. So everyone for everyone. At some point
Maureen Clements (SUNY): it was. It was just so lovely. It was really nice to visit all the campuses, and
Maureen Clements (SUNY): thank you, everybody. We have great presentation coming up for that.
Maureen Clements (SUNY): And that concludes this portion of the update, and would love to open it up to questions.