Discussion
groups, previous programs
Access Services and Collection Development
Joint program, Access Services/Collection Development Discussion Groups
Using Public Service Statistics for Collection Development
Jan. 9, 2007,
10 AM-12 PM
New York Public Library, The Humanities and Social Sciences Library
Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, Trustees Room
Information Literacy /
Instruction
Talking About TILT and Other Online Tutorials * printable flyer
Long Island University , Brooklyn Campus Library
Wednesday, June 13, 2008 from 2pm to 4pm
Panelists:
Eloise Bellard, Adelphi University
Mary Kate Boyd-Byrnes, Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus
Mariana Regalado, CUNY, Brooklyn College
Mari Miller-Lamb, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
Moderator: Jane Suda, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
Our discussion will explore:
- Selecting and adapting an online tutorial
- Integrating online tutorials into an information literacy program
- Assessment and online tutorials
- Creating your own online tutorial
"BI
Strategies," Friday,
October 6th, 2006, Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus, 1
University Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11201, LLC 515 & new LIU
Bklyn BI Lab, Time: 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Refreshments will be
served.
Presentations:
* Camtasia and the Embedded Librarian - Betsy Crenshaw
* Active Learning - Jane Suda (Coordinator of Instruction)
* Virtual Library Tour-generating - Brook Stowe
* Plagiarism and Turn It In-Practical Aspects - Paul Tremblay
* Visual Searching or Topic Mapping - Vincent A. Munch
New Librarians
Publish or Perish? Librarian Publishing - Past, Present and Future more information
Friday, December 12, 2008
1:00pm - 4:00pm
Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
Most academic librarians are encouraged, if not required, to publish. And tenure requirements can be vastly different from institution to
institution. How does publishing, or the pressure to publish, affect our roles, our professional lives, and our ability to succeed?
This session will focus on traditional and non-traditional publishing
for academic librarians. Speakers, from local institutions, will present
on the history of publishing for librarians, publishing in areas outside
of LIS, and publishing alternatives. We will also provide ideas on how
to stay in touch with what’s going on in the publishing arena, and tips on developing a professional portfolio. An informal question and answer session will follow.
This session is open to all librarians (new and well-seasoned) and to library school students. Please come and discuss your questions, ideas and concerns with the group. A light snack will be provided.
Special Collections and Archives Discussion Group
ACRL/NY is forming a discussion group for archivists and special collection librarians in the New York Metropolitan area (including Long Island and Westchester County). The Archives and Special Collections Discussion Group brings together archivists and special collections librarians who work in academic and research settings so that we may discover our commonalities, discuss our mutual challenges, and seek solutions through information sharing and collaboration.
Our first meeting will consist of a round table discussion to explore possible directions. Join us; as a new member you can help shape the future of the Archives and Special Collections Group.
Monday, November 17, 2008
3:00 – 5:00 pm
Columbia University
Butler Library, Room 523
114th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue
Technical Services
Your ILS: Assessment and Aspiration * printable flyer
A Joint Program by the Technical Services & New Librarians Discussion Groups
A discussion about Integrated Library Systems (ILS) from multiple perspectives with panelists from different areas of librarianship; we invite you to share your ideas on your current ILS, features you like or dislike, ILS migrations, and your dream ILS
When: Friday, November 2, 2007 2:00-4:00 p.m.
Where: Long Island University , Library Learning Center , Room 515
1 University Plaza
Brooklyn , New York
Guest speakers:
Pamela Harpel-Burke, Hofstra University
John Maier, Pratt Institute
Jane Suda, Long Island University
Nadaleen Tempelman-Kluit, New York University |
Geographic sections, previous events
Long Island
Spring 2008 Workshop (co-sponsored by Adelphi Libraries)
Marketing Library Resources and Services: Let Them Know What You've Got! A Workshop for Academic Librarians
Friday, May 9, 2008,
8:30 a.m.– 12 p.m., Adelphi University, * printable flyer
* Darren Chase, Stony Brook University. Online Users,
First Class Service
Marketing for Web-based Services :: presentation .pdf
*Karen Gisonny, New York Public Library.
Marketing Library Resources
and Services: Let Them Know
What You’ve Got ! :: presentation .pdf
*Debbi Smith, Adelphi University. Marketing Library Resources and Services:
Create and Implement a
Marketing Campaign :: presentation .pdf
*Andrew White and Eric Djiva Kamal, Adelphi University, and
Joseph Balsamo, Stony Brook University. Seining the 'Net for Targeted Collections
and Services :: presentation .pdf
Spring 2007 Workshop
Legal Research for the Academic Librarian: The Nuts and Bolts for Reference and Instruction
Wednesday, May 2, 2007, 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Adelphi University, Alumni House
printable flyer and registration form Registration Deadline is April 25, 2007
 Eloise Bellard, Adelphi, Legal Research for Academic Librarians: Connecting Collections ::
presentation .ppt :: presentation .html, Internet Explorer users only
Lisa Spar, Hofstra, Secrets from the Law Library: the Legislative and Executive Branches
Carol Simon, Hofstra, Legal Research for the Rest of Us
:: presentation .ppt :: presentation .html, Internet Explorer users only
Barbara G. Traub, St. Johns Law School, Secrets of the Law Library, Part 1 ::
presentation .ppt :: presentation .html, Internet Explorer users only :: Bibliography .pdf :: Treatises and Loose-leafs You May Have in Your Library .pdf
Fall 2006 Workshop
Academic Librarianship: Developing a Research Program for Tenure and Beyond: A WORKSHOP FOR ACADEMIC LIBRARIANS
Professor Deborah Dolan, Social Sciences Librarian, Hofstra University
Thursday, November 16, 2006,
Hofstra University printable flyer :: program (.pdf)
presentation .ppt :: presentation .html, Internet Explorer users only
handout: suggested reading (.pdf) ::
handout: Sage Series, Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences (.pdf)
New York City
ACRL/NY NYC Section Fall 2008 Program
Podcasting for Librarians :: printable flyer
Date: Friday, November 21, 2008
Time: 10:00 am to 12:30 pm
Podcasting can be a powerful tool to showcase your library and enhance its services. It can help make your library more relevant to your users and provide more interactive communication and collaboration with them. Join us for a free informative workshop for librarians on the basics of creating audio and video podcasts presented by Dr. Sara Marcus, Electronic Resource & Web Librarian, Queensborough Community College, CUNY
Where: Queensborough Community College, CUNY
Kurt R. Schmeller Library, Room 318
222-05 56th Avenue, Bayside, NY 11364
When: November 21 from 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
(Breakfast will be served from 10:00 am – 10:30 am)
RSVP by November 19, 2008 to Barbara Bonous-Smit
ACRL/NY NYC Section Spring 2008 Program
Tour of The LuEsther T. Mertz Library of the New York Botanical Garden :: printable flyer
Date: Friday, June 13th, 2008
Time: 11:00 am
Attendees will get a general tour of the library and rare book collections as well as of the exhibition “Darwin's Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure,”
the Archives facility, and will also have the opportunity to meet with the Head of Conservation, Technical Services, Acquisitions, & Digitization.
ACRL/NY New York City Section with Queensborough Community College Friends of the Library: Teaching the Holocaust & Tolerance: Resources & Services, November 2, 2007 * printable flyer * details * program brochure
ACRL/NY New York City Section Fall 2007 Program
Tour of the American Museum of Natural History Research Library
October 26, 2007 * printable flyer
ACRL/NY members will get a behind-the-scenes look at the American Museum of Natural History Research Library's operations and enjoy a tour of the Library's collection including their special collections
ACRL/NY New York City Section Fall 2006 Program (Friday, September 29, 2006),
Morgan Library Tour printable flyer
Westchester/Lower Hudson
Valley
ACRL/NY Westchester Section, Spring 2008 Program (co-sponsored by WALDO, Information Services Committee): Clickers in Libraries, April 4, 2008 * printable flyer * details
Join us for a free program on Clickers, with particular
applications to library instruction, student engagement,
and assessment. Clickers are being adopted by many
Higher Ed institutions and are being used by teaching
faculty for classroom applications. The presenters will
demonstrate how they are currently using them in
library instruction sessions, and a panel will discuss
possible new applications for this innovative tool and
answer questions from the audience.
Time: 1pm - 4pm
Place: Harold L. Drimmer Library, Westchester Community College, Valhalla, NY
Directions :: Web Site
Speakers:
Leah Massar Bloom
Reference Coordinator and Natural and Social
Sciences Librarian
Purchase College Library, SUNY
leah.massar@purchase.edu
Mari Miller-Lamb
Reference/Instruction Librarian
Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
Mari Miller-Lamb@liu.edu
Betsy Crenshaw
Reference/Health Sciences Librarian
Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus
Betsy.Crenshaw@liu.edu
Kristine Wycisk
Assistant Head of Reference, Coordinator of
Library Instruction
Mercy College
kwycisk@mercy.edu
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04/20/09
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